AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEducation Disruption in Nairobi’s Region: Kenya’s Ministry of Education says schools resumed smoothly after talks with the Bahamas Educators Managerial Union (BEMU) following a Supreme Court interim injunction ordering a stop to strike action. Media Under Pressure: People’s Prosperity Party presidential aspirant Eliud Owalo and PP-Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro condemned the reported abduction of Standard Group associate editor Alex Kiprotich, calling for accountability and warning against intimidation of journalists ahead of 2027. Public Safety & Flood Readiness: Nairobi County is accelerating drainage clearance across high-risk flood zones as El Niño rains loom, with crews clearing clogged trenches and waterways. Foreign Traders Crackdown: President William Ruto ordered foreigners running small businesses to shut down from Sept 7, citing protection of local hawkers and pushing a Local Content Bill approach. Aviation Costs: Kenya Airways reported over Sh905m in losses after a three-day aviation disruption, with cancellations and long delays. Digital Rights & Youth Safety: UNICEF estimates about 20 million internet-using children across 21 countries faced online sexual exploitation or abuse in a year, with social media driving most cases. Cross-Border Crime Push: DCI received UK-donated vehicles to boost operations against transnational immigration crime.
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