Ghanaian media personality Berla Mundi is glowing as she enjoys her pregnancy journey, inspiring many young women along the way.
The former beauty queen has taken a break from her usual work of hosting celebrities and businesspeople on her show.
For now, she’s focusing on being a brand influencer — a less demanding role — as she prepares to welcome her first baby with her husband, David Tabi.
In a recent Instagram video, Berla looked stunning in a simple short-sleeved top and a classy long blazer while promoting a luxury brand.
She kept her makeup light and elegant, styled her hair in soft curls with a side part, and completed the look with gold jewelry, short acrylic nails, and a stylish Chanel brooch — all adding to her glowing appearance.
Renowned Ghanaian TV presenter Berla Mundi has turned 38, marking the occasion with a heartfelt message of gratitude and reflection.
Taking to social media, she shared a stunning photo of herself and husband, captioning it, “Dear God, this chapter is yours! It’s my season,” expressing her excitement for the new phase of her life.
Her birthday comes at a time when speculation is rife about her being pregnant with her first child. Though she has neither confirmed nor denied the rumors, fans have been quick to point out photos and videos showing what appears to be a baby bump.
Despite the buzz, Berla Mundi has continued to radiate confidence and energy.
A recent video from the Samsung Unpacked 2025 event captured her showcasing impressive dance moves, leaving many in awe of how well she is navigating this phase of her life.
As she embraces this new chapter, fans continue to celebrate her achievements while eagerly waiting for any official announcement regarding the pregnancy rumors.
Media personality Berla Mundi has voiced her frustration over the persistent issue of noise pollution in Ghana, calling out the early-morning disturbances caused by street vendors.
In a social media post on February 13, 2025, she lamented how trucks selling “nkura duro” (rat poison) blast loud music and make announcements as early as 6 a.m., disrupting those who are either still asleep or preparing for work.
“Ghana is a sick country, honestly! Explain to me why there’s a truck selling ‘nkura duro’ with loud music and announcements as early as 6 am on the streets,” she fumed.
She further criticized the lack of consideration for others, urging vendors to be mindful of noise pollution.
“When people are sleeping or getting ready for work, that’s noise pollution,” she added.
Her post has since sparked widespread reactions, with many social media users sharing their own frustrations about similar disturbances in their neighborhoods.
Read the post below:
Ghana is a sick country, honestly! Because explain to me why there's a truck selling 'nkura duro' with loud music and announcements as early as 6am on the streets when people are sleeping or getting ready for work….That's noise pollution….😕
EMY Africa is an organization dedicated to celebrating the accomplishments of men throughout Africa.
For their 2024 activities, they held the Africa Rising Symposium in collaboration with the London School of Economics and Political Science in London, UK, on July 20.
Ghanaian media personality Berla Mundi was among the event’s guest speakers.
Her entrance to the event made a splash on social media, as she was seen in a suit made from GTP cloth, showcasing Ghanaian culture.
In addition to speaking at the symposium, Berla Mundi was also booked to host the London Soiree, organized by the prominent award organization.
Berla Mundi was honored as the 2023 Young Achiever Female at the EMY Africa Awards.
Here are some reactions from social media users who were impressed by Berla Mundi’s cultural representation at the event:
“She’s stayed relevant since Miss Malaika and been minding the business that pays her. Go Berla!”
Renowned Ghanaian media personality Berla Mundi has sparked an important conversation about the rising cases of HIV in the country, emphasizing the need for personal responsibility in sexual health.
In a thought-provoking post on the social media platform X, Berla questioned why many young people in Ghana continue to engage in unprotected sex despite the known risks of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), including HIV/AIDS.
“Are you not afraid of contracting HIV/AIDS and other STDs?” Berla quizzed, addressing the alarming trend of multiple sexual partners without the use of condoms.
Her post received various responses, but one in particular stood out. A user suggested, perhaps humorously, that Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia should innovate a solution through the Ghana Card system to alert partners of infidelity. The comment appeared to mock the Vice President’s push for digitalization within the government.
“Yo, to curb this menace, I think Bawumia should come up with an innovation that would only allow one to have one partner at a time. Your Ghana Card would be linked to your partner’s, and as soon as you try to have sex with another, a notification would be sent to your partner,” the user wrote.
Berla Mundi’s response was direct and emphasized personal accountability. She reminded the user that it is not the responsibility of the Vice President to prevent individuals from engaging in unprotected sex. Instead, she stressed that it is up to each person to use common sense and prioritize their own health.
“Unrealistic. It’s not the VP’s job to stop you from having unprotected sex. You must have common sense and the desire to protect your own life,” Berla replied.
Her remarks highlight the crucial role of individual responsibility in the fight against HIV/AIDS and other STDs.
Berla Mundi’s call for self-protection and sensible behavior serves as a timely reminder for Ghanaians to be more mindful of their sexual health practices, particularly in light of the rising HIV cases in the country.
Ghana is experiencing an average of 50 new HIV infections daily, with the majority of cases occurring among individuals aged 15 to 49, according to the Ghana AIDS Commission.
This economically active population group represents a significant portion of new infections. The commission released these figures during the unveiling of the 2023 national and sub-national HIV and AIDS estimates and projections.
The data also revealed that out of the 334,095 people living with HIV/AIDS in the country, 17,550 were children below the age of 15. Additionally, there were 17,774 new HIV infections, with 1,698 being children below 15 years and 16,076 representing adults above 15 years.
While there has been a decline in new infections, AIDS deaths, and HIV prevalence, the progress is not sufficient to meet the set goals and targets.
During a media engagement to disseminate the results and discuss their implications, the Director-General of the Ghana AIDS Commission, Dr. Kyeremeh Atuahene, emphasized the need for more efforts to achieve the expected targets.
The forum, attended by media professionals and stakeholders in the HIV response sector, highlighted regional and district-level variations in prevalence and new infections, with Greater Accra, Ashanti, and Eastern regions recording the highest numbers of persons living with HIV.
Challenges identified by the commission include data capture, validation, and quality issues, which need to be addressed urgently. Dr. Atuahene acknowledged the concern over continued mother-to-child transmission, attributing it to gaps in the healthcare system and calling for collective efforts to address the issue.
Stakeholders were urged to work together to achieve the 95-95 targets by the end of 2025 and 98-98 by the end of 2030.
The commission acknowledged the support of stakeholders, including the National AIDS and STI Control Programme, Ghana Health Service, UNAIDS, World Health Organisation, and the US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), in generating the data.
UNAIDS Country Director Hector Sucilla Perez emphasized the importance of understanding the epidemic and using data for action to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.
Ms. Perez highlighted the critical role of the media in advocating for the needs of persons living with HIV and improving societal enablers to create an enabling environment.
The Country Director of the US Centre for Disease Control (CDC), Tony Ao, commended Ghana’s efforts in the fight against HIV/AIDS and its progress towards achieving high-quality data to guide the national response.
