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The Sacred And The Profane: Thinking Islam And Self-Righteous Indignation In Ghanaian Politics (3)
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The Sacred And The Profane: Thinking Islam And Self-Righteous Indignation In Ghanaian Politics (3)
Hajia Alima Mahama In part I and part II of this article, I discussed the nexus between religion (Islam) and politics in Ghana. I argued that often, the show of righteous self-indignation by some Muslims when it comes to Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and his family, especially his wife Samira, has nothing to do with genuine concern for moral turpitude in politics. It has everything to do with the desire to keep the NPP perpetually in the minority in Mu…
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