AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDangote Refinery & Lamu Trade: Kenya’s Port of Lamu logged a major milestone as Iran-flagged MV Hamouna discharged about 5,200 TEUs after arriving with roughly 14,500 TEUs, underscoring Lamu’s growing role as East Africa’s maritime hub ahead of the 700,000-bpd Dangote refinery push. Politics & Business Scrutiny: Health CS Aden Duale defended President William Ruto amid renewed debate over the Sh2 trillion-plus Lamu refinery, arguing investor confidence has improved under Kenya Kwanza. Election Security: The DCI tightened Nairobi security measures ahead of 2027, targeting robbery, “kazi majuu” scams, and misinformation risks to protect businesses and voters. Trade & Jobs: Kenya’s exports to the US surged after Agoa access was restored, with apparel and coffee among key gainers. SME & Risk Management: A focus on insurance as a growth tool highlights how low coverage leaves SMEs exposed to shocks. Tourism Regulation: A Kilifi group petitioned the Senate to regulate quad-bike tourism on Mamburi-Magarini dunes to curb safety and environmental risks. Energy Demand: EPRA data shows Nairobi’s region drives a large share of Kenya Power’s extra electricity sales, reflecting dense industry and middle-income consumption.
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