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Military high command donates one month salary to MahamaCare fund

johnmahamaBy johnmahamaMay 16, 2025 Health & Welfare No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Ghana Armed Forces have demonstrated strong support for national healthcare by donating one month’s salary to the Ghana Medical Trust Fund, widely known as MahamaCare.

The announcement was made by Minister for Government Communications, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, following a meeting between the Military High Command and officials at the Presidency. He revealed the news in a post on his official Facebook page, highlighting the military’s commitment to improving healthcare delivery in Ghana.

Mr. Kwakye Ofosu commended the Armed Forces for their solidarity and described the gesture as a meaningful boost to the nation’s healthcare system. He expressed confidence that the donation would make a tangible difference for medical professionals and the general population.

At a brief ceremony held at Jubilee House, the Chief of the Defence Staff, Lieutenant General William Agyapong, expressed his satisfaction that the fund will assist individuals living with chronic illnesses. He reaffirmed the Armed Forces’ dedication to the initiative and pledged their unwavering support to President John Mahama.

Lieutenant General Agyapong also announced plans to launch an internal campaign to raise awareness within the military, encouraging officers, soldiers, and civilian personnel to contribute to the fund.

President Mahama warmly received the donation and thanked the military leadership for what he called a “touching and generous gesture.” He said the contribution was not only substantial but also inspiring, calling on other institutions and individuals to follow the Armed Forces’ example and donate to MahamaCare.

The Ghana Medical Trust Fund was created to strengthen the country’s healthcare system by supporting medical workers and expanding healthcare infrastructure and services nationwide.



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