This Special Issue of Ghana Journal of Linguistics is a collection of fourteen (14) papers presented at the 1st African Pragmatics Conference hosted by the School of Languages, University of Ghana, Legon on February 6-7, 2020. The conference brought together a wide range of scholars, researchers, and students from around the globe who discussed scientific research touching on political and health discourse, pragmatics and literature, pragmatics in gender and religion, computer-mediated communication from the perspective of African languages.

We would like to thank the organisers of the conference, participants, and reviewers for making this publication a reality.

Published: 2021-08-04


Front matter

Editor-in-Chief

Table of Contents

Editor-in-Chief

i-iii


Preface

Helga Schroeder, Reginald Duah

iv





Humour in ‘Kookurokoo Morning Show’

Victoria Ofori, Grace Diabah , Nana Anima Wiafe Akenten , Nicholas Obeng Agyekum

93-122


An Ethno-Pragmatic Analysis of Humour in Akan Draughts Games

Victoria Ofori, Grace Diabah, Kofi Agyekum

123-149




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eISSN: 2026-6596