AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMt Kenya Politics: Deputy President Kithure Kindiki urged Mt Kenya residents to stay united and resist attempts to divide them ahead of 2027, after the Ol Kalou by-election intensified factional tensions. Ol Kalou Aftermath: Moses Kuria said national government projects in Ol Kalou will continue despite UDA’s loss, while Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen said DCI has opened an investigation into alleged goon violence during the vote. Nairobi Voters: Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi told the Mulembe community in Nairobi to be solid, strategic and vote for President William Ruto in 2027, promising meetings across all 17 constituencies. Public Safety: Residents of Mlolongo were put on alert after reports of two roaming lions, with KWS rangers joining the search. Education & Pay: Teachers are set for a salary boost after the state allocated Sh8.4bn to TSC for the second phase of CBA reviews. Wildlife & Nature: A bull elephant was filmed nearly disappearing into Kenya’s Ewaso Nyiro river, while a rescued rhino and zebra formed a close “twins” bond. Health & Rights: UN data shows Africa has the world’s second-highest pre-trial detention rate, with over a third of prisoners held without conviction.
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