Today, it has become almost fashionable and acceptable for someone to have many lovers at a time.  

The young, old, singles and married are involved. Men and women are doing it. It is the sexual revolution of today. 

Recently, there was a news item about a student in a tertiary institution boasting that she has eight lovers and manages to sleep with each of them once every two weeks.

Some may sell their kidneys to travel abroad if that is all they are required to do. Others are willing to sell everything and anything just to ‘jakpa’. After all, home may not be home anymore.

I have heard stories of Ghanaians who have sold all their property only to give the proceeds to a ‘connection man’ to secure them a visa abroad. 

A 14-year-old Junior High School (JHS) student has lost both forearms, hands and one leg due to electrical burns while holding a wire in a television set.

The incident occurred on Christmas day last year when the boy (name withheld), a resident of Hobor, a local community in Accra, came into contact with the wire from the television in his home. 

Behind the smile of Helen Talata Akongzirigo Azitariga, Upper East Region representative of Ghana’s Most Beautiful (GMB) 2017, lies a 17-year-old battle with endometriosis and adenomyosis, two incurable gynecological health conditions.

More Ghanaians are becoming conscious of their diet and its impact on their weight and overall health. However, a major challenge is that most diet plans available online rely on foreign ingredients, making healthy eating seem like an expensive choice.

Many cases come in from men who never allow their women to go out or associate with any men even if they are relatives or family members because they feel threatened.

Many cases also come in from women who fight any woman who shows any kind of association with their men, especially phone calls, messages and visits. 

Imagine a treatment that uses your body’s healing power to fix joint pain, improve movement, boost sexual health and ease nerve pain.

This is the promise of Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy, a ground-breaking natural and safe approach that is changing how joint pain, nerve issues, erectile dysfunction (ED) and low libido in women are treated.

President Donald John Trump of the United States has put up a plan to annex the Gaza Strip and turn it into a Riviera of the Middle East.

At age 10 and in primary six, she realised she couldn’t read clearly from the blackboard. A worrying situation that resulted in several hospital appointments and different eye treatment processes as she grew till she finally lost her sight around age 30.

Two women leaders, Josephine Koduah Bediako and Norvisi Sokpe, have urged organisations, policymakers and society to strengthen support systems that enable women to succeed.

They’ve spent more time together than any other living married couple. Manoel Angelim Dino and Maria de Sousa Dino, a Brazilian couple, recently set the Guinness World Record for the longest marriage among living couples—84 years and 77 days.

Beyond their remarkable milestone, they’ve built an extraordinary family legacy—raising 13 children, welcoming 55 grandchildren, 54 great-grandchildren, and 12 great-great-grandchildren.

The Director of the Global Quality Assurance Association (GQAA), Dr Violet Makuku, has called on tertiary institutions in Africa to embrace Artificial Intelligence (AI) or risk falling behind in global education standards. 

Love comes when you are not looking for it. People, therefore, find love anytime, anyhow and anywhere, including churches, supermarkets, gyms and conferences.

Consider a man who drove into a pothole and accidentally splashed water on a lady. He apologised and offered to take her home because she was badly soaked in dirty water. They found love on the way and later got married.

I met a young man last weekend― an ambitious young man. I had known him for a while and knew he should have been in his third or final year at university by now.

I probed into his academic life after we had engaged in a chat for a while.

When you think about romantic love, what comes to mind? Maybe it’s grand gestures, unbridled passion or that instant spark of attraction. But, a 2024 study published in the Journal of Psychology reveals that love is about so much more.

Researchers asked participants what their partners did that made them feel most loved, and their answers highlighted three powerful yet often overlooked behaviors.

Turmeric and Ginger are both rich in antioxidants, which are compounds that help protect cells from damage caused by free radicals.

By neutralizing oxidative stress, they can help reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as cancer and diabetes. Here are 7 benefits of drinking them in the morning.

Jamal Robinson didn't learn about money management from his parents.

But last year Robinson, 40, retired from his corporate career as a tech executive in generative AI and moved to Dubai. He now has no debt and $3.6 million across his investment, savings and checking accounts.

"As far as the information that I learned that I use today, which has allowed me to become a multimillionaire and invest, a lot of this has come from books," Robinson tells CNBC Make It.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has acknowledged feeling some regret over his decision to leave Harvard University in 1975 to become Microsoft’s first CEO, despite the immense success that followed. 

Reflecting on his time at the university, he expressed a sense of nostalgia for the intellectually enriching environment he had to leave behind.

Some things in life are better kept private.

It’s not about being secretive—it’s about protecting your reputation, your relationships, and your peace of mind.

My Story Magazine has launched its 19th edition, themed “Legacy & Leadership – A Journey with Legends”, marking seven years of documenting inspiring stories of entrepreneurs, business leaders, and changemakers across Africa and beyond.

On the shores of Accra, somewhere on the John Atta Mills Highway near Bukom stands the bastion of the Dutch Stone Fort Crevecoeur, built in 1649.