Minister for Health (Ghana)

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The Minister for Health is the Ghanaian government official responsible for the Ministry of Health.

List of ministers

Number	Minister	Took office	Left office	Government	Party
1	J. H. Alhassani	6 March 1957		Nkrumah government	Convention People's Party
2
3	Komla Agbeli Gbedemah	June 1961
4	Laurence Abavana		1964
5		1964
6		1966	1969	National Liberation Council	Military government
7	Simon Diedong Dombo			Busia government	Progress Party
8	G. D. Ampaw			Busia government	Progress Party
9	Colonel J. C. Adjeitey			National Redemption Council	Military government
10	Lt. Colonel Anthony Hugh Selormey			National Redemption Council
11	Brigadier Odartey-Wellington^[1]	1975	1979	Supreme Military Council
12	E. Evans Anfom	1979	1979	Armed Forces Revolutionary Council
13	Dr. K. Ocran	1979	31 December 1981	Limann government	People's National Party
14	Charles Buadu	1983	1987	Provisional National Defence Council	Military government
15	Air Commodore F. W. Klutse	1987	1992
16	Steve Obimpeh	1992	7 January 1993
16	Steve Obimpeh	August 1994	1996	Rawlings government	National Democratic Congress
17	Eunice Brookman-Amissah	1996	1999
18	Samuel Nuamah-Donkor
19	Kwame Danso Boafo		7 January 2001
20	Richard Winfred Anane	2001	2003	Kufuor government	New Patriotic Party
21	Kwaku Afriyie	2003	2005
22	Courage Quashigah	2005	7 January 2009
23	George Sipa-Adjah Yankey	2009	2009	Mills government	National Democratic Congress
24	Benjamin Kunbuor (MP)	2009	2011
25	Joseph Yieleh Chireh (MP)	2011	2012
26	Alban Bagbin (MP)	2012	24 July 2012
26	Alban Bagbin (MP)	24 July 2012	7 January 2013	Mahama government
27	Hanny-Sherry Ayitey	14 February 2013	16 July 2014
28	Kwaku Agyemang-Mensah	16 July 2014	incumbent

↑ Tagoe, George. "Genesis Four". Google Books. Trafford Publishing. Retrieved 19 January 2015.

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