AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNuclear Push: Kenya is seeking a fresh IAEA review and more technical support to move its first nuclear power plant from planning to construction-ready status by 2034, with a Phase II infrastructure review planned for late 2026 and help to address a shortage of nuclear engineers and scientists. Nairobi Politics: Embakasi East MP Babu Owino says he will unveil a new political party in Nyanza ahead of 2027, promising fair, competitive nominations. County Tensions: Woodley residents challenge Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja over evictions, saying court orders were not followed and due process was ignored. Urban Security: Two women were arrested at JKIA for allegedly smuggling 658g of suspected gold to Dubai, with the gold concealed in hair and a bra. Regulation Watch: KEBS proposes new Standards Regulations requiring mandatory calibration for specified measuring equipment and licensing for calibration providers. Sports & Culture: Fally Ipupa electrified Uhuru Gardens in Nairobi, while Egypt dominated the African Women’s Volleyball Championship final, beating Kenya 3-0 in Nairobi. Regional Trade: Kenya and Somalia plan to extend the Isiolo–Mandera road corridor into Somalia via a joint technical committee.
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