AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAfrica Integration & Trade: Kenya and South Africa, led by Presidents Ruto and Ramaphosa, signed six MoUs in Pretoria to boost trade, maritime links, skills, culture and sports—while business leaders warned that AfCFTA still stalls at borders, customs and regulators. Ebola Response & Public Trust: The U.S. authorised an experimental Ebola antibody treatment for high-risk Americans, as Kenya’s court battles and protests over a proposed Laikipia quarantine facility continue to spark anger and questions about what Kenyans gain. Housing Levy Financing: Kenya’s housing levy may stay on payslips for years as Treasury plans to securitise future collections to raise funds for a Ksh100bn loan, complicating promises to scrap the levy. Anti-Corruption Update: EACC moved to correct viral misinformation after a Nairobi raid, saying Ksh65.3m—not Ksh250m—was recovered in the Patrick Analo Akivaga case. Public Safety & Transport: NTSA warned PSV operators after the Enterprise Road “Detat” crash that killed five, while road safety concerns keep mounting. Youth & Health: A youth SRHR conference in Mombasa urged urgent action on teenage pregnancy, HIV and substance abuse across Africa. Crime & Justice: DCI released images of a person of interest in the murder probe of PCEA pastor Rev Julius Ndumia Ngari.
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