In the words of the late US President, Abraham Lincoln, “a nation that does not honour its heroes will not long endure.” These words of Lincoln ring true today, even several years after his death.  Heroes are rare, very rare indeed, because it takes a lot to be courageous, outstanding in your achievements, or develop the noble qualities that make you a standout performer in a given situation- a hero. So, of course, if we do not honour our heroes how would we encourage others to become heroes? So it is necessary to always say “thank you” to heroes in a special way.

Ghanaian professionals are always striving hard to break the ceiling on the international front. One person who recently brought honour to our motherland is the acting Director of Engineering at the National Communications Authority (NCA), Rev. Ing. Edmund Yirenkyi Fianko.

THE 2023 Citi Heritage Caravan ended last week with one certainty - the annual nationwide road adventure can only grow bigger and better.

A person who knows who he is can never be deceived. When a man knows who and what he is not, he doesn’t fall for anything because the confidence in his identity directs his choices and decisions.When people don’t know who they are, they settle for anything― oftentimes, what is below their standard!

What are some of the things that the churches in Ghana today need to repent from this Lent Season and beyond, so that the church in Ghana can better experience renewal and the power of God in order to impact the church and society with godliness, integrity and progress for the common good?

Science is here to save the day... or at least help you make some crucial life decisions.

Sex is the highest form of expressing love. Apart from its procreative role, sex gives many physical and mental benefits.

Dear Mirror Lawyer, Can a widow who is not in love with the brother of her late husband be forced to marry him or the customary successor of his deceased husband?

Guests at choral events usually have an idea of what to expect, but attendees at the Centre for National Culture in Accra, on March 3, 2023, for the Pappoe Thompson Choral Festival, heard something more than just  the harmonious blend of different vocals.

For music lovers eager for a collection that sizzles, with wide-ranging feel-good Afro-centric tracks, they need look no further. Habyba is here with Yeeko Yenim (We Are Moving Forward).

The Internet is a virtual public space from which business practices can be observed and evaluated. On Saturday, March 11, 2023, I explored a commercial website for a household item, for competitive bargaining purposes. I saw the advertisement below:

A New Delhi-based writer, Nilanjana Bhowmick, who actually described herself as “feminist writer”, published an interesting opinion piece on March 8 to commemorate this year’s International Women’s Day.

Female employees of PwC Ghana, as part of activities to mark international Women’s Day, (IWD) last Friday interacted with adolescent girls from two schools in Jamestown, a suburb of Accra.

Mrs Samira Bawumia, wife of Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has bagged a law degree from the University of London.

When Jacob Gonami Kordzo Agbenuvor, better known as JJ Gonami, gets on stage, he feels no qualms about delighting his audience by rapping and singing in Ewe while incorporating some of the great rhythms from his home region into his music.

A group of women multimedia artists held a round table meeting in Accra in celebration of the 2023 International Women’s Day.

A group of women multimedia artists held a round table meeting in Accra in celebration of the 2023 International Women’s Day.

An exhibition of paintings and wearable art showcasing the works of Akwele Suma Glory and Adwowa Ammah-Tagoe has opened in Accra.

A group of women multimedia artists held a round table meeting in Accra in celebration of the 2023 International Women’s Day.

Mark your calendar because, on March 8, the spotlight will be on women as we celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD).

IN the August 6, 2022 edition of this column, in part, I wrote about how corporate greenwashing, where a company can make misleading or unsubstantiated claims about climate credentials, were quickly noticed and dealt with because of transparency with the new standards and norms introduced by the environment, social and governance standards and disclosures adopted by some companies.