Activa International Insurance Ghana announced that, as of 31 October 2026, it had paid over GH₵4.7 million in flood‑related insurance claims, a figure that reflects the company’s response to the heavy rains and widespread flooding that battered Accra and other parts of the country during the 2026 rainy season.
The June deluge had caused extensive damage to homes, commercial properties, equipment and business assets, disrupting operations and threatening investments that had been built over years. Activa’s payments are intended to help affected customers recover losses, restore damaged property and rebuild livelihoods.
For Activa, the disbursements represent more than financial compensation; they underscore the insurer’s commitment to protecting customers, supporting business continuity and providing reassurance when disasters strike.
Activa stresses that insurance is a promise that matters most in crisis moments. By settling claims promptly, the company aims to give customers confidence that they can rely on support when unexpected events occur.
With flooding remaining a recurring threat across Ghana, Activa urges businesses, property owners and individuals to take proactive steps to safeguard assets and livelihoods. While preventive measures are essential, appropriate insurance cover remains a vital financial safety net, enabling affected parties to resume normal activities with greater confidence.
Activa remains dedicated to delivering dependable insurance solutions, responsive claims services and the protection customers need to face unforeseen challenges.
