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Joel Savage

Joel Savage
Joel Savage
Aids Doesn’t Discriminate, So Why Do We?
Benta lives in a little apartment in the Lake District on the outskirts of one of the beautiful cities in the Scandinavia Denmark – Aarhus. She soon becomes seriously ill after being diagnosed with AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome). The stigma surrounding the disease causes many of Benta’s friends and family to desert her.

Kofi, an illegal immigrant, willingly accepts the task of caring for Benta and marries her with hopes of remaining in Denmark. Benta’s condition eventually worsens, and she is admitted to the hospital. Kofi receives word of her death and faces the possibility of deportation to Africa.

Due to the discrimination Kofi faces regarding his care for an AIDS patient, he questions whether he did the right thing. “I Don’t Have AIDS,” which is dedicated to HIV/AIDS victims worldwide, eliminates the fears of caring for such patients and brings the human side to the forefront.
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Joel Savage is a freelance writer, who enjoys the challenges of creativity and adventure. His work is considered to be pure genre of creative nonfiction of human touch, with appeal to a broad general audience.

He was born in the central region of Ghana, Cape Coast, on January 19, 1957 and studied at Ebenezer Secondary School and Accra High School. He later studied at Ghana Institute of Journalism. As a freelance writer, Joel wrote feature articles for the Daily Graphic, the Ghanaian Times, and the Weekly Spectator in Accra for a certain period.

He became a naturalized citizen of Sierra Leone in 1985 and of Belgium in 2008. Accredited card holding member of the Flemish Journalists Association, Joel lives in Antwerp, Belgium, with his wife and three children, where he writes for Diplomatic Aspects Newspaper and AfricanBusiness.com.

Special feature articles and topics are Teenage Pregnancy, Drug Abuse, Crime and social problems affecting the society.

Fear God, Behave Well and Study Hard.

The importance of a woman is never known, until gone forever.

If you teach a child how to steal, he will be a thief, but if you teach him the punishment involved as a thief, he will choose the right road to be a responsible man.

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