He encouraged stakeholders to use the data judiciously, with technical guidance from experts, to ensure meaningful interpretation and application.
The CDC reiterated its commitment to supporting Ghana’s national AIDS response and praised the country’s progress towards ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.
Renowned Ghanaian media personality, Berla Mundi, has schooled a Ghanaian over whose primary responsibility it is to ensure one is protected from sexually transmitted diseases when sexually active.
In a post discussing the rise in HIV cases in the country, Berla in a post on X asked whether it is it a good time to discuss reasons why many young people have multiple sexual partners and yet refuse to use condoms.
“Are you not afraid of contracting HIV/AIDS and other STDs?” she quizzed.
A user in response to her question noted that Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia should come up with an innovation through the Ghana Card that would alert one’s partner if he or she engages in unfaithful acts. It is believed that the user made the comment in jest to ridicule the Vice President who presently touts government’s digitalization drive.
“Yo (To sic) curb this menace, I think Bawumia should come up with an innovation that would only allow one to have one partner at a time. Your Ghana card would be linked to your partner’s, and soon as you try to have sex with another, a notification would be sent to your partner,” the user wrote.
Reacting to this, Berla reminded the user that the onus lies on oneself to protect his or her life, and hence must act based on common sense.
“Unrealistic. It’s not the VP’s job to stop you from having unprotected sex. You must have common sense and the desire to protect your own life,” she wrote.
New data from the Ghana AIDS Commission reveals a concerning surge in new HIV cases recorded.
In 2023, 17,774 individuals contracted the virus.
This marks a 7% increase compared to the previous year. Ghana recorded a decline in new HIV infections in 2022, with 16,574 cases reported compared to 18,036 in 2021.
Females accounted for a significant majority of new infections in 2023, with 11,317 women newly infected, representing 63.67% of the total, while 6,457 males were infected, representing 36.32%.
Among the newly infected individuals, 4,869 were youths aged 15 to 24, 1,698 were children under 15, 1,520 were adolescents aged 10 to 19, and 16,076 were adults over 15. This data highlights the need for targeted prevention strategies, especially among young people and adolescents.
As of 2023, an estimated 334,095 people in Ghana were living with HIV, with females outnumbering males. This includes 17,550 children under 14, 16,381 adolescents aged 10 to 19, 33,245 young adults aged 15 to 24, and 316,545 adults aged 15 and above.
Despite progress in treatment availability, 12,480 Ghanaians died from AIDS-related illnesses in 2023, highlighting the need for increased access to appropriate treatments and care.
The Ghana AIDS Commission remains committed to achieving the global 95-95-95 targets by 2025, aiming to have 95% of people living with HIV aware of their status, 95% of those diagnosed on antiretroviral therapy (ART), and 95% of those on ART achieving viral suppression. In 2023, Ghana achieved 65.3%, 69.4%, and 89.0% for the respective targets.
Dr. Kyeremeh Atuahene, Director General of the Ghana AIDS Commission, has called for increased efforts to combat AIDS, particularly among the economically active population aged 15 to 49. He emphasized that addressing the AIDS epidemic should be a national priority in Ghana.
Causes of HIV and Prevention: HIV is transmitted through contact with certain body fluids, such as blood, semen, vaginal fluids, and breast milk, from a person who has HIV. The most common ways HIV is transmitted include:
Unprotected sexual contact with an infected person.
Sharing needles or syringes with someone who has HIV.
Receiving contaminated blood products or organ transplants.
From mother to child during childbirth or breastfeeding.
Prevention efforts include:
Practising safe sex by using condoms consistently and correctly.
Getting tested and knowing your partner’s HIV status.
Avoid sharing needles or syringes.
Take pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) if you are at high risk of HIV.
Ensuring access to antiretroviral therapy (ART) for those living with HIV to achieve viral suppression and reduce the risk of transmission.
Education, awareness, and access to healthcare services are crucial in the fight against HIV/AIDS. It is essential for individuals to know their status, seek appropriate care and treatment, and adopt preventive measures to reduce the spread of HIV.
Ghanaian actress Fella Makafui recently voiced her commitment to staying in Ghana, citing the nation’s rich resources and prosperity as reasons to remain rooted.
In a candid conversation with TV host Berla Mundi, she expressed her love for Ghana, stating that no matter where her travels took her, she would always return to relish in the country’s abundance.
“I’m fond of Ghana. No matter where I travel, I’ll always return. There’s no need to move away. I adore Ghana; it’s prosperous,” Makafui remarked.
Addressing challenges such as the current electricity issues, she acknowledged the difficulties but expressed confidence in managing them.
Her sentiments reflect a deep-rooted attachment to her homeland amidst global temptations.
Renowned broadcast journalist Berla Mundi is receiving accolades from Ghanaians for her outstanding representation of the country at the Global Citizen Now conference.
Held in New York over two days starting from May 1, the conference brought together numerous global change agents and leaders for impactful discussions.
Berla Mundi, among several distinguished speakers at the event, captivated audiences with her inspiring message on leveraging influence for positive change.
As an official advocate for Global Citizen, she joined a star-studded lineup to discuss the organization’s mission of eradicating global poverty.
A video showcasing Berla Mundi’s efforts to empower young women in Ghana has since gained traction online, further highlighting her commitment to driving meaningful change.
Well-known broadcaster, Berla Mundi has expressed deep remorse for accepting an award from ‘Dr’ Fordjour, who falsely claimed to be affiliated with the United Nations.
The awards, which were presented by the imposter ‘Dr’ UN, turned out to be part of a fraudulent scheme with no genuine ties to the UN.
In a recent social media post, Berla Mundi shared her disbelief at being deceived by the scheme, stating, “I still can’t forgive myself ????????????. What is this?”
Ghanaian media personality Berla Mundi recently opened up about her decision to leave Excellence In Broadcasting Media (EIB), citing a spiritual message from God as her guiding force.
Berla revealed that despite receiving numerous offers from other agencies, she remained loyal to EIB until she felt a strong discomfort, particularly after rejecting Media General’s offer in favour of staying with GHOne.
“I turned down an opportunity at Media General to express my loyalty to GHOne, but I realised it was a mistake because I experienced backbiting and uncomfortable treatment,” Berla explained. “I knew God was signalling that it was time to move on.”
This spiritual calling marks a significant chapter in Berla’s career as she navigates new opportunities and growth beyond her time at EIB.
She is currently a part of Media General and hosts the breakfast show.
Media personality Berlinda Addardey, commonly known as Berla Mundi, has been spotted in a viral video fully immersed in the Tshwala Bam dance challenge that has been sweeping across social media platforms.
In the captivating footage, Berla Mundi is seen alongside a friend in a hospital setting, energetically showcasing her dance moves and enjoying herself to the fullest.
Wearing a stylish pink top paired with denim jeans, the well-known media personality gracefully moves to the beats of the Tshwala Bam (feat. S.N.E, EeQue) song by TitoM, Yuppe & EeQue TheDreama, demonstrating her smooth synchronisation with the music.
