DoneFlagshipHealth financing · Manifesto · PDF page 141
Stop using the NHIS levy as collateral; all of it goes to health only.
“de-collateralize the National Health Insurance Levy and ensure that the total revenue (100%) accrued to the NHIS levy is set aside for only health-related purposes”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026The 2025 budget uncapped the NHIS levy (NHIL), and the Earmarked Funds Capping and Realignment (Amendment) Act, 2025 took it off the capping list from 2 April 2025. NHIS funding rose to about GH¢9.76bn in 2025, and the minister says claims are now paid on time. One caveat: since July 2025, 20% of NHIS money goes to the Medical Trust Fund. That is still health spending, but critics call it a cap by another name.
In progressFlagshipMahamaCares · 120-day social contract · deadline 8 May 2025
Set up the Ghana Medical Care Trust (MahamaCares) Fund.
“the Ghana Medical Care Trust (MahamaCares) Fund”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026Launched 29 April 2025 and passed into law as Act 1144 on 22 July 2025, funded with 20% of NHIS money. Parliament approved about GH¢2.9bn for 2026. In May 2026 the fund said about 50 patients had been supported with just over GH¢4.8m across 11 hospitals; no newer count has been published since the June rollout. The Renal Patients Association president said in May 2026 he knew of no kidney patient who had benefited.
In progressFlagshipPrimary care · Manifesto · PDF page 139
Make primary healthcare free for all Ghanaians in CHPS, health centres, clinics and polyclinics.
“make Primary Healthcare free and universally accessible to all Ghanaians in CHPS compounds, health centres, clinics, and polyclinics”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026Launched 15 April 2026 at Shai Osudoku District Hospital, starting with 150 districts and a GH¢1.5bn budget line. By September 2026 it was running in 135 districts and about 4,575 facilities. Ghana has 261 districts, and government sources disagree on when the whole country is covered (end-2027 vs end-2028). Hospital referrals still go through the NHIS.
In progressFlagshipHealth workers · Manifesto · PDF page 141
Keep paying allowances to trainee nurses and add student loans.
“maintain the payment of allowances to trainee nurses and provide them with additional funding options including student loans”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026The 2025 budget funded trainee allowances, and the ministry says it paid GH¢462.58m to about 120,000 trainees for the first half of 2025. In September 2025 it said older arrears had been cleared too. The trainees' association has since complained of fresh delays in 2026, but I could not date or confirm that claim, so this is not marked done.
In progressFlagshipHealth systems · Manifesto · PDF page 142
Set up Central Bed and Emergencies Bureaus in three belts to end 'no-bed syndrome'.
“establish Central Bed and Emergencies Management Bureaus in all three geographical belts (Southern, Middle, and Northern)”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026After Charles Amissah died on 6 February 2026, turned away by three Accra hospitals, the ministry began piloting a National Bed Command and Emergency Coordination Centre from 1 June 2026. At that point 267 facilities with 12,840 beds had been enrolled. By October 2026 there was one command centre, at Ridge Hospital, covering selected regional and teaching hospitals. There are no separate bureaus for the three belts yet.
In progressFlagshipInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Finish abandoned and ongoing health projects.
“complete prioritised abandoned and ongoing health infrastructure projects”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026Asked in July 2026 how many Agenda 111 hospitals work, the Health Minister answered "Zero" (about GH¢4.8bn spent before 2025, plus over GH¢1bn owed to contractors). Cabinet has cut the programme to 35 sites; 10 are in the 2026 budget with about GH¢100m between them, and the minister puts the cost of finishing the 35 at a little above GH¢20bn, with no dates. Meanwhile three new regional hospitals (GH¢600m) began moving in September 2026.
In progressFlagshipInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Rebuild the La General Hospital.
“reconstruct the La General Hospital”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026Work on the stalled La General rebuild fully resumed in 2025 once funding problems were sorted out, according to the Health Minister. After a site visit in April 2026, Mahama set November 2027 as the date to commission it. An earlier ministry update said only about €7m of the €50m cost had been paid, and no 2026 completion percentage has been published.
In progressMental health · Manifesto · PDF page 137
Bring mental health into basic primary healthcare.
