Government Prioritizes Health Infrastructure in 2026 Budget
The Government of Ghana has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening the nation’s healthcare system with significant allocations in the 2026 national budget.
Central to this year’s health sector plan is the construction of six new regional hospitals, alongside two district hospitals in Bole and Shama.
The initiative underscores the administration’s determination to expand access to quality healthcare across the country, particularly in underserved communities. The regional hospitals are expected to serve as referral centers, easing pressure on existing facilities and improving specialized care delivery. The district hospitals in Bole and Shama will provide essential services to local populations, reducing travel times and enhancing emergency response capacity.
In addition to new projects, the government has announced that ten hospitals under the Agenda 111 program will be completed in 2026 aims to ensure that every district has a modern hospital equipped to meet the needs of its residents. The completion of these facilities will mark a major milestone in the program’s implementation.
The 2026 budget thus reflects a strategic focus on healthcare delivery, positioning Ghana to make significant strides in achieving universal health coverage and strengthening resilience against future public health challenges.
Story By: Fordjour Fedra
