An Accra Circuit Court has remanded into police custody a trader, Jeffery Owusu who allegedly defrauded a police officer of $15,000.

An Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data protection professional, Mr Kwadjo Nyante has called for the strict enforcement of regulations and awareness of the abuse of deepfake technology.

El Anatsui, a Ghanaian artist based in Nigeria, has been featured on the Time Magazine list of the 100 Most Influential People of 2023. 

When I was a young boy, on Easter Sunday, at dawn, the women of the Church would march through the streets of the town into the Church cemetery singing, “Christ is risen! Hallelujah, Christ is risen!!”

Some studies have linked doggy style to penis fracture  (Barros et al. 2017; Barros et al. 2020). I know this article will raise many eye brows but it is important to men’s health. It has been found that a penis fracture can occur when there is trauma to an erect penis.

It is not every day that a tourist would want to be on the high road climbing mountains, crossing streams and daring wild animals.

Dear Mirror Lawyer, My sister's husband has been telling her to leave his house for some time now. But my sister ignores him and takes it that quarrels happen in marriages so that should not end the marriage.

An article published by the UK-based FT on March 31, 2023 brought up some interesting perspectives on global corporations, claiming that many were making millions of dollars in profits amid the seeming global macroeconomic challenges.

Globally, there is a growing concern on climate change and environmental degradation and how businesses and individuals can contribute to reducing the negative impacts their
activities have on the environment.

A butterfly can’t be of the same size as a bird no matter how much it eats. A butterfly can’t look like a bird regardless of how well it is made up.

People can be ungrateful, I know. For some consecutive times, a particular group of people can treat us so badly. It’s hard not to say, as a woman, that “all men are same” sometimes― I know.

There is a cry in the heart of every person at one time or the other to be saved from the wretchedness of sin, the power of sin and the punishment for sin.

Love is indeed strange. It is like electricity; we see it at work but don’t know exactly what it is even when it is the commonest word in the Bible and in the over 6500 languages of the world. Our understanding of love, therefore, depends on our faith, culture and life experiences.

Easter celebration marks the end of Holy Week, in which Christians commemorate the crucifixion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

The colour black is not just for mourning the dead as it is presumed in our part of the world. Wait a minute! Do you know there is so much life in black?

Fifteen journalists from various media houses in the country have been trained on tools and software for fact-checking information at a workshop in Accra.

The long holiday for the Easter celebration starts tomorrow (some vents start tonight).
Here’s a guide of a number of events happening around town:

THE enthusiasm usually associated with the Kwahu Easter festivities over the years seems absent this year particularly in Koforidua, the Eastern Regional capital.

THE Moderator of the General Assembly of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana (EPCG), Rt Rev. Lt Col. Bliss Divine Agbeko (retd) has entreated Ghanaians to hold steadfastly to their spirit of resilience and endurance even in the wake of economic and social challenges, and contribute their quota patriotically to national development.

It was a delightful period of spreading their sparkling Africa-inspired rhythms across various locations in the United States between July and September last year and the Wazumbians are back there on another tour.

Patrons of this year’s New York African Film Festival in May would have the chance to see Ama, a film first released in 1991 and shown there in 1994 but is back for another lease of life, by courtesy of the directors, Kwesi Owusu and Kwate Nee-Owoo.