Advocating For Health (A4H) Project has indicated that 42 per cent of students in Ghana consume sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs) daily, and that puts their lives at high risk of non-communicable diseases (NCDs). The A4H, a coalition of health experts puts the ages of the students between three and 10 years,…
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THE GENERALIZED PERCEPTION IN THE LIBERIAN SOCIETY
Blind (Visually Impaired) Henry Kpadeh surviving on his musical talent
In Liberia, when you are disabled visually impaired (blind) or move in wheelchair or with crutches (or move on your knees because you don’t have wheelchair) majority of the non-disabled people feel you can’t make any impactful contribution to the development of the Country. On your survival, the same people (the majority) feel only “begging” is appropriate for you because you “can’t work” (their perception)
i think the congress will take it upon themselves to take that action if it turns out as the press reporting seems to indication that saudi arabia was involved. okay, greg, so the president made clear that $100 billion arms deal no matter how much it s really worth is not on the table here. if he does nothing, what can rubio and congress do? well, they can come up with their own sanctions, dave. and i mean this is like a daniel da silva novel. what tremendous story angles. the president and jared kushner made a big bet on this prince. there could be implications for the markets, for gasoline prices, for the state of the saudi economy. and most intriguingly politically this president who s had iron control over his party is now going to maybe lose a war with republicans who want to do something. what about the saudis? i mean, what can they do? we have heard there s this op-ed that appears to be sanctioned by the saudi leadership that said the kingdom affirms the total rejection of