Uganda’s Road Insurance System Failing to Deliver Compensation to Accident Victims
In Uganda, every vehicle is required by law to have motor third-party insurance. However, despite widespread coverage, the majority of accident victims do not claim compensation. This paradox has raised concerns about the effectiveness of the country’s road insurance system in protecting those it is intended to serve.
According to reports, the system is failing to deliver on its purpose, leaving many accident victims without the compensation they are entitled to. The reasons behind this phenomenon are not specified in the available information, but it highlights a significant issue with the current road insurance framework in Uganda.
Article and image source: examiner.co.ug
