AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDangote Refinery Politics: Health CS Aden Duale defended President William Ruto over the controversial Sh2 trillion-plus Dangote refinery deal, saying “unnecessary noise” is being stirred as investor confidence rises. Nairobi Expressway Claims: Duale also renewed claims that the Kenyatta family owns shares in the Nairobi Expressway and linked it to Kenya Airways aircraft leasing costs. TEP Launch in Nairobi: Opposition figure Edwin Sifuna unveiled the Equitable Party (TEP) as his 2027 political vehicle, with leaders rallying behind him to build a national outfit. Decoy Parties Allegations: Boni Khalwale warned Sifuna not to underestimate the challenge and alleged opposition figures floated “decoy” parties to distract from TEP. Security Crackdown in Nairobi: DCI said it has tightened security ahead of 2027, targeting robbery, phone snatching, misinformation and “kazi majuu” scams. Coastal Connectivity Plan: Kenya Ports Authority advanced the Likoni sea ferry terminal project aimed at easing congestion and improving safety for the daily flow of passengers and vehicles. Crime Update: DCI arrested seven Chinese nationals after recovering 120 rounds of ammunition in Nairobi, and also recovered 32 suspected stolen phones in a Nairobi CBD operation. Road Safety Tragedy: At least 17 Catholic pilgrims died in a multi-vehicle crash on the Nairobi-Mombasa highway while travelling to prayers.
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