As part of its commitment to promoting health and wellness within communities, COA Research and Manufacturing Limited Company (COA RMLC) has donated a range of its signature products to the Buzz Stop Boys, a volunteer group of young men and…
In what has been described as a groundbreaking step for healthcare on the continent, the Health Community of West Africa (HCOWA) Association has signed a strategic agreement with COA Research and Manufacturing Company Limited (COA-RMCL) on Friday, September 26, 2025…
We have taken note of a news article published in the Daily Graphic on Wednesday, July 16, 2025, headlined: “COA-72 undergoes clinical trials as anti-HIV drug”. While we commend the media’s interest in Ghanaian-led scientific innovation, we wish to state…
During a detailed presentation by COA management, researchers showcased findings from years of studies into the therapeutic potential of indigenous medicinal plants. The presentation highlighted reported benefits in managing and alleviating conditions such as herpes zoster (shingles), HIV, COVID-19, Ebola, and other viral infections.
The ceremony, held at the Ministry’s auditorium, brought together senior government officials, health sector stakeholders, and newly appointed Board and Council members.
As part of the festivities, the COA RMLC delegation expressed heartfelt appreciation to His Majesty for his unwavering support during the launch of the “Blueprint for Sustainable Global Peace,”
Samuel Ato Duncan, and his team were honored to attend the Otumfuo Osei Tutu II Foundation Fundraising Gala at Manhyia Palace, Kumasi.
Through this initiative, COA RMLC seeks to make a lasting impact on global peace while inspiring a culture of shared responsibility among its customers and stakeholders.
The "Green Gold Agenda" discussion on Peace FM with Health Minister and Samuel Ato Duncan explores Ghana's potential in medicinal plants. They discuss regulatory measures, economic and health benefits, job creation, and sustainable agriculture, with a focus on building a well-regulated framework for national growth and safety.
Samuel Ato Duncan urges support for traditional medicine in Ghana, launching the 'Green Gold Agenda' to boost the sector and generate USD 5 billion annually through plant medicine research.
