AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNurses’ Strike Fallout: Kenya’s nurses ended a 41-day strike after a deal with governors, but the shutdown left hospitals reeling, with reports of 522 deaths during the crisis and doctors still haunted by patients they couldn’t save. Foreign Traders Crackdown: Government moves to regularise Burundian nationals with a 90-day window and a joint task team to manage return processes “voluntarily, transparently and with dignity,” as xenophobia fears grow after business closures. Energy & Industry: Dangote plans a 1,000MW LNG power plant in Kenya tied to the Lamu refinery push, aiming to stabilise supply and cut reliance on intermittent power. Health Watch: Kenya records 19 mpox deaths and 1,298 cases, with Nairobi among the hardest hit as authorities intensify screening and public awareness. Economy & Borrowing: CBK returns to the bond market with a Sh60bn Treasury sale as the state keeps up fast domestic borrowing. Transport Disruption: Motorists faced hours of gridlock on Waiyaki Way after an overpass closure near ABC Place–Red Hill Road. Legal Education Reform: Kenya School of Law may lose its advocates-training monopoly as proposed rules open the Advocates Training Programme to other accredited institutions.
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