Galamsey pushing herbal plants into extinction – Expert
According to the Global Biodiversity Information Facility, Duatadwe kese is a critically endangered tree species with only 16 individual trees located in the Eastern
Re: 500,000 Herbalists unlicensed – Regulatory council begins clampdown
I was instead expecting the new Registrar to champion the passage of this new bill to give the council the legal capacity to now provide an effective regulatory regime
TMPC leadership meets with PRINPAG to boost traditional medicine regulation
Through this partnership, TMPC and PRINPAG aim to foster a more transparent, regulated, and trusted traditional medicine industry in Ghana, benefitting both practitioners and consumers alike.
The Kenyan enthralled by the healing power of plants
One of the things hampering the wider adoption of traditional medicine in Kenya is that there is no government policy encouraging its safe use.
Adopt herbal medicine for treatment – Asantehene’s linguist urges doctors
Traveling outside Ghana to purchase orthodox medicines is a waste of resources”, he noted, claiming such medicines can have adverse effects.