AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPolice & Recruitment Scrutiny: Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has given the NPSC, TSC and KDF seven days to disclose recruitment details from the past five years, including numbers, criteria and regions, amid concerns over fairness and independence. Nairobi Protests Over Import Taxes: Police fired teargas as small-scale traders and importers protested higher import duties in Nairobi, with many shops closing and demonstrators vowing to keep protesting every Friday. Education Funding Worry: MPs say NEMIS data gaps may mean billions meant for schools may not reach the intended learners, raising fears over verification of learner numbers. Police Modernisation Push: The US launched a Sh930m initiative to modernise and professionalise Kenya’s police training, as over 6,000 officers graduated in Kiganjo. Energy Update: Kenya Power announced planned outages in parts of Uasin Gishu and Trans Nzoia on Saturday, 9am-5pm, for network maintenance. Wildlife Rescue: KWS and Sheldrick Wildlife Trust freed an about 8,000-pound elephant trapped in a mud pit in Isiolo. Business & Food Innovation: Stories highlight how Kenyans are building fish businesses—from cold-chain and digital tools to family-run farms turning single orders into aquaculture growth.
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