The infectious rhythm and lively melody of the song have sparked a wave of dance challenges worldwide, prompting numerous individuals to share their own interpretations of the dance on social media platforms.
Television personality, Berlinda Addardey known popularly as Berla Mundi has disclosed her unique taste sensation by combining the Ghanaian staple “Gob3” beans with crunchy plantain chips.
During her appearance on the Day Show discussing the 3FM “Gob3” festival, Berla shared nostalgic memories of her school days, where she and her peers would turn their regular Wednesday or Thursday beans routine into a delightful experience by adding plantain chips purchased from a nearby shop.
Berla emphasised the sheer satisfaction of this unconventional pairing, revealing that she enjoyed it without the traditional addition of gari.
“I remember when I was in school, they would give us beans every Wednesday or Thursday, so I used to go and buy plantain chips,
So in Motown, just opposite the dining hall, there was this shop that we bought from, so we just bought and added it to it. “
The discussion took an interesting turn when AJ Sarpong, another participant on the show, revealed her initial association of “Gob3” with the dish red-red.
AJ’s childhood perception was of beans stew and soft plantain, and she expressed surprise upon discovering the practice of consuming raw beans with oil, taking about two years to adjust to the plain beans concept.
“It was always stew, so it was very interesting to grow up and realize that people eat raw beans with oil,” AJ Sarpong remarked
“Gob3,” a Ghanaian dish of beans and gari known for its simplicity and budget-friendly nature, has evolved with exciting additions like fried plantains and eggs.
Meanwhile, plantain chips, the crunchy snacks made from thinly sliced, unripe plantains, traditionally deep-fried, offer a healthier option when baked. Berla Mundi’s revelation of combining beans with plantain chips introduces a whole new delicacy, adding a flavorful twist to the traditional “Gob3” experience.
Renowned Ghanaian media personality Berlinda Addardey, popularly known as Berla Mundi has taken to social media to highlight the challenges posed by the current high cost of living in Ghana.
On her official X page, the seasoned TV and radio host bemoaned the exorbitant expenses in the country, questioning the feasibility of saving for those earning between GH¢300 to GH¢500 a month, considering the prevailing economic hardships.
Berla Mundi’s candid remarks spark a wave of responses from her fans and fellow Ghanaians, who share their own struggles in coping with the increasing financial burdens.
The consensus among many is that the country’s economic landscape is proving to be exceedingly challenging, with blame directed at the government for factors such as high inflation, taxes, and utility tariffs.
Media personality Berla Mundi has expressed bewilderment at the current economic state and is eager to understand its underlying causes.
Known for her outspokenness on social issues, Berla Mundi utilized her X account to interact with her followers, expressing her concern and seeking insights into the challenges facing the country.
She wrote, ” Chale Ghana is too expensive. Why???”
The TV3 presenter joins a growing list of Ghanaian celebrities, including Yvonne Nelson, King Promise, and MzVee, who have openly discussed the significant economic difficulties experienced in Ghana.
This year’s edition marks a significant step towards gender inclusivity, with women occupying 32% of the coveted spots. This demonstrates a notable improvement from previous editions.
The list showcases a diverse array of talented and influential young Ghanaians who are elevating Ghana’s reputation on the global stage. They embody traits such as inspiration, innovation, leadership, and social impact, serving as role models for the youth.
Among the honorees are renowned football stars Kudus Mohammed and Thomas Partey, as well as tech innovator Gregory Rockson. Young social media personalities like Nana Tea and Olele Salvador are also acknowledged for their significant contributions to Ghana’s cultural landscape.
Additionally, the list features influential figures from politics, media, and sports, illustrating the multifaceted impact of young Ghanaians on the world stage. Recognised individuals include Gary Al-Smith, Sam Nartey George (Hon), and Peace Hyde.
Outstanding achievers such as DanceGod Lloyd, Gyakie, Iñaki Williams, Wode Maya, and Berla Mundi are celebrated for their excellence in various fields, positively shaping Ghana’s global narrative.
Prince Akpah, the founder of Avance Media, expressed pride in the growth of the initiative over the past nine years.
“The vision nine years ago was to inspire young people inGhana with a list of Ghanaians are doing great things, and we believe the list has been able to achieve that.
This accomplished group of young individuals represents the future of Ghana. Their dedication, innovation, and leadership serve as inspiration to millions of young Ghanaians nationwide,” Akpah said.
As Avance Media continues its mission to highlight the accomplishments of young Ghanaians, the release of the 2023 edition of the “50 Most Influential Young Ghanaians” underscores the vibrancy and dynamism of the nation’s youth, making a lasting impact on the global arena.
Below is the official roster of Avance Media’s 2023 50 Most Influential Young Ghanaians (9th edition):
Abubakar Fatimatu (Hon) – Deputy Information Minister
In the course of an exclusive interview with Berla Mundi at a pre-66th Grammy event in Los Angeles, Busta Rhymes, the Grammy-nominated American rapper and songwriter, shared his long-awaited intentions to visit Ghana later this year.
He disclosed that comedian Dave Chappelle had initially extended an invitation last year, but due to prior commitments, he couldn’t make it.
Nevertheless, he expressed his resolve to embark on the trip during the upcoming holidays.
“While Dave Chappelle wanted me to come to Ghana last year, I had other engagements, so I couldn’t. The plan is to come this year, during the holidays. I cannot promise, but the goal is to come to Ghana this year,” Busta Rhymes shared during the interview with Berla Mundi.
Apart from discussing his travel arrangements, Busta Rhymes also delved into his recent partnership with Nigerian music sensation Burna Boy on the track “Roboshotta,” featured on his eleventh studio album, Blockbusta.
The album, which hit the shelves on November 24, 2023, through his Conglomerate Entertainment label with distribution by Epic Records, highlights Busta Rhymes’ versatility and inventive flair.
Showing admiration for Burna Boy, Busta Rhymes voiced his eagerness to continue collaborating with African artists, hinting at potential future projects involving talents from the continent.
Renowned American rapper and songwriter, Trevor George Smith Jr., known professionally as Busta Rhymes, has unveiled his much-anticipated plans to visit Ghana later this year.
The Grammy-nominated artist shared this exciting revelation during an exclusive interview with Berla Mundi at a pre-66th Grammy event in Los Angeles.
Busta Rhymes disclosed that comedian Dave Chappelle had extended an invitation last year, but due to prior commitments, he couldn’t make it at that time.
Undeterred, the artist expressed his determination to fulfil the invitation during the upcoming holidays.
“While Dave Chappelle wanted me to come to Ghana last year, I had other engagements, so I couldn’t. The plan is to come this year, during the holidays. I cannot promise, but the goal is to come to Ghana this year,” Busta Rhymes shared during the interview with Berla Mundi.
In addition to his travel plans, the artist discussed his recent collaboration with Nigerian music sensation Burna Boy on the track “Roboshotta,” featured on his eleventh studio album, Blockbusta.
