AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoConstitution Clash: Lawyer Fanya Mambo Kinuthia tells President William Ruto to resign if he feels the Constitution blocks governance, arguing promises are not matched with action and pointing to unresolved fallout from the 2024 Gen Z protests. 2027 Poll Logistics: IEBC released 2027 ballot paper and ballot box lid colours—white for president, green for MPs, brown for MCAs, yellow for senators, purple for women MPs, and sky blue for governors—keeping the same scheme used in 2013/2017/2022. Police Custody Accountability: National Police Service says deaths of suspects in custody will trigger immediate investigations and interdiction of key officers, with due process and impartial probes. Security Reboot: Ruto urged a rethink of Kenya’s national security strategy, citing AI-driven threats, cyberattacks, climate shocks and disease outbreaks, as he presided over KDF recruits’ pass-out parade. Health Workers vs Counties: KNUNM says nurses will not return to work despite county disciplinary moves after an injunction declared the strike illegal. Food Pressure: Cereal Growers Association warns of a food crisis, citing high aflatoxin levels in maize and calling for stronger extension support. Trade Boost: Kenya welcomed the US Senate’s AGOA extension, protecting duty-free access for exports through 2028. Nairobi Connectivity: Skyward Airlines launched direct Wilson–Garissa flights four times weekly, boosting trade and tourism for North Eastern Kenya. Education Reform: Parliament is considering merging 32 teacher training colleges into one Kenya Teachers Training College.
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