AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSovereignty Row: Political analyst Prof Peter Kagwanja says reports of immigration officials selling Kenyan IDs to foreigners are an assault on Kenya’s sovereignty and could inflame tensions ahead of 2027. Labour & Social Protection: COFEK has sued NSSF over enhanced contribution rates, asking the High Court to stop enforcement and revert to the Sh200 deductions pending appeal. Transport Overhaul: NTSA says it will overhaul the matatu/PSV system with support from the World Bank and JICA, including a dedicated reform fund, while also pushing changes to driving licences and number plates. Public Finance & Cost of Living: KNBS reports Kenyans abroad sent home KSh931.8bn (Jun 2024–May 2025), mostly used for food and household needs. Environment & Land Use: Rhino Ark wants NEMA to halt an airstrip construction in Upper Imenti Forest Reserve, citing missing approvals and public participation. Ocean Agenda in Mombasa: Kenya hosts the Our Ocean Conference, where new research highlights climate-resilient coral reefs and calls for faster protection beyond pledges. Security Update: DCI confirms three more arrests linked to the All Saints’ Cathedral attack, bringing suspects held to five. Business & Safety: Glovo riders in Kenya will get emergency support through a partnership with AURA. Remembrance: Former Kilgoris MP Gideon Konchellah’s burial is set for June 20.
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