Jimmy Aglah
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The prosecutor who could not prosecute: A Ghanaian folktale from the Republic of Uncommon Sense
In the Republic of Uncommon Sense, we once appointed a hunter. Not an ordinary hunter, mind you—but one with a…
Loud campaign, silent courts: Is ORAL becoming the biggest political scam of the decade?
On the 18th of December last year, I sat in my study, fueled by a flickering hope that Ghana was…
Korle Bu I adored: Has it critically become a thorn in the flesh?
If this headline were posted on social media today, the emoji symbol to have been used to summarise the story…
The invisible issues in mine-to-state transitions: The case of Damang’s transition
Introduction: The Damang precedent As the global mining industry enters an era of consolidation and "maturing" assets, the transition of…
Marriage is not an investment — Kindly keep your receipts anyway
Let me tell you a story from the Republic of Uncommon Sense… Not long ago, a marriage walked into a…
What is wrong with us? When we treat trees as strangers and forget we are part of nature
There is a quiet contradiction unfolding across Africa, and it deserves urgent reflection. We are a continent whose ancestors understood…