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YOUR WEEKLY REVIEW
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Issue No. 11/2020-2021
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Ajira Digital uplifts thousands of jobless youth from poverty
Many of the youths trained under the Ajira Digital Programme are earning a living exclusively online with some running blogs, others e-commerce platforms while others are social media influencers BY MUTEGI KIMATHI
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housands of Kenyan youth are cashing in on the growth of digital technologies to create jobs for themselves. Mostly trained under the Ajira Digital program, many are now earning a living exclusively online with some running personal blogs, others e-commerce platforms while a huge number are working as social media influencers. Big corporates are now engaging bloggers with a huge online following to promote products and sensitize the public on locally produced items. In an effort to prepare the Kenyan youth for the evolving workplace, the Government has established more than 300 Constituency Innovation Hubs (CIHs), where the youth are trained on online jobs through the Ajira Digital platform. It is at these technology
centres that the youth get free training on how to exploit the digital market, access internships, and listed jobs. According to ICT Cabinet Secretary Joe Mucheru, the Ajira Digital program has been designed to address the main challenges that ordinarily hinder the youth from benefiting from digital job opportunities. “Through the program, the youth now can access the infrastructure such as Innovation Hubs, Kazi Connect Centres, Studio Mashinani among others through which majority of the youths can learn about the program,” says the CS. Mucheru says digital technologies are the new frontier for job creation in Kenya as the other sectors slow down. The world is undergoing a Fourth Revolution, reshaping established conventions and bringing new order. Long-established work-
such professionals carry out the assigned tasks and submit them online and getting paid through online platforms before proceeding to other assignments. “In this digital age, don’t wait for employment, just use your smartphones to exploit the digital space by accessing online jobs,” he challenges the youth.
In this digital age, don’t wait for employment, just use your smartphones to exploit the digital space by accessing online jobs,” - CS Mucheru place traditions such as the ‘eight to five’ office hours and physical office space are being thrown out of the window and replaced by independent professionals who are able to work from different corners of the world. According to CS Mucheru,
Internet explosion The government is leveraging on the internet explosion to create unique opportunities for many youth to innovate and provide solutions to stem the rising unemployment levels in the country. Ealier in the year, the ICT PS Jerome Ochieng revealed that the programme sought to avail one million Kenyan youths with various opportunities by attracting participants from both rural and urban settings of the country. “The hubs aim at empowering the youth to earn decent wages from online work and enable enterprises enhance performance and develop tools to solve complex problems through use of digital platforms. We aim to stimulate innovation in line with our ICT policy, encourage youth to
come up with new ideas and ways of utilizing technology to create jobs,” ICT Principal Secretary, Jerome Ochieng says. According to the PS, the formal sector is already and continues to get stretched following a large number of entrants into the workforce and therefore, Ajira Digital program will assist in equipping the youth with the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in the informal job market through technology. The now popular Ajira Digital Program, which aims at bridging the skills gap, enables at least one million young Kenyans to work as digital freelance workers every year. It has adopted an instructor-led training to engage with Kenyan youths for free. The initial two-day trainings are delivered through the ZOOM platform, with recruitment for the classes done weekly after registering on the Ajira Digital Platform. Five online work categories are available for selection including, data management and entry; online writing and translation; transition and video captioning; digital marketing and e-commerce; and virtual assistance.
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The Week In numbers
Sh1.96b The amount of money government will spend on a desks project by Jua Kali artisans.
600 Bunch of bananas Taita Taveta county governor is buying from area farmers
Sh280 million Tender for the construction of Ruring’u Stadium that risks cancellation
150,000 Number of residents of Kisii town who will benefit from a new water project
Sh450 The daily pay for the youth working under the Kazi Mtaani Programme
Artisans to benefit from Sh 1.96b Gov’t funded desks project BY IRUNGU MWANGI (KNA)
Jua Kali artisans across the country will benefit from a Sh 1.96 billion government sponsored desk making project. Education Cabinet Secretary Prof. George Magoha revealed, the project which will be rolled out this week will be controlled from all the Sub-County national administration officers and education officers. “The respective SubCounty Education Directors
in conjunction with the area Deputy County Commissioners will coordinate the project and award tenders to the suitably qualified local artisans,” Prof Magoha said. The CS said prototype desks will be displayed at all the Sub-County headquarters for the artisans to see and replecate the same for onward distribution to schools next year. “After realizing there was an acute shortage of desks in the public schools, the government has found it necessary to assist the parents with
Education CS Professor George Magoha (center) speaks to the media after a tour of Sagana Technical Institute
two types of the desks depending on individual school requirements, “he said. Magoha who briefed the media after touring the Sagana Technical Institute in Kirinyaga County yesterday, said a single desk will cost Sh 2800 while the one fitted with a seat will cost Sh 3800. The official said this move was meant to get all the public schools well prepared for reopening early next year. He said after education officials from his ministry made extensive inspection of most public schools, it had
been established there was an acute shortage of desks which was making learning difficult. At the same time, Magoha has disclosed that the Pioneer University College at Sagana does not measure up to the required standards to offer any degree program. He said other than Workshops, other necessary facilities do not exist. The college housed at the Sagana Technical Institute is associated with the Equity Bank founder, Peter Munga.
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OPEN TENDER NOTICE Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) is a body corporate established as a State Corporation under the Tourism Act No. 28 of 2011 and is charged with the statutory mandate of promoting and marketing Kenya as a tourist destination locally and internationally. The Board is seeking eligible firms for provision of the following services: -
TENDER NO.
TENDER NAME
KTB/T/0003/2020-2021
Provision of Content Production Services for the Magical Kenya Junior Explorers Program
BID SECURITY
CLOSING DATE
Kshs 200,000
30/09/2020 at 12.00 noon Kenyan time
Interested eligible candidates can obtain the document from our Corporate website: www.magicalkenya.com/tender or the Public procurement information Portal (PPIP) website: www.tenders.go.ke free of charge. Bidders who download the tender document from the website must forward their particulars immediately to [email protected] for record purposes and any further tender clarifications and addenda. The completed tenders in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked with Tender Number and Tender reference name; shall be addressed to:-
PROVISION OF CLEANING SERVICES AT NSSF BUILDING BLOCK “A” 15TH, 20TH AND 21ST FLOORS The State Department for Wildlife invites sealed tenders for the Provision of Cleaning Services at NSSF Building Block “A” 15th, 20th and 21st Floors A complete set of tender documents can be obtained by interested candidates free of charge from the Ministry’s website: www.tourism.go.ke or from the National Treasury supplier portal: www.tenders.go.ke The tender is reserved for AGPO Completed tender documents enclosed in plain sealed envelope marked Tender Number and Tender Description shall be addressed to: Principal Secretary State Department for Wildlife P.O. Box 41394– 00100 NSSF Building, Bishop Road NAIROBI
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER KENYA TOURISM BOARD P.O. BOX 30630– 00100, NAIROBI, KENYA TEL:+254 20 2749000
and be deposited in the tender box provided at 15th Floor NSSF Building, Block A, Eastern Wing to be received on or before TUESDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER 2020 at 11:00 hours. All the pages of the tender documents must be paginated.
and deposited in the tender box on 7th floor, Kenya Re Towers, Ragati Road Upper Hill by or before the closing date and time indicated in the table above. Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the tenderers’ or their representatives who choose to attend.
Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the interested tenderers or their appointed representatives who choose to attend, at 20th Floor Boardroom, NSSF Building, Block A, Eastern Wing
Tenders that will be delivered after 12.00 Noon on 30/09/2020 will not be accepted.
Principal Secretary State Department for Wildlife
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTRY REPUBLIC OF KENYA
OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS OUR MISSION: “To provide an impartial, effective and efficient prosecution service to all”
TENDER NOTICE The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) invites sealed bids from eligible candidates for the tender as follows:S/NO
TENDER NO.
TENDER DESCRIPTION
1.
ODPP/OT/001/2020-2021
Supply and delivery of Fuel, Oil and Lubricants
Interested and eligible bidders may obtain the tender document and further details on the tender by downloading free of charge from the ODPP Website: www.odpp.go.ke and Government Public Procurement Information Portal https://tenders.go.ke . Completed tender documents in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked with the tender number should be addressed to: OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS P.O. BOX 30701-00100 NAIROBI. And be deposited in the Tender Box at the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Building, along Ragati Road, 2nd floor Eastern wing during normal working hours from 8.00 am – 12.30 pm and 2.30 pm – 4.50 p.m so as to be received on or before Tuesday, 29th September, 2020. Time: 11.00am. Application will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the candidates or their representatives who choose to attend at the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Boardroom situated at the ODPP Building ground floor Tuesday, 29th September, 2020. Time: 11.00am. HEAD OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR; DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS
TENDER NOTICE The Ministry of Environment and Forestry invites sealed tender documents from eligible interested bidders for the following tender: Tender No.
Tender Name
Closing Date
Category
MOE&F/MEAS-UPOPS/ RFP/009/2020-2021
Request for proposal for recruitment of consultant to develop a framework on gender mainstreaming in sound chemicals management
Wednesday,30th September, 2020 at 10.00 am East African time.
Open
Interested eligible candidates may obtain tender documents from Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Ragati Road, NHIF Building, 11th floor, Supply Chain Management Office room 1102 during normal working hours (8.00 am to 5.00pm, Monday-Friday, with exemption of public holidays) upon payment of non-refundable fee of Ksh 1000 payable in cash or Bankers cheque to the Principal Secretary Ministry of Environment and Forestry or download the document free of charge from Ministry website:www.environment.go.ke, or http:supplier. treasury.go.ke and www.tenders.go.ke. In case the documents are downloaded, bidders must inform the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Supply Chain Management Services immediately for recording purpose. Prices quoted should be net inclusive of all taxes, must be in Kenya Shillings and should remain valid for 120 days. Complete tender documents (Original and a copy) enclosed in plain sealed outer envelope clearly marked with tender name and tender number should be deposited in the Tender Box located at Ministry Environment and Forestry, Ragati Road, NHIF Building, 11th floor and be addressed to the Principal Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, P.O. Box 30126, 00100 Nairobi, Kenya, so as to be received on or before Wednesday 30th September, 2020 at 10.00 am East African time Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter at Ministry of Environment and Forestry boardroom, Ragati Road, NHIF Building, 12th floor in the presence of candidates or their representatives who choose to attend. Large documents that cannot fit in the tender box shall be received and registered at Supply Chain Management services office, Ministry of Environment and Forestry boardroom, Ragati Road, NHIF Building, 11th floor, Room 1102. The Ministry of Environment and Forestry reserves the right to reject or accept in whole or in part any tender without obligation to give reasons for the decision. PRINCIPAL SECRETARY
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MINISTRY OF ICT, INNOVATION AND YOUTH AFFAIRS REPUBLIC OF KENYA
State Department for Broadcasting and Telecommunications
TENDER NOTICE The of Ministry of ICT, Innovation and Youth Affairs, State Department for broadcasting and Telecommunication invites sealed tenders from eligible candidates for the following tenders: S/NO
TENDER NUMBER
TENDER DESCRIPTION
1
MOICT/SDBT/01/2020-2021
Tender for provision of media monitoring services
2
MOICT/SDBT/02/2020-2021
Tender for provision of advertising services in periodicals-Magazines
Tender documents with detailed specifications shall be downloaded free of charge from the Ministry’s website www.ict.go.ke and PPIP portal www.tenders.go.ke. Interested applicants may obtain further information and inspect the tender documents from the Supply Chain Management Services Office Teleposta Towers, 11th floor, during normal working hours. Prices quoted should be in Kenya Shillings and it must be inclusive of VAT. Tenders in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked tender number and name on the right hand side corner and bearing no indication of the tenderer should be addressed to: The Principal Secretary Ministry of ICT, Innovation and Youth Affairs State Department for Broadcasting and Telecommunications, P.O. BOX 30025-00100 NAIROBI, and be deposited in the tender box located on the 11th floor at Teleposta Towers Nairobi or sent by post so as to reach the above address on or before 23rd September,2020 at 11.00 a.m. Bulky or large bid documents which cannot go through the slot of the Tender Box must be delivered to the office of Head Supply Chain Management, Teleposta Towers, and 11th floor. Tenders will be opened immediately in the presence of bidders or their representatives who choose to attend in the 9th floor boardroom at Teleposta Towers.
TENDER NOTICE The Geothermal Development Company Limited (GDC) invites sealed tenders from eligible candidates for the following: TENDER NO.
TENDER DESCRIPTION
CLOSING DATE
TARGET GROUP
TENDER SECURITY
GDC/DPL/OT/001/2021
Hire of Crane Services for a Period of one (1) Year for Menengai Geothermal Project.
