Elisabeth Braw is a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, the author of the award-winning “Goodbye Globalization” and a regular columnist for POLITICO.
The aging, uninsured vessels with obscure ownership that constitute Russia’s shadow fleet conti…Continue Reading
Resignation of Tourism Chief Coincides with Controversial Insurance Policy Rahim Bhaloo, the Chairman of the Zanzibar Association of Tourism Investors (ZATI), has resigned from his position, three months before completing his three-year term. Bhaloo, who also serves as the Chairman of the Zanzibar Commission for Tourism (ZCT), cited personal familyContinue Reading
Western Insurers Defy $60 Oil Price Cap It turns out that several Western insurers are still covering Russian oil tankers, despite global price caps meant to put a dent in Moscow’s war chest. The G7’s noble effort to curb Russian aggression with a $60 per barrel price cap has inadvertentlyContinue Reading
A recent audit conducted by the Controller and Auditor General (CAG) has uncovered significant issues in the construction of eleven hospitals in Zanzibar. The audit report reveals that many of these facilities are experiencing structural problems due to a lack of geological surveys before construction. This oversight has led toContinue Reading
Old Mutual Kenya has partnered with Absa Bank Kenya to launch a new insurance product designed specifically for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Announced on Wednesday, this product aims to provide comprehensive coverage for various risks faced by small businesses. Key Features of Linda Biz Insurance The insurance product, namedContinue Reading
Kampala, Uganda — UAP Old Mutual Insurance has launched a new initiative aimed at making comprehensive car insurance more accessible to a broader spectrum of customers through monthly payment options. Addressing Cost Barriers in Insurance Historically, comprehensive insurance has been perceived as costly and primarily beneficial to corporate entities. ToContinue Reading
Equity Group has announced plans to establish an insurance business in Uganda. This development is part of a larger strategy to expand its insurance operations across four countries where it already has banking subsidiaries. The move follows successful insurance operations in Kenya and a pilot program in the Democratic RepublicContinue Reading