Jubilee Health Insurance is introducing an instalment payment model in Nairobi to make health insurance more accessible to uninsured Kenyans. The company believes that the payment structure, rather than the overall cost, is a significant barrier for many individuals seeking health coverage. This initiative aims to help those who desire insurance but find it difficult to pay upfront costs.

Jubilee Insurance has been declared the overall winner of the 2026 Execution Advantage AI Challenge, which took place during the InsurTech Forum in Nairobi. This competition focused on innovation in the insurance technology sector.

Jubilee Health Insurance is launching the Lipa Pole Pole insurance model across the country, initially starting in Nairobi. This instalment-based premium payment model aims to enhance accessibility to health insurance for more individuals, as part of a broader initiative by the company.

Kenya's insurance industry is increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to enhance efficiency, minimize losses, and broaden coverage in a market with low uptake. This trend was highlighted at the InsurTech Forum Nairobi 2026, where industry executives and technology leaders discussed the future of transformation in the sector.

Equity has approved the establishment of new insurance units as part of its expansion plans in Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). In Kenya, the company will create a microinsurance firm with a capital base of Sh192 million. In the DRC, Equity plans to launch a life insurance company with an initial capital of $12 million and a general insurance company with a capital of $13.37 million.

Adenia has acquired a majority stake in Minet Group from Capitalworks, enhancing its investment in financial services linked to Africa's growth. The deal was finalized on June 30 after obtaining regulatory approvals, as stated by the companies involved. Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed. Minet is recognized as one of Africa's largest independent insurance firms.