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When Common Sense Went Missing in Parliament

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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

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...
Business consultant giving presentation with PowerPoint pirate illustration in Ghana

Fake Consultants — PowerPoint Pirates

In the Republic of Uncommon Sense, real solutions gather dust while PowerPoint Pirates glide from buffet to buffet, pitching the same recycled slides to...

The Prosecutor Who Announced Justice Before It Arrived

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Parliament of Goats debating grass in the Republic of Uncommon Sense

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.
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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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 Political Jingle

  Free SHS Unemployment Ghana – 7 Hard Truths (2025) Free SHS unemployment Ghana is the hidden bill we’re paying for a policy that promised free...
IMF Ghana satire cartoon — IMF pouring salt in Ghana’s soup, symbolizing inflation, debt, and protests

IMF Salt in Ghana’s Soup: Instructions Included

IMF Ghana Satire: 7 Hard Truths Expose Once upon a time in the Republic of Uncommon Sense, there lived a family in Kumasi that always...
Satirical cartoon of Ghana’s Minister of Communications Sam George depicted as a DSTV salesman holding promotional flyers, surrounded by laughing citizens with speech bubbles mocking high subscription rates, symbolizing the controversy over DSTV packages in 2025.

Sam George, DSTV, and the Republic’s New Marketing Manager

The Sam George DSTV Ghana 2025 showdown has become more dramatic than a telenovela subscription. From thunderous threats of license suspension to cheerful unveilings...
Akwaaba vs Oobake satire billboard and Once Upon a Time in Ghana book cover promotion

Akwaaba vs Oobake: The Shocking Kotoka Airport Ghana Debate Over a Welcome

Kotoka Airport’s hottest turbulence isn’t from planes but from greetings. Should Ghana’s welcome sign say Akwaaba or Oobake? A satirical take from the Republic of Uncommon Sense.

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