Released on November 24, 2023, through his Conglomerate Entertainment label with distribution by Epic Records, the album highlights Busta Rhymes’ versatility and creativity.
Expressing admiration for Burna Boy, Busta Rhymes conveyed his desire to further collaborate with African artists, hinting at potential future projects with talents from the continent.
Busta Rhymes was an original member of Leaders of the New School, a group that attracted national attention when they opened on tour for Public Enemy.
He gained exposure for their guest appearance on A Tribe Called Quest’s track “Scenario”. Shortly thereafter, Leaders of the New School broke up, leading Rhymes to become a sought after solo artist, appearing on numerous tracks for other artists before his solo debut album, The Coming (1996).
The album reached the top ten on the Billboard 200 album chart, was certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), and earned him a Grammy nomination.
The former partner of the controversial Ghanaian dancehall sensation Shatta Wale, Michelle Diamond, popularly known as ShattaMichy, expressed satisfaction with being identified as an ex.
Michy discussed the challenges she faced during her relationship with Shatta Wale and revealed that, despite her shy and reserved nature, having a son with the musician played a crucial role in preventing negative impacts post-breakup.
In an interview with media personality Berla Mundi on The Day Show, Michy highlighted the positive influence the artist had on her character.
She expressed, “It feels good calling him my ex. I used to date the biggest artist in Ghana, so… You know, sometimes I have to live up to it. I think I lived up to his confidence and courageous persona.”
The interview shed light on Michy’s growth and resilience following her separation from Shatta Wale, emphasising the transformative impact of the relationship on her personal development.
Shatta Michy, real name Diamond Michelle Gbagonah is an actress, a brand influencer, an entrepreneur, a songstress, and an actress.
She collaborated with Shatta Wale, her ex-boyfriend, on a number of hit songs, such as Cheating, Go Shordy, etc. Acting-wise, she has starred in a number of local TV shows, including “Cocao Brown Series) and many others.
In a delightful moment, media personality Berla Mundi has introduced her sister to the public for the first time.
Berla took to social media to extend birthday wishes to her little sister, marking the occasion with a cool photo of the two of them. In a heartfelt post, she expressed her love for her sister, thanking her for always being there.
Berla Mundi’s social media post read, “Birthday girl!!!! I love you, my baby. God bless you for being there always. Let’s go to Maui for the week, all on me.”
The post was accompanied by a charming photo capturing the bond between the sisters.
Ghanaians are buzzing on Twitter as they shower accolades on award-winning Ghanaian broadcaster Berla Mundi for her upcoming role as the host of the prestigious 66th Grammy’s African Nominee Brunch in Los Angeles on February 3, 2024.
Berla, who previously hosted the event last year, engaged with renowned figures like South Africa’s Nomcebo Zikode and Ghana’s Rocky Dawuni.
The announcement of her hosting the brunch for the second time has elicited a wave of congratulatory messages and best wishes from her admirers.
Organised by GUBA, spearheaded by Lady Dentaa Amoateng MBE, this year’s event will also feature prominent personalities such as Nigeria’s Davido, South African Amapiano star Musa Keys, and British-Ghanaian record producer Juls baby.
Berla Mundi expressed her excitement on Instagram, stating, “looking forward to this,” in response to GUBA’s announcement. The roster of guests for the event includes EMY’s founder Kojo Soboh, rapper Gambo, and music producer Juls, among other notable Ghanaians.
The anticipation builds as the countdown to the Grammy night continues.
Ghanaian media personality Berla Mundi made a graceful return to work from her honeymoon, taking on the role of hosting the 2024 African Prosperity Champions Awards and Presidential Gala Dinner at the luxurious Kempinski Hotel.
For the high-profile event, the morning show host donned a custom-made gown by Ezekiel Yartel, the CEO of Yartel GH.
Berla Mundi looked stunning in a long-sleeve black suede gown featuring a glittering rhinestone neckline, elegantly showcasing her exquisite wedding ring.
Completing her look with a long frontal hairstyle and flawless makeup, the event host exuded glamour throughout the evening.
The presence of dignitaries added to the grandeur of the occasion, with the President of the Republic of Ghana, H.E. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, and the First Lady, H.E. Rebecca Akuffo Addo, gracing the event.
Former President of Ghana, H.E. John Agyekum Kuffuor, Secretary General of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat, H.E. Wamkele Mene, President of Ethiopia, H.E. Sahle-Work Zewde, Tiemoko Meyliet Koné, Vice President of Ivory Coast, Secretary General of the Commonwealth, the Rt Hon. Patricia Scotland KC, and other notable dignitaries also attended.
In addition to her hosting duties, Berla Mundi is set to host this year’s African Nominees Brunch, an official side event of the 66th Grammy Awards scheduled to take place in Los Angeles on February 5, 2024.
Popular TV Presenter Berla Mundi, who recently tied the knot with David Tabi, addressed concerns about selective invitations to her wedding during a return to TV3 Newday.
Berla, acknowledging the absence of certain friends and fans, explained, “It was meant to be a small event. I invited just a few people. I’m sorry.”
Host Roland Walker pressed her on the omission of fellow hosts Cookie and Johnie, asking if their exclusion implied animosity. Berla clarified, “It doesn’t. It is a family affair, that’s why.”
The private ceremony took place on January 5th, 2024, in Accra.
David Tabi, a member of a prominent Ghanaian family, comes from a background deeply rooted in the mining and agriculture industries, with the Tabi family’s extensive contributions spanning three decades.
The Tabi family’s significant impact on Ghana’s economic landscape has solidified their place in the country’s key sectors.
Berla Mundi and David Tabi’s union marks the continuation of their families’ rich legacies.
Accompanying the news, exclusive photos capture the blissful moments of Berla Mundi and David Tabi’s wedding celebration.
Berlinda Addardey, popularly known as Berla Mundi, is a Ghanaian media personality, women’s advocate and voice artist.
In 2019, she co-hosted the 20th VGMA with Kwami Sefa Kayi.
Berlinda Addardey, popularly known as Berla Mundi, a Ghanaian media personality, women’s advocate and voice artist has unveiled snapshots from her intimate wedding ceremony for the first time.
On Friday, January 5, 2024, Berla exchanged vows with her husband, David Tabi.
Berla married her now husband, David Tabi in the presence of family and a few friends in a very private ceremony.
The host made use of Instagram to post official wedding photos with her followers in the days after the ceremony.
The images depict Berla and David Tabi adorned in white attire, showcasing their elegantly crafted outfits.
The first slide captures Berla seated on a couch with her husband standing beside her, while the second slide features both of them standing together, with David holding her by the waist as they strike a pose for the camera.
“Took a break and took a step! Meet Bae!!!,” she enthusiastically captioned the post.
Ningo-Prampram Member of Parliament (MP) Sam Nartey George has disclosed that he spends time with his wife during his days off politics.
Reflecting on the journey of his successful marriage, Sam George described the experience as a “good exercise.”
