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2021-03-14

[N] NEWSPut ‘petty politics’ aside and support Akufo-Addo, Bawumia
[N] Phone records of Kumasi kidnappers land in Court
[N] Police gun down suspected robber at Awudome cemetery
[N] Government to help Ghanaians pay house rents with new scheme

2021-03-13

[N] Afenyo-Markin defends government’s decision to introduce new levies
[N] €890 million approved for construction of 33 health projects
[N] Soldier land grab: 'If La youth rise, there's little we can do' – Elders warn
[N] Suspected armed robbers arrested at Kasoa not soldiers – Ghana Armed Forces

2021-03-12

[N] Akosombo School students who tested positive for COVID have recovered
[N] Ghana goalkeeper Richard Ofori injury not serious – Orlando Pirates
[N] Highest Paid Players in the Ghana Premier League
[N] Education Ministry Agency heads excited about NAPO’s performance
[N] Parliament approves Regional Ministers-designate
[N] Driver, accomplice get 10 years each for alleged robbery

2021-03-11

[N] NDC blew GHc1.7million on 2020 Collation with no results to show
[N] Parliament begins debate on 2021 SONA
[N] Lecturer lauds Akufo-Addo’s move to digitize land administration
[N] Allotey Jacobs: I no longer belong to NDC; I support Akufo-Addo, Bawumia
[N] Businessman allegedly ‘beats’ wife to death
[N] Korle Bu to handle only emergency surgeries over staff shortage
[N] President-elect Akufo-Addo encouraged me to accept Mahama’s AG appointment

2021-03-10

[N] Vice President Dr Bawumia Visits Kweku Baako To Express His Condolences
[N] Veteran journalist Kweku Baako loses mother
[N] Gov’t targets 40% tertiary education enrolment ratio by 2030
[N] Ghana to take delivery of 17,600,000 vaccine doses by June
[N] I expect loyalty, transparency and teamwork - Abu Jinapor
[N] Time for litigation over, let’s unite - President
[N] More health workers to be recruited - President Akufo-Addo
[N] Ghana has not experienced food shortages due to 'bold policies' - Akufo-Addo
[N] Prez Akufo-Addo takes pride in re-tooling and re-equipping security services
[N] Supreme Court’s verdict well-reasoned, excellent – Akufo-Addo
[N] Electronic medical records system deployment underway in Ghana – Akufo-Addo
[N] Be guided by national interest as you do your job – Akufo-Addo charges MPs
[N] My government does not shy away from public scrutiny – Akufo-Addo

2021-03-09

[N] Police give account of how about 20 teenagers drowned at Apam
[N] President picks Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu to read budget statement on Friday
[N] Gov't to receive extra two million COVID-19 vaccines by May
[N] COVID-19 Vaccination: GHS vaccinates 300,000 people within a week
[N] Fire razes storey building in Adabraka
[N] Cabinet approves blueprint for post COVID-19 economic recovery programme
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General News

[ 2017-11-09 ]

Cancer disfigures head of 2-year old, sticks mother with ¢12,000 bill
Cancerous cells work tirelessly with destructive
creativity to disfigure his forehead and skull
until two-year old Bright looks anything but
bright.

It has been like this for about a year after his
parents spotted a small boil on his forehead and
banished the swelling as a non-entity.

But the boil boiled with other ideas. Morning,
noon and night, the cancerous tumor broke down
issues and bore through with cruel determination
of a fall army worm.

One eye has been severely punched to make way for
expansion works of the dangerous cells. The eye
drips with a whitish-yellow discharge denying
Bright even the right to shed clear tears.

The other eye is swelling too, an obvious target
for the insatiable destruction going on in the
boy's body.

And then there is this other 'small matter' of a
big tummy. That one was when a small boy threw a
stone which hit his abdomen, her mother says.

It has been swelling since, leaving Bright with a
shiny stomach.  Stone at the abdomen? Stone at
the abdomen?

Bright closet lookalike is extra-terrestrial
creatures found only on Hollywood screen of
imaginative alien movies.

Her mother - a single mother - was directed to
Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital when she first reported
the growth at a health center at Battor in the
Volta region.

But poverty undermined her ability to take the
directive seriously because seriously is an
adjective for money.

When she finally mustered courage to go to the
hospital, the doctors at Korle-Bu told her, her
son needs chemotherapy and some
medical investigations.

Complex medical terms whittled down to mean Bright
needs 12,000 cedis.

And so she came back home and carries her boy
behind her back. The boy holds on to her mother
like a cliff-hanger situation. She is the only one
he knows to care enough to hold him and hug him.

And if he does not get 12,000 cedis, Bright may
one day no longer hug her. She may hold him, but
he won't hold her back.

To help Bright, kindly follow these details;
Barclays Bank 
Multimedia Ltd
Acct Number: 041-2018-095
Mobile money number: 0540122612
Pay-in as Bright Larweh

Source - Myjoyonline.com



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