5/10/2020 at 2.00PM
Open to All
Ksh. 300,000.00
GDC/DO/OT/013/2021
Supply and delivery of Mechanical Toolboxes
6/10/2020 at 2.00PM
Open to All
Ksh. 100,000.00
Interested eligible bidders may obtain further information and inspect the tender document from the office of Manager, Supply Chain at Kawi House, South C off Mombasa Road, Red Cross Road between 9.00am and 4.00pm during week days. A complete set of the tender documents may be obtained by interested firms upon payment of a non-refundable fee of Kshs.1000 payable to our accounts office in cash or by banker’s cheque. The documents can also be viewed and downloaded from the website www.gdc.co.ke or PPIP Portal www.tenders.go.ke free of charge. Bidders who download the tender document from the website MUST forward their particulars immediately to [email protected] for records and any further tender clarifications and addenda. The completed tenders in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked with Tender No. and Tender reference name; shall be addressed to: Managing Director & CEO, Geothermal Development Company P.O Box 100746-00101 NAIROBI, KENYA and deposited in the tender box at Ground Floor GDC office Kawi House, South C Off Mombasa Road, Red Cross Road on or before the dates specified above. Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the tenderers’ or their representatives who choose to attend at Kawi House, South C GDC Board Room Ground Floor. Late tenders will not be accepted. MANAGER, SUPPLY CHAIN.
Late bids will not be accepted.
NATIONAL TENDER NOTICE LEADERS IN INNOVATION FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME - 2020 The Kenya National Innovation Agency (KENIA), in partnership with the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng)-UK is inviting innovators and researchers with technological outputs, who have developed or are in the process of developing business proposition for their innovations, to apply for the Leaders in Innovation Fellowship (LIF) Programme – 2020.The programme is implemented under the umbrella of Kenya-UK Newton Fund partnership. The purpose of the programme is to nurture Kenyan technological innovators through capacity building on entrepreneurship and intellectual property right issues. To apply for LIF Programme, innovators need to meet the following selection criteria. i. Be a Kenyan citizen ii. Have a technological innovation based on research, from a technological field including but not limited to agricultural technology, biotechnology, chemical engineering, civil engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, ICT, materials science, mechanical engineering, chemical and biological sciences, and medical engineering. iii. Be affiliated to an institution - either a research institution, university, innovation hub/ incubation Centre iv. The technological Innovation should have expected benefit(s) in line with Kenya’s National Development Agenda, the Big Four Agenda. v. The primary application of the innovation must NOT be in defense or military sector. Selected candidates will be invited to attend a two-week capacity building Programme sponsored by RAEng and KENIA under the Newton Fund partnership. Interested persons should submit their applications online by signing in to the RAEng online link: https://www.raeng.org.uk/login. The link can also be accessed through the website: www.innovationagency.go.ke. The Closing Date for all Applications is Tuesday 6th October 2020 at 5.00pm (East Africa Time)
The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) is the regulatory agency for the local ICT industry in Kenya with responsibilities in telecommunications, e-commerce, broadcasting, cyber security and postal/courier services. CA is also responsible for managing the country’s numbering and frequency spectrum resources, administering the Universal Service Fund (USF) as well as safeguarding the interests of ICT consumers. In order to support wide access to ICT services in the unserved and underserved areas in Kenya through the use of USF, the Authority invites bids from eligible local firms for the Tender below:
NO TENDER REFERENCE NUMBER 1
DESCRIPTION OF THE TENDER
CLOSING DATES AND TIME
25th September 2020 at CA/PROC/OT/1/2020-2021 Provision of Telecommunications Cellular Mobile Network Infrastructure and Services 10:00 am. in the Unserved and Underserved areas of Kenya
ELIGIBILITY Open to Local and eligible firms
Bidders may view and obtain further information and inspect the tender documents from CA Centre on Waiyaki Way, Procurement Division located on 2nd floor- Wing A, between 9 am to 4 pm, Monday to Friday excluding public holidays. at CA Centre 2nd floor Wing for a fee of Kshs. 1,000 or downloaded Free of Charge tenders or PPIP supplier portal (http://supplier.treasury.go.ke).
from the link: www.ca.go.ke/index.php/
Bidders who download the tender documents are advised to send a confirmation that they have downloaded the tender to the Head of Procurement, Communications Authority of Kenya, through the email address [email protected] before the closing date for record keeping and for purposes of receiving clarifications and/or addendums, if any. Duly completed bid documents should be submitted in a plain, sealed envelope clearly marked CA/PROC /OT/01/20202021 “Tender for the provision of Telecommunications Cellular Mobile Network Infrastructure and Service in the Unserved and Underserved Areas of Kenya – Phase II. They should be addressed to the address below and deposited in the tender box on the ground floor of the CA Centre along Waiyaki Way on or before Friday the 25th September 2020 at 10.30am. Head of Procurement Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) P.O. Box 14448, Nairobi 00800 Tel: +254 (020) 4242000/ Mobile: +254 703-042000 | +254 736 121515/121414 Email: [email protected] | Website: www.ca.go.ke Bids shall be virtually opened soon thereafter via the Authority’s virtual link https://moictke.webex.com/moictke/j.php?MTID=m7d57a3eeebf4a6255b99bbeefb91b2e4 in the presence of the bidders representative(s) who choose to login and witness the virtual tender opening meeting.
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ver 150,000 residents of Kisii town and its environs will soon put perennial water shortages behind them, following the completion of the expansion of a water supply project to the area by the National government with support from the Federal Republic of Germany. The new treatment works at Kegati area which is a Vision 2030 project has already cost over Sh1.8billion, with the government of Kenya’s contributing 10% and the Government of Germany, through the KFW Development Bank, contributing 90% of the total cost. According to the project Engineer Silus Cheruiyot, the venture is part of an expansion
of the water supply and sanitation systems for Kisii and Nyamira towns allocated a total sum of Sh.2.3billion. However, Cheruiyot said the project is faced with major challenges including an old transmission network which cannot carry the current voluminous capacity of 27million litres per day. 8 million litres He said the plant can therefore only distribute 8 million litres of water to cope with the old system which previously only managed 4 million litres. Cheruiyot said, in order to ensure provision of sufficient, hygienic, economically viable and affordable water to the town residents, the Gusii Water
Resident Engineer for Kisii Water Supply, Silus Cheruiyot, inspects water pumps at the expanded water supply project at Kegati location, in Nyaribari Chache constituency, Kisii County.
and Sewerage Company has to replace the pipes, metres and fittings for consumers to enjoy
the commodity. He noted that the old system installed many decades ago
is dogged by frequent bursts, clogging and leakages forcing the management to often dis-
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connect the water for repairs. Cheruiyot said the water project was constructed to serve 200,000 residents in the county headquarters and other peri-urban areas within its close geographical proximity by the year 2030, but noted that lack of capacity by GWASCO to procure more pipes could also translate to lesser customers, poor capacity to pay staff, purchase of chemicals for treatment and less tax collected for services rendered. Commenting on the project, the Managing Director of GWASCO Eng. Osborne Nanga confirmed that the old connectivity needed urgent replacement saying the water which runs through the town center had to be treated frequently to rid it of any contamination due to burst pipes. He said there were plans to connect more residents and to revive the 10 water kiosks in Kisii town to serve Daraja Mbili market, the Nubian Community, Menyinkwa area and Jogoo among other areas.
KENYA LEATHER DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL INVITATION TO TENDER
REPUBLIC OF KENYA
Kerio Valley Development Authority (KVDA) is a Corporate Legal Entity established in 1979 as a Regional Development Authority (RDA) under Cap 441 of the laws of Kenya. The Authority is mandated to undertake River Basin Conservation and management through integrated river basin based development programmes with the key objective of propelling development to improve the region’s per capita income. The Kerio Valley Development Authority invites sealed tenders from interested and eligible contractors for the following. S/ NO
TENDER NO
TENDER DESCRIPTION
BID SECURITY
TARGET GROUP
1
KVDA/T/02/2020-2021
Refurbishment of VIP and guest houses at Turkwel
N/A
AGPO
2
KVDA/T/03/2020-2021
Automation of Rokocho honey processing plant
N/A
AGPO
3
KVDA/T/04/2020-2021
Supply, installation and commissioning of additional Machines/equipment for mango factory
100,000
OPEN
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KVDA/T/05/2020-2021
Construction of office Block at Samburu
100,000
OPEN
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KVDA/T/06/2020-2021
Implementation, Testing & Commissioning of Online ERP system
100,000
OPEN
6
KVDA/PQ/05/2020-2021
Supply of furniture and fittings
N/A
AGPO
7
KVDA/PQ/06/2020-2021
Supply of assorted cleaning, detergents and sanitary items
N/A
AGPO
8
KVDA/PQ/08/2020-2021
Supply of assorted farm inputs, chemical, fertilizers, and veterinary
N/A
OPEN
9
KVDA/PQ/09/2020-2021
Provision of printing of promotional and marketing materials
N/A
AGPO
10
KVDA/PQ/10/2020-2021
Supply of General Building Materials
N/A
OPEN
PREQUALIFICATION
Tender documents containing detailed terms and conditions are obtainable for perusal from the Supplies and Procurement Office, KVDA Plaza Eldoret, 13th Floor, during normal working hours upon payment of non-refundable fee of Kenya Shillings One Thousand only per set of document, either in cash or Bankers Cheque OR download the same from our website www.kvda.go.ke OR Kenya supplier portal: www.supplier.treasury.go.ke free of charge. Completed Tender Documents enclosed in plain sealed envelopes, clearly indicating the title of the tender, tender number and Category, should be deposited in the Tender Box Marked ‘A’, Situated on 13th Floor KVDA Plaza, Eldoret or be addressed to the; The Managing Director, Kerio Valley Development Authority, P.O. BOX 2660-30100 ELDORET So as to be received on or before Wednesday 30TH September 2020 at 10.30 AM Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter at the 14th floor boardroom in the presence of the candidates or representatives who choose to attend. NB: Qualifications Requirements are contained in the Tender Documents AG.HSCMS For: MANAGING DIRECTOR KERIO VALLEY DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
PUBLIC NOTICE INVITATION FOR COMMENTS ON KENYA NATIONAL LEATHER DEVELOPMENT POLICY The Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Cooperatives in consultation with the Kenya Leather Development Council (KLDC) and the Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA) have developed a draft Kenya National Leather Development Policy. The main objective of this Policy is to guide and drive the growth and development of the leather sector in order to realize its full potential and contribute significantly to the economic growth. The draft Policy will provide a roadmap for the transformation of the leather sector to be sustainable and competitive with increased output of good and high-quality leather and leather products. The interventions proposed are expected to spur growth in the sector so as to satisfy the demand in both the local and export market, whilst providing quality assurance and ensuring compliance with sustainable environmental and social principles. The Policy will provide a structured framework for the coordinated execution of the roles and responsibilities of all the actors across the value-chain and throughout the Country. This will ensure equitable distribution of resources and opportunities to all actors including marginalized clusters, micro, small and medium enterprises and unrepresented practitioners to promote fair trade and competitive practices. The Policy shall address the myriad of challenges that affect the output, productivity and quality across the value-chain in the leather sector. In upholding Patriotism, National Unity, the Rule of Law, Access to Information, Democracy and Participation of the people as envisaged in Article 1(2), Article 10(2) (a) and Article 35(3) of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010, the Ministry hereby requests the public to submit their views and comments on the draft Policy which can be accessed through the following websites: www.leathercouncil.go.ke and www.kilimo.go.ke. This is in fulfillment of the Constitutional requirement for engagement with the citizenry and in compliance with the principles on the conduct of Public Participation. As a result of the current prevailing global circumstances and the guidelines and restrictions imposed by the Government to manage and contain the COVID-19 Pandemic, it has become necessary to establish mechanisms which will give the widest reach for Public Participation under the ongoing conditions. Written representations and memoranda on the draft Kenya National Leather Development Policy may therefore be submitted by email to [email protected] or sent to: The Chief Executive Officer Kenya Leather Development Council CPA Centre, 5th Floor, Thika Road P. O. Box 14480 – 00800 NAIROBI Telephone enquiries and contributions may also be made through the office of the Chief Executive Officer, Kenya Leather Development Council, through telephone number 0704617705 between 8 am and 3 pm Monday to Friday. The representations or comments on the draft Policy should be received not later than twenty-one (21) days from the date of publication of this notice. Members of the public are further notified that, in view of the Presidential directives with regard to meetings and gatherings, the Ministry of Health guidelines and the imminent risks arising from the COVID-19 Pandemic conventional physical public hearings shall not be held. HON. PETER MUNYA, MGH Cabinet Secretary Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Cooperatives
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MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT, INFRASTRUCTURE, HOUSING, URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS
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STATE DEPARTMENT FOR SHIPPING AND MARITIME P.O. BOX 52692-00100 NAIROBI
TENDER ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE The Kenya Airports Authority invites sealed tenders from eligible firms for the following tenders:-
TENDER NOTICE
REFERENCE NUMBER
TENDER DESCRIPTION
PRE-BID MEETING/ SITE VISIT
CLOSING/ OPENING DATE
No.
