Government recruits 18 nurses from Ghana

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NASSAU, BAHAMAS- Health & Wellness Minister Dr. Michael Darville has confirmed that the government has recruited 18 nurses from Ghana to assist with beefing up manpower within the country’s public health sector to mitigate the ongoing shortage of nurses in the country, according to Health Minister Dr. Michael Darville.

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