AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEl Niño Readiness: Nairobi Governor Sakaja has ordered engineers and contractors to finish key drainage and road works in 14 days, targeting mapped flood hotspots as the city braces for heavy rains. Banking Watch: CBK flagged 35 banks for breaching banking laws and prudential rules in 2025, with loan concentration, capital and governance among the main issues. Sports Allowances: CS Salim Mvurya confirmed Harambee Stars players’ allowances were paid after a standoff and boycott ahead of the AFCON 2027 qualifier vs Eritrea. AFCON 2027 Focus: Kenya’s AFCON qualifiers kick off with tight margins for hosts Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, while SuperSport faces subscriber backlash over broadcast rights. Fraud Crackdown: DCI charged two women linked to the Quant Vest Stock Exchange scheme, alleging an unlicensed pyramid operation targeting Kenyans. Public Finance/Policy: Parliament is considering new legislation to regulate sugar imports amid pressure on local millers and cane farmers. Security & Accountability: Police arrested a suspect behind illicit liquor trade in Maragua, seizing counterfeit brands. Energy Risk: Kenya Power says electricity reserve margins fell to negative 1.5%, raising fears of rationing if disruptions hit the grid.
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