AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSchool Unrest Crackdown: Security bosses will meet Monday to tackle the wave of secondary school unrest, with police ordered to monitor incidents and advise management on possible closures; by Monday morning, slightly over 100 schools had shut after Sunday night reports. Road Safety Tragedies: On the Nairobi–Mombasa highway, seven died and 27 were seriously injured in a Salama crash involving multiple vehicles; separate accidents also killed five in Njoro, Nakuru, as police investigate. Education Deadlines: KUCCPS placement for TVET and KMTC diploma/certificate programmes ends today at 11:59pm for KCSE holders, with immediate KMTC admissions. Fertiliser Relief Talks: NCPB met North Rift farmers over a shortage of top-dressing fertiliser, pledging additional supplies under the fertiliser subsidy programme. EV Charging Push: Kenya Power begins shifting EV owners from standard meters to a cheaper e-mobility tariff, aiming to grow metered customers from 331 to 1,000. Local Economy: Gikomba traders begin relocating from the old riverside market as a Sh5bn safer complex takes shape.
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