AGP Executive Report
Last update: 1 hours agoEbola Quarantine Protests Turn Deadly (Nanyuki): Police fired tear gas and live bullets as hundreds protested a US-backed Ebola quarantine centre for Americans at Laikipia Air Base; at least one protester was shot dead, dozens were arrested, and anger is growing over fears of “dumping” risk despite court suspensions and US assurances. Courtroom Comfort Row (Kakamega): Former LSK boss Nelson Havi says wooden benches at Kakamega Law Courts left him hospitalized, urging the Judiciary to make court spaces humane. Blue Economy Jobs Push (Oslo): President Ruto says Norway firms will hire 1,000 Kenyan seafarers by 2030, with the first batch expected from December, alongside new shipping-route talks. Domestic Workers Wage Debate (Kenya): Radio host Maina Kageni says he pays his househelp KSh 50,000—well above the new KSh 18,047 minimum—sparking online debate. Education Shake-up: Julius Bitok is moved from Basic Education to Tourism, with John Lekakeny Ololtuaa taking over Basic Education amid unrest and school fires. DCI Narcotics Raid (Thome): Detectives arrested four suspects, including two foreigners, after recovering cannabis and drug-processing items in a Nairobi apartment raid.
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