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On Monday, October 9, 2023, the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital will launch its centenary celebrations.
The event will be attended by a cross-section of current staff, board members, former chief executives and retirees. The event will also be graced by other stakeholders including selected media partners.
The forum will be used to outline the activities that have been planned to mark the year-long celebrations.
As a hospital that has positively impacted lives within Ghana and the West African sub-region, it is time for the public to join and support Korle Bu to mark this celebration in a fitting and proper manner.
The hospital wishes to commend both governmental and non-governmental organizations and individuals who have supported Korle Bu in diverse ways and contributed to its 100-year journey.
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