Sanlam commits TZS 172,500,000 to flattening the COVID-19 curve in Tanzania

By our staff reporter
As the number of Tanzanians who have tested positive for the corona (COVID-19) Virus continue to rise, Sanlam Life Insurance Tanzania and Sanlam General Insurance Tanzania, the leading providers of dynamic and innovative insurance solutions respectively, have stepped up to contribute to national efforts to reduce the impact of the disease, known technically as ‘flattening the curve’.
Sanlam Companies have donated TZS 172,500,000 to the National Relief Fund to fight...

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