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While Nigeria stutters…Ghana makes great strides

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While Nigeria stutters…Ghana makes great strides

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From AfricaLoft:
Ghana is reportedly one of the few countries in sub-Saharan Africa which have made tremendous progress in reducing infant and maternal deaths. The country has also started a process of integrating traditional medicine in its mainstream healthcare delivery system. In this interview with Chukwuma Muanya of Nigerian Guardian, who was in Ghana recently, Dr. Eddie Addai, Director for Policy Planning Monitoring and Evaluation in Ghana, explains how Ghana has been able to achieve this feat and speaks on other programmes the country is working on to meet the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) on health.

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