Zimpost launches insurance promo

Yeukai Karengezeka and Tsitsi Tasaranarwo

Herald Correspondents

Motorists keeping their insurance up to date are set to benefit from a one-month promotion that was launched by Zimpost and its partners yesterday in Harare with the overall winner expected to walk away with a vehicle.

The promotion which is called Zinara-ZITF ‘Licence and Win’ post insurance promotion will run until the end of this month.

Speaking yesterday, Zimpost acting postmaster general Mr Maxwell Chitendeni said the competition for those buying insurance runs to 29 April 2023 when there is the grand draw at the Zinara-ZITF stand in Bulawayo. The grand prize is a Honda Fit Hybrid and there will be lots of other prizes to be won.

Zimpost in partnership with Nicoz Diamond, Global Risk Underwritting Managers, Zinara and Mr Pace also launched other two promotions: Mr Pace Marathon and the Post Insurance ‘Sale & Win’ Promotion.

“These promotions are aimed at rewarding both our employees and our clients alike. Our staff will benefit from the ‘Sale & Win’ promotion which will run from April up to October 2023,” said Mr Chitendeni.

The grand draw will be held in November in which the first, second and third best-performing managers will receive US$3 000 each.

The three best support staff will walk away with US$2 500 each, the five best counter clerks with US$ 2 000 each, and the best performing regional offices will receive US$500.

Speaking at the same occasion, Nicoz Diamond management director Mr David Nyabadza said his company partnered in the promotion with US$50 000 including the vehicle prize.

He also said his company was committed in complementing Zinara’s efforts of improving, meeting and surpassing the targets of licensed vehicles in the country.

Gruma’s managing director Mr Muvengwa Marumahoko also for the first quarter of this year managed to insure 54 000 vehicles to the tune of $1,8 billion.

He added that by working in partnership with other stakeholders they are leaving no place behind in financial inclusion by ensuring that they open more sites.