AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI and Jobs Fears: A new Pew Research Center survey across 36 countries, including Kenya, finds more people expect AI to cause job losses than growth, with concerns especially strong in high-income nations and among younger groups. Public Service Integrity: Kenya moves to stop fake academic papers in public jobs, with State House talks led by Felix Koskei to merge qualification verification systems involving PSC, KNEC and the Education ministry. Nairobi Courts/Police: High Court orders Police IG Douglas Kanja to appear for sentencing after finding him in contempt over June 25 protest roadblocks without the required public advisory. Education Fraud Crackdown: JKUAT says MP Didmus Barasa’s engineering degree is “NOT GENUINE,” saying his name is missing from records and there was no graduation in May 2008. Tech Connectivity: ICT Authority launches an international tender to expand the national fibre backbone and boost cross-border and metro connectivity under a World Bank-funded project. Business & Travel: Emirates signs 30+ tourism partnerships at ATM 2026, including new deals with Kenya Tourism Board, aiming to turn awareness into arrivals.
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