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Health Minister Visits Tamale Teaching Hospital Amid Malpractice Allegations

On April 22, 2025, Hon. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, Ghana’s Minister of Health, paid a working visit to the Tamale Teaching Hospital (TTH) following allegations of medical malpractice that reportedly led to the death of a referred patient. The visit aimed to assess the hospital’s operations and address public concerns regarding the incident.​

During his visit, Minister Akandoh inspected various departments within the facility, including the public restrooms. This inspection was part of a broader effort to evaluate the hospital’s hygiene standards and overall environment, ensuring they meet the required healthcare standards.​

The Minister engaged with hospital staff and management to gather firsthand information about the circumstances surrounding the patient’s death. He emphasized the importance of accountability and the need for a thorough investigation to determine the facts of the case.​

In a brief statement to the press, Minister Akandoh expressed his commitment to improving healthcare delivery across the country. He stated that the government would take necessary actions based on the findings from the investigation to prevent similar incidents in the future.​

The visit underscores the government’s dedication to ensuring patient safety and maintaining public trust in the healthcare system. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available

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