AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNairobi & Politics: Fears are rising ahead of a planned Linda Mwananchi rally in Nairobi after a deadly Homa Bay attack, with leaders warning of another wave of violence and police/DCI yet to give full assurances. Health & Safety: Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe says every cow, sheep and goat will get an ANITRAC ear tag to curb rustling and improve disease tracking, with offenders warned. Energy & Tech: Energy CS Opiyo Wandayi distances his ministry from an alleged AI-driven social media campaign praising his tariff move, saying it was unverified. Livestock & Markets: KRA begins new rules for tracking cargo and implementing a cargo clearance threshold, while Kenya’s anti-counterfeit authority admits it struggles to stop fake alcohol despite major seizures. Diaspora: Ruto is set to meet Kenyans in the US in New York on Sept 20, with diaspora invited to register online. Environment: A BirdLife report launched in Nairobi warns migratory birds face extinction pressures, with one in nine species threatened. Culture: Nairobi street photographers are turning the city’s sidewalks into open-air studios, offering work for youth amid unemployment.
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