The Ningo-Prampram MP made this submission during an interview with host of Daily Show Berla Mundi on TV3, “If I am not doing politics, I lie by my wife,” Sam Nartey George stated.
According to the law maker, there is no such thing as a perfect marriage.
He argued that an inaccurate narrative about married couples’ lives has been propagated.
Selecting a compatible mate is, in the Ningo-Prampram MP’s opinion, the best method to prevent miscommunications that can result in divorce.
“ Marriage is work but it is a good exercise, especially when you find the right person. Marriage is not a noun but a verb.”
Speaking on the subject of high divorce cases in the country, the Ningo-Prampram stated that traditional media has played a major role in misinforming the youth about the concept of marriages.
Sam George argues that narratives through movies have created an impatient youth who assume marriages are without ups and downs.
“ People have watched too many Novela, movies have taught us a certain culture of impatience. No two people can live together without issues.
“ So we have been accustomed to it through the power of movies so that really is the challenge of marriage as well in young couples.”
Recently, Sam George and his charming spouse Vera commemorated their ten years together.
The MP for Ningo-Prampram has in numerous ways mentored the youth to be a better version of themselves.
Marriage is a verb, not a noun. It is work, but it is good exercise, especially when you are with the right person – Sam George talks about his union and why he feels marriages are ending quickly.#TheDayShowpic.twitter.com/v0yEZsSxfV
The revelation of the private wedding ceremonybetween Berla Mundi, a prominent media personality at Media General, and David Tabi came as a surprise to Ghanaians.
The lack of publicity, a departure from the usual celebrity weddings, stirred curiosity about David Tabi, the fortunate man marrying Berla Mundi.
According to GhPage.com, David Tabi is in his late 30s, born in Ghana, and spent nearly 15 years abroad for his education before returning to manage his father’s business.
His college education took place at Lincoln School in London, renowned globally for academic excellence.
Subsequently, he pursued his tertiary education at Atlantic Wilfred Laurier University in Canada, earning his first degree.
David Tabi’s professional journey includes a twelve-year tenure as the operations manager for Barbex Group, where he honed his managerial skills and achieved significant success.
GhPage.com estimates his net worth at a substantial $2 million, and he owns luxurious cars, with a Rolls Royce being his preferred choice.
Additionally, he is involved in an impressive Real Estate business, featuring seven state-of-the-art mansions strategically located across the country.
The surprise wedding between David Tabi and Berla Mundi took place on Friday, January 5, 2023, capturing the attention of Ghanaians.
The absence of any photos or videos from Berla Mundi’s wedding on January 5, 2024, became a significant topic of discussion.
The reason behind this was attributed to the private nature of the event, where attendees were restricted from using their phones.
Despite the privacy measures, a brief six-second video surfaced online later in the night, offering a glimpse into the ceremony.
The footage featured Berla and her husband, David Tabi, both elegantly dressed in white, joyfully dancing while surrounded by cheering onlookers.
Following the confirmation of their union, social media witnessed an outpouring of congratulations and goodwill messages to the newlyweds.
The revelation of the wedding details came through a post on X (formerly Twitter),courtesy of fellow presenter Giovanni Caleb, who shared the development with the public.
During the TV show on TV3 with Berla Mundi on November 22, Nacee expressed his confidence in Bessa Simons’ abilities and believes she is qualified for the job. He asked his coworkers to work together and help the Bessa-led administration reach its goals. “I have faith in Uncle Bessa. I think he knows all about the system, music organization, and what we need to do. ” We have to work together and let him be in charge to get this done. Even if he isn’t very skilled, he will try his hardest when we make him in charge,” he said.
Nacee told Bessa Simons to be prepared to handle and accept criticism,even if it’s tough to hear.
“He needs to be okay with getting feedback because musicians are sensitive and some times it’s best not to react too strongly when people express their thoughts. “”Listen to both criticism and praise,” he said.
He got 324 votes and his opponent Ras Caleb Appiah-Levi got 66 votes. He became the President in 2019 after Obour stopped being the President. Other leaders of the union were chosen too.
The MUSIGA elections have been delayed five times since 2019 because two members took the union to court and wanted it to explain its money situation.
The court rejected the request to stop something and told the people suing to give money to the union. The new MUSIGA leaders were supposed to make the union better and bring in more musicians.
Ghanaian media personality Berla Mundi has disclosed her intention to run for Parliament in the Ledzokuku constituency, covering the Accra suburb of Teshie. In a tweet, she mentioned her interest in a parliamentary run and sought input from the online community on which political party to align herself with. Mundi presented several options, including Alan Cash’s new party, the NPP, NDC, CPP, PNC, and more.
“In-coming MP for Ledzokuku Constituency. Shall I be a 🦋, 🌂, 🐘 , 🥥 🌴 or a 🐔 ? ☺️,” Mundi wrote.
“You have my vote,” Blogger Ameyaw Debrah reacted to her post.
Other netizens jumped in with recommendations on parties to join.
Berlinda Addardey, popularly known as Berla Mundi, is a Ghanaian media personality, women’s advocate and voice artist.
Berla is an alumna of St. Theresa’s School, Achimota School and the University of Ghana where she studied linguistics and psychology for her first degree.
She studied French at Alliance Francais and has also studied at the Ghana Institute of Journalism.
One of Ghana’s most gifted actors, Gloria Sarfo, has shared how she is one of the greatest survivors in the film industry and what she had to go through to become who she is today.
She explained that when she began her career as an actress, there were some challenges she faced especially when it comes getting roles to play and her friends looking down on her, adding that she received all those treatments due to reasons she found as absurd.
“I am one of the greatest survivors in this industry. Anytime I am talking about that I get emotional. I kept being denied roles, sidelined and blacklisted for some strange reasons. Even with my colleagues when I am being casted alongside, they are like, Gloria can’t play that role”, she shared her experience.
The actress made this revelation during an interview with Berla Mundi on TV3’s New Day morning show.
In the interview, she also disclosed that it got to a time when she was tagged as a local dialect actress just because she featured in the ‘Efiewura’ television series thus they saw her as an actress who wouldn’t attract the audience or wouldn’t generate income in the movie she will be featured in.
She concluded by saying that it was through the local dialect acting that in 2020, she walked home with the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choices Award (AMVCA) as the Best Supporting Actress in the movie ‘The Perfect Picture- Ten Years Later”.
She said: “Then Efiewura happened that spoilt the whole thing. Then I was tagged as a local actress like you can’t meet the particular target or a particular market target and all that just because I am acting my local dialect. But guess what, it is my local dialect that won me that award”.
A throwback photo of Ghana’s favorite media personality, Berla Mundi is causing a stir on social media.
TV3 on Thursday, 13th April, 2023 shares a throwback picture of their employee, Berla Mundi on Instagram.
The adorable Berla Mundi then an employee at EiB Network was dressed in a casual browse with a skirt and beads to match.
