AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNairobi Water: A 29-hour shutdown of the Karimenu pipeline began at 3am Thursday, affecting 14 estates, including Kasarani, Roysambu and Kahawa. Supply is expected to return by 8am Friday. Building Safety: The Eastleigh collapse has renewed calls for an audit of unsafe buildings, as questions persist over approvals and enforcement. City Hall Race: CS Geoffrey Ruku has declared a Nairobi governor bid as Johnson Sakaja joins ODM, sharpening the contest ahead of 2027. Missing Persons: Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen denies government involvement in abductions, while a court has ordered police and intelligence chiefs to produce missing Nairobi lawyer Abshir Abdi, dead or alive. Economy: The World Bank says corruption is eroding Kenya’s growth prospects. The government, meanwhile, is considering concessionary loans to boost local manufacturing. Exams: Police arrested a suspect accused of helping circulate KCSE papers through a phone-based syndicate.
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