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    Ghana’s DNA Debate: Justice, Trust and Fatherhood on Trial

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    Paternity Fraud Debate in Ghana: DNA, Justice and Fatherhood The paternity fraud debate in Ghana did not begin in Parliament. It began in living rooms,...

    We Condemn Publicly. We Download Privately. — A Ghanaian Digital Dilemma

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    Social Media Outrage and Privacy in Ghana: The Viral Hypocrisy When...

    When Gari Tried to Travel: A Dispatch from Kotoka

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    Kotoka Gari Satire: 3 Shocking Lessons from the Bagged Gari Airport Drama In Ghana, rumours board flights...

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

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    Ayawaso East Vote Buying: When Democracy Came With a Remote Control Once upon a time in the Republic of Uncommon Sense, democracy stopped pretending. In...

    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...

    Naturalised by Passport, Disqualified by Jollof

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    A Passport Appeared. Jollof Spoke. Ghana Reacted. IShowSpeed Ghana passport jollof became an unexpected national conversation—revealing how attention, symbolism, and satire now travel faster than...

    The Republic of Delegates: When a Few Think for Millions

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    Updated: Delegate chatter, poll screenshots, and “peace pact” commentary continue to trend as primary...

    Peace Pacts, Political Widows & Other Campaign Strategies

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    In the Republic of Uncommon Sense, peace arrives with a press conference. Sign Here for Peace, Fight Later Ghana political satire: Once...

    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...

    Polite Summons, Foreign Handcuffs: Notes from the Republic of Uncommon Sense

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    Once upon a time in the Republic of Uncommon Sense… …the nation woke up to one headline wearing different clothes. On one news portal, it screamed...
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    Thieves of the Cathedral: The Man Who Arrived Quietly

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    THIEVES OF THE CATHEDRAL A Weekly Literary Serial by Jimmy Aglah Episode 2 of 36 The Man Who Arrived Quietly Adomkrom had seen prophets before. The town knew...
    Galamsey and severe flooding in Samreboi, showing homes and buildings submerged in muddy floodwaters.

    AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT: THE EXCAVATORS ARE BACK

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    After devastating floods hit Samreboi, galamsey activities have reportedly returned. This open letter asks whether Ghana is finally ready to confront the powerful interests...
    Accra floods surrounding homes after heavy rainfall

    WHEN THE FLOOD RECEIVES YOUR HOME ADDRESS

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    Once upon a time in the Republic of Uncommon Sense, before the Accra floods became an almost familiar national ritual, rain understood boundaries. Rain fell...
    The Price of Gold – The Fight for Sikakrom’s Soul
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