In the picture, young Berla looks like someone who just got to the city from the village and blending in just fine.
The picture has since got many people talking. Some even said that’s not the Berla they know rather her lookalike.
A critical look at the throwback Berla Mundi and the now Berla Mundi reinforces the fact that, there’s hope for better days ahead of anyone who keeps pushing.
Berla Mundi became popular after she contested and won the second runner-up during 2010 Miss Malaika Beauty Pageant.
She later joined the EiB Network as a Presenter at GHoneTV and Star FM. She was one of the best entertainment presenters at the network.
With hard work, descipline, dedication, focus and consistently, she built an enviable brand that many can’t help but to admire.
Miss Mundi was poached by TV3 from GHoneTV in 2019. She has since become one of the most celebrated media personalities in Ghana.
Comic actor Funny Face has reconsidered the qualities he needs in any lady he would want to be in a relationship with after his experience.
The actor has for years been saying that he prefers a woman with a huge backside adding that when he sees ladies with huge backsides he losses his mind.
After getting married twice to women who are curvy and his ‘bitter’ experiences with them, he has declared that he is no more going to follow curvy women because he has realised that is not always about curves.
According to him, despite all the experiences he has had with ladies he is still not giving up on marriage but this time around he is not going to chase ladies with curves but rather one with a good personality.
Speaking with Berla Mundi, he mentioned that he made the decision to give love and marriage another opportunity since he is convinced that there are decent ladies out there who would be the ideal fit for him.
He continued by saying that there are still good ladies with curves and that his comment was not intended to disparage endowed women. The only thing he regrets is that in the past, he put appearance over character.
Media personality, Berla Mundi is making a lot of waves due to a video of her with American singer, Jordin Sparks.
Sparks and Mundi have been spotted together in a video with the Ghanaian teaching the American how to dance.
Mundi is teaching Sparks how to dance the once-popular Azonto dance.
Berla Mundi visited Jordin Sparks in California for an interview. She revealed it was made possible through dancehall superstar Stonebwoy, who is collaborating with Sparks on a project.
The adorable video is eliciting tons of reactions from fans.
“Congratulations sweedy, conquer the world ,” Gloria Sarfo wrote in reaction to the video.
A fan also reminisced about their love of Ms Sparks.
“@mombymarion remember how I would be blasting No Air and Tattoo back to back from the car to the house non-stop! I loved my @jordinsparks days!!! @stonebwoy always knows! He is a legend,” another fan recalled.
Famous Ghanaian media personality, Berla Mundi, has put one her fans in their place after the netizen tried to pick on her.
The fan made a comment after Berla posted a rather beautiful set of pictures on her handle @berlamundi enjoying some fufu with a bottle of Lucozade by the side.
In an unmeasured reply, the fan commented:
“Are we ever going to see your real face cos every day you’re posting pictures with a painted face”
See Berla Mundi’s original tweet below:
Berla did not take this lightly and decided to reply with a sarcastic comment:
Yes I sell Deluxy Acrylic paint so I need to advertise it with my face. Jon!!
How Ghanaians are reacting to Berla Mundi’s comment
Fufu is bae, fufun’t it? 🤤
I couldn’t buy snail because it was going for Ghc60 per piece. But I got my smoked fish and goat anyway.
Now let’s listen to the Finance Minister ☺️ pic.twitter.com/XQ9kmJkNo6
I love this one : I sell Deluxy Acrylic paint . This answer may pick an Oscar or a pulitzer prize for the year
@Aim4power indicated:
But seriously the make up artistes of late are not trying at all. Aren’t make ups supposed to be less obvious? And don’t you people feel uncomfortable wearing it?
@_adonai77_ commented:
I love you Berla..Everyday foolish question but you will go and see his face too like something
The Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta and his Deputy John Kumah must also leave office immediately, a member of the Peoples National Convention (PNC) Bernard Mornah has said.
In his view, Mr Ofori-Atta is not the answer to the economic challenges facing Ghanaians.
“Investors don’t have confidence in the economy because of Ofori-Atta,” he said on the Big Issue on TV3 with Berla Mundi on Tuesday November 15.
He added ” John Kumah said they will not go to the IMF but today we are at the IMF.”
He was contributing to a discussion on the sacking of the Minister of State at the Finance Ministry Charles Adu Boahen.
President Akufo-Addo has sacked Mr Adu Boahen.
“The President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, has terminated the appointment of the Minister of State at the Ministry of Finance, Mr. Charles Adu Boahen, with immediate effect.
“After being made aware of the allegations levelled against the Minister in the exposé, ‘Galamsey Economy’, the President spoke to Mr. Adu Boahen, after which he took the decision to terminate his appointment, and also to refer the matter to the Special Prosecutor for further investigations.
“The President thanked Mr. Adu Boahen for his strong services to his government since his appointment in 2017, and wished him well in his future endeavours,” a statement issued by the Director of Communications at the Presidency, Mr Eugene Arhin said on Monday November 14.
Renowned Ghanaian media personality and influencer, Berla Mundi, has asserted that she is not a celebrity in a tweet that has amazed many netizens. While many people of her caliber strive hard to maintain the tag of a celebrity, Berla insists that she is only a young lady who happens to be on TV and takes public transport on a regular basis.
It all started after she posted a tweet complaining about how much she had to pay for a recent trip.
After making the post, a netizen called Agbla Prosper asked how a celebrity like Berla boards taxi.
His words on the handle @khation1 were: But the thing is how is a celebrity like you picking taxi
To this statement, Berla said: I’m not a celebrity sir. I’m just a young Ghanaian lady on TV who also picks taxis and used to pick trotro too.
I’m not a celebrity sir. I’m just a young Ghanaian lady on TV who also picks taxis and used to pick trotro too. https://t.co/MSS31n7wOo
Tamale Central Member of Parliament, Alhassan Suhuyini, has advanced a reason why embattled Dome-Kwabenya lawmaker, Sarah Adwoa Safo, is returning to Parliament after a long absence.
Suhuyini in an interview on TV3, November 8, 2022, said it was curious that the lawmaker’s much-awaited return was coinciding with a vote of censure motion the Minority Caucus was due to move against Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta.
According to him, the latest development is akin to the last time that she was in Parliament, that is to help with the passage of the 2022 Budget statement of the government.
“You know there is an important vote coming up?” Suhuyini asked New Day host Berla Mundi before adding: “The finance minister’s vote of censure, she has showed up. When did she last show up last minute? On the budget.
“They knew where she was, they could bring her, they just didn’t want to,” he submitted.
“When it is important to this government…remember Adwoa Safo told us the president is aware of her absence and the president understands her and the president has never denied it.
“For me, it is curious that an important vote is coming up….and the president has found a way and remember the president wants to save the Finance Minister at all costs, Adwoa is back,” he stressed.
Adwoa Safo makes no-show in Parliament
On Tuesday, November 8, when proceedings in Parliament started at about 11.38 am, her seat was empty indicating that she was not in the Chamber.
