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Xenophobia in South Africa: When the Stranger Becomes the Problem

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

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

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Easter in Ghana: How Faith Turns Into Kwahu Migration

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Ken Ofori-Atta Extradition: When the Plane Refused to Land

The Ken Ofori-Atta extradition debate has become Ghana’s loudest public trial—long before evidence found its shoes. A satirical dispatch from the Republic of Uncommon Sense. Disclosure:...

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

The Rise and Fall of Bedroom Commandos: A National Tragedy in...

A solemn Ghanaian funeral scene where mourners dressed in black stand around a coffin draped with a banner that reads “COMMON SENSE.” The image symbolizes the death of common sense in society — a satirical commentary from the Republic of Uncommon Sense.

The Funeral of Common Sense

Dialing Ghana Emergency Number 191: How Emergencies Turn into Comedy Skits

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Former Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo delivering a national address at a podium, portrayed in a satirical context about political promises, PowerPoints, and power cuts in Ghana.

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PowerPoints, Promises, and Power Cuts: The State of Our Republic in...

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Cotton Without Borders: Ghana, Zambia and the Politics of a Smock

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Polygamy Fever Hits Ghana: Men Inspired, Women Perspiring, Ancestors Confused

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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.

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The Relentless Crusader: Ken Ashigbey and the Gospel According to the...

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Easter in Ghana: How Faith Turns Into Kwahu Migration

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Iron Rods to Heaven: Ghana’s Phase Two Culture

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Satirical maternity-ward scene: a lab technician waves a DNA test like a red card while a pregnant woman stands between two puzzled men; gossiping aunties peer in; billboard reads “Pregnant & Dating

Pregnant and Dating in Ghana — The Republic’s New Season of DNA Dramas

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Pregnant and Dating in Ghana — The Republic’s New Season of DNA Dramas By Jimmy Aglah • October 1, 2025 Pregnant and dating in Ghana is the...

Photorealistic scene of Ghana’s Auditor-General writing in a ledger with a red pen beside piles of dusty audit files, symbolizing accountability, corruption, and bureaucracy in the Republic of Uncommon Sense

The Auditor’s Diary: Ghana’s Annual Bedtime Story (Now with a Fast-Track Plot Twist)

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The Kotoka Airport Debate and Ghana’s Love Affair with Renaming

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When an Airport Sneezes, Ghana Catches a Debate Once upon a time in the Republic of Uncommon Sense, the Kotoka Airport renaming debate cleared its...

Parliament of Goats debating grass in the Republic of Uncommon Sense

CHAPTER FIVE — Parliament of Goats, Debating Grass

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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.

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