Activa International Insurance Ghana has paid more than GH¢4.7 million in insurance claims to customers whose properties and businesses were affected by flooding during the 2026 rainy season.

The payments, made as of October 31, 2026, are expected to help affected customers repair damaged properties, replace lost assets and restore business operations.

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The company said the settlements followed heavy rains, particularly in June, which caused damage to residential and commercial properties, equipment and business assets in Accra and other parts of the country.

According a report from citinewsroom.com on Monday November 9, 2026, Activa said the payments showed the importance of insurance in helping individuals and businesses recover from unexpected losses.

“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,” the company said.

It added that insurance was ultimately a promise whose value became most evident when disaster struck.

However with flooding continuing to pose a threat to several communities and businesses in Ghana, Activa has urged property owners and companies to take steps to protect their assets through appropriate insurance coverage.

The company acknowledged that preventive measures were necessary but said insurance provided an additional financial safety net to help affected customers recover and return to normal activities.

Activa reaffirmed its commitment to providing insurance solutions and responding to claims from customers who suffer unexpected losses.

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