AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFuel Deal Scrutiny: Motorists’ group MAK wants a forensic audit of Kenya’s G-to-G petroleum arrangement after Uganda’s Museveni alleged middlemen were used, raising questions on pricing and who benefits. UNGA Push: President Ruto heads to New York to sell Kenya’s investment and AI agenda, spotlighting the KSh2.2trn Lamu refinery and plans to mobilise billions for African AI. Sports Readiness: CAF boss Motsepe warns Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda must accelerate Afcon 2027 preparations—no postponement—while SuperSport’s bid for broadcast rights faces stiff competition. Urban Planning Pressure: Experts warn satellite town growth is outpacing roads, drainage and services, increasing climate and safety risks. Power Disruptions: Kenya Power schedules outages in parts of Nairobi, Laikipia and Garissa on Sunday for maintenance. Agribusiness Clampdown: Busia orders closure of two fish firms over licence irregularities, including alleged fraud in one case. Cross-Border Finance: Equity Bank Rwanda says firms can use assets in one country as collateral to borrow in another, easing regional expansion. Local Governance & Courts: Nairobi’s Environment and Land Court says residents must prove excessive noise with proper assessments before suing churches or bars. Youth & Health: Police investigate 36 girls in Bungoma who became pregnant, with authorities linking cases to vulnerability around school travel.
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