AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 hours agoDangote Refinery Politics: Aliko Dangote says Africa could be mostly self-sufficient in refined fuel by 2030 as Kenya prepares for the $16bn Lamu refinery push, even as a Malindi court order keeps a “status quo” over land disputes pending an Oct 14 hearing. Capital Markets & IPO Access: NSE and CMA move to open Dangote’s Sh207bn IPO to Kenyan investors via Global Depositary Receipts, while NGX and NSE deepen cross-border ties to let firms raise capital across markets. Government Stake & Ownership: Treasury CS John Mbadi says Kenya can increase its refinery stake beyond 10% if neighbours don’t take up shares, and Ruto reiterates the project will proceed. Diaspora Voting & Electoral Pressure: IEBC expands diaspora voter registration to 26 countries; MPs also lash out at The Standard/KTN over a voter registration expose, raising fresh questions on media freedom and election integrity. Public Service & Governance: Kenya School of Government and Astana Civil Service Hub share digital transformation lessons for anticipatory governance. Sports & Regional Mood: AFCON qualifiers deliver shocks for Nigeria and Ghana, with Ghana’s minister calling for a full overhaul after defeats.
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