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UHAS holds second session of 10th Congregation for 1,097 graduates
May 17, 2026
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UHAS holds second session of 10th Congregation for 1,097 graduates

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  • The University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS) graduated 1,097 students (967 undergraduate, 130 postgraduate) at its 10th Congregation ceremony.
  • The ceremony's theme was “From Knowledge to Action: Bridging Africa’s Reproductive Health Gap – The Role of Health Training Institutions.”
  • Volta Regional Minister, Mr. James Gunu, commended UHAS for its contributions to healthcare, research, and national development, and highlighted it as a legacy of the NDC administration.
  • Mr. Gunu assured government commitment to completing key infrastructure projects, including the UHAS Multi-Purpose Laboratory Complex (dubbed West Africa's largest medical lab) and improving road networks.
  • He also mentioned government health sector interventions under President John Dramani Mahama, such as the Free Primary Healthcare initiative and the MahamaCare programme.

Why This Matters

This article signifies Ghana's ongoing commitment to strengthening its healthcare workforce and infrastructure, crucial for public health outcomes and socio-economic development. The completion of major facilities like the UHAS Multi-Purpose Laboratory Complex positions Ghana as a regional hub for medical research and training, potentially attracting investment and talent. Discussions around government interventions like MahamaCare also highlight policy directions aimed at improving healthcare access and funding.

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