AGP Executive Report
Last update: 18 hours agoDangote Refinery Push in Lamu: Aliko Dangote says Africa will be mostly self-sufficient in fuel by 2030 and insists legal hurdles won’t stop the $16bn, 700,000-barrel-per-day Lamu project, while also outlining plans to produce jet fuel, petrol, diesel and industrial inputs like polypropylene. Capital Markets Watch: The NSE and NGX are deepening cross-border ties, with a pathway for Kenyans to invest in Dangote’s IPO via Global Depositary Receipts. Court-Linked Tension: A Kenyan court order has put some refinery site activities on hold amid land disputes, but Dangote says groundbreaking will proceed. Sports—Kenya’s Global Stage: Athletics Kenya says next year’s Kip Keino Classic will be a World Athletics test event for Nairobi’s 2029 World Championships. Diaspora Services: DCI explains how Kenyans abroad can apply for a certificate of good conduct through e-Citizen and fingerprint capture at missions. Ghana AFCON Fallout: Ghana’s Black Stars suffered a 4-2 comeback loss to The Gambia; coach Carlos Queiroz apologised and a minister called for the team and FA to be disbanded.
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