TENDER NO
ITEM DESCRIPTION (PROJECT LOCATION)
CATEGORY
KAA/OT/FIN/0030 /2020-2021
Provision of Insurance Brokerage Services Under Airport Operations Liability Policy
N/A
24/09/2020 at 11.00 a.m.
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MoTIHUD&PW/SDMS/001/ 002/2020-2021
Provision of Professional Cleaning and Sanitary Services
open
MoTIHUD&PW/SDMS/002/ 002/2020-2021
Provision of Security and Guard Services
open
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Information on these tender notices and documents detailing the requirements, tendering procedures and guidelines should be downloaded from our website at https://www.kaa.go.ke/corporate/procurement/ or https://suppliers.kaa.go.ke/irj/portal or Public or Procurement Information Portal at www.tenders.go.ke free of charge. Bidders are advised to note that bidding process for the tenders is through our online tender portal at https://suppliers.kaa.go.ke/irj/portal. For any information or clarifications, please contact us through our email, [email protected] Canvassing for the tender by the tenderer or by proxy shall lead to automatic disqualification of their tender.
PROCUREMENT OF LOCALLY ASSEMBLED DESKS FOR SCHOOLS
The State Department for Shipping and Maritime invites sealed tender documents from eligible interested bidders for the following tenders
The Government has allocated Ksh.1.9 Billion under the Economic Stimulus Programme for the supply of locally assembled desks to both public primary and secondary schools. The local juakali sector at the sub-county will be involved in the production, and supply of the desks to the schools. To ensure openness, transparency and fairness in this process, the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Interior and Coordination of National Government, through their grassroots structures, will adopt a model similar to the one deployed in the Kazi Mtaani Initiative to identify and pay qualifying suppliers. Interested local juakali workshops, and artisans involved in carpentry at the sub-county are invited to register using prescribed forms that can be downloaded from the websites of the two ministries or collect them from the offices of Deputy County Commissioners and Assistant County Commissioners countrywide. Design prototypes will be available at the County Commissioners, County Directors of Education and their sub county offices.
Interested eligible bidders may obtain tender documents from the State Department for Shipping and Maritime NSSF Annex building 8th floor during normal working hours (8.00 a.m. to 5.00 pm) Monday to Friday, upon payment of non-refundable fee of KShs. 1,000 payable in cash or Bankers Cheque to the Principal Secretary, State Department for Shipping and Maritime or can be downloaded from the State Department’s website www.transport.go.ke
Duly filled forms are to be returned to the aforementioned offices by 18th September, 2020.
Tenderers who download the documents from the website MUST email their particulars to [email protected].
Principal Secretary, State Department of Early learning and Basic Education
PRINCIPAL SECRETARY
A.G MANAGING DIRECTOR/CEO
MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND SOCIAL PROTECTION STATE DEPARTMENT FOR LABOUR
PUBLIC NOTICE
LABOUR DEPARTMENT
REPUBLIC OF KENYA
THE LABOUR INSTITUTION ACT (NO 12 of 2007)
NATIONAL OPEN TENDER NOTICE
INVITATION FOR APPLICATIONS TO BE APPOINTED AS INDEPENDENT MEMBERS AND CHAIRPERSONS OF WAGES COUNCILS
The National Construction Authority (NCA) is a State Corporation established under the National Construction Authority Act 2011, with the responsibility to oversee the construction industry and coordinate its development. The Authority invites sealed bids from eligible candidates for the following tenders;
The Wages Councils are as follows:1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.
Oil, Gas and Mineral Extraction Maritime Leather and Footwear Trade Tailoring and Garment Manufacturing Trades Transport Wholesale, Retail and Distributive Trades Hotel and Catering Trades Buildling and Construction Industry Protective Security Services Floriculture Domestic Workers
Applications are invited from qualified persons to be appointed as Chairpersons and Independent Members of the above mentioned Councils in accordance with section 43 of the Labour Institution Act, 2007. The Wages Council are institutions of Social Dialogue which are tripartite in nature with representations from the most representative workers and employers Organizations’ and the Government represented by the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection. Applicants should have knowledge and experience in Labour and Employment matters and especially in determination of minimum terms and conditions of employment as required under section 43 (6) of the above mentioned Act. Qualified and experienced persons who are interested may send their applications accompanied by detailed Curriculum Vitae clearly indicating positions applied for, to:The Secretary, Boards and Wages Councils Division, Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, P.O BOX 40326-00100, NAIROBI Or By hand delivery to Room 603, National Social Security House, Bishop Road, Block “C”, 6th Floor or using the email address: [email protected]. so as to reach not later than 21st September 2020.
No Tender No.
Description of Tender
Eligibility
Closing/Opening Date th 25 September, 2020
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NCA/T/001/20202021
Supply, delivery, installation and commissioning of the cloud-based conferencing services.
AGPO
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NCA/T/002/20202021
Provision of Cyber Security Solution
AGPO
25 September, 2020
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NCA/T/003/20202021
Supply and Installation of Microsoft Windows Server 2019 licenses.
AGPO
25th September, 2020
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NCA/T/004/20202021
Provision of Private Security Services For NCA offices in Nairobi
AGPO
25 September, 2020
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NCA/T/005/20202021
Provision of Comprehensive Motor Vehicle Insurance Cover
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Underwriters 25 September, Only 2020
Kindly note that the tender no NCA/T/001/2020-2021 closing / opening date has been extended from 16th September, 2020 to 25th September, 2020. Tender documents with detailed information and instruction may be viewed and downloaded from the Authority’s website; www.nca.go.ke and the Public Procurement Information portal, www.tenders.go.ke free of charge. Manager Supply Chain FOR: EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR @ncakenya
National Construction Authority
[email protected]
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NACADA partners with UN to provide reliable data on drugs, alcohol trends-CEO The National Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) was established under Legal Notice No. 140 of 2007, to coordinate a multi-sectoral campaign to prevent, control and mitigate the impact of alcohol and drug abuse in the country. Against the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic, and the subsequent closure of licensed pubs by the Government, the Authority has found itself handling more than it bargained for. MyGov’s Michael Okidi talked to NACADA CEO, Victor Okioma on how the Authority is executing its mandate in the face of Covid-19.
On supply suppression, NACADA is working very closely with the National Administration including Regional Commissioners and the National Police Service in conducting crackdowns on drug dealers and illicit alcohol merchants, some of whom have been apprehended and arraigned in courts.
Please run us through a summary of NACADA’s mandate The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA), was established in 2007 to coordinate efforts of all partners in alleviating the effects of alcohol and drugs. As a State Agency, NACADA is established under the National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse Act of 2012 (NACADA Act, 2012) and anchored in the Ministry of Interior and Coordination of National Government. Previously, the Authority operated under Legal Notice Number 140 of 2007. Functions of the Authority include; carrying out public education, coordinating inter-agency collaboration on alcohol and drug abuse,among others.
You just mentioned a flagship rehabilitation center in Miritini, Mombasa. What is the (envisaged) effectiveness of this facility in fighting drug and alcohol abuse among the coastal youth? Miritini Rehabilitation Centre is now operational with 150 (132 males and 38 females) clients receiving various services ranging from Medically Assisted Therapy (methadone), counselling, general medication, HIV AIDS Testing and Counseling and Hepatitis B Testing. The Miritini programme is being implemented in two phases. Phase one is an outpatient programme which has been operational since March 2020. Identification of clients was done in collaboration with local civil society organizations and National Administration officers.
What is the impact of alcohol and drug abuse among young people in this country? Alcohol and drug abuse has greater negative impact on young people, particularly children and adolescents, given their developmental stage. Intoxicating substances retard cognitive development of young brains, negatively impacts memory and learning, destroys interpersonal and intrapersonal relationships, and generally stalls growth and development. Have there been scientific studies on the impact of drug abuse in Kenya from which we can derive policy even academic conclusions and decisions? Certainly, NACADA carries out national, regional and thematic research studies to inform evidencebased interventions on alcohol and drug abuse. Towards this end, NACADA has undertaken the following research studies: • National Survey on the Status of Alcohol and Drug Abuse among Primary School Pupils in Kenya, 2018; • Rapid Situation Assessment of Drug and Substance Abuse in Kenya, 2017; among others. Further, we partnered with the United Nations Office Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and established the National Drug Observatory (NDO). The NDO provides the country with factual, objective, reliable ad comparable data and information con-
cerning alcohol and drugs trends to inform policy and programmatic interventions. Over the years, NACADA has supported the County Governments of Kiambu, Turkana, Uasin Gishu, Bomet and Busia to conduct baseline surveys on the status of alcohol and drug abuse in the respective counties. In addition, we have supported public sector institutions to conduct workplace-based alcohol and drug abuse prevalence surveys In its fight against alcohol and drug abuse, what challenges does NACADA face? The campaign against alcohol and drug abuse in the country is fraught with many challenges. Key amongst these is the high prevalence especially among the youth. The ease with which alcohol and other drugs are available and accessible even to vulnerable populations tends to fuel consumption thereby undermining the campaign. This is coupled with weak supply suppression mechanisms including law enforcement and general lack of capacity to monitor illicit drug sources, destinations and precursors. How is NACADA collaborating with the relevant agencies to ensure compliance with the government directive on Covid-19 containment? Alcohol selling and consumption settings were identified by the World Health Organization as potential escalators of the Covid-19 virus. In Kenya, the government declared Covid-19 a pandemic in mid-March 2020 and rolled out an elaborate multi-pronged interventions strategy aimed at curtailing the progression of infections and ultimately flattening the curve. One of the measures was the closing down of all alcohol selling outlets On our part, NACADA rolled out a campaign to promote good parenting through electronic media platforms, including radio, television, Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. The onset of the novel coronavirus has seen the Government close bars and other drinking places. However, in a counter reaction, alcohol and drug sellers have gone online to reach their clients. Is NACADA aware of this? We are aware of the upsurge in online sale of alcoholic drinks following
the Ministry of Health directive to close bars and other drinking places as a Covid-19 containment measure. However, as populations stay at home, most of them idle youth and adults, there emerged exponential increase in online sale of alcohol, drinking at home and behind closed bar doors or in parked vehicles, increased chewing of miraa and tobacco smoking. Looking at the Alcoholic Drinks Control Act, 2010, the spirit and letter of the Law is that alcohol will only be sold in licensed outlets. The reasons behind this are; to ensure that those under the age of 18 years do not access alcohol. In its role of licensing importers and exporters of alcohol, how is NACADA collaborating with other agencies to ensure compliance with the law and avoidance of poisonous substances concealed as or imported or exported alcohol? We work in close collaboration with other lead agencies to promote the monitoring and surveillance of national and emerging trends and patterns in the production, manufacture, sale, consumption, trafficking and promotion of alcohol and drugs prone to abuse. We conduct surveillance and crackdowns in partnership with the Ministry of Interior and Coordination of National Government, National Police Service and other relevant entities. The coastal region of this country
has been adversely affected by drug and alcohol abuse among young people. What is NACADA doing to tackle this menace among the youth in that region? NACADA is addressing this issue both from the demand reduction and supply suppression angles. On demand reduction, NACADA has initiated various alcohol and drug prevention programmes in Coast region. There is the school-based Life Skills Training (LST) Programme going on in 38 primary schools in Mombasa, Kwale, Kilifi, Lamu, Tana River and Taita Taveta counties reaching over 2,500 pupils. This evidence-based program promotes healthy alternatives to risky behavior by teaching adolescents the necessary skills to resist peer pressures to smoke, drink and use intoxicating drugs. For the youth who are already addicted to drugs, NACADA is working closely with the County Governments in providing affordable treatment and rehabilitation services. NACADA has supported the Taita Taveta County to refurbish Wesu Hospital Rehabilitation Centre and Lamu County Government and Lamu County to re-equip the Kenya Red Cross Rehab Centre. NACADA has also partnered with Kenya Red Cross, MEWA and Reachout Trust CSOs, Ministry of Health and the Mombasa County Government to establish and commission the Miritini Rehabilitation Centre.
What can you cite as the major achievements so far registered by NACADA since its creation? The effective implementation of priority efforts for promotion of health and a healthy nation directly impacts the socio-economic, health, political and demographic situation of our country. Our legislations such as the Alcoholic Drinks Control Act (ADCA,2010), the NACADA Act, 2012, policies and strategies have enabled us to implement national and regional programs to prevent substance use. Please give us a summary of NACADA’s long term and sustainable strategy to combat alcohol and drug abuse in society The Authority’s long term and sustainable strategy involves focusing on five key strategies: • Public Education and Advocacy through demand reduction initiatives; • Quality Treatment, Rehabilitation and Re-integration of persons with Substance Use Disorder; • Enhancing compliance to Alcohol and Drug Control Laws, Regulations and Standards; and • Strengthening National Repository on Alcohol and Drug Abuse through leadership in Planning and Policy Formulation, and Research.