“review and integrate mental health into Primary Health Care”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026On 22 May 2026 the Mental Health Authority CEO said the NHIA had approved NHIS cover for anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. Full implementation had not started then because billing and claims systems were still being adjusted, and no start date was given. I found no evidence of the promised district NHIS mental-health hotlines.
In progressHealth workers · Manifesto · PDF page 141
Recruit and post new health workers early.
“ensure early recruitment and deployment of health workers”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026Thousands went onto the payroll in 2025 (about 13,500 by November), mostly health workers recruited before this government. About 7,500 more were recruited in 2026, and almost all arrears for unpaid nurses were cleared. The minister said in April 2026 that around 100,000 trained health professionals were still at home.
In progressPharma · Manifesto · PDF page 143
Support local drug companies to make essential medicines and vaccines so we import less.
“provide support to local pharmaceutical companies to expand the production of pharmaceuticals, including essential medicines and vaccines”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026Cabinet approved a Pharmaceutical Policy in July 2026, and on 21 August 2026 Ghana signed up to Africa CDC's pooled procurement scheme to open a continental market for local makers. On 20 August 2026, eight local projects received €2m in grants, but that money came from Germany and the EU (PharmaVax), not the Ghana budget. No new government-funded factory or vaccine production line has been reported.
No infoFlagshipInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Build a 500-bed Specialist Children's Hospital and Fertility Centre in Accra.
“500-bed Specialist Children’s Hospital and Fertility Centre in Accra”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026I found no site, contract, budget line or sod-cutting for a 500-bed children's hospital. The nearest projects are different ones: a 400-bed mother-and-child block at Korle Bu, planned to include an IVF centre, and the 120-bed Weija children's hospital started under the last government, which was still unopened in May 2026.
No infoMental health · Manifesto · PDF page 137
Start building a mental health hospital in the north and fix up existing ones.
“commence the establishment of a mental health hospital in the Northern sector and refurbish existing mental health hospitals”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026Construction of a psychiatric hospital in Tamale began in June 2023 under Agenda 111. I found no 2025-2026 report of work resuming, a new contract or a completion date.
No infoHealth workers · Manifesto · PDF page 141
Reward health workers who accept postings to rural and underserved areas.
“reward healthcare workers who accept postings to rural communities and underserved areas”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026In March 2025 the Health Minister announced a 20% top-up on basic salary for rural postings. In February 2026 he was still describing it as something government 'plans to introduce'. I found no gazetted policy, list of qualifying areas, or evidence that anyone has been paid.
No infoInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Start building a specialist and trauma hospital in the Oti Region for road accidents on the eastern corridor.
“commence the building of Specialist and Trauma Hospital in the Oti Region”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026Government has announced a 160-bed regional referral hospital for Oti, one of three paid for from GH¢600m in the 2026 budget, but no start date has been given and it is not a trauma hospital. On 22 September 2026 the Oti Regional Health Directorate was still pressing for a trauma centre on the Dambai corridor, which suggests none is under way.
No infoInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Set up a modern dialysis centre in the north.
“establish a modern dialysis centre in the northern sector of the country”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026No ministry-built northern dialysis centre found. In August 2026 an expanded dialysis unit (3 to 9 machines, about GH¢4m) opened in Wa, funded mainly by a charity and the Upper West MPs. A feasibility visit to Tamale Teaching Hospital is the only ministry step reported.
No infoInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Expand the National Ambulance Training School to train more paramedics.
“expand the capacity of the National Ambulance Training School to produce more paramedical staff”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026I found no funded expansion or new intake figures for the ambulance training school. In July 2026 the service was still seeking accreditation for it from the tertiary education regulator. On the fleet, about 200 ambulances are working, older ones are being repaired, and 100 new ambulances are promised for 2027. A March 2026 plan to buy 400 ambulances has not been explained.
No infoInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Build modern hospitals in Bawku, Yendi and other towns after needs assessment.
