The company Pan Africa Life insurance which is preparing to open up nine new agencies throughout the country has expressed its willingness to indemnify the losses incurred by its customers, victims of the recent turmoil into which the country has convulsed recently.
After Corporative Insurance Company (CIC), Pan African is the second insurer which pledges to indemnify damages caused by political violence, a decision that distances itself from the stance taken by Kenya's insurance association in this regard.
On the other hand, in line with its strategy of portfolio development, Pan Africa Life Insurance is preparing a group insurance policy designed for the members of armed forces. The product is inspired from the one that its main shareholder, the South African, African Life had proposed before to the army of Botswana.
