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From 2013, we officially started collecting data and per year we get 30-35 kids who need kidney transplants at Komfo Anokye. Unfortunately, we haven’t been able to save any of the kids that come in. They all die when they get to end-stage renal disease. We even lost one this month. Even with those who have the funds, we put them on the adult dialysis, they do one today and the next day they tell you the money is not ready. We’ve seen about 10 cases so far this year. Some have passed and some are hanging in there [It’s like sitting on a timebomb]. Out of the 10, 7 have passed.From the data we have, the age range is from 5 to 14 years, Dr. Anima Safo said.
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He named musicians like Geeman, Ramzy, the late Ibrahim Sima (Exopa), and Kwaw Kesse who experienced the prison system and culture in Ghana and can attest to the fact that all inmates are treated the same. ASP Opoku said: The Constitution of the land and the rules that govern the operations of the Prisons Service do not make reservations for separate treatment for celebrities who commit offences and are found guilty by the court of law . Earlier, the Chief Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the Prisons Service, Courage Atsem said persons convicted for non-first degree felony offences are qualified for what he described as a one-third remission sentence.
There is what we call one-third remission and some offences qualify one to be given one-third remission of the sentence. What this means is that, if your offence is the type that qualifies you to be given one-third remission then your total sentence is computed and a third of it is deducted and you do the two-third. So, for instance, if you say three months, then quickly if you do the calculator, one-third of it would be a month out of three months. So, it means that if your offence is the type that qualifies you to be granted one-third remission then you will be doing two-thirds of the total sentence of what you referred to as the prison calendars, he said in an interview on Accra-based Starr FM.