The Mirror Lifestyle Content

s

boldnewnormal
Lucy Quist

Lucy Quist's Bold New Normal Conference back in October

The fourth edition of The Bold New Normal Conference, convened by business leader, author, and global speaker Lucy Quist,  takes place on Saturday, October 25, 2025, at The Enclave Garden, East Legon, Accra.

Justice Hafisata Amaleboba
Featured

From Amal Law Consult to apex court: Rise of Justice Hafisata Amaleboba

On April 29, 2025, a letter signed by the Executive Secretary to the President, Dr Callistus Mahama, and addressed to the acting Chief Justice, Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie, indicated that seven Justices of the Court of Appeal had been nominated for consideration for appointment to the Supreme Court bench. 

The writer
Featured

Nourishing the Golden Age: Caring for our elderly with dignity and love

Caring for older adults has always held a special place in my heart. As a dietitian and public health professional, I believe that every stage of life deserves attention and dignity, especially the golden years.

When you see a flourishing piece of marriage, note that it is one with strong roots.
Featured

Would you go in for better, for worse?

The root of every building is its foundation. Anytime you see a mind-blowing edifice, think of a building that has invested a fortune into its foundation. Without a robust foundation, this investment in a building will only be sitting on a time bomb. In just a matter of months, everything will come crumbling down!   

Featured

When Kimathi Rawlings grabbed his 'better half' on the dancefloor [VIDEO]

Kimathi Rawlings, the son of Former President Jerry John Rawlings has been spotted on the dance floor displaying some beautiful moves with his sisters urging him on.

 Commitment is a decision to have a successful marriage
 Commitment is a decision to have a successful marriage
Featured

Build your marriage on commitment

Today, marriage has become a battlefield with many casualties. Global studies show that while 60 per cent of all marriages break down, 20 per cent of marriages are lifeless.

This means that if you marry today, you have only a 20 per cent chance that you will have a fulfilling marriage. 

Every flourishing marriage you see out there has an underlying secret
Every flourishing marriage you see out there has an underlying secret
Featured

For better, for worse

The root of every building is its foundation. Anytime you see a mind-blowing edifice, think of a building that has invested a fortune into its foundation.

Without a robust foundation, this investment in a building will only be sitting on a time bomb. In just a matter of months, everything will come crumbling down!   

Male child preference fades among modern men
Male child preference fades among modern men
Featured

Male child preference fades among modern men - Fertility advisor explains the science

The age-old perception that male children are more valuable than female children seems to be gradually fading among modern Ghanaian men.

This is in contrast to the past, where it was common to hear stories of men who, in their desire for male children, abandoned their spouses or took on second wives.

Ghanaian flavours and family spirit shine at West Hills Mall Father’s Day Cook-Off

The West Hills Mall in Accra came alive with the sights, sounds, and aromas of Ghanaian cuisine on Saturday, June 15, as families gathered to celebrate Father’s Day at the mall’s much-anticipated “King of the Grill” Cook-Off.

Featured

Scented candles linked to cancer, respiratory diseases — toxicologist

A toxicologist, Dr Regina Ama Oppong Wiredu, has warned that some scented candles may release harmful chemicals when burned, especially in enclosed spaces. She says the chemicals are likely to pose long-term health risks such as cancer and respiratory issues. Dr Wiredu, who works with SYNLABB Ghana in Accra, said this in an interview with The Mirror on Friday, June 13, 2025.

Ms Guoltere (left), receiving a citation
Ms Guoltere (left), receiving a citation

Gertrude Guoltere: Nurse who travels miles to restore vision

Access to health care remains a significant challenge for people living in rural areas.

Exercisers turn Ayi Mensa-Peduase stretch into dumping ground

THE picturesque 110-kilometre stretch from Ayi Mensa near Accra to Peduase Lodge in the Eastern Region has been turned into a dumping site.

 Participants and facilitators of the event
Participants and facilitators of the event

Workshop to equip African universities with quality assurance tools held

A five-day workshop by the Global Quality Assurance Association (GQAA) has been held to equip participating African universities with practical tools to strengthen quality assurance in teaching, research and institutional management.

AI and the tourism experience

The tourism industry is rapidly embracing artificial intelligence (AI), recognising its potential to transform traditional practices and enhance overall efficiency.

AI-powered solutions are being implemented across various facets of the industry, from customer service to operational management. 

• In all you are getting, get self-control
• In all you are getting, get self-control

Minute of gain, lifetime of pain

Growing up, sex was a theme we never discussed openly, at least not in my home. Like every typical African home, this taboo topic was shrouded in mystery.

Unfortunately, many of us had to learn about such a critical subject from the wrong sources.

As a parent today, I will do better. My children must learn about sex from me first. I must teach them the right things before their friends teach them what is wrong. In a world of diversity, equity and inclusion, I must show them the right path before the media they are exposed to does. 

Sakina Mumuni supports vulnerable women, particularly those affected by conflict

Sakina Mumuni reaches MTN Heroes of Change top 10, By empowering women with agro processing skills, resources

Nominee: Sakina Mumuni, 35-years-old
Occupation: Farmer/Trader
Town: Bawku Municipal
Project: Agro Processing/VSAL
Source of funds: Personal
Category: Economic Empowerment

Yaw Rockson Adangabey (right) wants to establish more schools in other deprived communities

Cerebral Palsy patient provides education for less privileged - Makes it to MTN Heroes finals

Nominee: Yaw Rockson Adangabey, 32 years
Occupation: School Proprietor
Town: Gbedema (Builsa South) 
Project: Establishment of schools to serve the less privileged (Adangabey Royal Int. School)
Category: Education

•At age 25, Miss Sarah Rabiatu Ibrahim is finding strength in work despite the challenges

‘I screamed, but no one heard me’ •Sarah Ibrahim’s story of defilement, loss and healing

He was a familiar face, one of the many customers who bought from her mother during her trading days in second-hand goods at Awoshie in Accra. So, when he asked her to follow him home so he could settle a supposed debt, she didn’t think twice. She was already out running errands of collecting debts for her mother anyway. 

Accra vendors reject 20 pesewa coins

Residents in parts of Accra have complained about their inability to use smaller denominations of the cedi, particularly the 20 pesewa coin, as legal tender to transact business.

During checks by The Mirror in communities such as Adabraka, Mateheko, Agege, Kokomlemle, Accra Central, Circle, and some parts of Kpone last weekend, many residents expressed their dissatisfaction with the situation.

Sandra Ampofoa Ofosu (left) of Metro TV and Halliday Israel, Nigerian Chef showcasing their culinary skills

The Mirror, Metro TV, Gino mark AU day with Jollof contest

The Madina Market in Accra came alive yesterday with aromas of Jollof rice, music and dance, as The Mirror and Gino partnered with Metro TV’s 'Cook Africa' TV Show to mark African Union (AU) Day with a Jollof Challenge.

From Ghana to global stage: Hajara's journey in science

Hajara Abdul-Karim, a young scientist from Ghana, has made a remarkable transition from a hospital internship to a forensic drug examiner in the United States.

Connect With Us : 0242202447 | 0551484843 | 0266361755 | 059 199 7513 |