The Swiss Embassy held a Cocktail reception on 25-Feb-2014 to welcome two very reputable Swiss companies; ABB and Ringier into the Swiss business community and to integrate them into the Swiss-Ghanaian Chamber of Commerce. … [Read more...]

The Rotary Clubs of Accra, led by President Juliette Tuakli 2nd from left, have donated money to the victims of Typhoon Haiyen in the Phillipines. The Rotary Clubs of Ghana therefore have sent, through Rotary partner organization, ShelterBox, approximately $4000. … [Read more...]

Child Accra wishes to inform its valued patients and business partners that we will be on break from 23rd December 2013 to 6th January 2014 inclusive. Any inconvenience caused is deeply regreted. Happy New Year to all. … [Read more...]

President Juliette Tuakli believes that support of children as leaders of tomorrow is critical to Ghana's development. Let us all support this worthy cause! Right to Dream's premise is that Ghana needs more role models across all sectors to lead positive and sustainable change.   … [Read more...]

Dr. Juliette Tuakli has been selected along with Chief Justice of Ghana to speak at the British House of Commons on Women in Government and Politics in Africa on the 12 & 13 November 2013. … [Read more...]

Ghana's only four-time Paralympian, Raphael Botsyo and a team mate have been sponsored by the Rotary Club of Accra to attend the 2nd Conference on Sport Science, Medical and Coaching support for Elite Athletes with Disabilities, in Johannesburg, 7 - 10 November 2013. Mr. Raphael Botsyo is head coach at the Right to Dream Academy, an NGO that educates and trains athletes with disabilities and … [Read more...]

"Many thanks to Dr. Tuakli and the team at Child & Associates for taking care of baby Tina -Marie when she was sick. They were very thorough and patient with us and went the extra mile by calling to check on us after our visits/consultations. I would recommend them to all parents of young children, but most especially to first time parents." … [Read more...]

Editor's Note: Dr. Kwesi Owusu is executive producer of the Maternal Health Channel television series. Born and raised in Ghana, he is a postgraduate from the London School of Economics, a filmmaker and the author of four books on culture published by Routledge. When Charity Agbameva went into labor last year there were complications. Realizing she needed medical attention, she traveled from … [Read more...]