“build an ultra-modern hospital in Bawku, Yendi and other towns based on a needs assessment”
What we found · checked 27 Oct 2026Undated local reports say a Bawku referral hospital at Baribari will 'soon commence'. I found no contract, budget or start date for Bawku or Yendi. The emergency centre that opened at Yendi Hospital was built by a US charity with the local MP, not by government. The 2026 budget's GH¢600m for new hospitals goes to regional hospitals in Oti, Savannah and Western North instead.
Not checkedFlagshipPrevention · Manifesto · PDF page 137
Roll out a National Vector Control Programme to wipe out malaria.
“implement a National Vector Control Programme and promote sustainable sanitation practices”
Not checkedFlagshipPrimary care · Manifesto · PDF page 139
Finish CHPS compounds under construction and build more for rural and urban poor.
“prioritize the completion of remaining CHPS compounds under construction and build additional CHPS”
Not checkedFlagshipPrimary care · Manifesto · PDF page 139
Start market and transport station clinics for traders, passengers and drivers.
“commence the establishment of market and transport station clinics”
Not checkedFlagshipPrimary care · Manifesto · PDF page 139
Bring back the 'Onuador' and 'Onipa Nua' mobile medical and dental services for rural areas and islands.
“re-introduce the “Onuador” and the “Onipa Nua” mobile medical and dental services”
Not checkedFlagshipHealth workers · Manifesto · PDF page 141
Introduce 'Risk Exposure Insurance' for health workers hurt or made sick on the job.
“introduce ‘Risk Exposure Insurance’ for health workers”
Not checkedFlagshipHealth financing · Manifesto · PDF page 142
Pass a law to put a percentage of oil, gas and mining revenue into the health insurance fund.
“legislate for and assign a percentage of national revenue from established and new extractive fields to the national health insurance fund”
Not checkedFlagshipInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Start plans to rebuild Korle Bu Teaching Hospital as an extra ultra-modern specialist hospital.
“commence plans towards the rebuilding of Korle Bu Teaching Hospital as an additional ultra-modern quaternary specialist hospital”
Not checkedFlagshipSocial protection · Manifesto · PDF page 149
Review the NHIS Act to give free NHIS cover to all extremely poor households.
“review the National Health Insurance Act, 2012 (Act 852) to extend Free NHIS coverage to all extremely poor households”
Not checkedFlagshipThe aged · Manifesto · PDF page 151
Amend the NHIS Act so people aged 60 and above do not pay premiums.
“amendment to the National Health Insurance Scheme Act 2012, (Act 852) to grant exemption from premium payments for individuals aged sixty and above”
Not checkedHealth tourism · Manifesto · PDF page 64
Make Ghana a health and medical tourism hub and an assisted birth technology hub for Africa.
“promote Ghana as a health and medical tourism hub by upgrading health infrastructure”
Not checkedPrevention · Manifesto · PDF page 137
Launch a 'Food for Health Initiative' teaching the benefits of local Ghanaian foods.
“introduce the ‘Food for Health Initiative’ to educate the public on the health and nutritional benefits of indigenous Ghanaian foods”
Not checkedPrevention · Manifesto · PDF page 137
Watch health data closely and publish regular public health alerts.
“increase surveillance and monitoring of health data and produce periodic public health alerts”
Not checkedPrevention · Manifesto · PDF page 137
Scale up regular cervical, prostate and breast cancer screening.
“scale up regular screening for cervical, prostate, and breast cancer and encourage self-screening”
Not checkedPrevention · Manifesto · PDF page 137
Build climate change and environmental safety into all health policies.
“mainstream climate change and environmental safety activities in all health policies and implementation plans”
Not checkedPrevention · Manifesto · PDF page 137
Run public health education on healthy living, screening and preventing diseases.
“embark on public health education to promote a healthy lifestyle and regular screening”
Not checkedMental health · Manifesto · PDF page 137
Resource Accra and Pantang Psychiatric Hospitals to give full mental healthcare.
“resource the Accra and Pantang Psychiatric Hospitals to enhance their capacity”
Not checkedMental health · Manifesto · PDF page 137
Review the Mental Health law to train and keep more Community Mental Health Officers.
“review the Mental Health Authority Law to expand training, recruitment, and retention of more Community Mental Health Officers (CMHOs)”
Not checkedMental health · Manifesto · PDF page 137
Set up mental health hotlines and e-counselling under the NHIS at district level.
