AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMombasa Flood Prep: Governor Abdulswamand Nassir says residents in flood-prone areas like Bombolulu, Mtopanga, Junda and Tudor’s Kaa Chonjo will be forcefully moved ahead of El Niño rains, with mapping underway and warnings that the rains could persist into early 2027. SEZ Push: President Ruto tells Mombasa SEZ developers to move from signing deals to building factories and jobs, as a tripartite agreement with Mombasa Free Zone Ltd and DP World sets up a 535-acre zone near the port. Foreign Traders Crackdown: Kenya gives undocumented East Africans 90 days to register and regularise immigration and business status after xenophobic attacks, while KNCHR warns enforcement must be lawful and non-discriminatory. Public Finance Oversight: Ruto assents to the Public Finance Management Amendment Bill, tightening borrowing, audits and moving government accounting toward accrual. Court Update: Comedian Eric Omondi and seven others are freed on bond after charges over obstructing traffic on Moi Avenue. Education Policy Fight: Wundanyi MP Danson Mwashako rejects the Tertiary Education Placement and Funding Bill, warning it could lock out needy students. Digital Growth: Digital Realty opens Nairobi Two (NBO2) data centre in Karen, adding 6.4MW capacity to Kenya’s East Africa digital hub. Corruption Case: Six suspects, including ex-Sports PS Peter Kaberia, deny charges over alleged misappropriation of Sh330.6m CHAN funds.
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