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61 nurses leave for Grenada • Chief of Staff urges professionalism to sustain overseas opportunities

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61 nurses leave for Grenada • Chief of Staff urges professionalism to sustain overseas opportunities

Sixty-one Ghanaian nurses have left the country for Grenada to begin two-year employment contracts under the government’s Labour Exchange Programme. The initiative is aimed at creating job opportunities for trained health professionals while strengthening Ghana’s presence in the international healthcare sector. The nurses were seen…

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