Habari ifikie walefi wa Kijiji

[Aviator]

What do you do with your palm on a day like today?

Wewe haujui palmera

 

[It's Me Scumbag]

The issue is the illegality in breaking the curfew rules.
If you check closely, there's a clause about the invalidity of the insurance if the rules of the land aren't followed.
And your cover is still valid for 24hrs if nothing illegal comes in the way.

And FYI, the same applies even for life insurance.

Nigas never read the small print...those so many clauses. They just sign on the dotted line and forget about it till the day they get shafted.
Sorry state of affairs...

 

[Field Marshal]

Hawana gari.

Honey, mimi niko nayo. Kama unataka twende road test zote mbili, ya gari na yako, your word is my command my queen..

 

[Okiya]

The issue is the illegality in breaking the curfew rules.

If you check closely, there's a clause about the invalidity of the insurance if the rules of the land aren't followed.
And your cover is still valid for 24hrs if nothing illegal comes in the way.

And FYI, the same applies even for life insurance.

No, the issue is not illegality. Each claim is settled on its own merits and all circumstances considered.

In Kenya , it's illegal to drive a car without the wipers functioning properly.

So if one unfortunately gets a head on collision accident on a sunny day, should insurance companies refuse to pay because the wipers were not working?

 

[Clemens]

Which body is that? Kenya professional insurance agent? Is that a government body?