Audio By Carbonatix
The National Malaria Control Programme of the Ghana Health Service (GHS) has nominated Ghanaian media personality, Gifty Anti, as the National Malaria Advocate to champion the fight against Malaria.
The celebrated broadcaster will champion the “Zero Malaria Starts With Me” campaign.
Madam Gifty Anti earned the nomination for her role in raising the profile of national issues as well as showing leadership in the fight against public health problems that affect the population.
Among the many considerations also, is her role in advancing issues pertaining to women and children, the GHS stated in a letter to her.
Madam Anti has used her platform to effectively engage and sensitize the public on various issues.
The “Zero Malaria Starts With Me” campaign is an initiative, a part of many, committed to achieving malaria elimination by 2030.
Oheneyere Gifty Anti, today, April 29 received a plaque for her contribution.
Latest Stories
-
DVLA extends use of DP stickers and DV plates amid new plate rollout delay
8 minutes -
What’s in a nickname? AFCON 2025 teams have stories to tell
19 minutes -
DVLA suspends rollout of new number plates planned for January 2026
31 minutes -
Health Minister commends workers, pledges stronger health system in end-of-year message
41 minutes -
Two dead, dozens injured in crash on Cape Coast–Takoradi highway
43 minutes -
NPP Primary: Bawumia still in strong lead in latest Global InfoAnalytics survey
58 minutes -
NPP Primary: Bawumia leads with 56% amongst committed voters in latest Global InfoAnalytics poll
1 hour -
Venezuela accuses US of ‘extortion’ over seizure of oil tankers
1 hour -
Zelensky says Ukrainian withdrawal from the East possible in latest peace plan
1 hour -
NDC highlights first year achievements, vows to stabilise economy and strengthen governance
1 hour -
Ghana’s performance broadly satisfactory; but faces downside risks to economy – IMF
2 hours -
Cybercrime crackdown: 48 suspects arrested in Dawhenya operation
2 hours -
Any further easing of policy rate should remain gradual and data dependent – IMF to BoG
2 hours -
ICU-Ghana boss urges gov’t to translate economic gains into better living standards for workers
2 hours -
BoG rolls out new directives on documentations needed for cross border trading
2 hours