AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEbola Fallout in Laikipia: Hundreds of youths protested at Laikipia Air Base against a planned U.S.-backed Ebola quarantine facility for Americans, after Kenya’s High Court suspended the plan; President William Ruto defended the move as part of a long-running health partnership, while Reuters reports two protesters were killed during the unrest. Public Health Watch: Ruto says Kenya is screening about 3,000 travellers daily with no Ebola cases recorded so far, as WHO highlights the need for disciplined vaccine use. U.S. Travel Advisory: The U.S. Embassy warned Americans to expect possible demonstrations and traffic disruptions, including in Nairobi. Court and Policy Moves: Kenya’s court action keeps the facility on hold, even as U.S. officials push for overseas quarantine. Gender-Based Violence Protests: Hundreds marched in Nairobi demanding action on femicide and pedicide, citing dozens of women killed since January and thousands of missing children. Infrastructure Push: KeNHA begins feasibility work for the Mau Summit–Eldoret–Malaba highway PPP.
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