AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWorld Heart Day: Health experts urge Kenyans to check blood pressure, sugar and cholesterol early, warning cardiovascular disease is still a top killer. Suicide Prevention: A new call says Kenya must shift from asking “why” to building system-wide help that keeps people alive. Court Drama: Lawyers for Rose Mbithe and her children walk out mid-case in the Dr Victoria murder matter, forcing fresh representation. Illicit Liquor Crackdown: Murang’a bar owners back tougher action, with DP Kindiki ordering fresh inspections of alcohol manufacturers nationwide. Infrastructure Watch: DP Kindiki inspects the Gatiki-Gathugu-Mung’etho Road in Nyeri and warns contractors who delay projects will be kicked out. Digital Health: Health CS Aden Duale orders SHA-contracted facilities to migrate to the HMIS system by Sept 30 or face exclusion. Lamu Refinery: Aliko Dangote says Africa will be largely fuel self-sufficient by 2030 and insists court challenges won’t stop the Lamu refinery push. Nairobi Governance: MCAs put the executive on notice over the Nairobi City County Development Control Policy and planning committee operations. Sports: Harambee Stars head to Guinea for AFCON qualifiers after resolving allowance issues.
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