The Business of Motor Insurance in Ghana Explained — The Third‑Party Mandate, Claim Delays and the Digital Middleman

Esther Aku-SikaMay 27, 2026May 27, 2026029 mins

Mandatory motor insurance drives GH¢8–10m daily claims, yet undercutting and fraud persist. Our deep‑dive analysis reveals the economics of third‑party…

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