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Resources Intermediaries Limited marks 15th anniversary with donation to Ushers Hospital
Resources Intermediaries Limited Ghana has marked its 15th anniversary by donating an undisclosed amount to Ushers Hospital to support the payment of minor medical bills for patients who cannot afford to settle their bills after treatment.
The Managing Director of Resources Intermediaries Limited, Mr Emmanuel Boateng, who made the presentation on behalf of management, said the initiative was inspired by the difficulties many patients encounter in raising money to pay their medical bills.
He said the situation was a source of worry and that, as a company, it was their way of supporting people who were in need.
Receiving the cheque on behalf of the hospital, Dr Philomina Bonsu, a Specialist Doctor and Sub-Municipal Director at the hospital, expressed appreciation to Resources Intermediaries Limited (RIL) for the gesture.
She said the donation would go a long way to support patients who could not afford their medical bills, particularly those within the community where the hospital is located.
She appealed to more corporate organisations to support the hospital whenever the need arises.
In an exclusive interview with veteran broadcaster Victor Morrison, Dorcas Beeko Mangesi, Executive Director of Business Development, expressed gratitude to the company’s board for shaping and coaching management and staff to improve their working conditions.
She also commended the staff who work day and night to continue delivering on their responsibilities and ensuring Resources Intermediaries Limited remains at the top.
Resilience and determination
Reflecting on the company’s 15-year journey, Mr Emmanuel Boateng described its growth as a story of resilience, innovation and determination.
He said Resources Intermediaries Limited began operations with only five employees but had since grown into a nationwide human resources provider.
“Like every startup, the journey was not easy. We went through difficult moments, but by the grace of God, we have overcome those initial challenges,” he said.
He attributed the company’s success to its staff, who work tirelessly to achieve the company’s goals.
Challenges
On the challenges faced by the company, Mr Boateng said, like many businesses, Resources Intermediaries Limited was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and high US dollar rates.
He, however, said the company had recovered from the setbacks and remained financially strong.
Looking ahead, Mr Boateng called for a stable macroeconomic environment to enable businesses to plan effectively and grow sustainably.
He said recent improvements in inflation and exchange rate stability were encouraging and expressed optimism that the trend would continue.
“A stable economy will enable businesses to make reliable projections, expand their operations and continue delivering quality services to customers,” he said.
By: Jacob Aggrey
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has opened applications for members interested in contesting as its parliamentary candidates in the 2028 general elections.
In a statement issued on Thursday, October 29, 2026, the party said interested members must declare their intention to contest between Sunday, November 1, and Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
According to the statement signed by the party’s Communications Director, Dennis Miracles Aboagye, prospective candidates must complete an online form within the specified period.
The party said a non-refundable application fee of GH¢5,000 would be charged to each prospective candidate.
It added that all applicants would undergo vetting and screening to determine their eligibility to contest on the party’s ticket.
The NPP announced plans to organise capacity-building workshops for prospective candidates in December 2026. The workshops will be held across the Northern, Middle and Southern zones, with details of the venues to be announced later.
The party stressed that the guidelines would apply to all prospective candidates, including sitting NPP Members of Parliament who wish to contest again.
It further warned aspirants against starting campaign activities following the opening of the application process.
According to the statement, the existing directive prohibiting campaign activities remains in force until the party gives official clearance.
It cautioned that anyone who violates the directive would face appropriate sanctions under the party’s constitution and regulations.
The NPP said the process was designed to promote fairness, transparency and equal opportunities for all aspirants as it prepares to select candidates for all 276 constituencies ahead of the 2028 elections.
It urged prospective candidates to follow the guidelines and conduct themselves with discipline and respect for one another throughout the process.
The party said its broader objective was to strengthen unity within its ranks and rebuild public confidence ahead of the 2028 general elections.
By: Jacob Aggrey
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eputy Foreign Minister accompanies Veep to Shanghai to champion Global South reform, industrial drive
Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, James Gyakye Quayson, accompanied Vice-President Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang on a successful working visit to Shanghai, China, from 15th to 19th October 2026, at the invitation of the East China Normal University (ECNU).
The highlight of the visit was the 2026 Global South Academic Forum held on 17th October, which brought together over 200 scholars, policymakers, political party leaders and media professionals from Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, under the theme “Global South Political Parties: Governance and Modernisation.”
In her keynote address, Prof. Opoku-Agyemang asserted that political independence is only truly the beginning, stating that “winning political power and governing effectively are related but not the same responsibility.” She called for stronger South-South cooperation, multilateralism and reform of the global financial architecture to end debt traps, ensure fair risk assessments and promote climate policies that respect different national circumstances.
On 18th October, she addressed a business forum with Chinese investors, linking Ghana’s 24-Hour Economy policy to industrialization. Warning that training youth without factories creates unemployment, she appealed for factories to be established in Ghana to serve the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) market, with priority on value addition in cocoa processing, shea butter, cashew, coconut and timber.
On October 19, Ghana’s Ambassador to China, Kojo Bonsu, hosted a dinner at the Shangri-La for the Vice-President, attended by members of the Ghanaian community and business leaders, who praised the thorough preparation by the Ghana Embassy staff for the visit.
Throughout the trip, Mr. Quayson coordinated with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to align the engagements with Ghana’s jobs and transformation agenda.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
