Odinga s Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) had earlier insisted Kibaki must resign before talks could take place. The apparent olive branch came as new figures revealed the humanitarian cost of a week-long spate of violence. According to the United Nations, some 250,000 Kenyans are now estimated to have been displaced by rioting and looting that accompanied the result of the Dec. 27 election. The U.N. said that in total, between 400,000 and 500,000 people had been affected by the unrest. Around 300 people are reported to have died. Watch a report from the front lines » The humanitarian crisis came after rioters went on the rampage following Kibaki s narrow victory, which was disputed by Odinga s party. The ODM accused the president of election fraud.
The appointment comes at a time when the country, and the industry, are grappling with the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, and the insurance sector has been put in the spotlight for its role in cushioning businesses.
Speaking at the AGM, Mwangi re-iterated his commitment to advancing consumer rights, as well as working towards ensuring continued cohesion between sector players. He noted the challenges facing the insurance sector, and more specific legal and regulatory challenges affecting the insurance and insurance broking business in Kenya.
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“A key focus area for the new board is working with the stakeholders to address issues such as the NHIF Bill, aspects of the BBI, and the Tax Laws (Amendment) Act 2020, that would have adverse effects on the insurance sector,” Mwangi noted.
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