Mango traders across parts of the country are counting significant losses as large quantities of the seasonal fruit continue to spoil, according to reports in the weekend newspapers.
The Mirror, in its edition of Saturday, September 12, 2026, highlighted the plight of traders on its front page, noting that many are struggling with post-harvest losses amid the current mango season.
Meanwhile, The Spectator drew attention to a public health advisory from the Ghana Health Service (GHS), urging restaurants, chop bar owners and the general public to reduce the use of table salt as part of efforts to tackle high blood pressure.
The GHS message, featured prominently on the front page of The Spectator for the week of September 12 to 18, 2026, forms part of ongoing campaigns to promote healthier eating habits and lower the risk of hypertension-related complications.
Both publications also carried lifestyle and entertainment features, including a style profile on actress Yvonne Nelson in The Mirror and a fashion feature on Fatimatu Abubakar in The Spectator.
