AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAirport Disruption: A workers’ strike at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport has slowed air traffic for a second day, with Kenya Airports Authority warning of delays and cancellations and urging passengers to check with airlines. Aviation Labour: The Kenya Aviation Workers Union says grievances include failure to conclude a collective bargaining agreement with KCAA and lack of cooperation from KAA and Jambojet. Compensation Update: Thirty-two Kenyan families of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 victims are set to receive a combined $87.3m from a Boeing crash-victim fund after US legal steps. Health Sector: Deputy President Kithure Kindiki urged quick resolution of the nurses’ strike, calling on the Council of Governors and SRC to settle outstanding issues to restore services. Crime & Security: Detectives in Mandera are probing the killing of a man shot while heading to a mosque; in Eldoret, a GSU constable was arrested over the fatal shooting of a woman. Local Economy: CBK approved Nedbank’s plan to acquire up to 66% of NCBA, reshaping ownership of the Nairobi-listed bank. Public Safety: Nairobi County stepped up flood-prevention clean-ups, raising daily waste collection to 3,000 tonnes ahead of El Niño rains.
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