Motor insurance is one of the most common forms of insurance in Kenya, but many drivers still struggle to understand the difference between comprehensive and third-party cover. Third-Party Insurance Third-party insurance is the minimum legal requirement for vehicles in Kenya. It mainly covers: Damage caused to another person’s vehicle Injury to third parties Property damage involving third parties However, it does NOT cover: Damage to your own car Theft of your vehicle Fire d

Choose the correct partner. Insurance is not only about buying a policy. It is also about: trust guidance claims support communication long-term financial protection One of the biggest concerns in Kenya’s insurance industry continues to be customer confidence and claims experience. Recent industry reports show regulators are increasing oversight to improve market conduct and strengthen customer protection. What clients should look for When choosing an insurance advisor or age

Healthcare costs in Kenya continue to rise, and many families only begin thinking about medical insurance after a medical emergency occurs. Unfortunately, by then, the financial pressure can already be overwhelming. Recent discussions around Kenya’s healthcare reforms and insurance contributions have also highlighted how unpredictable medical costs can become for individuals and families. What medical insurance helps with Depending on your policy, medical insurance may help c