Ghana insurance in brief: August 2026

Smaller Ghana insurance items from August 2026.
Enterprise Insurance campaign. Enterprise Insurance, founded in 1924, launched a brand campaign, "Eto Wo A Da", built on a promise to pay claims. The company said it paid over GH¢300 million in claims in 2025. Citi Newsroom, 4 August
Cover for police officers. Alex Tetteh, founder of Citizen Eye Ghana, called for a life and occupational insurance scheme for Ghana Police Service personnel, covering death, permanent disability and serious injury on duty. Citi Newsroom, 17 August
Bancassurance refresh. Republic Bank Ghana and Enterprise Life Assurance launched three revised products: Enhanced Funeral Finance Plan Unlimited, Family Income Security Plan and Enhanced Educare. MyJoyOnline, 21 August
Prudential launches Levela. Prudential Life Insurance Ghana launched Levela, a free financial education app from Prudence Foundation, at the British Council in Accra on 26 August. Ghana is its first African market. Citi Newsroom, 27 August
Parametric insurance training. NADMO and the Ministry of Finance, with UNDP, ran a four-day course on disaster risk financing and parametric flood insurance from 24 to 27 August. The National Insurance Commission was among the participants. GhanaWeb, 28 August
Sources
Citi Newsroom, 4 August 2026: 102 years of keeping promises: Why Enterprise Insurance says 'Eto Wo A Da'
Citi Newsroom, 17 August 2026: Citizen Eye Ghana founder calls for insurance cover for police officers
MyJoyOnline, 21 August 2026: Republic Bank Ghana and Enterprise Life launch enhanced insurance products for customers
Citi Newsroom, 27 August 2026: Prudential Life Insurance Ghana introduces financial education platform 'Levela'
GhanaWeb, 28 August 2026: Stakeholders trained in parametric insurance and disaster risk financing


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