“establish hotlines under the NHIS framework for individuals to access mental healthcare and e-counselling services at the district level”
Not checkedHerbal medicine · Manifesto · PDF page 137
Have more public universities set up herbal medicine research departments.
“encourage more public universities to establish herbal medicine research departments”
Not checkedHerbal medicine · Manifesto · PDF page 137
Use proven herbal and traditional medicine in district hospitals.
“mainstream research-backed herbal, traditional, and alternative medicine and practice in patient management at the district hospitals”
Not checkedHerbal medicine · Manifesto · PDF page 139
Partner with local and foreign research and drug firms on herbal medicines.
“promote local and international partnerships among herbal medicinal research institutions, and pharmaceutical industries”
Not checkedHerbal medicine · Manifesto · PDF page 139
Review the Ghana Health Service Act 525 to regulate herbal products and clinical trials.
“review the Ghana Health Service and Teaching Hospitals Act 1996 (Act 525)”
Not checkedHerbal medicine · Manifesto · PDF page 139
Invest in modern equipment to identify active ingredients and make safe herbal medicine.
“promote investment in modern scientific methods, technological innovations, and equipment for identifying active plant ingredients”
Not checkedEmergencies · Manifesto · PDF page 139
Draw up an integrated emergency and pandemic preparedness plan.
“develop an integrated emergency and pandemic preparedness plan”
Not checkedEmergencies · Manifesto · PDF page 139
Build international partnerships for disease surveillance and pandemic response.
“establish robust international partnerships and research for epidemiological surveillance”
Not checkedPrimary care · Manifesto · PDF page 139
Strengthen health centres and CHPS and make them more accountable to the community.
“strengthen the healthcare delivery system at the sub-district level (health centres and CHPS) and scale up the network of practice and the social accountability measures”
Not checkedPrimary care · Manifesto · PDF page 139
Turn school sickbays in boarding schools into 24-hour satellite clinics run by health professionals.
“upgrade school sickbays into satellite clinics managed by health professionals in all boarding schools”
Not checkedPrimary care · Manifesto · PDF page 139
Partner private firms to set up licensed medical bureaus in districts to give quick access to medical information.
“partner with the private sector to establish licensed medical bureau in the district”
Not checkedPrimary care · Manifesto · PDF page 139
Give patients information on available services and link them to specialists, including palliative care.
“provide information on available medical services to clients (patients) upon request and link them to specialist facilities including palliative care”
Not checkedPrimary care · Manifesto · PDF page 141
Let pharmacies attach licensed clinics run by health professionals.
“develop a regulatory framework to allow interested pharmaceutical outlets to attach licensed”
Not checkedHealth workers · Manifesto · PDF page 141
Make a policy on health worker migration to manage brain drain.
“develop a health-worker migration policy framework to facilitate ethical migration of health workers”
Not checkedHealth workers · Manifesto · PDF page 141
Bring back the vehicle tax waiver for health professionals, with regulation.
“re-introduce and regulate the vehicle tax waiver scheme for health professionals”
Not checkedHealth workers · Manifesto · PDF page 141
Give scholarships for at least 200 nursing tutors to do PhDs.
“provide scholarship opportunities to at least 200 nursing tutors to pursue PhD-level education”
Not checkedHealth workers · Manifesto · PDF page 141
Expand access to nursing training institutions.
“expand access to nursing training institutions”
Not checkedHealth workers · Manifesto · PDF page 141
Introduce awards for performing health workers and facilities.
“introduce performance and evidence-based health worker and facility awards”
Not checkedHealth workers · Manifesto · PDF page 141
Make rules defining the role and career path of Physician Assistants (Clinical Officers).
“redefine the role of Physician Assistant Health Care Professionals (Clinical Officers) in the”
Not checkedHealth workers · Manifesto · PDF page 141
Start degree and specialist nursing programmes in colleges of nursing.
“introduce degree and specialist nursing programmes in colleges of nursing”
Not checkedHealth financing · Manifesto · PDF page 142
Let CHPS keep their funds so they can run 24 hours without disruption.
