AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDangote Refinery IPO: Aliko Dangote says the ongoing Dangote Lamu refinery IPO could see more shares offered if investor demand stays “enormous,” after strong appetite for the N525-per-share offer. Legal Pressure on Lamu Project: A consumer rights group has filed to Kenya’s PPP panel seeking full details on the refinery’s approvals, procurement and Kenya’s proposed 10% stake, while another story flags fresh legal hurdles around the project. Coast Land Titles: President Ruto issued 5,000 title deeds in Mombasa and warned Coast “absentee landlords” won’t be paid “billions,” urging acceptance of a compensation plan. Media Freedom Under Fire: Rights groups rallied behind Standard Group after pro-government supporters protested outside its offices, raising fresh concerns about threats to press freedom. University Disruption: Lecturers’ nationwide strike has paralysed public universities, leaving over 700,000 students uncertain. Health Focus: WHO says non-communicable diseases drive 74% of global deaths, while Kenya’s burden still shows heavy communicable and maternal causes. KRA Crackdown: KRA intercepted 40 undeclared iPhones worth about Sh8.2m at JKIA.
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