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Governor launches bananabuying initiative to cushion farmers and feed the poor BY WAGEMA MWANGI
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aveta farmers have expressed cautious optimism for better days ahead after Governor Granton Samboja (pictured)launched a personal initiative of buying bananas from farms for distribution to hundreds of vulnerable families in villages across the county. Since Covid-19 pandemic was reported in Kenya, fortunes for thousands of banana farmers in Taveta hit rock-bottom following closure of major markets and tourist hotels. As a result, massive losses were reported as bananas ripened and rotted in the farms. The situation was so dire that farmers fed livestock with bananas to avert losses.
The new initiative by the county boss seems to be part of a move to alleviate farmers’ suffering while at the same time bolster food security for poverty-stricken families. Speaking to KNA on Monday, County Executive Committee Member for Trade Ms. Vumi Ringo said, the governor was buying a minimum of 600 bunches daily from the farmers. She added that the bananas were being distributed to the vulnerable families in villages in dry areas including Kishushe and Paranga in Wundanyi. More network distributions are being worked out for families in Maungu, Kasighau and Mwatate. “This is a personal initiative to cushion the farmers against
total losses following closure of markets after the Covid-19 outbreak. We will ensure the bananas reach needy households,” she said. The crop is being sought from Mboghoni, Kimondio, Kitobo and Eldoro villages amongst other banana-producing areas in Taveta. A section of farmers in Taveta have lauded the governor’s move terming it as welcome and timely. Mr. Charles Kamanga, a farmer, said they had incurred massive losses since March. He blamed the losses on market closure that saw thousands of tons of bananas go to waste. “We are grateful for this move that will see us at least recoup some of our investments in the banana crop,”
he said. He also added that the governor was buying at a better price than the brokers and other traders who visited the farms occasionally. While the brokers bought a bunch at Sh150, the governor was buying at Sh300. He however urged the county government to fasttrack the construction of a ba-
nana factory to take over the surplus production whenever there was a glut. “Once the factory is complete, it will offer a large-scale market to all farmers in the region. The governor’s initiative is welcome but it cannot accomodate all the bananas our farms produce,” he said. Currently, over 2,000 hec-
tares are under the banana crop in Taveta sub-county. According to data from TaitaTaveta Bananas (TATABA), a union of banana-farmers, the region has an annual production of 126,000 tons. On average, the farmers supplied 100 tons of bananas to markets and hotels in Mombasa daily.
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Career Opportunities
Public Notice
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is the National Revenue Collection Agency for the Government of Kenya. Our Vision is: “A Globally Trusted Revenue Agency Facilitating Tax and Customs Compliance”. KRA is seeking result-oriented, self-driven individuals with high integrity to fill the following vacant positions: Department
INTERNAL AUDIT
Position
Job Ref
Supervisor – Information Security Audit
SUP-ISA-20
Supervisor – Corporate Support Services Audit
SUP-CSSA-20
Supervisor – Audit Follow Up
SUP-AFU-20
Supervisor – Compliance Audit
SUP-CA-20
Note: 1. All applications from interested and qualified candidates must be submitted online through the process below. 2. ONLY shortlisted candidates will be contacted. 3. All applications should be submitted online by 21st September 2020. 4. KRA is an equal opportunity employer committed to gender and disability mainstreaming. Persons with Disability are encouraged to apply. 5. KRA does not charge any application, processing, interviewing or any other fee in connection with our recruitment process. Application Guidelines Registration: 1. Go to https://erecruitment.kra.go.ke/login and then click on the ‘Register’ button to start the application process. Use your personal/private email address (non-work email) to register. 2. After registration, you will receive an email enabling you to confirm your email address and complete your registration. Log on: 1. After registration go to https://erecruitment.kra.go.ke/login 2. Key in your username and password then click on ‘Log in’ to access your account. 3. After successful log in, the system will open the ‘Applicant Cockpit’. Candidate Profile (To create or update applicant detail): 1. On the ‘Applicant Cockpit’ page, go to the tab ‘Candidate Profile’. 2. Click on ‘My Profile’ to create and update your profile. 3. Follow the instructions to complete your profile. 4. The process will end by clicking the tab ‘Overview and Release’. 5. Ensure you click the check box on the page to complete the profile. Application process: 1. To view the open job postings click on the tab ‘Employment Opportunities’ on the ‘Applicant Cockpit’ page. 2. Under the heading ‘Job Search’ click the ‘Start’ button to view all available vacancies. 3. Click on the Job posting to display the details of the position. 4. To apply for the position, click ‘Apply’ button at the top of the page. 5. Follow the instructions to complete and submit your application. 6. Kindly note that all mandatory fields must be completed. 7. To complete the process of application, click the ‘Send Application Now’ button after reviewing and accepting the ‘Data Privacy Statement’.
100% Waiver of Interest on Land Rates The County Government of Nairobi hereby give notice to all land rates defaulters that H.E Governor Mike Mbuvi Sonko has granted 100% waiver on interest (penalties) for those who will pay such outstanding Rates in full within one month period from 15th September 2020 to 15th October 2020 on the following conditions; • That the rate payer clears in full the total principal land rate and pay 10% administrative costs based on interest amount payable. All land rate defaulters are also warned that upon failure to pay, legal consequences will be instituted which include but not limited to: 1.
Compel land rates defaulter’s tenants to pay directly to the County Government until the land rates and interest due are fully paid.
2.
Cancel or withdraw any licence/permit granted in the premises in which land rates have not been paid.
3.
Charge the property over unpaid rates plus interest until the full amount is cleared.
4.
Rates defaulters with pending cases in court for recovery of rates arrears will in addition be required to pay the legal costs incurred.
The County Government of Nairobi, through its principal agent, Kenya Revenue Authority operates a cashless payment system. All payments should be made through the following County Revenue Collection accounts: 1. Cooperative Bank • Account Name: Nairobi City County KRA Revenue Account • Account Number: 01141709410000 • Branch: City Hall 2. National Bank • Account Name: Nairobi City County KRA Revenue Account • Account Number: 01071225251100 • Branch: Kenyatta Avenue Concerned property owners should make payments upon obtaining bills/invoices from City Hall Cash office, Makadara Cash Office and Times Tower Ground Floor Banking Hall. Payments through Cooperative Bank require their payment slips be presented to the above indicated cash offices. NB: failure to present the banking slip for receipting immediately after payment will not relieve the obligation to pay late payment penalties where applicable. At the end of the Waiver Period, KRA will institute enforcement measures to recover the principal and interest amounts. For further clarification and facilitation, please contact the following Telephone Numbers: 0709013941, 0709 013 942, 0709 013 943, 0709 013 944
Chief Finance Officer, NCCG
Head of County Revenue Division, KRA
In case of any challenge, please send your email query to [email protected]
www.kra.go.ke
www.kra.go.ke
Disclaimer: KRA notifies taxpayers that it will not accept responsibility for payments not received, credited and validated in the relevant KRA accounts. Corruption Reporting: +254 (0726) 984 668, Email: [email protected]. Short Messaging Services (SMS): Dial (*572#) or Text to 22572. Contact Centre: +254 (020) 4 999 999, +254 (0711) 099 999, Email: [email protected]. Complaints & Information Center Hotlines: +254 (0) 20 281 7700 / 7800, +254 (0) 20 3 343 342, Email: [email protected]
Disclaimer: KRA notifies taxpayers that it will not accept responsibility for payments not received, credited and validated in the relevant KRA accounts. Corruption Reporting: +254 (0726) 984 668, Email: [email protected]. Short Messaging Services (SMS): Dial (*572#) or Text to 22572. Contact Centre: +254 (020) 4 999 999, +254 (0711) 099 999, Email: [email protected]. Complaints & Information Center Hotlines: +254 (0) 20 281 7700 / 7800, +254 (0) 20 3 343 342, Email: [email protected]
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MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY, TRADE AND COOPERATIVES KENYA INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTE (KITI)
JANUARY 2021 INTAKE Kenya Industrial Training Institute (KITI) is a training Institute under the Ministry of Industrialization, Trade and Enterprise Development situated in Nakuru town. It offers Industrial/ Entrepreneurship skills training for school leavers and skills upgrading for industrial workers and employees from SMEs & SMIs. The Institute is also partnering with Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT), CDF committees and KCB Foundation to train employees from Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and Small & Medium
LONG TERM KNEC EXAMINED COURSES COURSE TITLE
1.
2.
3.
4.
BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT Diploma in Building Technology (Module1) CLOTHING AND TEXTILES DEPARTMENT i). Diploma in Fashion Design and Garment Making (Module I) ii) Craft Certificate in Fashion Design and Garment Making (Module I) LEATHER& TANNERY DEPARTMENT i). Artisan Certificate in Leather work ii). Craft Certificate in Leather work I.C.T DEPARTMENT i) Craft Certificate in IC Module I ii) Diploma in ICT Module I iii) Diploma in ICT (Module II)
DURATION
1 Year
1 Year
1 Year 2 Years
1 Year
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
KCSE Mean Grade CKCSE Mean Grade CKCSE Mean Grade D Plain
9.
FEES Boarder
Non Boarder
1st Term 18,200/= Subsequent terms 17,000/=
1st Term 10,700/= Subsequent terms 9,500/=
1st Term 18,200/= Subsequent terms 17,000/=
1st Term 10,700/= Subsequent terms 9,500/=
KCPE and above KCSE MEAN Grade D Plain
1st Term 18,200/= Subsequent terms 17,000/=
1st Term 10,700/= Subsequent terms 9,500/=
KCSE Mean Grade D Plain
1st Term 18,200/= Subsequent terms 17,000/=
1st Term 10,700/= Subsequent terms 9,500/=
KCSE Mean Grade C-
Industries (SMIs) in Clothing and Textiles, Welding and Fabrication, Foundry Technology, Automotive, Building and Construction, Electrical and Electronics, Food and Beverage, Leather and Tannery and Entrepreneurship. The Institute is well equipped with state of the art training facilities/ equipment including a modern and registered medical facility with qualified medical staff offering medical and counseling services to the trainees.
EXAMINING BODY KNEC
KNEC
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT i) Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Plant Option) (Module I)
1 Year
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT Plumbing (Basic)
12
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT i. Mechanical Engineering (Basic) Welding Fabrication, Turning, Fitting ii) Refrigeration & Air Condtioning (Basic)
13
1st Term 18,200/= Subsequent terms 17,000/=
1st Term 10,700/= Subsequent terms 9,500/=
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15
vi) Artisan Certificate in Welding & Fabrication
7.
ii) iii)
iv)
v)
8.
9.
1 year
KCSE Mean Grade D Plain
1 year
KCSE Mean Grade C-
ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT i)
Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Power Option) Module I Craft Certificate in Electrical and Electronics Engineering Module I (Power Option) Artisan in Electrical Installation
1 Year
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT i) Diploma in Human Resource Mgt (Mod. I) ii) Diploma in Supply Chain Mgt (Module I)
KCSE Mean Grade CKCSE Mean Grade D Plain
1stTerm 18,200 Subsequent terms 17,000/=
1stTerm 10,700/= Subsequent terms 9,500/=
School leavers, employees from SMEs & SMIs, Employees from Industries
3 months
6 months
3months each 3 months Evening and weekends
1stTerm 10,700/= Subsequent terms 9,500/=
1year
KCSE Mean Grade D Plain
1stTerm 18,200 Subsequent terms 17,000/=
1stTerm 10,700/= Subsequent terms 9,500/=
KNEC
KCSE Mean Grade D Plain KCSE Mean Grade C1 year
KCSE mean Grade C-
1stTerm 18,200 Subsequent terms 17,000/=
1stTerm 10,700/= Subsequent terms 9,500/=
KNEC
Motor Vehicle Mechanics, school leavers, employees from industries, employees from SMEs & SMIs, vehicle owners with prior knowledge of the trade in MVM. School leavers, and employees from industries Pass in Basic level Electrical Installation Pass in Intermediate level Pass in Electrical Installation course, Practicing solar marketers OR Electrical School leavers, technicians employees from industries, employees from SMEs & SMIs Pass in Basic Electronics Course Pass in Intermediate Electronics
3 months
School leavers and employees
1 month each
Builders, Draughtsmen, Engineers, Technicians working in manufacturing industries
17
FOOD & BEVERAGE DEPARTMENT Cake making and Decoration
1 month
Employees, School leavers, self-employed persons, CBOs
18
LEATHER & TANNERY DEPARTMENT i. Leather Tanning ii. Footwear (shoe making) Production iii) Leather work
3 months each
Employees from tanneries, shoe industries, school leavers
KNEC
KCSE Mean Grade D Plain
KCSE Mean Grade C-
3months each
Pass in Basic Mechanical Engineering Employees from SMEs & SMIs, School leavers, Factory workers
I.C.T. DEPARTMENT i. Computer Proficiency Course ii. Computer Aided Design a) Auto CAD b) Auto Desk Inventor c) Civil 3D
16
1stTerm 18,200 Subsequent terms 17,000/=
ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT i) Computer Engineering & Maintenance ii) Electronics Mechanic (Basic, Intermediate & Advance)
KNEC
KCPE and above KCSE Mean Grade C-
Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Telecommunication ) Module I Craft Certificate in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Telecommunication) Module I
FOOD & BEVERAGE DEPARTMENT i) Diploma in Food & Beverage Mgt (Module ii) Certificate in Food & Beverage Production iii) Certificate in Nutrition & Dietetics (Mod. I iv) Diploma in Nutrition & Diatetics Mod. 1
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT i) Electrical Installation(Basic, Intermediate, Advance) ii) Solar Water Heating iii) Solar PV Technology
Craft Certificate in Mechanical Engineering (Production Option (Module I)
AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT i) Craft Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Module I) ii) Diploma in Automotive Engineering (Mod II)
3 months
KCSE Mean Grade D Plain KCPE and above
iv) Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Production Option) (Module II)
6.
AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT i. Motor vehicle mechanics (MVM Advanced)
School leavers, employees from SMEs & SMIs, Employees from Industries
KNEC
Pass in Diploma Module I or Craft Module II
iii) Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Plant Option) (Module II)
KCSE Mean Grade D
3 months
ii. Panel Beating & Spray Painting & Car Upholstery. (Advanced)
Pass in Module I or Craft II
ii) Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Production Option) (Module I)
v)
KCSE Mean Grade CKCSE Mean Grade C-
CLOTHING & TEXTILES DEPARTMENT i. Dress making Including tie & dye(Basic) ii. Tailoring (Basic) iii. Hair Dressing & Beauty Therapy (Basic)
11
Pass in Diploma Module I or Craft in ICT Module II 5.
1 year
1stTerm 18,200 Subsequent terms 17,000/=
1stTerm 10,700/= Subsequent terms 9,500/=
KNEC
INDUSTRIAL SKILLS UP-GRADING COURSES 10.
KNEC
KNEC
Certificate courses i) Certificate in Human Resource Mgt (Mod I) ii) Certificate in Supply Chain Mgt (Module I)
Note: Other Payments - Caution money – Kshs. 1,000 (paid once per training period) - Registration – Kshs. 1,000 ( paid once on admission) - Student Identity card - Kshs. 200 (paid once on admission) - Insurance fee for industrial attachment – Kshs 3,000 ( Paid once) - Activity Fee - 1500 (Paid termly). - Material Fee – 3000 (Paid once per training period Except Business Students) All applications MUST be accompanied with Photocopies of:- KCSE Certificate or Result Slip - School Leaving Certificate or any relevant certificates - National ID Card/Birth Certificate - Money Order/ Postal Order of Kshs. 300 (Non-refundable) application fee - 1 passport size photograph (coloured)
20,000/=
12,500/=
NITA KITI
20,000/=
12,500/=
NITA KITI
20,000/=
12,500/=
NITA
20,000/=
12,500/=
KITI NITA
20,000/=
12,500/=
KITI
20,000
NITA
12,500/=
KITI
20,000/=
NITA
20,000/=
12,500/=
KITI
20,000/=
12,500/=
KITI
50,000/=
20,000/=
12,500/=
KITI
20,000/=
12,500/=
KITI NITA
APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO: THE DIRECTOR KENYA INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTE P.O. Box 280-20100 Nakuru, Tel. (051)2216755, E-mail: [email protected] Mobile numbers: 0738-233765/0714-579276 TO REACH US ON OR BEFORE 19TH OCTOBER, 2020
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INVITATION TO TENDER Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral and Research Hospital invites tenders and Registration/pre-qualification of Suppliers for various goods, works and or services for the Financial Years 2020-2022 from interested eligible bidders as per the instructions provided here under.
Kibarani Branch P.O. Box 87080 – 80100 GPO MOMBASA Tel. 020 3542623 Fax. 020 3542623
TENDER NOTICE Kenya Meat Commission invites tenders from eligible and interested bidders for the following: -
TENDER NUMBER
TENDER NAME
OPENING DATE
ELIGIBILITY
1
KUTRRH/TNDR/S/001/ FBFI/2020-2022
Provision of Fire, Burglary and Fidelity Insurance Services
24/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
2
KUTRRH/TNDR/S/002/ MV/2020-2022
Provision of Motor Vehicle Insurance Services
24/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
3
KUTRRH/TNDR/S/003/ INSIND/2020-2022
Provision of Indemnity Insurance Services
24/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
4
KUTRRH/TNDR/S/004/ WIBA/2020-2022
Provision of Group Personal Accident and Workers Injury Benefit (WIBA) Insurance Services
24/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
5
KUTRRH/TNDR/S/005/ SECU/2020-2022
Provision of Security Services
24/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
6
KUTRRH/TNDR/G/006/ LAB/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Laboratory Items and Reagents
30/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
7
KUTRRH/TNDR/G/007/ PHARM/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Pharmaceuticals
30/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
8
KUTRRH/TNDR/G/008/ FUELS/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Fuels
30/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
9
KUTRRH/TNDR/G/009/ CONS/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Construction, Electrical and Plumbing Materials
30/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
10
KUTRRH/TNDR/G/010/ BRACH/2020-2021
Supply and Delivery of Brachytherapy Machine
30/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
11
KUTRRH/TNDR/G/011/ NPHAR/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Non-Pharmaceuticals
30/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
12
KUTRRH/TNDR/G/012/ AVS/2020-2021
Supply and Delivery of Automatic Voltage Stabilizer
30/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
13
KUTRRH/TNDR/S/013/ HSCS/2020-2022
Provision of Hygiene and Safety Cleaning Services
30/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
14
KUTRRH/TNDR/G/014/ AP/2020-2021
Supply and Delivery of Animal Products (Meat, Poultry & Dairy)
30/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
Tender Number
Item/Tender Description
Eligibility
Opening/Closing Date
15
KUTRRH/TNDR/G/016/ FS/2020-2021
Supply and Delivery of Foodstuff
25/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
KMC/OT/FA/7757/2020
Supply and delivery of Anhy-drous Ammonia Gas.
Tuesday 6th October, 2020 Time 11 a.m.
16
KUTRRH/TNDR/G/018/ STA/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of General Office Stationery
29/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
Registration with Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA)
17
KUTRRH/TNDR/G/019/ ICTE/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Computers, Printers and ICT Accessories
29/09/2020 at 10:00am
Open
KMC/OT/FA/7756/2020
Supply and delivery of Furnace Oil 180 CST and Motor vehicle fuel cards.
Registration with Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA)
Tuesday 6th October, 2020 Time 11 a.m.
KMC/OT/FA/7714/2020
Supply and delivery of primary meat packaging material
AGPO – Youth, PWD & Women.
Tuesday 6th October, 2020 Time 11 a.m.
KMC/OT/LV/FA/2020-2021
Supply and delivery of livestock.
Open .Women, Youth and PLWD are encouraged to apply.
Thursday 1st October, 2020 Time 11 a.m.
SPECIAL CATEGORY - YOUTH, WOMEN AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITY
TENDER NUMBER
TENDER NAME
OPENING DATE
ELIGIBILITY
1
KUTRRH/TNDR/S/015/ CLEAN & SANT/20202022
Provision of Cleaning and Sanitary Services
25/09/2020 at 10:00am
Women
2
KUTRRH/TNDR/G/017/ ICI/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Infection Control Items
25/09/2020 at 10:00am
Youth, Women and Person’s with Disability
3
KUTRRH/TNDR/G/020/ ICTC/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of ICT Consumables
29/09/2020 at 10:00am
Youth, Women and Person’s with Disability
4
KUTRRH/TNDR/G/021/ FV/2020-2021
Supply and Delivery of Fruits And Vegetables
29/09/2020 at 10:00am
Youth, Women and Person’s with Disability
REGISTRATION/PREQUALIFICATION OF SUPPLIERS
S/NO
TENDER NUMBER
TENDER NAME
OPENING DATE
ELIGIBILITY
1
KUTRRH/TNDR/G/022/ PQ/2020-2022
Registration/Pre-Qualification Of Suppliers – Various categories
01/10/2020 at 10:00am
All
Interested eligible candidates may obtain further information from and inspect the tender documents at KUTRRH Procurement Department during normal working hours 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday. A complete set of tender documents may be obtained by interested candidates upon payment of a non-refundable fee of Kshs 1,000 to be deposited in:Bank Name: Kenya Commercial Bank Branch: Thika Road Mall Account Name: KUTRRH Account Number: 1258637243 OR Download the tender documents free of charge at KUTRRH website www.kutrrh.go.ke. Bidders who opt to download MUST send their contacts details with the tender name and number as subject to [email protected] Those who buy the tenders are advised to take the bank slip to the Cashier to be issued with an official receipt before collecting the tender documents from Procurement Department during normal working hours, Monday-Friday.
3.
Prequalification/Registration of supplier’s document will be downloaded free of charge from the website as indicated above. There will be NO issuance of hardcopies.
4.
Bidders seeking clarification MUST strictly do so through the emails provided – [email protected] / [email protected]
5.
Completed tender documents shall be sealed and marked as stated in the tender document and be deposited in the “Tender Box” Located at Centre for Specialized Clinics Building, Ground Floor so as to reach us on or before indicate date and opening time per each tender.
6.
Candidates who wish to attend and witness the receiving and subsequent opening of the bids are hereby requested to make formal application at least two (2) working days before the indicated deadline for submission. Only Ten (10) Representatives from the interested bidders shall witness the receiving and sealing of the documents
7.
Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the tenderer’s or their representatives who may choose to attend at KUTRRH Boardrooms.
NOTE:
Canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification.
1.
Registration of suppliers
Tender Number
Item/Tender Description
Eligibility
Opening/Closing Date
KMC/REG/001/2020-2022
Registration of suppliers 2020-2022
Open .Women, Youth and PLWD are encouraged to apply for reserved categories.
Tuesday 29th September, 2020 Time 11 a.m.
2.
S/NO
CATEGORY C.
2.
OPEN NATIONAL TENDERS-CITIZEN CONTRACTORS
Landhies Rd. Depot P.O. Box 30414 – 00100 GPO NAIROBI Tel. 020 2013426/31 Fax. 020 2013426
S/NO
CATEGORY B.
1.
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KENYA MEAT COMMISSION
TELEPHONE: 0710642513/0780900519 EMAIL: [email protected]
CATEGORY A.
SEPTEMBER 15, 2020
National Open Tenders
Tender Number
Item/Tender Description
Eligibility
Opening/Closing Date
KMC/OT/7336/2020-2021
Provision of Medical Insurance cover for KMC Board of Commissioners and staff
Registered Insurance Brokers / Underwriters
Thursday 1st October, 2020 Time 11 a.m.
KMC/OT/7501/2020-2021
Provision of annual General Insurance Cover
Registered Insurance Brokers /Underwriters
Thursday 1st October, 2020 Time 11 a.m.
KMC/OT/7804/2020
Supply of Advanced Accounting Business Solution
Accreditation from Ministry of Information & Communication Technology.
Thursday 1st October, 2020 Time 11 a.m.
KMC/OT/7454/2020
Supply of Pest Control and Fumigation services
AGPO – Youth, PWD and Women
Thursday 1st October, 2020 Time 11 a.m.
KMC/OT/LFH/2020
Tender for lease of Lavington House Nairobi.
Open to all
Friday 9th October, 2020 Time 11 a.m.
3.
4.
Frame Work Agreements
International Tendering
Tender Number
Item/Tender Description
Eligibility
Opening/Closing Date
KMC/IT/7713/2020
Supply and delivery of Soya Ingredients.
Open to local and International suppliers
Tuesday 6th October, 2020 Time 11 a.m.
KMC/IT/7712/2020
Supply and delivery of rectangular metal cans 300g.
Open to local and international suppliers
Tuesday 6th October, 2020 Time 11 a.m.
5.
Expression of Interest
Tender Number
Item/Tender Description
Eligibility
Opening/Closing Date
KMC/EOI/FA/2020-2021
Expression of Interest for conducting Forensic Audit
Forensic Auditors
Friday 9th October, 2020 Time 11 a.m.
Tender documents with detailed specifications and conditions in soft copies can be accessed and obtained free of charge from: www.tenders.go.ke or www.kenyameat.co.ke. or can be purchased at non-refundable fee of Kes 1000 from the Kenya Meat Commission, Supply Chain Office during normal working hours Interested bidders must register through [email protected], for clarification or addendum. Complete tender documents, Serialized , original and a copy to be sealed in plain envelopes clearly marked “Tender Number and Name ’ should be addressed and delivered to: The Managing Commissioner, Kenya Meat Commission, P.O. Box 2 Athi River. Or be deposited in the tender Box located at KMC headquarters main reception in Athi River marked “Tender Box” so as to be received on or before Tuesday 29th September, 2020 Time 11 a.m. Registration, Thursday 1st October, 2020 Time 11 a.m., Livestock Supply and Open tenders (Insurance, Accounting, Fumigation), Tuesday 6th October, 2020 Time 11 a.m., Framework Agreements (Ammonia, Furnace Oil, Packaging) and International tenders and Friday 9th October, 2020 Time 11 a.m., Expression of Interest and Open Tenders (Lease). Tender opening will be carried out immediately thereafter at the KMC Boardroom, Managing Commissioners office block. Managing Commissioner, Kenya Meat Commission.
