Featured Story August 20, 2026

Ho Teaching Hospital Highlights Mahamacare At Regional Coordinating Council Meeting

The Chief Executive Officer of Ho Teaching Hospital, Dr. Hintermann K.K. Mbroh has highlighted the Hospital’s role in advancing MahamaCare and expanding access to quality and specialised healthcare in the Volta Region at the Volta Regional Coordinating Council (VRCC) meeting held today. Dr. Mbroh made the presentation at a meeting attended by Heads of Decentralised Ministries, Departments, Agencies and Organisations providing stakeholders with an overview of MahamaCare and its significance to the delivery of accessible and equitable healthcare.

His presentation formed part of a series of sector updates and discussions aimed at strengthening coordination among institutions and reviewing key developments shaping the Region’s development. Opening the meeting, the Volta Regional Minister presented a report on the state of the Region outlining key developments, emerging challenges and priority areas requiring sustained collaboration among stakeholders.


The Ghana Education Service (GES) also presented an update on the performance of Junior High School pupils and Senior High School students with particular attention to educational outcomes and issues surrounding school placement.
The meeting also received the brief participation of the High Commissioner of the Republic of Namibia to Ghana, Her Excellency Mrs. Ndiyakupi Nghipandulwa whose presence added an international dimension to the engagement and highlighted opportunities for stronger partnerships in support of regional development.

The engagement provided a platform for the leadership of the various institutions to exchange information, identify shared priorities and strengthen inter-agency collaboration towards improving social services and accelerating development across the Volta Region.
For Ho Teaching Hospital, the presentation further demonstrates its commitment to working with regional stakeholders to advance quality, accessible and patient-centred healthcare, while supporting the broader national agenda for improved health outcomes.

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