Journalists and even her colleague MPs were expecting to see her join the debate which was going on at the plenary but that did not happen.
Sarah Adwoa Safo’s seat remained empty till the end of the day’s proceedings at 2.00 pm.
It is, however, unclear why the MP, after her return to the country failed to show up in the House.
The MP was relieved of her ministerial post despite having been given extended leave from last year and her seat in Parliament is the subject of a heated debate between the Speaker and Leader of the Majority Group.
After referring her absence from Parliament to the Privileges Committee of Parliament, the Speaker of Parliament said he investigated their work and was not satisfied with it and has since referred it to the floor of Parliament for a decision to be taken.
Sika Osei has celebrated her first wedding anniversary on October 23, 2022, with some stunning images from her wedding exactly a year ago.
37-year-old Sika took to Instagram on Sunday to mark the occasion with a simple but beautiful message indicating she was ready for the challenges that came with marriage and the beauty as well.
She wrote in the caption to her over 600,000 followers, “❤️ 1 year Down….Forever to go! #sesilove2021.”
A year ago, the actress and her husband, Sele Douglas, had a fairytale nuptial that was climaxed with a stylish white wedding.
The official wedding ceremony occurred at the Sandbox beach club, followed by a private reception at De-Icon in East Legon.
Guests included family, friends and colleagues including Ghana’s Chief of Staff, Akosua Frema Osei-Opare, Berla Mundi, Eku Edawor, and many more.
The wedding reception also saw performances from Ghanaian A-list singers Kidi, Efya and Camidoh.
Pageantry started in Ghana around 1957 and it has evolved over the years. Many celebrities in the entertainment and fashion industry such as Berla Mundi, Naa Ashorkor, and Carranzar Naa Okailey Shooter among others rose to fame through pageantry.
These confident and smart women have become household names in various fields. All the credit and organizers can be attributed to the industrious women, some of whom are beauty queens themselves.
These pioneer women or national directors of the various pageant take the women through a series of competitions and coaching transforming the contestants to become outstanding young women.
Beauty Queens, Engracia Afua K. Mofuman and Miriam Xorlasi. Source@Instagram
Source: Instagram
Some of the winners who compete in international pageants are usually unplaced, with only a few win titles for the country.
1. Miss Ghana- Inna Patty
A social entrepreneur and philanthropist by the name of Inna Mariam Patty, also known as Inna Patty, was crowned Miss Ghana in 2004 and represented her country in Miss World 2005 at the Crown of Beauty Theatre in Sanya, China. She runs Exclusive Events Ghana, which now oversees the Miss Ghana pageant.
3. Miss Malaika – Mrs. Teresa Ayoade (Charter House)
Mrs. Teresa Ayoade is the co-founder and chief executive officer of Charter House Productions. The creative entrepreneur and her team have organized eighteen successful Miss Malaika editions. This year’s event has been dubbed the emerald season and the search is ongoing to look for the next queen as contestants compete fiercely.
Mrs. Teresa Ayoade receives The MUSIC PILLAR AWARD from The MUSICIANS UNION OF GHANA presented by the PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF GHANA, His Excellency Nana Akufo-Addo. Source@Facebook
Source: Facebook
4. Akua Amoakowaa – Miss Golden Stool
2011 winner of Ghana’s Most Beautiful pageant, Akua Amoakowaa in her quest to impact the young girls in her region has also come up with an educative pageant titled Miss Golden Stool.
The pageant is geared toward promoting the rich culture and traditions of the Ashanti Region of Ghana.
Winner of Ghana’s Most Beautiful 2011, Akua Amoakowaa looks stunning in an African Print dress. Source@Instagram
Source: Instagram
5. Miss Supranational Ghana- Afia Kennedy
National Director for Miss Supranational Ghana, Veronica Add Nti is a beauty queen. She competed in Miss Supranational International in 2021 and won the talent contest for Ghana. The reigning queen, Gifty Boakye competed in the international pageant placed twenty-fourth in Africa and won the influencer contest.
He said this to TV personality Berla Mundi during a meet-and-greet organised on Sunday, 25 September, 2022, for him, a day after his sterling performance.
“By the way, it was so hard to pick the songs,” he first divulged to Ms Mundi as they conversed as seen by Class News’ Prince Benjamin in an Instagram video posted by the handle @berlamundi.
“And then, by the way, we made a change right before the show started to try and add more things,” Usher elaborated.
“This was just a warm up,” he added before assuring, “I’ll come back, of course.”
“I’m gonna manage to create some things…” he went on.
As a headliner for the tenth Global Citizen Festival which took place in Accra, Ghana, and simultaneously in New York City, USA, Usher started his set with his ‘Caught Up’ hit.
During his near-hour singing and dance set, he invited on stage Nigerian stars Oxlade, Tiwa Savage and Pheelz to also entertain the crowd with their hits.
The climax was when he was joined by dancers from the biggest urban dance school in Ghana called Dance With A Purpose Academy, alias DWPAcademy, to put up an electrifying performance.
They ended the dance session with the shot below before exiting the stage.
On September 24, 2022, these two beautiful Ghanaian women dazzled many in the most fashionable way possible when they appeared to host and present at the festival.
Berla Mundi wore a two-piece suit and pants coloured bright red with classy make-up and long shiny hair extension.
Her looks screamed ‘International Woman’ when she appeared next to American-Zimbabwean actress and playwright, Danai Gurira, popularly known for her role in ‘Black Panther’ on the Global Citizen stage.
While Berla Mundi hosted the show, Joselyn interacted with the stars and crowd who attended the festival looking like a billion-dollar lady with her dress.
The actress wore a sparkly golden dress above knee length, she finished with a transparent heel and blonde hair extension tied in a bun on top of her head.
In some pictures they have recently shared on social media, the actresses have had some applause coming their way for the amazing job they did at the festival.
From the United States of America came Usher Raymond, SZA, and H.E.R. British act of Ghanaian descent, Stomzy and Nigeria’s Tems who also performed at the programme.
Stormzy brought on stage two of Ghana’s enterprising musicians, Yaw Tog and Kwesi Arthur who did the remix of Yaw Tog’s ‘Sore’ which features all the three acts.
Usher during his performance also brought on stage three Nigerian acts: Oxlade, Tiwa Savage, and Pheelz.
Ghana’s DWP Academy, with choreographed dances by Afrobeast, put up spectacular performances for the artistes.
Hype MCs Kojo Manuel, OGee and DJ Mic Smith were also in their element at the concert.
Uncle Waffles joined the lineup of performers in Accra with Berla Mundi, Joselyn Dumas, Michaela Coel, Nomzamo Mbatha, and Sabrina Dhowrie Elba as presenters.
The event in Accra was hosted by award-winning actor, playwright, and activist Danai Gurira.
The Global Citizen Festival is the world’s longest-running global campaign calling for an end to extreme poverty. Through the Festival, the organization brings together millions of people to amplify the message to #EndPovertyNow, and this year, in celebrating 10 Years of impacting change, the event will be split into two locations: Accra and New York.