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State commits to fast-track issuance of funds to Thwake Dam BY ROSELYNE KAVOO (KNA)
T
he National Treasury has assured Kenyans of timely disbursement of funds towards the ongoing construction of the Thwake Multipurpose dam to ensure that the project is completed on time. National Treasury Principal Secretary Dr. Julius Muia said, the treasury has laid out plans to ensure funds released to the contractor- China Gezhouba Group Corporation (CGGC) are fast-tracked.
Dr. Muia said the government, in collaboration with African Development Bank (AFDB), had sourced enough funding for the project and promised the contractor of steady cash flow from the Treasury. ‘‘I will do whatever it takes to have the money released on time. We will have a dedicated team at the Treasury that will ensure payments are made to avoid unnecessary delays of the project,” he said.
Speaking when he toured the construction site at the confluence of rivers Thwake and Athi in Kitui and Makueni counties, the PS noted that many government projects take long to complete due to delays in funding but said President Uhuru Kenyatta was keen on having the project completed within the stipulated timelines. ‘‘Many government projects delay for even up to ten years, but our wish is to have Thwake
National Treasury Principal Secretary Dr. Julius Muia (center) and Makueni County Commissioner Maalim Mohammed (right) when the PS toured the construction site of Thwake Multipurpose dam in Makueni and Kitui counties on Wednesday.
Multipurpose Dam completed even before the timelines elapse. We are here on a fact finding mission to establish the challenges and have them resolved,’’said Dr. Muia. He noted that the dam, whose completion rate currently stands at 41.5 percent, is geared towards the achievement of the government’s Big Four Agenda. ‘‘The project is one of the flagship projects mooted under the vision 2030,’’said the PS.
MINISTRY OF TOURISM & WILDLIFE Republic of Kenya
STATE DEPARTMENT FOR WILDLIFE
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Our Vision
REPUBLIC OF KENYA
“A citizen-centric public service”
Our Mission
“To reform and transform the public service for efficient and effective service delivery”
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) CONSULTANCY SERVICES TO REVIEW THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT ACT, NO. 47 OF 2013 1.
Background The Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife, State Department for Wildlife wishes to engage the services of a Consultant to carry out a comprehensive review of the Wildlife Conservation and Management Act, No. 47 of 2013.
2.
Objective
SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES FOR THE POSITION OF DATA COMMISSIONER The Public Service Commission, in compliance to the provisions of Section 6(2) of the Data Protection Act, re-advertised the position of Data Commissioner in the print media and the Commission website on 18th August, 2020. By the close of the advertisement period on 8th September, 2020, the Commission had received one hundred and twenty-six (126) applications. A list of all the applicants is available on the Commission website www.publicservice.go.ke Following the conclusion of the shortlisting exercise, the Commission publishes the names and the interview schedule of the shortlisted candidates and calls for public participation requesting for comments on any of the candidates.
The objective is to undertake a comprehensive review of the Wildlife Conservation and Management Act, 2013 (No. 47 of 2013) and develop a draft Bill of the same.
3. a)
b)
4.
Scope of Work /Activities
Legislative Drafting i. Prepare an inception report clearly detailing proposed approach, methodology and data collection tools to be used in executing the assignment. ii. Undertake a comprehensive review and analyze the existing legal framework and identify the weaknesses, shortcomings and the gaps in the existing Wildlife Conservation and Management Act (No. 47) of 2013. iii. Study the new Wildlife Policy 2020 and identify aspects to be included in the New Wildlife Bill. iv. Conduct a comparative analysis of wildlife laws (statutes) and provide recommendations in line with best international practices. v. Prepare and present a comprehensive work plan for the development of draft Bill, including the consultative process, and resultant budgetary expectations. vi. Draft the Wildlife Conservation and Management Bill. vii. Duration of the consultancy is six (6) months Coordination and Facilitation i. Liaise with the State Department for Wildlife (SDW) in coordination and facilitation of the Wildlife Conservation and Management Bill process. ii. Facilitate consultative sessions, forums and workshops organized by the SDW.
Qualification and Experience
Interested consultant should have a minimum of a Master’s degree in Environmental Law, with experience in legislative drafting, be an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya with at least 15 years relevant experience, should have good communication skills, have ability to work within tight deadlines, and demonstrate experience in similar assignments within the Natural Resources Sector. The consultant should provide a pin certificate, valid tax compliance certificate and physical address. Selection of the Consultant will be in accordance with procedures set out in the Public Procurement and Disposal Act, 2015 and the Public Procurement and Disposal Regulations, 2020. The complete set of tender documents containing detailed Terms of Reference may be obtained from the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife website (www.tourism.go.ke) or the National Treasury suppliers’ portal (www.treasury. go.ke). Prices quoted must be net inclusive of all taxes and delivery must be in Kenya shillings and shall remain valid for 120 days from the closing date of the tender. Duly completed set of RFP document in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked RFP No.SDW/1/2020-2012: “Provision of Consultancy Services for Review of the Wildlife Conservation and Management Act, 2013” and bearing no indication of the identity of the Consultant should be addressed to The Principal Secretary, State Department for Wildlife, P. O. Box 41394 – 00100 Nairobi, and be deposited into the tender box at the reception of State Department for Wildlife, NSSF Building, Block-A, Eastern Wing, 15th Floor, on or before 12:00 Noon, on 29th September, 2020. The proposals shall be enclosed in different envelopes clearly marked technical and financial proposals. Technical Proposals will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of Consultants or their representatives who choose to attend. Principal Secretary State Department for Wildlife
MONDAY 21ST SEPTEMBER, 2020 S/No.
Name
Gender
County
Interview Time
1
Thomas Oganga Odhiambo
Male
Homa Bay
9.00 a.m.
2
Dr. Kennedy Okong’o, PhD
Male
Migori
10.00 a.m.
3
Immaculate Kassait, MBS
Female
Kiambu
11.00 a.m.
4
Murshid Abdalla Mohamed
Male
Mombasa
12.00 noon
5
Brian Gichana Omwenga
Male
Kisii
2.00 p.m.
6
Miriam Ndumi Mwonge
Female
Makueni
3.00 p.m.
TUESDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER, 2020 S/No.
Name
Gender
County
Interview Time
1
Anthony Akelo Okulo
Male
Kisumu
9.00 a.m.
2
Rose Mambo
Female
Nairobi
10.00 a.m.
3
John Walubengo Nyongesa, OGW
Male
Bungoma
11.00 a.m.
4
Margaret Makhungu Mukoba
Female
Nairobi
12.00 noon
5
Dr. Mwalili Tobias Mbithi
Male
Machakos
2.00 p.m.
6
Michael Gatu Mbuthia
Male
Nyeri
3.00 p.m.
The shortlisted candidates will be interviewed at the Public Service Commission, Harambee Avenue Nairobi on the date and time indicated. The candidates should be at the venue at least fifteen (15) minutes before the starting time. Shortlisted candidates should bring with them originals of the following documents: (i) National Identity Card; (ii) Academic and Professional Certificates and Transcripts; (iii) Any other supporting documents and testimonials; and (iv) Clearances from the following bodies: (a) Kenya Revenue Authority; (b) Higher Education Loans Board; (c) Any of the Registered Credit Reference Bureaus; (d) Directorate of Criminal Investigations (Police Clearance Certificate); (v) Self-Declaration Form duly stamped by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission; and (vi) Recommendation from relevant professional bodies (where applicable).
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION Members of the public are invited to avail any credible information of interest relating to any of the shortlisted candidates (through sworn affidavits) to the Secretary/CEO, Public Service Commission, 4th floor Commission House, off Harambe Avenue, Nairobi or online through [email protected] so as to be received on or before 21st September, 2020.
SECRETARY/CEO PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
Cover your mouth when sneezing
Wash hands with water and soap/ sanitizer
Avoid contact with sick people
Don’t touch eyes, nose or mouth with unwashed hands
Thoroughly cook meat, eggs. Don’t eat raw food
Sports Kenya reads riot act to contractor over project delay BY SAMUEL WAITITU
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ports Kenya has threatened to push for the cancellation of Sh280 million tender for the construction of Ruring’u Stadium, Nyeri that has already overrun its completion period. Sports Kenya Director, Mwangi Muthee expressed concern over the capacity of
the contractor, Funan Construction Company Ltd, to complete the stadium whose construction commenced in 2017 and was due for completion by July 30 this year. The contractor had sought a two-month extension period after failing to meet the July deadline and made an undertaking of delivering the stadium by the end of September.
However, nothing much is happening on the ground towards meeting the deadline with workers already having laid down tools over nonpayment of their dues for over one month. “I would like to be very categorical that we are not happy with the progress and we feel the contractor has no capacity to deliver this stadium at
Sports Kenya Director, Mwangi Muthee speaking during a press briefing at Ruring’u Stadium in Nyeri County on Monday.
Keep objects and surfaces clean
the stipulated time,” the official said. Speaking Monday after an inspection tour of the stadium alongside the County Development Implementation Coordination Committee (CDICC) team led by County Commissioner Loyford Kibaara, Muthee said they were contemplating cancelling the tender though due process has to be followed. “It is now upon the contractor to prove that he should retain the tender,” asserted the Director, adding that the feeling of many in his team was that they were wasting time with him.
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ADVERTS | 11 On allegations by the contractor that the delay was occasioned by nonpayment of his dues for work done, Muthee said they do not owe the contractor any money. “We are ahead in terms of payment but the contractor seems to have terminated his contractual obligations of being on site and paying his workers,” said Muthee. The County Commissioner wondered why the contractor was not on site nor paid his workers yet he had been advanced Sh20 million for mobilization at the commencement of the project.
ISO 9001:2015 CERTIFIED
Career Opportunity The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is the principal revenue collector for the Government of Kenya with the primary goal to deliver Kenya to financial self-sufficiency through effective tax revenue mobilization. KRA is seeking a result-oriented, self-driven individual of high integrity to fill the position of Deputy Commissioner – Risk Management & Post Clearance Audit.
INTERNATIONAL OPEN TENDER
Purpose of the job: The Deputy Commissioner – Risk Management & Post Clearance Audit is responsible for providing strategic leadership as well as formulating and implementing policies/strategies in the Risk Management Division in accordance the relevant legislative laws, regulations and operating procedures.
The National Irrigation Authority whiches t invite sealed tender for the following project.
S. No.
Tender No.
Tender Name
Tender Submision Deadline
Target Group
1.
NIA/T/084/2020-2021
Tender for Construction Works of Lower Sio Irrigation Project, Busia County
6th October 2020 at 12.00 a.m local time
ALL
2.
NIA/T/085/2020-2021
Construction of Meru Clusters of Meru clusters Irrigation Projects in Meru County
7th October 2020 at 12.00 a.m local time
AGPO
Construction of Tharaka Nithi Clusters Irrigation Projects in Tharaka Nithi County
7th October 2020 at 12.00 a.m local time
ALL
3.
NIA/T/086/2020-2021
Detailed tender document may be viewed and obtained by interested and eligible tenderers free of charge from the Authority’s website: http://www.nib.or.ke/tenders or GoK’s Public Procurement Information Portal, https://www.tenders.go.ke from 18th September 2020. Tenderers who intend to submit their tenders MUST promptly submit their names and contact details to: [email protected] for communication of any clarification(s) and addendum (s) during the tendering process. S.No
Amendment
Tender No.
Tender Name
1
Addendum No.01
NIA/T/081/2020-2021
2
Clarification No.01
Construction of New Main Canal and Associated Civil Works From Korakora to Nanighi for Bura Irrigation and Settlement Scheme Rehabilitation Project in Tana River County
Further to the publication of Invitation for Bids (IFB) for the above tenders in the local dailies in ‘My Gov’ newspaper of national circulation, National Irrigation Authority’s (Authority) website: https://irrigation. go.ke/tenders/ and GoK’s Public Procurement Information Portal, http://www.tenders.go.ke on 25th August 2020. In accordance with Clause 10 of ITB of the issued bidding document, the Employer, National Irrigation Authority’s (Authority), is amending the Drawings, Part G of the Bidding Data Clause 4 (iii) and the Bills of Quantities in the bidding document. The revised bidding document will be uploaded/published in the National Irrigation Authority’s (Authority) website: https://irrigation.go.ke/tenders/ and GoK’s Public Procurement Information Portal, http://www.tenders.go.ke on 16th September 2020. The bid submission deadline has further been extended from 1200 hours local time on Thursday 17th September 2020 to a new date of 1200 hours local time on Thursday 24th September 2020. In response to the clarification(s) sought by one of the participating firms and inaccordance with Clause 9 of ITB of the issued bidding document, the procuring entity, National Irrigation Authority will uploaded/ published in the National Irrigation Authority’s (Authority) website: https://irrigation.go.ke/tenders/ and GoK’s Public Procurement Information Portal, http://www.tenders.go.ke on 16th September 2020 Please incorporate the changes in preparation and submission of your tenders. The other details, terms and conditions remain the same. The address referred to above is: Physical Address Chief Executive Officer/CEO National Irrigation Authority (NIA) Unyunyizi House, First Floor, Room 309 Lenana Road, Hurlingham, Nairobi, Kenya Tel: +254-20-2711380/468 Fax: +254-20-2722821/2711347 E-mail [email protected] CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER/CEO NATIONAL IRRIGATION AUTHORITY.
