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  Dr. Justice Yaw Ofori, Commissioner of Insurance, has re-echoed the need for property owners to take up Fire Insurance policies to protect their buildings. “Fire Insurance gives you much protection against any peril, as well as shields anyone who enters or uses your premises” he said. He noted that some individuals have a foot-dragging attitude when it comes to insurance policy, and such an attitude does not augur well: “Insurance is to guard you against risk”. “I would encourage owners of public buildings and their occupants to make compulsory Fire Insurance a part of their budget to safeguard lives and property,” he added Dr. Ofori was speaking at an annual interaction with about 70 journalists from different media houses across the country at Elmina in the Central Region. The media interaction, which was fourth in the series, seeks to educate participants on the National Insurance Commission’s (NIC) role and issues relating to the insurance sector among others. The 202

  With fuel prices gyrating in Ghana and most parts of Africa, contributing to the steep increase in cost of living and doing business, ISUZU Motors has set out to prove the exceptional fuel efficiency and budget-friendly capabilities of its D-MAX pick-up range - in particular its frugal 1.9 Ddi models. Over the years, the ISUZU D-MAX has earned a stellar reputation for outstanding fuel economy, low running costs, solid performance, dependable reliability and durability among commercial and fleet operators as well as private customers. These attributes were further reinforced with the seventh-generation D-MAX launch in 2022, which is assembled at ISUZU’s vehicle plant in Struandale, Gqeberha, South Africa. Extensive upgrades were implemented for the proven range-topping 3.0 Ddi engine to improve performance and economy. To further enhance the product line-up, Isuzu also introduced the latest-generation 1.9-litre four-cylinder intercooled turbo-diesel engine that has brought a signi