AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNairobi Metro Debate: Nairobi residents and leaders are split as State House pushes for an underground railway, while critics argue Kenya already has underused rail links to Eastlands and should instead extend and improve commuter services. Emergency Care Upgrade: President Ruto launched the SHA 922 Lifeline and a National Ambulance Dispatch Centre in Nairobi, promising free emergency calls across networks so no Kenyan is denied treatment. Food Security Push: A Food for Peace shipment left New Orleans for Kenya with Louisiana rice and more wheat en route, targeting hunger for over a million people. Transport Rules in Court: NTSA’s car registration enforcement was paused after court action, giving importers and dealers a 60-day grace period to register vehicles. Health Workers’ Strike: Nurses maintained a standoff despite a court order, with maternal care fears growing as services face disruption. Wildlife Conservation Funding: Narok County enacted a Wildlife Conservancies Act creating a fund financed by audited revenue to support conservancies and human-wildlife conflict response. Civic Cohesion Warning: MPs warned against rising ethnic profiling and inflammatory rhetoric ahead of 2027 polls, urging enforcement of incitement laws. Politics in Opposition: Peter Munya escalated criticism of Rigathi Gachagua, accusing him of bullying and risking unity talks.
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