Ambassador Dr Mokowa Blay Adu-Gyamfi, Ghana's former High Commissioner to Sierra Leone (2005 to 2009), has been appointed by President Akufo-Addo as the new Director General of Ghana AIDS Commission (GAC).
A statement signed by Madam Margaret Akosuah Yamoh, the Communications Manager of GAC and copied to the Ghana News Agency, said the appointment took effect April 25, 2017.
She replaces Dr Angela El-Adas who stepped down upon the defeat of the NDC.
The statement added that before her appointment as Director General of GAC, Ambassador Dr Adu-Gyamfi was a family physician at FOCOS Hospital at Pantang.
It said she is a trained medical officer from the University of Ghana Medical School at Korle-Bu and holds a Diploma in Public Health from Glasgow University, Scotland and a certificate in Family Planning from the Family Planning Association of Great Britain.
She is a fellow of both Ghana and West Africa Colleges of Physicians and was a Deputy Programme Manager of National AIDS/STI Control Programme (NACP) of Ghana Health Service.
It said Ambassador Dr Adu-Gyamfi has trained health personnel in the area of HIV and AIDS epidemiology, surveillance, nutrition, hygiene and many more and has extensive knowledge and experience in health administration, epidemiological surveillance, community and environmental health.
[VIDEO] How Ghanaian allegedly defrauded Dutchmen of €200,000 in romance scam
NPP to stage 'Y3gye y3 sika' protest on November 3 over South Africa evacuation ...
'Ama Sey is no pushover' – Hawa Koomson justifies choice as deputy
Sucking breasts, deodorants do not cause breast cancer – Dr. Tackie
Kufuor backs proposal for five-year presidential term
22-year-old arrested over murder of mother in Tarkwa
NPP parliamentary aspirants to pay GH¢5,000 for declaration of intent
Six NIA staff arrested, seven others sacked over alleged extortion at Galaka Gha...
Here are new guidelines for prospective NPP parliamentary candidates
NPP has no plan to remove Osahen Afenyo-Markin as Minority Leader – Justin Kodua...
