AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWAFCON Build-Up: ESPN ranks all 16 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations contenders ahead of Morocco’s kickoff, with Kenya’s Harambee Starlets returning after a decade and chasing a knockout spot despite limited continental experience. Youth & Jobs: President Ruto launches NextGen.KE to place 30,000 young Kenyans into private-sector internships and skills training, with plans to scale to 100,000 over three years. Nairobi Courtroom Tension: IG Douglas Kanja tells the High Court he only learned of orders to restore Gatoto Community Primary School to its lawful management on Thursday, pledging police compliance amid contempt claims. Justice for Sharon Otieno: Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga hails the Obado murder conviction as a victory for justice, while lawyer Cliff Ombeta disputes the verdict, arguing the prosecution failed to link Obado directly to the crime. Food Security Response: DP Kithure Kindiki says failed maize will be repurposed into animal feed to cushion farmers as El Niño rains are expected later in the year. Trade & Security: Kenya and Ethiopia push deeper trade, tourism and investment ties, while Kenya Ports Authority wins ISO safety and environment certifications. Sports Governance: FKF sets up a committee to transition the SportPesa Premier League into a semi-autonomous setup after club pressure.
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