AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDangote Refinery Deal: Aliko Dangote is planning a $17bn refinery expansion in Kenya, with Kenya, Ethiopia and Rwanda potentially contributing about $1.5bn and receiving a combined 30% stake (Kenya’s share reportedly valued near $500m). Regional Power Push: Tanzania inaugurated the $2.82bn Julius Nyerere hydropower plant, adding 2,115MW and creating a surplus that could unlock power exports to neighbours including Kenya. Energy & Bills: Kenya Power says token amounts can drop even after the same spend because units depend on consumption averages over three months plus levies, taxes and fuel adjustments. Political Violence Watch: Opposition leaders renewed calls for international pressure on Ruto over alleged organised political violence ahead of 2027, while commentary warns today’s goons could evolve into gangs. Justice for Women: FIDA-Kenya launched a Steps for Justice walk to raise Sh4m for a new justice centre offering affordable legal aid, mediation and protection for women and girls. Agribusiness Supply: KTDA procured two million bags of fertiliser for over 600,000 tea farmers, with delivery expected next month after shipment delays. Banking Footprint: More banks are expanding physical branches even as digital use rises, with Family Bank targeting crossing the 100-branch mark. Sports & Media: CAF opened bidding for AFCON 2027 broadcast rights across Sub-Saharan Africa, with Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda co-hosting.
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