Key Responsibilities of the job: • Oversee Business Intelligence and Analysis: i.e. intelligence gathering from various sources; Intelligence analysis and valuation function. • Oversee Profiling and Targeting: i.e. development of profiles; maintaining system selectivity and profiling, system uploads; Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) the profiled and targeted declarations. • Oversee Post Clearance Audit function. • Oversee Debt Management function. The job holder should possess the following minimum qualifications: • A bachelor’s degree in a business-related field from a recognized institution. • A master’s degree in the relevant field as an added advantage. • Postgraduate Diploma/Certificate in Customs Administration. • At least ten (10) years of relevant work experience with at least five (5) years in a Senior Managerial role. In addition, candidates should demonstrate the following personal traits and competencies: • Strong managerial, administrative and leadership skills; • Excellent decision making capabilities; • Excellent oral and written communication skills to convey conceptual and complex ideas and information; • Strong analytical skills and ability to make evaluative judgment; • Computer proficiency in the standard packages (word processing, e-mail and internet use); • Demonstrate capability to drive performance and achievement; • Effective interpersonal skills and delivery techniques to interact with, engage and inspire his/her team; • Proactive and self-driven with a capability of building teams. Note: 1. All applications from interested and qualified candidates must be submitted online via the process below. 2. ONLY shortlisted candidates will be contacted. 3. All applications should be submitted online by 5.00 pm on 23rd September, 2020. 4. KRA is an equal opportunity employer committed to gender and disability mainstreaming. Persons with Disability are encouraged to apply. 5. KRA does not charge any application, processing, interviewing or any other fee in connection with our recruitment process. Application Guidelines Registration: 1. Go to https://erecruitment.kra.go.ke/login and then click on the ‘Register’ button to start the application process. Use your personal/private email address (non-work email) to register. 2. After registration, you will receive an email enabling you to confirm your email address and complete your registration. Log on: 1. After registration go to https://erecruitment.kra.go.ke/login 2. Key in your username and password then click on ‘Log in’ to access your account. 3. After successful log in, the system will open the ‘Applicant Cockpit’. Candidate Profile (To create or update applicant detail): 1. On the ‘Applicant Cockpit’ page, go to the tab ‘Candidate Profile’. 2. Click on ‘My Profile’ to create and update your profile. 3. Follow the instructions to complete your profile. 4. The process will end by clicking the tab ‘Overview and Release’. 5. Ensure you click the check box on the page to complete the profile. Application process: 1. To view the open job postings click on the tab ‘Employment Opportunities’ on the ‘Applicant Cockpit’ page. 2. Under the heading ‘Job Search’ click the ‘Start’ button to view all available vacancies. 3. Click on the Job posting to display the details of the position. 4. To apply for the position, click ‘Apply’ button at the top of the page. 5. Follow the instructions to complete and submit your application. 6. Kindly note that all mandatory fields must be completed. 7. To complete the process of application, click the ‘Send Application Now’ button after reviewing and accepting the ‘Data Privacy Statement’. In case of any challenge, please send your email query to [email protected]
www.kra.go.ke Disclaimer: KRA notifies taxpayers that it will not accept responsibility for payments not received, credited and validated in the relevant KRA accounts. Corruption Reporting: +254 (0726) 984 668, Email: [email protected]. Short Messaging Services (SMS): Dial (*572#) or Text to 22572. Contact Centre: +254 (020) 4 999 999, +254 (0711) 099 999, Email: [email protected]. Complaints & Information Center Hotlines: +254 (0) 20 281 7700 / 7800, +254 (0) 20 3 343 342, Email: [email protected]
Tulipe Ushuru, Tujitegemee!
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VACANT PREMISES AT REINSURANCE PLAZA - KISUMU & NAIROBI, ANNIVERSARY TOWERS - NAIROBI & KENYA RE TOWERS – UPPER HILL, NAIROBI
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Postbank fortifies its online channels for customer safety
Kenya Reinsurance Corporation Limited wishes to inform prospective tenants of availability of the below space to let in the various commercial buildings:
PREMISE
AREA
FLOOR
RATE:(PER. SQ-FT PER MONTH(EXCLUDING VAT)
I) REINSURANCE PLAZA, KISUMU Offices- Kshs 69.78 Shops- Kshs 95.55 Service charge -Kshs 19.54
PREMISE
AREA
FLOOR
Office Area:
400 Sq. Ft
6th Floor
Common area:
92 Sq. Ft
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390 Sq. Ft
7th Floor
Common area:
90 Sq. Ft
Shop area:
1,508 Sq. Ft
Shop Unit One
Common area:
452 Sq. Ft
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927 Sq. Ft
Shop Unit Two
Common area:
452 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
1163 Sq. Ft
7th Floor
Office Area:
550 Sq. Ft
Above Shop Unit One
Common area:
267 Sq. Ft
Common area:
37 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
809 Sq. Ft
7th Floor
Office Area:
780 Sq. Ft
Above Shop Unit Two
Common area:
186 Sq. Ft
Common area:
82 Sq. Ft
II) REINSURANCE PLAZA, NAIROBI
Office Area:
420 Sq. Ft
Above Shop Unit Three
Office Area:
398 Sq. Ft
1st Floor
Common area:
61 Sq. Ft
Common area:
175 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
528 Sq. Ft
Above Shop Unit Three
Office Area:
373 Sq. Ft
1st Floor
Common area:
77 Sq. Ft
Common area:
117 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
675 Sq. Ft
Above Shop Unit Three
Office Area:
393 Sq. Ft
1st Floor
Common area:
138 Sq. Ft
Common area:
65 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
2638 Sq. Ft
Above Shop Unit Three
Office Area:
337 Sq. Ft
2nd Floor
Common area:
264 Sq. Ft
Common area:
60 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
556 Sq. Ft
Ground Floor
Office Area:
252 Sq. Ft
5th Floor
Common area:
97 Sq. Ft
Common area:
86.80 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
365 Sq. Ft
Ground Floor
Common area:
65 Sq. Ft
III) ANNIVERSARY TOWERS, NAIROBI
Office Area:
633 Sq. Ft
1st Floor
Common area:
123 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
780 Sq. Ft
1st Floor
Common area:
179 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
1734 Sq. Ft
1st Floor
Common area:
400 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
394 Sq. Ft
1st Floor
Common area:
91 Sq. Ft
Office Space:
258 Sq. Ft
2nd Floor
Common area:
84 Sq. Ft
Office Space:
3649 Sq. Ft
2nd Floor
Common area:
262 Sq. Ft
Office Space:
301 Sq. Ft
2nd Floor
Common area:
69 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
543 Sq. Ft
3rd Floor
Common area:
125 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
1209 Sq. Ft
3rd Floor
Common area:
332 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
818 Sq. Ft
3rd Floor
Common area:
241 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
694 Sq. Ft
3rd Floor
Common area:
202 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
300 Sq. Ft
4th Floor
Common area:
164 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
401 Sq. Ft
4th Floor
Common area:
95 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
922 Sq. Ft
4th Floor
Common area:
345 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
300 Sq. Ft
5th Floor
Common area:
69 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
397 Sq. Ft
5th Floor
Common area:
91 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
554 Sq. Ft
5th Floor
Common area:
128 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
694 Sq. Ft
Common area: Office Area:
Shop Area:
594 Sq. Ft
Ground Floor
Common area:
28 Sq. Ft
Shop Area:
748 Sq. Ft
Ground Floor
Common area:
138 Sq. Ft
Shop Area:
938 Sq. Ft
Mezzanine 1
Common area:
85 Sq. Ft
Shop Area:
680 Sq. Ft
Mezzanine 1
Common area:
73 Sq. Ft
Shop Area:
612 Sq. Ft
Mezzanine 1
Common area:
66 Sq. Ft
Shop Area:
646 Sq. Ft
Mezzanine 1
Common area:
70 Sq. Ft
Shop Area:
383 Sq. Ft
Mezzanine 1 (Self Contained)
Common area:
81 Sq. Ft
Shop Area:
383 Sq. Ft
Mezzanine 1 (Self Contained)
Common area:
62 Sq. Ft
Shop Area:
383 Sq. Ft
Mezzanine 1 (Self Contained)
Common area:
81 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
621 Sq. Ft
Mezzanine 2
Common area:
44 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
3490 Sq. Ft
1st Floor
Common area:
248 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
1606 Sq. Ft
14th Floor
Common area:
107Sq. Ft
Office Area:
926 Sq. Ft
17th Floor
Common area:
87 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
308 Sq. Ft
17th Floor
Common area:
20 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
600 Sq. Ft
22nd Floor
Common area:
52 Sq. Ft
RATE: (PER. SQ-FT PER MONTH) (EXCLUDING VAT) Offices- Kshs 69.78 Shops- Kshs 95.55 Service charge -Kshs 19.54
Offices- Kshs 116.12 Service charge -Kshs 32.51
Offices- Kshs 117.69 Ground Floor Shops- Kshs 159.23 Mezzanine Floor Shops-Kshs 140.00 Service charge -Kshs 27.46
BY MAUREEN NGUGI (PCO)
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IV) KENYA RE TOWERS – UPPER HILL, NAIROBI Office Space:
1231 Sq. Ft
Ground Floor
Common area:
317 Sq. Ft
Office Space:
1937 Sq. Ft
Ground Floor
5th Floor
Common area:
1689 Sq. Ft
160 Sq. Ft
Mezzanine Area: 1119 Sq. Ft
397 Sq. Ft
5th Floor
Office Space:
2315 Sq. Ft
Ground Floor
595 Sq. Ft
Common area:
91 Sq. Ft
Common area:
Office Area:
390 Sq. Ft
5th Floor
Office Space:
1433 Sq. Ft
Ground Floor
Common area:
90 Sq. Ft
Common area:
369 Sq. Ft
Office Area:
1094 Sq. Ft
6th Floor
Office Space:
9555 Sq. Ft
6th Floor
Common area:
252 Sq. Ft
Common area:
1109 Sq. Ft
Offices- Kshs 129.00 Service charge -Kshs 42.00
Please contact the respective Property Management Offices for viewing of space during working hours (8.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m.) on weekdays on the below contacts: For Reinsurance Plaza – Kisumu, please contact: Mr. Duncan Wandala on +254 703 083 395 or +254 727 499 667 or email [email protected]
For Kenya Re Towers – Upper Hill, Nairobi – please contact: Ms. Rosemary Gitau on +254 703 083 375 or +254 720 407 508 or email [email protected]
For Reinsurance Plaza – Nairobi, please contact: Ms. Ann Nguru on +254 703 083 373 or +254 722 688 450 or email [email protected]
You may also contact the Property Manager, Mr. John Rika, on: +254 703 083 371 or +254 722 622 654 or email [email protected]
For Anniversary Towers, Nairobi – please contact: Ms. Victoria Mutunga on +254 703 083 392 or +254 724 469 733 or email [email protected]
s the Coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage world economies, many businesses have inevitably been forced to change their business models. Postbank has devised quicker and easier online channels of financial transactions for the convenience of its customers. The USSD Code *498* and Paybill 200999 introduced by the bank for withdrawals and other cash transactions are designed to maintain customer service flow even as they keep safe from the Covid-19 pandemic. According to the bank’s Managing Director, Raphael Lekolool, the new technological innovations are a reaction to the debilitating effects of Covid-19 which have greatly impacted the smooth flow of transactions by financial institutions. “We are encouraging our customers to take advantage of the institution’s robust technological innovations to transact business as usual during these uncertain times,” said Lelkolool. “Postbank offers digital on-boarding of its customers through an easy account acquisition process online. The account dubbed “MSAWA” can be opened through the USSD CODE *498#”, he said. Mr. Lekolool said, Postbank is enhancing online customer awareness through webinars
to replace face to face financial literacy programmes thereby minimizing human interaction. Through these forums, the MD said customers will therefore benefit from savings education and financial literacy offered by the bank to assist them in financial management-currently and in the future, and in the process allow the bank to reach more customers online. The MD added that since the interest paid to customers who save with Postbank is not taxed, the bank has diversified its product portfolio to ensure more people are empowered and encouraged to save however little but in a structured manner. The MD added that through the Save As You Earn (SAYE) system, individuals can save a fixed amount of money for a specified period and earn tax free interest. He said after maturity of the SAYE system, a customer can roll over his/her savings to the next period or withdraw the savings plus interest that is not taxed. “A key attraction of the SAYE scheme is that it encourages disciplined regular savings, but premature withdrawals are allowed in case of emergencies. This account is available to individuals both in the formal and informal employment and offers several contract periods to choose from,” said Mr. Lekolool.
