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Gov’t pays GH¢4.5bn to NHIS, GH¢1.1bn to MahamaCares – Ato Forson

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Gov’t pays GH¢4.5bn to NHIS, GH¢1.1bn to MahamaCares – Ato Forson

1 billion allocation to MahamaCares would support government’s efforts to expand specialised healthcare services and improve health outcomes.5 billion to the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) and GH¢1.1 billion to MahamaCares to strengthen access to healthcare.

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