Ghana: TUC Boss Wants Health Workers to Remain Non-Partisan

Kumasi — Mr. Kofi Asamoah, General Secretary of the Trade Union Congress (TUC) Ghana, has charged employees of the Ghana Health Service to remain non-partisan to forestall unnecessary political polarisation at the expense of services to mankind.

The call comes from concerns that the country had become so polarised that issues that normally ought to be national in character, are approached and discussed from partisan perspectives, and people who give their expert views on national issues are tagged as belonging to party A or B.

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