“introduce a fund retention system at the CHPS level to ensure uninterrupted 24-hour service”
Not checkedHealth financing · Manifesto · PDF page 142
Let private labs, dental, eye and pharmacy services operate inside public hospitals (franchising).
“introduce a franchising policy for private health services such as laboratory, dental, eye, and pharmaceutical services to operate within public hospitals”
Not checkedHealth financing · Manifesto · PDF page 142
Give a bigger share of the health budget to primary healthcare, including deprived districts.
“increase allocation of the total government health budget to primary healthcare including the deprived districts and sub-district levels”
Not checkedHealth financing · Manifesto · PDF page 142
Set up an equipment-leasing system and review how medical supplies are bought.
“establish an equipment-leasing framework, and review the current system of procurement of medical consumables for efficiency”
Not checkedHealth financing · Manifesto · PDF page 142
Pass a law to send part of motor insurance premiums to the health insurance fund for accident victims.
“legislate for and assign a percentage of the National Insurance Commission motor insurance”
Not checkedHealth systems · Manifesto · PDF page 142
Encourage local production of thermometers, BP machines, hospital beds and drip stands.
“provide incentives and encourage investment in local production of medical equipment such as thermometers, BP apparatuses, hospital beds, and drip stands”
Not checkedHealth systems · Manifesto · PDF page 142
Pass a law governing organ and kidney transplants.
“enact a law to govern biomedical transplantation such as kidney transplants”
Not checkedHealth systems · Manifesto · PDF page 142
Build a central system so hospitals can share patient records.
“develop a centralised health information management system to share patient data across hospitals”
Not checkedHealth systems · Manifesto · PDF page 142
License and regulate private home care, chronic care and end-of-life care facilities.
“license and regulate the private sector to build and operate facilities for home care, chronically ill persons, and end-of-life care services”
Not checkedHealth systems · Manifesto · PDF page 142
Spread telehealth and telemedicine to all regions.
“scale up the telehealth and existing telemedicine projects, including tele-consultation and tele-education to all regions”
Not checkedHealth systems · Manifesto · PDF page 142
Establish a Patient Protection Council to protect patients' and practitioners' rights.
“establish a Patient (Client) Protection Council (PPC)”
Not checkedHealth systems · Manifesto · PDF page 142
Support the formation of a Medical Laboratory Council.
“support the formation of a Medical Laboratory Council”
Not checkedHealth systems · Manifesto · PDF page 142
Support local production of laboratory diagnostics.
“support the local production of laboratory diagnostics”
Not checkedHealth systems · Manifesto · PDF page 143
Set up a National Laboratory Proficiency Testing Centre.
“establish a National Laboratory Proficiency Testing Centre”
Not checkedHealth systems · Manifesto · PDF page 143
Build a zonal public laboratory in Volta and upgrade the four existing ones.
“establish one zonal Public Laboratory in the Volta region and upgrade the four existing zonal”
Not checkedHealth systems · Manifesto · PDF page 143
Upgrade selected district, regional and private hospitals into specialist teaching hospitals.
“upgrade selected district, regional, and other certified private hospitals to specialist teaching”
Not checkedHealth systems · Manifesto · PDF page 143
Set up a College of Allied Health Sciences for specialist training of allied health workers.
“establish a College of Allied Health Sciences as a post-graduate professional institute”
Not checkedHealth systems · Manifesto · PDF page 143
Set up a Council for Allied Health Sciences.
“set up a Council for Allied Health Sciences”
Not checkedHealth systems · Manifesto · PDF page 143
Plan a School of Biomedical Sciences and a Postgraduate Biomedical Research Institute.
“initiate plans to set up a School of Biomedical Sciences and Post Graduate Biomedical Research”
Not checkedPharma · Manifesto · PDF page 143
Work with the Pharmaceutical Society to implement the Pharmaceutical Sector Strategic Plan.
“collaborate with the Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana to implement the Ghana”
Not checkedPharma · Manifesto · PDF page 143
Start a National Bio-Equivalence Centre and a Pharmaceutical Research Institute.
