Ghana’s insurance industry has joined the national flood clean-up exercise, with a dual message to Ghanaians: “We will compensate those insured, and we urge those not insured to take cover now while we support in keeping our surroundings tidy all the time”.
The Ghana Insurers Association (GIA) last week held its 4th International Educational Seminar at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra, bringing together industry leaders, regulators and insurance professionals to examine the future of Ghana’s insurance sector.
Ghana’s renewed effort to attract upstream investment, stabilise its electricity market and expand indigenous participation in the energy industry will come under sharper commercial focus when African Energy Week 2026 convenes in Cape Town from October 12 to 16.
Government is stepping up efforts to tackle Ghana’s recurring urban flooding by mobilising state institutions, including the Bank of Ghana (BoG), alongside the private sector under a strategy that combines sustained sanitation campaigns with infrastructure investment.
The Africa West Area Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has donated humanitarian relief items valued at approximately US$300,000 to the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) to support people affected by recent flooding in Ghana.
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