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A night raid, a shaken home, and a continent that whispers. Uganda’s post-election tension reveals the cost of fake democracy—and the price of African silence.
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The Galamsey War: New Government, Same Brown River
There is something wonderfully Ghanaian about our war against galamsey. The Ghana galamsey fight has become a familiar national ritual.
Every new government arrives at...
Thieves of the Cathedral: The Day Faith Began to Cost Money
A Weekly Literary Serial by Jimmy Aglah
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The Day Faith Began to Cost Money
By sunset, Mama Grace would lose the money meant for her...
Inheritance Disputes in Ghana: The Hidden Cost of Family Legacy
Once upon a time in the Republic of Uncommon Sense, death was regarded as the one event capable of ending every quarrel. It was...