“initiate the establishment of a National Bio-Equivalence Centre and a Pharmaceutical Research”
Not checkedPharma · Manifesto · PDF page 143
Add pharmaceutical manufacturing to university courses.
“promote the integration of pharmaceutical manufacturing programmes into relevant tertiary education curricula”
Not checkedPharma · Manifesto · PDF page 143
Give incentives to make Ghana a pharma hub for Africa.
“incentives to make Ghana a Pharma Hub in Africa”
Not checkedMedical tourism · Manifesto · PDF page 143
Equip and retool selected hospitals to international standards to attract medical tourists.
“select, equip, and retool health tourism facilities to meet international standards and attract”
Not checkedMedical tourism · Manifesto · PDF page 143
Improve tertiary and quaternary hospitals to boost health tourism.
“improve the country's tertiary and quaternary-level hospitals to boost health tourism”
Not checkedMedical tourism · Manifesto · PDF page 143
Train specialists and sub-specialists for cancer, bone, brain, heart and transplant care.
“train health professionals in specialists and sub-specialist skills for selected tertiary and quaternary”
Not checkedMedical tourism · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Turn the Volta region into a medical tourism hub linked to Ho airport.
“transform the Volta region into a medical tourism hub by upgrading health infrastructure”
Not checkedInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Upgrade the Afari Military Hospital in Kumasi and expand the Police Hospital in Accra.
“upgrade key specialist hospitals including the Afari Hospital (Military Hospital in Kumasi) and the Police Hospital expansion project in Accra”
Not checkedInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Upgrade Ridge Hospital into a full Teaching Hospital.
“upgrade the Greater Accra Regional Hospital (Ridge Hospital) into a full Teaching Hospital”
Not checkedInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Refurbish Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital to ultra-modern standards.
“refurbish the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital to meet the standards of an ultra-modern teaching Hospital”
Not checkedInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Expand Ho Teaching Hospital into a specialist hospital.
“expand Ho Teaching Hospital into a specialist hospital”
Not checkedInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Upgrade Navrongo War Memorial Hospital for doctor training.
“upgrade the Navrongo War Memorial Hospital to facilitate the training of doctors”
Not checkedInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Plan a medical school in Bono Region using Sunyani Regional Hospital for teaching.
“commence plans for the establishment of a medical school in Bono Region and operationalise the Sunyani Regional Hospital as a teaching site”
Not checkedInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Start a Post-Graduate College for Biomedical Sciences in the western part of the country.
“commence the establishment of a Post-Graduate College for Biomedical Sciences and other allied professions in health in the Western part”
Not checkedInfrastructure · Manifesto · PDF page 144
Finish extra University of Health and Allied Sciences campuses at Keta and Battor.
“additional campuses for the University of health and Allied”
Not checkedMaternal protection · Manifesto · PDF page 148
Make rules and a law to regulate Assisted Reproductive Technology such as IVF.
“develop a regulatory policy and legal framework for Assisted Reproductive Technology”
Not checkedSocial protection · Manifesto · PDF page 149
Improve access to basic healthcare for persons with disabilities and the elderly, including sign language.
“enhance accessibility to essential primary healthcare services for persons with disabilities (PWDs), and the elderly by providing among others sign language”
Not checkedSocial protection · Manifesto · PDF page 149
Run an iron supplement project in rural areas to end anaemia in children under five.
“implement an iron supplementation project, especially in rural areas, to reduce and subsequently eliminate anaemia in under 5-year-olds”
Not checkedThe aged · Manifesto · PDF page 151
Support Ghana Health Service to train more geriatric (elderly care) specialists.
“support the Ghana Health Service to increase access to geriatric care and train more geriatric care specialists”
Not checkedDisability · Manifesto · PDF page 153
Put more sign language interpreters in health facilities.
“Increase availability of sign language interpreters at health care facilities”
Not checkedZongo & inner-city · Manifesto · PDF page 155
Set up Islamic morgues at some major hospitals for early burial.
“establish Islamic morgues at some major hospitals”
Not checkedZongo & inner-city · Manifesto · PDF page 155
Equip health facilities in Muslim communities.
“Equip health facilities in Muslim communities with relevant health infrastructure”
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