AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDangote Refinery Court Fight: Kenya’s court ordered a temporary halt to early activities at Aliko Dangote’s $16bn Lamu refinery after residents raised land and environmental disputes; Dangote says the groundbreaking ceremony will still go ahead while site activities may be affected until an Oct 14 hearing. Energy & Trade: Rwanda received its first 40,000-tonne petroleum cargo via Mombasa, using Kenya’s pipeline and storage under a June 29 MoU—another step in regional fuel logistics. Politics & Travel Rights: A Nairobi court ordered immigration authorities to return EALA MP Abdirahman Shariff’s Kenyan passport within 24 hours, ruling he should not be shut out of his own country. Health & Counties: Six Nyanza and Western counties will receive neonatal incubators under Okoa Malaika to improve survival for premature and critically ill newborns. Public Safety: Deputy President Kindiki said every county will get a public rehabilitation centre within a year as the crackdown on illicit alcohol and drugs intensifies. Sports: Harambee Stars flew to Guinea for their AFCON qualifier against the hosts, while Bafana Bafana coach Pitso Mosimane urged Egyptian club fans to back South Africa vs Eritrea in Cairo. Weather: Kenya Met forecasts rainfall in 32 counties from Sept 29 to Oct 5. Crime & Justice: Four men were convicted over the 2015 murder of former Kabete MP George Muchai and his companions, awaiting sentencing.
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