Awake has been supporting the Cardiothoracic centre with donations over the past two years.

Speaking to Citi News, the Brand Manager for soft drinks and water, Chris Addo Sarkodie, said “the initiative is at the heart of the company and the group Chairman, Dr. Kwabena Adjei.”

He further explained why Korle Bu is always and mostly their target, saying they have the biggest facility in terms of cardiothoracic surgery in Ghana.

Mr. Sarkodie also said “once you have reported your case to Korle bu and they obviously go through your record and give you a bill and you know you are not able to pay for the bill they are giving you, that is where the process starts from.”

Dr. Lawrence Sereboe before receiving the cheque on behalf of the cardiothoracic center, touched on the issue of how to keep a good and healthy heart, and spoke about the purpose of world heart day, speaking on this year’s theme “share the power.”

“We are very thankful to the Awake purified drinking water project, what they call One4Life collaboration that the company has established with the national cardiothoracic center. They have been aiding patients of this center for the past two years, and we are very grateful for that,” he said.

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By: Farida Yusuf/citifmonline.com/Ghana

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This week, the show is recorded in Johannesburg.

Gary Al-Smith explores a preview of Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs ahead of the Soweto Derby on Saturday. We hear from the Ghana FA and get the latest insight on the sad story of the 21-year-old ref who died in their lower divisions.

Kenyan journalist Jeff Kinyanjui complains about the continuous poor performances in African club events by their teams, veteran journalists Mark Gleeson, Thomas Kwenaite, Jeff Katala and Sizwe Mabena speak on the seeming love affair between Ghana coach Kwesi Appiah and his former boss Milovan Rajevac ahead of the World Cup.

Also Nigeria’s first German-born international Leon Balogun gives his his first interview for African radio. Plus British journalist Dominic Fifield of the Guardian has inside knowledge of the Samuel Eto’o v Jose Mourinho “age cheating” issue.

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Presented by Gary Al-Smith and produced by Nathan Quao/Gary Al-Smith for Citi FM & Supersport.com.

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