AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEducation & Youth: Education CS Julius Ogamba Migos says the Ministry will review the school calendar from 2027, shortening Term 2 to balance terms after unrest linked to its long duration; mid-term dates for this year’s Term 2 (June 24–28) stay put, with returning learners handled case-by-case. Public Safety: Police arrested five suspects over a deadly armed robbery in Tharaka Nithi that killed two people and left two others seriously injured. Health Services: Clinical officers in Kisumu downed tools, disrupting services over delayed salaries, stalled promotions, poor working conditions and failure to sign a CBA. Health Financing & Digital ID: The government launched SHA biometric registration for dependants aged 7–17 and warned hospitals against charging civil servants unauthorised fees under locked POMSF tariffs. Governance & Infrastructure: Kakamega unveiled an electronic platform to streamline development approvals, while Nairobi’s CBD continues road and walkway upgrades to improve pedestrian movement. Economy & Energy: Energy CS Opiyo Wandayi assured fuel supply through end of July and hinted at further diesel price cuts in the next review. International & Sports: Somali referee Omar Artan returned home after being denied entry to the US ahead of the World Cup, and Kenya–Finland signed MoUs on education, digitalisation and climate.
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