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HIV status cannot be used to deny employment under Ghana law – Ghana AIDS Commission

HIV stigma discourages testing, prevention and treatment in Ghana – Ghana AIDS Commission

Ghana AIDS Commission strengthens community-level HIV data collection to track 2030 target

Korle-Klottey, Tema and Accra Metro lead HIV table in Greater Accra – AIDS Commission

Ghana records decline in new HIV infections and AIDS deaths in 2025 – AIDS Commission report

Security recruitment: HIV status alone cannot disqualify applicants – Ghana AIDS Commission

Condom use remains key to HIV prevention in Ghana – AIDS Commission

Ghana AIDS Commission to distribute condoms nationwide on February 13 ahead of Val’s Day

Low condom use among young people in Volta Region disheartening – AIDS Commission

Ghana AIDS Commission warns of declining condom use among youth

Ghana records 42 new HIV infections every day – AIDS Commission

Mahama urges youth to lead fight against rising HIV infections

Volta regional minister strengthens institutional collaboration and supports media development

Ghana AIDS Commission partners with YEA to sensitise youth on HIV/AIDS 

NGO touts Ghana’s progress in combating HIV and AIDS, calls for a sustained momentum

World AIDS Day: A call to end stigma and HIV

Ghana Aids Commission laments lack of funds to tackle HIV/AIDS

Reckless lifestyle of the young accounts for increasing HIV cases – Kyeremeh Atuahene

Bono Region records 844 new HIV infections

There’s urgent need to close funding gaps in HIV/AIDS treatment – Ghana AIDS Commission

Video: How to use HIV self-test kit

Sex workers resorting to online platforms, hindering HIV fight – AIDS Commission

Check your HIV status and that of your partner if you’re both sexually active – Ghana AIDS Commission

More than $130 million needed for HIV/AIDs response yearly – Ghana AIDS Commission

Over $323m spent on HIV/AIDS response in 3 years – Ghana AIDS Commission

Know your HIV status before getting pregnant – AIDS Commission

Over 28,710 children living with HIV in Ghana – Ghana AIDS Commission

Knowing your HIV status is the best way to prevent it – Ghana AIDS Commission

Ghanaians have become too complacent about HIV – Ghana AIDS Commission boss

Give greater attention to HIV/AIDS – GHANET to Akufo-Addo

‘HIV is a spiritual disease; sex with women who wear waist beads can prevent it’ – Kumasi resident

Ghana AIDS Commission calls for collaboration from traditional leaders to fight discrimination

Ghana’s fight against AIDS will suffer if Parliament passes LGBTQ+ Bill in its current state – Commission warns

Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill: Homosexuality does not pose a public health threat – Group of 18

There is no evidential support for Anti-LGBT bill – Prof. Emerita Takyiwaa Manuh

Re-engage local NGOs to help combat HIV and AIDS – Global Media Foundation CEO

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