AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCreative Economy Push: President William Ruto told learners at the Kenya Music Festival State Concert in Bungoma that with the CBC, music is now a national priority, directing schools that took part to get Sh5m each and ordering a new “Kenya Beyond 2030” theme in school creative events from next year. Tea Sector Upgrade: Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe ordered tea factories to reject low-quality leaf that doesn’t meet “two leaves and a bud,” as government rolls out a Sh7.1bn modernisation push, including Sh44.6m for Kapsara Tea Factory. Fuel Relief: EPRA cut diesel prices by Sh5 per litre to Ksh217.86, while petrol and kerosene stayed unchanged until September 14. Health Warning: The Pharmacy and Poisons Board flagged a fake Postinor-2 (P2) batch (T34197R) in circulation, warning it may be unsafe or ineffective. Land Rights Reality Check: A report highlights how community land titling remains largely unregistered, blocking investment because many projects can’t get bankable titles. Politics & Opposition Tensions: DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua is urged to tone down demeaning language as opposition unity for 2027 election heats up. Domestic Drama in Nairobi: Videos from an apartment show a late-night fight between a husband and wife, with neighbours calling for attention as domestic disputes rise.
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