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When the Journey Costs More Than the Destination
The call comes in the middle of the day. A name. A stretch of highway. A hospital. For thousands of Ghanaian families every year, this is the moment a routine trip turns into a…
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The call comes in the middle of the day. A name. A stretch of highway. A hospital. For thousands of Ghanaian families every year, this is the moment a routine trip turns into a…
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