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Xenophobia in South Africa: When the Stranger Becomes the Problem

Satirical Chronicles

The Hunter, the Antelope, and OSP Prosecutorial Powers in Ghana

Satirical Chronicles

National Cathedral Audit Ghana: The Gospel According to the Empty Pit

The News According to the Republic

Easter in Ghana: How Faith Turns Into Kwahu Migration

Satirical Chronicles

Parliament of Goats debating grass in the Republic of Uncommon Sense

Satirical Chronicles

CHAPTER FIVE — Parliament of Goats, Debating Grass

In the Republic of Uncommon Sense, the “Parliament of Goats” gathers not to fix roads or schools, but to debate the price of grass. Satire, humor, and sharp truths about politics that chew more than they deliver.

Business consultant giving presentation with PowerPoint pirate illustration in Ghana

Fake Consultants — PowerPoint Pirates

Satirical cartoon of Free SHS graduates struggling to use their certificates as tools.

Free SHS or Free Fall? Why Ghana’s Education Policy Became a...

NDC foot soldiers waving party flags during Ghana political rally

The Antelope Problem: Why NDC Foot Soldiers Are Asking Hard Questions...

Detty December in Ghana: where budgets go to die with background...

Opinion & Commentary

The News According to the Republic

Ayawaso East Vote Buying: When Democracy Came With a Remote Control

COCOBOD forward sales model explained in Ghana cocoa pricing system

Cocoa Policy & Markets

Ghana Cocoa Industry: 9 Critical Truths Behind Africa’s Golden Bean

The News According to the Republic

Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings: The Woman Who Dared to Rise

Humor & Parody

Satirical Chronicles

Scrolling but Broke: Life as a Digital Beggar in Ghana

The News According to the Republic

DVLA Diaspora Driver License Ghana: Passport Before Performance?

The News According to the Republic

Reset Ghana: Meet the Press or Meet and Greet?

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Ken Ashigbey, convener of the Media Coalition Against Galamsey, seated confidently at his office desk wearing traditional Ghanaian attire and bracelets, symbolizing his relentless advocacy against illegal mining in Ghana.

The Relentless Crusader: Ken Ashigbey and the Gospel According to the River Gods

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Ken Ashigbey, the Galamsey Crusader — the name now synonymous with Ghana’s environmental conscience — stands tall in a nation drowning in excuses. REPUBLIC Affiliate Disclosure:...

National Cathedral Audit Ghana: The Gospel According to the Empty Pit

Satirical Chronicles

National Cathedral Audit Ghana: The Gospel According to the Empty Pit Disclosure: This post contains affiliate-style promotional links to books by the author. They support...

The Ballot and the Bayonet: Africa’s Old Tune in a New Drum

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DVLA Digital Registration in Ghana: Welcome to the Queue

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DVLA digital registration in Ghana was announced with the confidence of a space launch. Words like innovation, efficiency, and seamless were deployed generously. The...