AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDangote IPO Push: Aliko Dangote says his $1.6bn refinery listing is “IPO for the people,” with 4.1bn shares at ₦525 and a minimum buy of 10 shares—aimed at letting ordinary Africans, including workers like drivers and cooks, become shareholders. Foreign Traders Crackdown Fallout: Burundians in Nairobi rushed to the embassy for travel documents after President Ruto ordered closure of small businesses run by foreigners without proper permits; government says it’s about documentation, not a blanket ban. Immigration Clarifications: Foreign Affairs PS Korir Sing’oei apologised to Burundians over harassment linked to the directive, promising support for registration or voluntary repatriation. Health Sector Standoff: Doctors warned they may join nurses’ strike if the government doesn’t resolve the labour dispute within seven days. Parliament Watch: MPs moved to summon KESSHA over how public secondary schools’ funds are spent, and probed irregularities in the Miwani estate dispute involving alleged forged orders and a “ghost” plaintiff. Digital Kenya Boost: Nairobi’s NBO2 data centre launch deepens the push to make the city East Africa’s digital gateway.
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