IMANI urges Mahama to reaffirm his 2014 directive on competitive state insurance placements

Policy think tank IMANI Africa is urging President John Dramani Mahama to formally restate a 2014 position from his first administration that gave public institutions the freedom to place insurance based on merit, value for money, and competitive capacity. The call comes in the third instalment of IMANI's Insurance Question series, authored by IMANI associate Kay Codjoe, which argues that a simple, direct clarification from the Presidency would resolve the growing controversy over alleged political interference in Ghana's insurance sector. "That position must be restated, not as history, but as present policy," the analysis states. "Because today, ambiguity is doing the work that law has not done."

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