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When the floods struck, Activa delivered: over GH₵4.7m paid in flood claims as of October 2026

When the floods struck, Activa delivered: over GH₵4.7m paid in flood claims as of October 2026

Following the heavy rains and widespread flooding experienced in Accra and several other parts of Ghana during the 2026 rainy season, Activa International Insurance Ghana demonstrated its commitment to standing by customers when disaster struck. Beyond Insurance Policies — Delivering on Our Promise For Activa, these claims payments represent more than financial compensation.

Following the heavy rains and widespread flooding experienced in Accra and several other parts of Ghana during the 2026 rainy season, Activa International Insurance Ghana demonstrated its commitment to standing by customers when disaster struck. As at 31 October 2026, Activa had paid over GH₵4.7 million in flood-related insurance claims, helping affected customers recover from losses, restore damaged property and rebuild their businesses and livelihoods.

The heavy rains, particularly those experienced in June, caused significant damage to homes, commercial properties, equipment and business assets across affected communities. For many businesses and property owners, the flooding disrupted operations and threatened investments built over several years, underscoring the importance of adequate insurance protection.

Beyond Insurance Policies — Delivering on Our Promise For Activa, these claims payments represent more than financial compensation. They reflect the company’s commitment to protecting customers, supporting business continuity and providing reassurance when the unexpected happens. Insurance is ultimately a promise, and that promise matters most when disaster strikes.

Through its claims settlement efforts, Activa continues to demonstrate that customers can count on the company when they need it most. Protecting What Matters With flooding remaining a recurring threat across Ghana, Activa encourages businesses, property owners and individuals to take proactive steps to protect their assets and livelihoods. While preventive measures remain essential, appropriate insurance cover provides a vital financial safety net, helping affected customers recover and resume normal activities with greater confidence.

Activa remains committed to delivering dependable insurance solutions, responsive claims services and the protection customers need to face unexpected challenges.

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