AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTata Chemicals Exit: President William Ruto has ordered the Indian firm to “pack and leave” Kenya’s Lake Magadi after accusing it of failing to add value locally or create jobs, with the government saying new investors will take over and build processing plants in Kajiado. Police Uniform Accountability: Ruto defended the new police uniforms and demanded accountability for every shilling spent, while Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen backed IGP Douglas Kanja and dismissed reports meant to undermine police independence. Trade Relief for Exporters: Kenya welcomed a US move to extend AGOA duty-free access for two more years, giving traders certainty through December 31, 2028. Insurance Growth: Kenya’s insurance penetration hit an eight-year high as life cover drove gains, with penetration rising to 2.63% in 2025. Nairobi Jobs via Clean-Up: Governor Sakaja says the Green Army programme has created over 4,500 permanent, pensionable jobs while tackling garbage and drainage ahead of heavy rains. Security Tension in Isiolo: Clashes between herders in Burat left at least one ranger dead and several youths injured, with calls for better protection and firearms for residents. KRA Stock Records Push: KRA issued new guidance requiring businesses using TIMS/eTIMS to keep up-to-date stock records for better tax compliance.
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