Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Sri Lanka’s Fairfirst Insurance and SLT-Mobitel have launched the country’s first mobile billing-enabled motor insurance, allowing customers to purchase and renew policies directly through their mobile accounts.
Iraq launched the Dhamani platform and a digital health insurance center to automate healthcare services under its Health Insurance Law. Citizens can register online and use biometric cards with electronic medical records. The 2026 rollout targets three million people, starting with one million in Baghdad.
SanlamAllianz Cameroon has introduced MySAllia, a mobile app that enables customers to manage insurance policies digitally. Available on Android and iOS, the app supports the company’s push toward more accessible, customer-focused insurance services.
SanlamAllianz Madagascar has introduced “M’LAM,” a mobile app that enables drivers to submit and monitor insurance claims online. Available on Android and iOS, the app aims to improve customer experience by offering faster, more transparent, and paperless insurance services through a simple digital interface.
Allianz Morocco has launched a 24/7 digital health insurance platform offering faster claims settlement and one-hour hospital care approvals, reinforcing its commitment to innovation and customer-centric insurance services.
Solidarity Bahrain has become the first insurer in the kingdom to integrate eKey 2.0, enabling biometric and facial recognition login for seamless, secure access. The move boosts fraud prevention, simplifies digital transactions, and aligns with Bahrain’s Vision 2030 digital transformation strategy.
Bahrain National Holding (BNH) has partnered with TCS to deploy Bancs for Insurance as part of its transformation strategy. The new system will streamline BNH’s operations, reduce complexities, and boost digital adoption, supporting its non-life, health, and life insurance services across the country.
Zain Bahrain has partnered with Takaful International to offer a range of new insurance products, including travel, home, and motor insurance. This collaboration allows Zain customers to access affordable, comprehensive insurance solutions through the Zain App, further expanding the company’s role as a comprehensive service provider.
L’Algérienne Vie (AGLIC) has partnered with Banque Nationale d’Algérie (BNA) to launch a digital solution for underwriting and paying insurance policies online via the “WIMPAY-BNA” app. AGLIC reported a 154.3% increase in net profit for 2023, reaching 501 million DZD, with a return on equity of 31%.