The appeal came as junior doctors cited prolonged salary delays, stalled postings and what they describe as persistent unfair treatment. More than 200 junior doctors have been working for between 10 and 14 months without receiving salaries, according to the association. Dr. Frank Serebour, president of the GMA, expressed frustration with the salary delays during an interview with Citi News on October 3. He acknowledged that junior doctors now feel compelled to express their frustration through strike action. Junior doctors occupy crucial positions within Ghana’s hospital system, providing frontline care in emergency departments, outpatient clinics and wards.