AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFootball: Bayern Munich and Ajax will open Nairobi’s 60,000-seat Raila Odinga International Stadium with a friendly on January 5, ahead of AFCON 2027. Border Crisis: UN officials say fighting in Ethiopia’s Moyale has driven as many as 50,000 people into Kenya, with urgent needs for food, water and shelter. Health: Kenya’s Ebola outbreak has claimed a second life, with nine cases reported; 20 contacts have completed quarantine without symptoms. Public Safety: The Eastleigh building collapse has renewed scrutiny of building approvals, while a bus-truck crash on the Nairobi-Mombasa highway killed 24. Economy: Kenya Pipeline shares surged after Aliko Dangote bought a 24.76% stake, making the firm the NSE’s fourth most valuable company. Education: A proposed Sh20 billion pay deal could end the month-long university lecturers’ strike, while a fresh court petition threatens to delay recruitment of a TSC chief executive. Rights: Amnesty International is urging authorities to locate and protect Tanzanian activist Twaha Mwaipaya, reportedly abducted in Machakos.
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