AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEbola Court Clash: Kenya’s health minister Aden Duale has been found in contempt of court over continued work on a controversial US-backed Ebola quarantine facility in Laikipia, with the judge ordering him to appear for mitigation and sentencing. Public Service Push: Government has directed all citizen-facing services to be available at the 59 Huduma Centres, as the state moves to improve access and speed up delivery. Digital Regulation Ahead of Elections: Parliament approved the National Cybersecurity Agency Order, setting up a new body to manage cybersecurity and raising fresh fears of surveillance and limits on online freedom. Transport & Roads: KeNHA says motorists will pay Sh8 per km on the Rironi–Mau Summit highway once completed, using an electronic distance-based toll system. Education Unrest: School unrest is topping the agenda as secondary school heads meet in Mombasa, with proposals including shifting some learners from boarding to day schools. Crime in Nairobi: Detectives in Mathare arrested a man after a woman’s body was found in a rented house, with investigations ongoing into the suspected murder. Agriculture for Youth: Egerton University is showcasing revived 4K Clubs to attract young people into farming as Kenya’s farmer population ages. Export Boom: Avocado farmers in Gatundu are cashing in on rising export demand, with many reporting most produce meeting overseas standards.
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