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Mentapulse Africa’s Health and Labour Summit calls for better working conditions to retain skilled professionals

The discussions took place at the Ghana Health and Labour Summit 2026, organised by Mentapulse Africa at the University of Ghana, Legon, with a focus on workplace wellness, decent employment and the retention of trained professionals.
Through the gathering, Mentapulse Africa brought health and labour sector concerns into a shared discussion on how Ghana can create decent employment opportunities while encouraging skilled professionals to remain and work in the country.
He said the Labour Ministry was pursuing reforms to strengthen labour market governance, improve working conditions and expand access to decent employment.
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