Jirapa St. Joseph Hospital to go cash and carry next week

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• GREAT FORLIFIVE 6 years ago

  surprised!!! I read somewhere that their arrears have been paid or so.pls His Excellency honour your promise as well as the contractors you promised to pay within 100 days of your administration. pls folks let's be at these p ...
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  surprised!!! I read somewhere that their arrears have been paid or so.pls His Excellency honour your promise as well as the contractors you promised to pay within 100 days of your administration. pls folks let's be at these politicians heels so they will not make""silly""promises anymore.

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• Akosua 6 years ago

  This is what should be engaging our attention if we set our priorities right.

  This is what should be engaging our attention if we set our priorities right.

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• Stephen Donkor, New York. 6 years ago

  In your own warped conscience, why won't he sack them?, these goons displayed such a selective methods in their services, why would they impose a different system of services known as the CAPITATION on the Ashanti region?! Is ...
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  In your own warped conscience, why won't he sack them?, these goons displayed such a selective methods in their services, why would they impose a different system of services known as the CAPITATION on the Ashanti region?! Is Ashanti different from other regions ?. The system was so discriminatory to the extent that any card issued in that region could never be used in any other region. So for instance if a patient or a resident in the Ashanti gets sick in any other region or seek a health care services in any other facilities outside the region, they would be required to pay out of their own pocket. But I am surprised that the people of Kumasi couldn't stand their ground and seek a redress but had to go through this obvious apartheid system all this time.

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• MATHS 6 years ago

  My computer is giving me trouble as I was going to dress you down. The main article is talking about failure of stakeholders to pay their monies to enable caregiver deliver on their promises. What you are talking of is differ ...
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  My computer is giving me trouble as I was going to dress you down. The main article is talking about failure of stakeholders to pay their monies to enable caregiver deliver on their promises. What you are talking of is different thing all together unrelated to this topic and you claim you are living in New York. What kind f logic is in your posting?

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• Suwebatu, London 6 years ago

  Maths, please don't mind Steven from New York. Tribalism has gotten to him so he doesn't even know what he's talking about. The people are the ones who'll be suffering as of next week so let's hope the government is able to r ...
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  Maths, please don't mind Steven from New York. Tribalism has gotten to him so he doesn't even know what he's talking about. The people are the ones who'll be suffering as of next week so let's hope the government is able to resolve this amicably so no unnecessary deaths occur. By and large, it is the failure of our system for things to degenerate to this extent. But I'm sure 'government' will find money to treat its own abroad should they have a medical emergency. God help Ghanaians. But with people like this thinking, why will we not remain backwards?

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