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Site clearing begins for new 400-bed maternity block at Korle Bu

Site clearing has begun at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital for the construction of a new 400-bed maternity block to expand and modernise maternal and neonatal healthcare services. The preparatory works follow an announcement by President John Dramani Mahama on July 9, 2026, during the commissioning of a CathLab at the hospital, that government would […]

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Site clearing begins for new 400-bed maternity block at Korle Bu

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