AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoKatiba@16 Politics: President William Ruto says Kenya must relook parts of the 2010 Constitution, arguing that frequent court injunctions are frustrating government programmes. Election Tech Row: IEBC rejects Rigathi Gachagua’s claims of political interference and graft over 2027 election technology, saying allegations are false and unsubstantiated and challenging him to submit details to EACC. Nairobi Accountability: NACADA and partners raided Jericho and arrested three suspects over counterfeit alcohol, seizing 315 bottles and fake tax stamps amid electioneering crackdowns. Devolution Pressure: Unions warn of a strike over delayed county salaries, accusing devolved units of systemic failures in paying workers and remitting deductions. Local MP Watch: Ol Kalou’s Kimani Ichung’wah tells newly elected Sammy Ngotho to deliver electricity infrastructure, warning voters will judge results, not speeches. Public Safety: Kenya Met warns El Niño rains may be above average Oct–Dec, with Nairobi among high-risk areas and up to 1.5m people potentially affected. Transport Update: NTSA says KE number plates are just a routine shift from KD as numbers run out, not a new registration system. Skills Push: Government is expanding TVET practical training for global jobs through an Australia-linked programme at Kabete National Polytechnic.
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