AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEl Nino Watch: Forecasters warn Kenya could face a “very strong” El Nino this Oct–Dec, with heavy rains and flood risks that could hit food security and the already-stretched economy. Nairobi Crime: DCI named three police officers as prime suspects in the murder of Dr Victoria Mutiso, detailing alleged roles in planning and the shooting. Wildlife Crisis: KWS and partners intensify probes after 15–16 elephants died in Amboseli-Kimana suspected cyanide poisoning linked to tomatoes; farmers dispute the cause. Trade & Transport: South Sudan and Kenya discuss remaining steps to operationalize South Sudan’s Naivasha dry port, after land has been granted. Aviation & Connectivity: Skyward Airlines launches direct Nairobi–Garissa scheduled flights four times weekly to boost regional business and cargo movement. Economy & Business: EABL net profit jumps 49% to US$140.7M in FY2026; Kenya also halts new sugar import licences to protect local farmers. Politics: Court rules Kenya’s next General Election should be held in 2026, not 2027. Public Safety: NTSA backs a law to regulate public transport fares to curb peak-season hikes.
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