An anonymous respondent looks unperturbed about the outbreak of Monkey pox in Ghana. Monkey pox, an infection caused by virus was first detected in a colony of monkeys in the year 1958. The first human case of monkey pox was detected in DR Congo in the year 1970.
After the damages corona Virus has done to the world, another pandemic seemingly is looming around, even though less potent than the former. The Ghana health service has confirmed 5 cases of monkey pox from a total 12 suspected samples. The regions involve currently include Greater Accra, Eastern and Western. However the strain of the monkey virus that is spreading is a less potent strain from West Africa as compared to it’s stronger strain for Central Afrca. Basically it is spread through sexual intercourse and the highest people at risk are gay people. As typical Ghanaians, most people look unconcerned and an interview with a section of the population has confirmed that. An anonymous respondent said, ‘am not a monkey to be worried about monkeypox’. However we should all be worried as we are sitting on time bombs and it can escalate anytime. We pray against that.
[…] Football has evolved from centuries upon centuries until the regulated game that is seen playing in this 21st century. It is a game of passion that builds bonds between teammates and involves a great deal of passion right from the onset. One huge question is how it came to init existence and how takes the credit. Even though modern-day football can be credited to Great Britain for standardising it and regulating its play by the use of a fixed number of players and introduction of referees to the game, which is the initiative of a headmaster of a British school named Richard Mulcaster. There had been early games of football in other places before the British’s version which had evolved from playing on horseback to playing on foot. Ever heard of the Chinese ‘such’? A game of football which dates back as far as 3000 years ago. Yes. That was football first made in China. […]