AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDangote Refinery Fallout: Motorists are demanding a legally binding deal to guarantee lower fuel prices and full disclosure of refinery contracts after the Lamu project’s launch. El Niño Alerts: The Communications Authority ordered telcos to send government emergency bulk SMS to all active subscribers, bypassing opt-in/opt-out during tests and the preparedness period. Airtel Money IPO: Airtel Money set its London IPO price at £1.96 per share, valuing the unit at about £5.3bn (Sh913.1bn) as it moves toward an independent listing. Energy & Jobs: Deputy President Kindiki said he will traverse Kiambu to oversee road and connectivity projects aimed at boosting trade and market access. Digital Skills: Technopolis Development Authority broke ground for the Alego Usonga Jitume Digital Centre of Excellence in Siaya to expand training and youth opportunities. Health & Society: Murang’a officials flagged a surge in teenage pregnancies, including girls aged 10–14, urging stronger protection measures. Education Disruption: Lecturers at public universities began a strike over CBA implementation and funding, paralysing teaching at Egerton University. Crime Watch: Police are investigating the shooting of a 45-year-old businessman in Migori during an alleged robbery. Media Freedom: Rights groups rallied after pro-government supporters attacked Standard Media Group offices, calling for protection of press freedom.
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