AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMount Kenya Politics: Rigathi Gachagua and Kithure Kindiki traded fresh barbs over plans to split the region into east and west blocs, with Gachagua accusing Kindiki of dividing the mountain and Kindiki firing back that Gachagua’s only “contribution” is mocking his voice. Homa Bay Violence & Rights: Amnesty International condemned attacks on journalists, disruption of media and violence around the Linda Mwananchi rallies, citing road blockades and intimidation, as police arrested suspects and seized pangas after alleged attempts to disrupt convoys. Security & Elections Tech: Democratic Party leader Justin Muturi urged IEBC to ensure 2027 election technology is transparent, independently verifiable and court-accessible, warning against providers using intellectual property to block scrutiny. Healthcare Expansion: Government plans a Sh29bn push to build 13 new Level 5 referral hospitals to expand specialised care beyond Nairobi. Tax Enforcement: KRA moves to crack down on housing levy defaulters, with tougher powers that could trigger PIN and bank account freezes. Energy & Climate: A study argues Kenya must go beyond clean power generation to achieve a carbon-free economy through stronger policies and investment. Business/Competition: CAK demands remedies that could stall Diageo’s EABL sale, including a Sh15.5bn reserve fund and distribution protections for competing brands. Sports: Nairobi-linked interest as Kenya’s Lilian Odira is noted in coverage of Hunter Bell’s sprinting success, while Petros wins a European marathon title after training at altitude in Kenya.
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