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Research follow-up

25 October 2026 · Published scores retain the 14 October evidence cutoff.

Botswana

BIHL’s 2024 audited group reporting was freshly inspected. It supports group-level implementation, but does not close the separately audited local-insurer gap. The full 2025 accounts remained inaccessible. NBFIRA’s 2025 report is listed officially; its substantive contents were not obtained. The Continental Re prospectus provides a useful distinction between licensed entities, not standalone audit proof. Botswana remains unrated.

Newly checked material

These are staged findings, not a newly reviewed rating. Read the published Botswana assessment.

Published assessments

All eight passed file-level arithmetic, source/claim join, recorded approval and report-existence checks. Primary evidence was not freshly re-verified across all eight.

CountryScoreNext evidence task
Ghana4/5Direct life-insurer audit coverage and evidence of supervisory enforcement.
Kenya4/5Standalone general-insurer audits and current legal carve-outs.
Nigeria4/5Domestic reinsurer audits and supervisory review outcomes.
Rwanda4/5Measured market coverage and BNR operational review evidence.
Seychelles3/5 · provisionalSecond mandatory reporting cycle, standalone audits and operational supervisory returns.
South Africa4/5Branch and Lloyd’s perimeter, quantified insurer coverage and current JSE/PA outcomes.
United Republic of Tanzania4/5Life-insurer audited sample and regulatory reconciliation outcomes.
Zimbabwe4/5 · provisionalQualified-audit remediation, life-insurer coverage and supervisory follow-through.

AI-assisted file audit and research follow-up; no new independent review or external assurance.

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