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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. As at 31 October 2026, Activa had paid over GH₵4.7 million in flood-related insurance claims, helping affected customers recover from […]

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

During the intense 2026 rainy season that caused extensive flooding in Accra and numerous other regions of Ghana, Activa International Insurance Ghana showcased its dedication to supporting policyholders in times of crisis. By October 31, 2026, the insurance company had disbursed more than GH₵4.7 million in flood-related claims, assisting those impacted by the disaster to recover their losses, repair damaged property, and resume their businesses.

The torrential rains, especially in June, inflicted substantial damage to residences, commercial establishments, machinery, and business assets throughout the affected areas. For many enterprises and property owners, the flooding not only halted operations but also jeopardized investments that had accumulated over the years. This incident underscored the critical significance of having comprehensive insurance coverage.

For Activa, these payouts signify more than mere monetary reimbursement. They embody the company’s obligation to shield customers, aid in maintaining business continuity, and offer reassurance during unforeseen events. Insurance is fundamentally a pledge, and it is when the unexpected occurs that the significance of that pledge becomes most evident. Through its diligent claims processing, Activa continues to prove that customers can rely on the company in their moments of greatest need.

Acknowledging that flooding continues to pose a persistent threat across Ghana, Activa urges businesses, property owners, and individuals to adopt preventive measures to safeguard their assets and livelihoods. While such precautions are crucial, possessing the appropriate insurance coverage serves as a vital financial safeguard, enabling affected individuals to recover and return to normalcy with enhanced confidence.

Activa remains steadfast in its commitment to delivering dependable insurance services, prompt claims processing, and the essential protection that customers require to confront unexpected adversities.

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