AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoKEBS-Rwanda alcohol row: Kenya’s KEBS says five Kenyan gin and spirits brands were only temporarily suspended in Rwanda, after fresh tests confirmed they meet safety and quality standards. Road safety: A new global study in The Lancet Public Health flags road crashes as a major killer, as Kenya continues to record deadly crashes. Elections and truth: Analysts warn misinformation could sway Kenya’s 2027 vote, urging officials to rely on public services and facts. El Niño watch: CBK says it has already built El Niño risks into its growth forecast, keeping expectations cautious for late 2026. Transport fines standoff: NTSA boss Nashon Kondiwa and the authority face contempt action over defying court orders tied to the automated fines system rollout. Health security: Siaya steps up Ebola preparedness under a One Health approach, while Kenya’s Ebola readiness is reported at nearly 90%. Nairobi business: Active Vision Media expands GPS-verified mobile outdoor advertising across Nairobi. Crime and courts: Three suspects arrested over Mt Elgon politician Nathan Wasama’s murder; and a Kasarani man faces defilement charges over alleged abuse of a four-year-old. Sports & culture: Kenyan chess champion Hawi Kaloki dies at 19; Kenya’s Chipu U20 rugby team wins a record fourth Barthes Cup title.
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