AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHighway Crime Crackdown: Three suspects linked to a May 6 robbery attempt on the Nairobi–Mombasa highway near Mtito Andei were arrested after detectives tracked them down in Kinyambu, months after one attacker was shot dead during the struggle. EAC Jobs Boost: The East African Community has lifted its recruitment freeze and will advertise 69 priority posts using an e-recruitment system to speed up hiring across member states. Cyber Fraud Focus: Kenya’s NC4 says mobile money featured in 51 of 102 reported computer fraud cases reviewed between February and July, as government steps up the fight on cyber-enabled scams. Elephant Poisoning Probe: Kenya Wildlife Service detained four suspects over the deaths of at least 18 elephants in Amboseli, with preliminary tests pointing to cyanide in stomach samples. Nairobi County Watch: Nairobi’s inspectorate has drawn online attention after recruiting more young staff, while the county also set new daily fees for weddings and road shows under the 2026 Finance Act. Health & Policy: UKCS wants a permanent county payroll system to end salary delays, and KRA’s tax tribunal ruling orders VAT credits to be used to offset tax debts before enforcement.
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