The 2022 Global Citizen Festival campaign is supported by governments and world leaders across the world.
Since its inception in 2012, the Global Citizen Festival has become the world’s longest-running global campaign, calling for an end to extreme poverty, gender inequality, and environmental degradation.
According to the founder of Global Citizen, Hugh Evans, SDRs (a type of reserve asset mostly sitting unused by the world’s wealthiest countries) can immediately provide new and affordable financing relief for countries at high risk of financial and debt distress.
Global Citizen is calling for world leaders, major corporations, and philanthropic foundations to take to the Global Citizen Festival stages and announce new commitments to End Extreme Poverty NOW, by deploying funds to meet the total goal of reallocating $100 billion in IMF Special Drawing Rights (SDRs), by making up the $40B shortfall.
She recounted the joy that filled her heart when she received the award unknown to her the whole thing was a scam laced with deception.
The Broadcast Journalist and Host of TV3 Morning, in a tweet, disclosed that she will never forget the award that made her a laughing stock in Ghana.
“Eeeiii so this man awarded me and I also collected it? I will never forget,” she said while sharing a video of Dr. UNperforming one of his global hit songs.
Berla Mundiwas among the many Ghanaian public figures who were awarded in a scheme purported to be from the United Nations.
These public figures have become a laughing stock in Ghana for their insatiable craving for awards which led them to take fictitious awards.
Eeeiii so this man awarded me and I also collected it? I will never forget 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 https://t.co/ETujafE85i
You can still look chic and gorgeous to your workplace without breaking any fashion rules.
Picking the right outfit for work can be a little stressful so we have found the perfect muse to lead your search.
They say style is a way to say who you are without having to speak. How you appear in the midst of people says a lot about you every single time.
It is very stressful to pull off a stylish look to work even when you have a wardrobe full of clothes.
Mostly, people even spend a lot of time searching through their wardrobe for what to wear to work each day which takes a lot of time.
But, media personality, Berla Mundiis here to give us a corporate week work outfit guide.
She is undoubtedly a driving force in the fashion industry. She is the perfect muse for fashion brands and is promoting the Ghanaian fashion industry.
The fashion icon dresses down stylishly and expresses her high fashion sense through bespoke African prints and other fabrics. She has graced our TV screens in nothing but simple and classy ensembles.
Berla is redefining style and fashion for upcoming celebrities through her daily sartorial choices. Many try but they are unable to fit the list of best-dressed celebrities on the red carpet and even when she is stepping out.
She knows just the outfit that shows off her body to its best advantage and how to rock them well. She always looks decent and modest in most of her outfits. Her fans applaud her for her simplicity and decency.
She always looks simple and elegant and she always chooses the right accessories and footwear to match her outfits.
Miss Mundi loves long tresses and it fits her personality.
She is definitely the style icon to guide you if you want to make a bold fashion statement to work this week. Check the photos below:
Ghanaian media personality and host of TV3 New Day morning show, Berlinda Addardey, popularly known as Berla Mundi, has questioned how Ghanaians earning 500cedis or low are coping in the current economic situation.
At the moment, the world is facing an economic crisis, and Ghana as a country is no exception.
President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, his Vice, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, and some bigwigs in this administration have all admitted we are not in good times. To some, the current economic hardships have been attributed the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
One of the many fields that have been badly affected by the global financial crisis is the petroleum sector, bringing a lot of pressure on the ordinary Ghanaian.
Taking to Twitter to solidarize with the people, Berla Mundi questioned how Ghanaians who receive as low as GHs300 or GHs500 are surviving in this situation.
“So people who earn about ghc300-ghc500 a month, how do they survive in this economy?” She tweeted.
Her tweet has seen a lot of comments from Twitter users who say indeed they are facing unbearable hardships under President Akufo-Addo’s government.
So people who earn about ghc300-ghc500 a month, how do they survive in this economy?
— B.You by Berla Mundi (@berlamundi) June 16, 2022
Some days you just need to ditch your usual beauty routine and let your skin breathe. While skipping makeup can be liberating, it can also be intimidating for some people.
To give you a confidence boost and to convince you that you shouldn’t hide behind a filter or oversized sunglasses, and makeup, here is Ghanaian TV/radio personality Berla Mundi proudly embracing her bare face.
It’s not an everyday thing to see your favourite celebrity without makeup. These celebrities have a certain image of beauty to live up to, people expect them to be flawless porcelain dolls, every minute of their lives.
Berla Mundi is naturally gorgeous, and to say that she needs to make herself up to be beautiful would be ridiculous.
It’s day 20 of the 3 weeks partial lockdown imposed on some parts in the country.
Onua TV presenter AJ Poundz has affirmed brought a new dimension to rumours that gospel singer Joe Mettle was getting married to TV3 presenter Berla Mundi.
Rumours went rife on social media days ago that Joe Mettle and Berla Mundi were secretly going out and were set to get married very soon.
The two, the rumors claimed, have been dating for the past seven months now and were ready to make their relationship official.
The rumors even went further to indicate that Joe Mettle and Berla Mundi had planned to get married earlier but had to postpone because of the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus.
After the news went viral, Joe Mettle reacted to the rumors denying any such wedding plans with Berla Mundi.
Answering a question from a fan on social media, Joe Mettle indicated that the report of his supposed marriage with Berla Mundi was false news.
AJ Poundz who hosts a celebrity gossip show on Onua TV has stated that the rumour is partly true.
According to her, she personally asked Berla Mundi if the rumor was true but the presenter denied it.
She continued that her later checks indicated that though it was not Berla Mundi, Joe Mettle was making plans to get married this year.
AJ disclosed that it was the person who started the gossip that got Berla Mundi mixed up in the wedding matter.
She, however, fell short of naming the lady she claimed Joe Mettle was going to marry.
Congratulations have started pouring in for Berla Mundi about founding love.
Her colleague, Giovani Caleb took to Facebook to congratulate following her rumoured marriage with Joe Mettle.
“Congrats Berla Mundi (Berla Addardey) Love is a beautiful thing,†he wrote.
Another media personality, Kofi Okyere Darko also congratulated the television presenter by writing: “Congratulations Berla Mundi Love is a fabulous thing! Wish you well.â€
Currently, nothing is known about the man who Berla has fallen in love as Ghanaian gospel musician has denied rumours that they were planning to get married after the Coronavirus has been combatted.
As Zionfelix.net reported earlier, Joe Mettle said there is no iota of truth in multiple reports that Berla and him are preparing to tie the knot.
Stormzy brought on stage two of Ghana’s enterprising musicians, Yaw Tog and Kwesi Arthur who did the remix of Yaw Tog’s ‘Sore’ which features all the three acts.
Hype MCs Kojo Manuel, OGee and DJ Mic Smith were also in their element at the concert.
The 2022 Global Citizen Festival campaign is supported by governments and world leaders across the world.
