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In exploring what brings him peace of mind and self-assurance, singer Louis Francis Kwei Ga-va, widely known as Mr Merror, puts his finger on faith as a supreme being and a great source of comfort and that’s why he has just brought out a remix of Adane Best’s ‘Rabbi’ song.
Visionary gallerist and art collector, Abena Joyce Quarshie, the founder of the Berj Gallery, who died last week, aged 68, will be interred on Tuesday, November 5 at the Lashibi Funeral Home.
The Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) has, in recent years, digitised its project management, monitoring, and evaluation to enhance efficiency and transparency.
A dermatologist at the Trust Hospital and Clinics in Accra, Dr Mary Oduro-Baah, has advised people who patronise the services of commercial makeup artists to use their personal products and tools such as brushes and sponges.
It’s been five years. It was like a dream. But it was real. Initially, I thought it was an after-shave bump. But I realised it was changing position. I asked my husband to check it for me. He said it was normal.
When Nicole Fleetwood wrote her book, Marking Time- Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration, in 2020, she seemingly had one thing in mind, which was to reveal how America’s prisons are filled with art, despite the isolation and degradation.
While the word “Discipline” by itself is simple, yet deep in meaning and tends to give very powerful credence to character, the opposite of it, “Indiscipline” is dangerous, erodes and takes away all possible shine from every effort made in one’s life.
I recently chanced on a video of an ex-convict who was back in court for another crime. As he stood in the box for cross-examination, the judge looked intently at him. He would intermittently steal glances at her, too.
The Most Rev. Professor J. Kwabena Asamoah – Gyadu was inducted into office as the sixth Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church Ghana, last Saturday.
The Director General of the Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET), Ghana, Dr Fred Kyei Asamoah, has outlined key policy reforms spearheaded by the government for the introduction of Free TVET.
A Urologist with a speciality in fertility, Dr Yaw Amoah, has advised men to take regular screening for prostate cancer more seriously since it not only affects fertility but can cause death.
DEAR Mirror Lawyer, I work independently as a cleaner for my clients in their homes. On January 1, 2023, I was arrested by the police and subsequently granted bail.
It was an event to honour outstanding women in society for the various roles they play in society, but the organisers made sure they gave awardees and guests more than just an awards show.
The 2024 edition of PaGya Literary Festival will take place on the premises of the Goethe-Insititut and the Foundation for Contemporary Art in Accra from Friday, October 18 to Sunday, October 21, 2024.
In a bid to encourage pregnant women to attend Antenatal Clinic (ANC) early, the Ghana Health Service introduced pregnancy school across the country to provide relevant information on pregnancy and newborn care.
The Czech Republic celebrates its national holiday, Czech independence Day, on October 28. The day is of significant historical and cultural importance to the nation.
The former National Treasurer of the Power Queens Club, Sitsofe Sah, has been elected as the new National President of the Electricity Company of Ghana's (ECG) Power Queens Club. The election took place last Friday during the club's 10th National Quadrennial Congress in Takoradi, in the Western Region.
The United States Department of State will open online registrations for the Fiscal Year 2026 Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery on Wednesday, October 2, 2024, at noon Eastern Daylight Time (4pm Ghana time).
Three medical scientists have confirmed that wearing tight underwired brassieres and keeping money or phones in brassieres do not contribute to the development of breast cancer.
Exposure to heavy metals has been linked to cancer, neurological harms, and reproductive or developmental issues. Now, a new study is adding to emerging research showing that exposure to metals such as cadmium, uranium and copper may also be associated with the leading cause of death worldwide — cardiovascular disease.
