The Vice President, Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, joined a community clean-up exercise in the Nungua area of Accra as part of the National Clean-up Exercise - urging Ghanaians to adopt responsible sanitation practices and warning that indiscriminate waste disposal is contributing to flooding and putting communities at risk.
Chief Executive Officer-Whitestone Shipbrokers Limited Gertrude Adwoa Ohene-Asienim has called for enactment of a dedicated Marine Insurance Act to replace the country’s heavy reliance on English marine insurance laws, arguing that locally-tailored legislation is needed.
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 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”.
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