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56% of Ghanaian drivers were inclined to learn driving through apprenticeship, while 19% of the drivers were self-thought and only 23% of drivers learned driving at the various professional driving schools according to the 2022 Driver Mo report. The report further stated that female dominated the approach of learning through the driving schools when compared to […]

The National Insurance Commissioner (NIC) has charged the public, especially passengers, to always check the insurance status of vehicles before boarding them. Mr. Charles Ansong Denkyi, a Senior Manager in charge of Marketing and External Relations, at NIC, said the Public could send the vehicle registration number to the shortcode *920*57# on any mobile telecommunication network

EIGHTY-TWO percent of drivers with insurance companies have no interest in filing for claims due to the bureaucratic delay in the process leading to award of claims, a research conducted by Young Africans for Opportunities has concluded. The report revealed that Ghanaians associated the lack of reporting for claims to the huge perception of not getting compensated by

Majority of drivers both commercial and private do not see any benefit from insurance companies in Ghana due to the perceived unwillingness and refusal of payments of claims. The event, which brought together stakeholders from various sectors took place on Wednesday January 25, 2023 in Accra, to launch YAFO “Driver MO” report and to find ways

The National Insurance Commissioner (NIC) has charged the public, especially passengers, to always check the insurance status of vehicles before boarding them. Mr. Charles Ansong Denkyi, a Senior Manager in charge of Marketing and External Relations, at NIC, said the Public could send the vehicle registration number to the shortcode *920*57# on any mobile telecommunication network

The Young African For Opportunities (YAFO) an insurance think tank based in Accra has launched the 2022 exploratory report on motor vehicle insurance experience in Ghana. The ‘Driver Mo’ report was based on an exclusive research on vehicle insurance advocacy in Ghana which aimed at stopping police harassment of drivers and driving behavioral changes by

A new report by ‘Young Africans for Opportunities’ has shown that most motorists in Ghana sign on to vehicle insurance policies to avoid police harassment, and not necessarily to apply for claims in the unfortunate case of an accident. The report titled “Driver Mo” revealed that 37%t of drivers purchase insurance policies because it is