AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAI and power bottlenecks: The IMF warns Sub-Saharan Africa risks gaining little from the AI boom unless electricity, internet and digital skills improve—otherwise growth gains could be near-zero. Education data deadline: Schools have until Friday to update learner records on KEMIS, or risk missing capitation funding. Courts amid boycott: The Judiciary says court services will continue uninterrupted despite an LSK boycott. Politics—ODM confusion: ODM leaders are sending mixed signals on whether the party will field a presidential candidate in 2027. Corruption crackdown: A Kangema magistrate and probation officer were arrested over an alleged Sh150,000 bribe to influence a criminal case. Nairobi fundraising momentum: Edwin Sifuna’s Linda Mwananchi raised over Sh500,000 in 12 hours via its M-Pesa paybill. Tech credentials: KNEC launches a digital platform for KCSE candidates to download and verify e-certificates online. Regional logistics: Uganda plans cold-chain hubs to cut dependence on Kenya’s logistics network, noting about 80% of its maritime trade still routes through Kenya. Sports—Wafcon kick-off: WAfcon 2026 begins Sunday in Morocco, with Kenya in Group A and the tournament also serving as a World Cup qualifier.
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