Health
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FACT-CHECK: What does the word “confirmed” mean when used in relation to COVID-19 in Ghana?
Confirmed cases are suspected cases of Covid-19 whereas those declared positive are people who actually have the Covid-19 virus. Individuals…
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The facts about Madagascar – quitting WHO, and a $20million offer to poison Covid-organics
Madagascar quits the World Health Organisation (WHO) and has been offered 20 million dollars by the WHO to kill their…
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Masking Up Against Covid-19: The Changing Narrative
From the onset of the novel coronavirus pandemic, discussions on ways to mitigate the spread of the disease have been…
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No, Barack Obama Never Asked Africans to Reject Vaccines!
"President Obama did not say this – and hasn’t made any statements about coronavirus vaccines. There isn’t a coronavirus vaccine…
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Coronavirus: Fake Cures To Ignore
There are a lot of coronavirus 'cures' out there...but they are not backed by scientific evidence.
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Once More: Chloroquine is NOT Yet a COVID-19 Treatment!
Controversies surrounding Chloroquine suggest health authorities approved it as a cure for Covid-19. Foremost health authorities, WHO, FDA and CDC…
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Coronavirus: Ghana’s Case Count Rises To 52
Ghana's Covid-19 case count has jumped from 27 to 52. This is after 25 mandatorily quarantined travelers tested positive.
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Will drinking water and gargling with saline solution or vinegar eliminate the Coronavirus?
A Facebook post suggests that drinking lots of water and gargling with warm water and salt or vinegar eliminates the…
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Drinking or using ‘akpeteshie’ as sanitiser will NOT kill the Coronavirus
Since the first two cases of COVID-19 in Ghana were announced, prices of hand sanitizers have increased drastically. This is…
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COVID-19 Fact Sheet
Coronavirus is a disease that causes damage to the respiratory tract when it is attached to the cells in the…
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