The Information Ministry on Tuesday, May 12 held another edition of its Minister’s Press Briefing to update Ghanaians on measures being taken by government to manage the coronavirus pandemic in the country.
With representatives from the Health Ministry and other officials, today’s update focused on current case counts and how they are being managed.
Also, the Information Ministry outlined government's priorities after a 3-day cabinet retreat.
Currently, Ghana has 5,127 confirmed cases of Covid-19 with 22 deaths.
Find the update below
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