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‘Tie-dye’ tops ready-to-wear fashion picks for season
Ready-to-wear tie-dye outfits were the most sought-after clothing during the Christmas season, surpassing popular Ankara and Kente fabrics.
Across major markets and pop-up stalls in the city, vendors The Mirror spoke to said that it was the choice.
They noted that sales were boosted by visitors from the diaspora and the Detty December vibe, with pretty good sales from both local buyers and visitors from abroad.
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Can I sue my husband for forcibly having sex with me?
Dear Mirror Lawyer, I married my husband at a very young age. We are 21 years into marriage with five children.
I have been diagnosed with ovarian cancer, which results in severe abdominal pain. Due to my condition, I find it difficult to have sexual intercourse with my husband.
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People who come off slimming jabs regain weight four times faster than dieters
Slimmers who come off weight-loss injections such as Mounjaro or Wegovy can regain their lost pounds four times faster than those who stop conventional dieting and exercising, new research suggests.
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Semenyo’s record Man City move signals arrival at football’s top table
Antoine Semenyo’s transfer from Bournemouth to Manchester City yesterday is a defining moment not only in his career but also in the broader narrative of Ghanaian football in the English Premier League.
At 26, the powerful winger has completed a five-and-a-half-year deal, reportedly worth £64 million, that will keep him at the Etihad Stadium until the summer of 2031, a clear endorsement of his rapid ascent and growing influence in one of the world’s most competitive leagues.
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Ken Ofori-Atta’s US visa was revoked, he did not overstay - Ayine reveals
The Attorney General and Minister for Justice, Dr Dominic Ayine, has revealed that Ghana’s former Finance Minister, Mr Ken Ofori-Atta, lost his legal immigration status in the United States after his visa was formally revoked by the US State Department, contrary to widespread claims that he had overstayed.
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WASSCE: Register Form Two students at your peril, GES warns school heads
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has cautioned heads of Senior High and Technical Schools against the unauthorised registration of Form Two students or private candidates for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).
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SSNIT increases pension by 10%
The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has increased the monthly pension payments by 10 per cent for this year, with those on the lower echelons of the pension ladder receving a 36.52 per cent increment.
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President Mahama commends police service for peaceful festive season
President John Dramani Mahama has applauded the Ghana Police Service (GPS) for its discipline and effective operations during the festive season.
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This is Ivy and Ivy, the twin sisters who married same day
On December 20, 2025, identical twin sisters Ivy Yeboah Afrane Panin and Ivy Yeboah Afrane Kakra celebrated a rare joint wedding as they married Emmanuel Akwaboah Nti and Richard Obeng-Kyeremeh, respectively, at The Maker’s House Chapel, Destiny Arena, Atomic, Accra.
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Open letter to President Yoweri Museveni: A plea for peace and integrity in Uganda’s election
Your Excellency,
As Uganda approaches the pivotal presidential election on January 15, 2026, I write to you from Accra, Ghana, compelled by a spirit of Pan-African solidarity and a deep concern for democratic principles.
My appeal for peace, transparency, and justice is framed by personal observation, historical reflection, and the reports emerging from your nation in recent months.
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Morocco beat Cameroon to book AFCON 2025 semi-final place
Brahim Díaz scored for the fifth consecutive game as hosts Morocco defeated Cameroon 2-0 in their quarter-final clash at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat on Friday, January 9, keeping alive their hopes of winning a first Africa Cup of Nations title.
Ismaël Saibari was also on target in a controlled, if unspectacular, display in which Morocco were ruthlessly efficient, scoring with two of their three shots on target.
Cameroon had a strong appeal for a second-half penalty after what appeared to be a foul on Bryan Mbeumo, but the Indomitable Lions struggled in the final third and failed to force goalkeeper Yassine Bounou into a save over the 90 minutes.
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SSNIT raises pensions by 10% with boost for low-income retirees
The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has increased monthly pensions by 10 per cent for 2026, with the adjustment designed to provide greater relief for pensioners on lower incomes.
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5 Governance experts endorse amendment to ban MPs as Ministers
Five governance experts have endorsed the recommendations of the Constitution Review Committee (CRC) for the amendment of Article 78(1) of the 1992 Constitution to bar Members of Parliament (MPs) from being appointed as ministers of state.
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‘No hiding place for criminals’ as President Mahama warns against attacks on police
President John Dramani Mahama has issued a strong warning to criminal elements targeting personnel of the Ghana Police Service and other law enforcement agencies, declaring that such acts will be met with ruthless and decisive action.
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Semenyo dethrones Kudus to become most expensive Ghanaian footballer ever (LIST)
Antoine Semenyo has become the most expensive Ghanaian footballer in history after completing a £65 million move from Bournemouth to Manchester City, surpassing the previous benchmark set by Mohammed Kudus just six months ago.
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Names of houses in secondary schools
When I tuned into the FM station that morning, the topic under discussion was “Names of Houses in secondary schools in Ghana.”
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Mahama pledges state support to public media
President John Dramani Mahama has pledged the government’s commitment to support the public media to enable them to confront the challenges they face as a result of their unique mandates.
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Man burnt to death in suspected arson attack at Assin Fosu
A 26-year-old man, Barron Guda, popularly known as Efutu, has been burnt to death in a suspected arson attack at Mempeasem, a suburb of Assin Fosu in the Central Region.
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President Mahama pledges government support to Graphic Communications Group Ltd.
President John Dramani Mahama has given the clearest indication yet of the government's support for the Graphic Communications Group Ltd., pledging to address longstanding operational challenges and ensure the state-owned media house remains financially viable and technologically competitive.
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Court remands Kade Senior High Tech School students over assault on teacher during WASSCE
A district court in Kade, in the Eastern Region, has remanded five former students of Kade Senior High Technical School over the assault of a teacher during the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination.
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Franklin Cudjoe reveals Parkinson’s diagnosis, pledges to raise awareness in Ghana
The Founding President and Chief Executive Officer of the IMANI Centre for Policy and Education, Mr Franklin Cudjoe, has publicly disclosed that he has been living with Parkinson’s disease for the past eight years, describing his diagnosis as part of a personal journey he is now ready to share to raise awareness.
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President recommits to ethical leadership - Calls for unity at first-year thanksgiving service
President John Dramani Mahama has recommitted to principles of ethical leadership and national stewardship in a solemn non-denominational thanksgiving ceremony marking his administration's first anniversary.
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Another bus smuggling over 1000 ammunition to northern Ghana from Accra intercepted by police at Asankare barrier
Another bus smuggling over 1000 ammunition to northern Ghana from Accra has been intercepted by the police at the Asankare barrier in the Ashanti Region.
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Ken Ofori-Atta detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement
The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has detained Ken Ofori-Atta, Ghana’s former Minister for Finance.
This, according to his lawyers, Minkah-Premo, Osei-Bonsu, Bruce-Cathline and Partners (MPOBB) was in relation to the status of his current stay in the United States.
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If your vehicle was registered before 2023, you need to go back to DVLA for your records to be updated digitally - DVLA to vehicle owners
As part of the planned rollout of new vehicle license plates in 2026, the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has announced that owners of all vehicles registered in Ghana before 2023 are to ensure that their details are migrated from the DVLA manual system to the authority's digital platform.
Vehicle owners are therefore required to visit any DVLA office to ensure that their details are migrated onto the authority's digital platform as soon as possible.
This will enable such vehicle owners to acquire the new number plates when the necessary Parliamentary processes are complete for the rollout of the new process.