AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnergy: Kenya Pipeline Company reported pre-tax profit of KSh17.54 billion, up 8%, as revenue rose 9% to KSh43 billion, supported by higher local and transit volumes. Trade and Logistics: Hapag-Lloyd plans to strengthen East African services through Mombasa, a boost for the port’s contest for regional cargo. Infrastructure Finance: Kenya’s KSh340 billion National Infrastructure Fund has begun buying government bonds as it seeks to mobilise capital for projects in transport, energy, water, agriculture and technology. Agriculture: Stronger cooperatives could help farmers secure buyers, finance and better prices, while connecting local production to a large import-replacement opportunity. Water Services: MPs say providers must curb leaks and other inefficiencies before tariffs rise; about 48% of treated water is lost. Healthcare Manufacturing: The Health Ministry is pressing KEMSA to improve access to essential medicines and says local production could strengthen supplies and lower costs.
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