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Dr. KALABO Says Insurance Critical to Risk Management
Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet for Administration OLIVER KALABO says insurance plays...
By Doreen Chembe
Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet for Administration OLIVER KALABO says insurance plays a critical role in managing risk and protecting investments and livelihoods.
Dr. KALABO says the insurance sector occupies an important position in the economy by providing protection against various risks.
He was speaking at the Insurance Brokers Association of Zambia –IBAZ- 2026 Annual Fundraising Dinner last night.
Pensions and Insurance Authority Registrar and Chief Executive Officer NAMAKAU NTINI said there were slightly more than 1,000 licensed insurance intermediaries in the country.
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Mrs. NTINI said the majority of the intermediaries were insurance agents, followed by brokers, adding that brokers remain key players in the insurance value chain.
ZSIC Life Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director COLLINS HAMUSONDE said the company operates through three main channels: retail, corporate and pensions.
Mr. HAMUSONDE said the three channels had paid out more than 730 million Kwacha in benefits to policyholders and pensioners over the past 18 months.
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