Traditional faith practitioners appeal for inclusion in national activities

Midao Kadevi concluded that by working together under this federation, member groups advance shared objectives, including professional development, adherence to ethical standards, compliance with regulatory requirements, and the pursuit of formal national recognition for both the traditional healing sector and national activities.

The programme was organised by the Trado-Afrikan Faith Healers Association (TAFHA) in collaboration with the Ministry of Local Government, Chieftaincy, and Religious Affairs and the Traditional Medicine Practice Council.

He explained that the association operates as a federation of practice groups, a model designed to bring together the diverse indigenous healing traditions in Ghana under one national framework.