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In the May 7, 2022 edition of this column, I wrote about how the paradigm shift in finance is influencing market activities at all levels.
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 businessman, Lambert Afedo, is before an Adenta Circuit Court for allegedly defrauding a man of GH¢50,495 in a car deal.
According to the prosecutor, Inspector Gloria Ayim, Afedo claimed he could purchase three Toyota Vitz cars for one Dr Richard Atsu. The vehicles which were accident vehicles shipped to the Tema Harbour were said to be on auction at the harbour.
These days, you can’t take your looks for granted. We live in a social media-obsessed world where people feel good when people love their outfits and tick the like buttons on their Instagram and Facebook walls. Looking stylish is what occurs as a primal thought to everyone.
Tuesday, March 21, 2023 marked the 18th anniversary of World Down Syndrome Day. The selection of March, the third month of the year and the 21st day, is to honour the uniqueness of the underlying genetic anomaly of people with Down syndrome who have three copies of the 21st chromosome.
A 70-YEAR-OLD farmer at Adaklu-Kpodzi in the Volta Region, John Kpobi, who allegedly had sex with his 12-year-old granddaughter, was, last week Monday, arraigned before the Ho Circuit for defilement.
US-based Ghanaian singer, composer and vocalist Afia Owusu-Forfie, last Friday outdoored “Ngosra No Bubu Nkonnua” the Twi version of an earlier album, “The Anointing Breaks The Yoke” released in November 2022.
We are in the Lent Season of reflection and repentance, as we think about the life of Jesus, His supreme finished work on the cross of Calvary for the forgiveness of our sin, and His powerful resurrection to bring us back into a perfect relationship with God. (see Romans 4:25).
Popular Nigerian Prophet Odumeje says he is about to die and has informed his congregation, family and the public to get ready to receive news of his death.
It’s quite amazing how we tend to gloss over everything in the name of spirituality. We over-spiritualise almost every aspect of our lives making such lives lopsided. We care less for details and doing things right with the hope of “God will look after us!”
Marriage Link Consult (M-Link Consult), a company launched last year to help people find marriage partners through a combination of technology and direct human interaction, held its inaugural Singles Summit last Saturday in Accra.
Renting in Accra is gradually becoming stressful for some people especially because of tricks played by some agents to extort monies.
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.
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?
