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AFRICA’s insurance industry is at a defining crossroads and the sectors leaders should abandon outdated models and embrace adaptive, visionary strategies that respond to the continent’s rapidly shifting socioeconomic and climatic landscape.
Speaking at the Southern Africa Insurance Indaba in Victoria Falls on Thursday, Old Mutual general manager for life assurance , Linda Mariwande
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The Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) has called on Zimbabwe’s insurance industry to radically broaden its market focus and product offerings as part of a renewed strategy aimed at lifting the country’s low insurance penetration rate and modernizing regulatory oversight.
Speaking at the Southern Africa Insurance indaba, IPEC director of insurance and microinsurance Sibongile
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Victoria Falls — Zimbabwe is charting a bold course toward becoming a regional financial powerhouse through initiatives such as the Victoria Falls International Financial Services Centre, Insurance24 reports.
In this journey, Deputy Finance Minister Kudakwashe Mnangagwa said the insurance industry has been anchored as a cornerstone of economic progress.
Mnangagwa was speaking at the