AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoForeign Traders Crackdown: President Ruto reiterated Kenya is open for foreigners to work and invest, but warned against harassment as immigration rules tighten and xenophobia fears rise. Markets Regulation: The Capital Markets Authority flagged 15 unlicensed investment platforms accused of fraud, urging Kenyans to steer clear. Health & Pharma: Novo Nordisk launched Ozempic and Wegovy in Nairobi to expand treatment options for diabetes and obesity, with affordability and early diagnosis key to impact. Public Safety & Politics: Police warned organisers of the Linda Mwananchi rally that Nairobi’s CBD will remain off-limits amid fears of disruption. Business & Investment Climate: Analysts said Ruto’s “pack up and leave” stance toward Tata Chemicals has spooked investors ahead of polls. Trade & Economy: Kenya’s forex reserves rebounded to $15.25bn after a three-week slide, while CMA’s crackdown and ongoing policy shifts keep investors watching. Regional Integration: Kenya and Uganda pension funds moved toward cross-border savings portability for workers switching countries.
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