AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoKenya Airways turnaround push: The carrier says passenger numbers rose to 2.2 million and cargo revenue jumped 18% as it expands freighter capacity and MRO services, but losses widened to about Sh16bn in the first half as jet fuel costs and parts shortages bite. Election tech tension: IEBC’s temporary pause on procurement of 2027 election technology is raising fears of delays to the electoral calendar, while Rigathi Gachagua alleges a South Korean firm is being favoured. Nairobi security focus: Police commanders met to intensify the fight against goonism and gangs, ahead of the graduation of 10,000 officers, with NCIC and faith leaders also pushing for peaceful 2027 polls. El Niño readiness: Kenya Met warns rains could start as early as September, urging community-level preparation and faster flood planning. Devolution and early childhood: As the country marks 16 years of the 2010 Constitution, coverage highlights corruption risks in counties and the need to protect children’s early years. Health workers strike: Nurses’ strike continues into its fourth week, disrupting admissions and care in public facilities. Energy squeeze: Kenya’s power reserve margin has fallen to under 3.3%, increasing blackout risk. Sports & youth: Kenya’s Under-20 Rising Stars squad is set for CECAFA U20 qualifiers, while Wanyonyi and Cherotich headline Diamond League action.
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