AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEbola Response: Five patients have recovered and been discharged in Kenya, while 46 contacts completed quarantine; 52 remain under monitoring. Nairobi is also urging Saudi Arabia to lift Ebola-related travel restrictions. Nairobi Politics: Governor Johnson Sakaja has joined ODM and is positioning himself for a second term in 2027, reshaping the capital’s political contest. Security: Two officers were injured when a gang attacked them in Ruai and stole their AK-47 rifles; meanwhile, a woman was killed in Moyale by a suspected stray bullet amid fighting across the Ethiopian border. Cybersecurity: Website attacks in Kenya surged 163% year on year to 27.4 million in the quarter to September, with experts warning that AI is helping criminals exploit weaknesses faster. Health and Livelihoods: A new survey finds nearly six in 10 Kenyans lack health insurance, while dozens of Global Fund-supported health workers say they have gone 19 months without pay. Business: Carrefour has closed its Comet House store in Nairobi’s CBD, but says it will continue operating its other 35 Kenyan outlets.
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