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Acting Managing Director of SIC Insurance PLC calls on State-Owned enterprises, others
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The Acting Managing Director of SIC Insurance PLC, Mr. James Agyenim-Boateng, on Monday called on state-owned enterprises and other institutions with state interest to insure their businesses with SIC Insurance PLC.
Mr Agyenim-Boateng assured that SIC Insurance PLC is stable, has strong financial muscle and pays claims on time.
He was speaking during a courtesy call on the Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Petroleum Commission, Ghana, Ms. Emeafa Hardcastle, at the Commissionโs head office in Accra.
Mr Agyenim-Boateng said his visit was to explore closer collaboration with the Petroleum Commission and to solicit the support of its Chief Executive Officer in ensuring that SIC does not only insure the assets of the Commission but also becomes a major player for insurance services in the oil and gas sector.
According to him, he is committed to working hard to return all the big insurance accounts that were deliberately taken away from SIC Insurance PLC.
He therefore urged Chief Executive Officers, especially those in state-owned enterprises, to cooperate and help the state insurer reposition itself as the lead insurer in the country.
The National Service Authority (NSA) has reopened its portal for defaulters and private candidates to apply for PIN codes for the 2026/2027 national service year.
In a statement issued on August 31, the Authority announced that the portal will remain open from Monday, August 31, 2026, to Friday, September 4, 2026.
The NSA explained that eligible applicants include Ghanaian nationals who completed their studies abroad, private candidates, defaulters and applicants facing challenges with their registration.
It urged eligible applicants who have not completed the registration process to use the extended period to apply for their PIN codes and submit all required documents at designated NSA offices before the deadline.
The Authority advised applicants to ensure that all registration requirements and supporting documents are completed and submitted by Friday, September 4, 2026.
The NSA reminded the public that under the National Service Authority Act, 2024 (Act 1119), every Ghanaian citizen who has completed an accredited tertiary institution is required to undertake national service.
Management described the extension as the final opportunity for defaulters and private candidates to regularise their status and obtain their PIN codes.
It stressed that Friday, September 4, 2026, is the final deadline for applications for PIN codes under the extension.
By: Jacob Aggrey
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has intensified its fire safety campaign across the Eastern Region as part of efforts to prevent fire outbreaks and improve emergency preparedness.
In Akropong, firefighters wrapped up a door-to-door and street sensitization campaign ahead of the Akuapem Ridge Odwira and Ohum festivals.
Residents were educated on electrical safety, proper handling of LPG, dangers of unattended cooking, indiscriminate bush burning, use of fire extinguishers and the need for early reporting of fire emergencies.
In Asamankese, the Fire Safety Education Team concluded a four-day exercise targeting health facilities, churches, professional associations, and other public and private institutions.
Meanwhile at New Life in the Suhum Municipality, the Fire Command combined education with inspections in shops and households.
The exercise focused on LPG safety, electrical hazards, handling of combustible materials, evacuation procedures, and risks linked to welding and fitting operations. Officers also highlighted dangers posed by sparks, fuel, oil, overloaded sockets, poor housekeeping and blocked exits.
The Service says the campaigns will continue across the region to reduce fire risks.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
