Kacstone Records has donated Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) medical equipment valued at GH¢12,000 to the Airborne Force Medical Centre at Barwah Barracks in Tamale, Northern Region.
The items were presented on behalf of the management of Kacstone Records by Warrant Officer Class II (WO II) Alhaji Seidu Masahudu.
The donation includes a Propulse electronic syringing machine, an otoscope, an aural speculum, a Killian nasal speculum, a headlight and a foreign body set.
The equipment is expected to strengthen the medical centre’s capacity to provide specialised ENT services and improve healthcare delivery to personnel of the Ghana Armed Forces, their families and members of the general public who access medical services at the facility.
In a letter of appreciation, the Senior Medical Officer at the Airborne Force Medical Centre, Flight Lieutenant Emmanuel Yenubenant Moiko, expressed gratitude to Kacstone Records for the donation.
He said the equipment would significantly enhance the centre’s Ear, Nose and Throat services and contribute to improving the quality of healthcare provided to its clients.
According to Flight Lieutenant Moiko, the donation reflects Kacstone Records’ commitment to supporting health institutions and promoting the wellbeing of the Ghana Armed Forces community.
He described the gesture as a “kind and timely donation” and expressed appreciation to the management of Kacstone Records for its support.
Flight Lieutenant Moiko further said the medical centre looked forward to strengthening its collaboration with the records label in the future.
He concluded by praying for God’s continued blessings and prosperity for Kacstone Records while reaffirming the facility’s gratitude for the partnership.



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