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NATIONAL INNOVATION AWARD - 2020 The Kenya National Innovation Agency (KENIA) wishes to announce a call for the National Innovation Award – 2020. The purpose of the Award is to stimulate and encourage innovation in national priority areas. The Award therefore plays a critical role in strengthening the national innovative capacity through motivation, recognition, and support of innovators. This year’s call will focus on innovations in key areas of National Development Agenda and are addressing post COVID-19 recovery. The thematic areas will be as follows: Theme 1: Theme 2: Theme 3: Theme 4: Theme 5:
Medical Technologies and Health Solution Built Environment and Housing Technologies Agricultural and Food technologies Energy Systems Manufacturing, Engineering, and ICT; and
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INVITATION TO TENDER The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) invites proposals from eligible firms for the following tenders: -
No.
Tender No.
Tender Description
Eligibility Closing Date
1.
EPRA/SCM/4/3/20-21/029
Provision Of Technical Inspection Services For Petroleum Retail Stations
Open
6/10 /2020 at 11.30am
EXTENSION OF TENDER CLOSING DATE
In each thematic area, a finalist will be selected. Each finalist will receive an Innovation Award worth Kenya Shillings Eight Hundred Thousand (KES. 800,000.00) through recognized affiliate institutions. The award will be for purposes of product development and/ or pre-commercialization of innovation.
No.
Tender No.
Tender Description
Initial Closing Date
New Closing Date
1
EPRA/SCM/4/3/20-21/019 (Bidders are required to download the addendum to the tender from the Authority’s Website.)
Supply, Installation and Commissioning of a Fixed Asset Management System
16/9/2020 at 11.30am
23/9/2020 at 11.30am
Interested persons should submit their applications online by signing into the KENIA application link: https://forms.gle/cgcv75UY4mBF2CWU9. The link can also be accessed through the Agency website: www.innovationagency.go.ke. The Closing Date for all Applications is Tuesday, 6th October 2020 at 5.00pm (East Africa Time) For any questions email: [email protected]
Tender documents may be downloaded from the Authority’s website www.epra.go.ke or on the Public Procurement Information Portal (PPIP) https://tenders.go.ke/website/tenders/Index Director General Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority
Chief Executive Officer Kenya National Innovation Agency 9th Floor, Utalii House NAIROBI
KABETE NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC P.O BOX 29010 – 00625 KANGEMI –NAIROBI.
JARAMOGI OGINGA ODINGA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
REPUBLIC OF KENYA
NATIONAL OPEN TENDERS
Tel. 057-2501804; 0704314648; Fax: 057-2523851 Email: [email protected] Website: www.jooust.ac.ke
Kabete National polytechnic invites interested and eligible bidders to submit bids for the following tenders:
S/ NO
TENDER NO.
TENDER DESCRIPTION
ELIGIBILITY
CLOSING DATE/TIME
1
KNP/OT/001/2020-2022
Provision of Printing services
Special group
September, 2020.10.00am
2
KNP/OT/002/2020-2021
Provision of Security Services
Open Tender
30th September, 2020.10.00am
3
KNP/OT/003/2020-2021
Provision of Sanitary Services
Open Tender
30th September, 2020.10.00am
4
KNP/OT/004/2020-2021
Provision of Polytechnic’s Vehicles Insurance
Open Tender
30th September, 2020.10.00am
5
KNP/OT/005/2020-2022
Provision of Internet Services
Open Tender
30th September, 2020.10.00am
6
KNP/OT/006/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Computers, Laptops,Printers, Ups, and Related accessories
Special Group
30th September, 2020.10.00am 30th
Supply and delivery of cutlery and Hospitality Equipment
Special Group
September, 2020.10.00am
8
KNP/OT/008/2020-2022
Supply and delivery of Staff Uniform curtain and other related Items
Special Group
30th
September, 2020.10.00am
9
KNP/OT/009/2020-2021
Supply, installation and Commissioning of Electromagnetic Security System for Library
Open Tender
30th September, 2020.10.00am
Disposal of idle/ obsolete assets
Open Tender
KNP/OT/010/2020-2021
SEMESTER DATE The first Semester, September - December 2020 for the Academic Year 2020/2021 will begin on 21st September, 2020 through a blended online mode of study. Students are therefore advised to take note of the following:
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A. PAYMENT OF FEES All semester fees MUST be paid before students are registered. Mode of Payment: All fees should be paid to Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology in the following bank accounts:
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i. Equity Bank Account No.0750294239156 Bondo Branch or ii. Co-operative Bank, Account No. 01129255709500, Siaya Branch or any other branches of the two banks countrywide. Please Note: JOOUST is a corruption free zone; beware of fraudsters and conmen. Do not make payment whatsoever to anybody other than JOOUST specified accounts.
B. REGISTRATION •
Registration exercise will commence on Tuesday, 1st to Friday, 18th September, 2020.
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The duly completed joining instructions forms should be sent to: Registrar (Academic Affairs), Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology, P.O. Box 210 - 40601 BONDO. You may use any Courier services or registered mail through the post office.
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The forms include: i. ii. iii. iv.
30th September, 2020.10.00am
Interested eligible candidates may obtain a complete set of the document in English as well as further information from procurement office, Kabete National Polytechnic, during official working hours upon payment of a non-refundable fee of KES.1,000/= per document or download the documents from our website at www.kabetenationalpolytechnic.ac.ke free of charge. Bidders who download the tender document must forward their particulars for records to [email protected]. Youth, Women and persons with disability are encouraged to apply Completed tender documents are to be enclosed in plain sealed envelope marked with tender name and reference number should be addressed to: The Chief Principal Kabete National Polytechnic P.o box 29010-00625 NAIROBI. And be deposited in the tender box situated at the main gate, on or before 30th September, 2020 at 10.00am Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the candidates or their representatives who choose to attend at the Main hall Kabete National Polytechnic. This procurement shall be undertaken in accordance with the provisions of the public Procurement and asset Disposal Act 2015 and its regulations. Chief Principal Kabete National Polytechnic
The University takes this opportunity to congratulate all the 1st years for their placement to Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology. We wish to notify all students of the following important activities and dates :
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KNP/OT/007/2020-2022
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REGISTRATION AND ORIENTATION OF NEW FIRST YEAR STUDENTS (KCSE COHORT 2019), 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR
30th
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P.O. B0X 210-40601 BONDO
A copy of the admission letter fully signed. A copy of KCSE certificate or Result Slip. A copy of the National Identity Card (ID) or valid passport and Birth Certificate. Duly filled forms: a) b) c) d) e)
Letter of Acceptance (JOOUST/AA/R/ADM-AF/01). Student’s Personal details (JOOUST/AA/R/ADM-AF/02). Students Entrance Medical Examination (JOOUST/AA/R/ADM-AF/03). Emergency Operations(s) (JOOUST/AA/R/ADM-AF/04). Declaration (JOOUST/AA/R/ADM-AF/05).
Upon resumption of face to face teaching and learning, the following original documents shall be required for mandatory verification.
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a) b) c)
Original letter of offer Original KCSE certificate or Result Slip National Identity Card /Birth Certificate
C. ONLINE ORIENTATION AND COMMENCEMENT OF TEACHING & LEARNING •
Online orientation of registered students starts on Monday, 21st to Friday, 25th September, 2020. The Orientation programme as well as instructions on how to join our online platform are available on our website (www.jooust.ac.ke) under “students’ orientation 2020.” Page.
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Online classes will commence on Monday, 28th September, 2020 and students are encouraged to either purchase or access a computer or laptop or tablet in order to facilitate blended learning.
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Information on subsidized data bundles is available on our website under “Student application for discounted bundles”. REGISTRAR (ACADEMIC AFFAIRS) JOOUST is ISO 9001:2015 Certified
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NATIONAL OPEN TENDER
TENDER NOTICE The Public Sector Accounting Standards Board (PSASB) invites bids from interested and eligible for the following National Open Tenders. NO
TENDER REFERENCE NO.
1.
PSASB/OT/05/ 2020-2021
2. 3.
ITEM DESCRIPTION
TENDER SECURITY (Kshs)
TENDER CLOSING DATE & TIME
ELIGIBLE CATEGORIES
Supply and delivery of Laptops, Tablets and Other Computer Accessories
80,000
22.09.2020 10AM.
OPEN TO ALL
PSASB/OT/06/ 2020-2021
Supply and delivery of 1NO. Printer
30,000
22.09.2020 10AM.
OPEN TO ALL
PSASB/OT/07/ 2020-2021
Supply, Delivery and Installation of servers, server rack, POE D-link Switch and Microsoft SQL server 2019 database standard editions
80,000
22.09.2020 10AM.
OPEN TO ALL
Interested firms may view and download the tender documents from the Public Sector Accounting Standards Board website www.psasb.go.ke or PPIP Website www.tenders.go.ke at no cost. Bidders who download the tender document from the website will be required to email their detailed contact to procurement@psasb. go.ke for recording, further clarifications and addenda. THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER PUBLIC SECTOR ACCOUNTING STANDARDS BOARD P.O BOX 38831-00100 NAIROBI Bids shall be placed in the Tender Box situated on CPA CENTRE, 8TH FLOOR on or before Tuesday 22nd September 2020. Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the tenderer representatives who choose to attend. Documents submitted after this will NOT BE ACCEPTED.
The Government of the Republic of Kenya has received a loan from Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) towards the cost of Mwea Irrigation Development Project (MIDP). It is intended that part of the proceeds of this loan will be applied to eligible payments under the Contracts for LCB Package II-Lot1: Civil Works of Irrigation Facilities and LCB Package II-Lot 2: Civil Works of Drainage Facilities and Other Works.
S. No.
Tender No.
Brief description
Tender Submision Deadline
Site Visit
1.
NIA/T/087/2020-2021
Tender for Construction of Civil Works of Irrigation Facilities for Mwea Irrigation Development Project (MIDP), Package II-Lot 1
15th October- 2020
Site visit will be held in Mwea Irrigation Settlement Scheme Office, Wang’uru Town, Kirinyaga County on 25th September- 2020 from 10:00 a.m local time
2.
NIA/T/088/2020-2021
Tender for Construction of Civil Works of Drainage Facilities and Other Works for Mwea Irrigation Development Project (MIDP), Package II-Lot 2
15th October 2020
Site visit will be held in Mwea Irrigation Settlement Scheme Office, Wang’uru Town, Kirinyaga County on 25th September 2020 from 10:00 a.m local time
Bidding will be conducted through procedures in accordance with the applicable Guidelines for Procurement under Japanese ODA Loans as defined in the Loan Agreement, and is open only to the Bidders from the Republic of Kenya that are classified to be eligible in accordance with the Kenyan Regulations. Detailed tender document may be viewed and obtained by interested and eligible tenderers free of charge from the Authority’s website: http://www.irrigation.go.ke/tenders or GoK’s Public Procurement Information Portal, https://www.tenders.go.ke from 24thSeptember 2020. Tenderers who intend to submit their tenders MUST promptly submit their names and contact details to: [email protected] for communication of any clarification(s) and addendum (s) during the tendering process. The address referred to above is: Physical Address: Chief Executive Officer/CEO National Irrigation Authority (NIA) Unyunyizi House, Lenana Road, Nairobi, Tel: +254-20-2711380/468 E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]
THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER PUBLIC SECTOR ACCOUNTING STANDARDS BOARD
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER/CEO NATIONAL IRRIGATION AUTHORITY.
Kenya National Commission on Human Rights 1st Floor, CVS Plaza, Lenana Road, P. O. Box 74359 - 00200, Nairobi - Kenya. Tel: 254-20-2717908/2717928/27172664, Fax: 254-20-2716160
INVITATION TO TENDER TENDER NO. PC/004/2020 – 2021
Email: [email protected]
RE-TENDER FOR PROPOSED PARTITIONING OF OFFICE SPACE FOR THE PRIVATIZATION COMMISSION AT 10TH FLOOR, NSSF ANNEX BUILDING (PARKING SILO) COMMUNITY, NAIROBI AS PER THE DETAILS IN THE TENDER DOCUMENT.
The Privatization Commission (PC) invites sealed tenders from interested eligible firms for the above works as detailed in the tender document. TENDER NAME
TENDER LAUNCH DATE
TENDER CLOSING DATE AND TIME
CATEGORY
REMARKS
Re-Tender for Proposed Partitioning of Office Space for The Privatization Commission at 10th Floor, NSSF Annex Building (Parking SILO) Community, Nairobi as per the details in the tender document
15th September 2020
29th September 2020 at 11.00 a.m.
As indicated in the evaluation criteria in the main tender document.
Tenders shall not be opened on the closing date as the documents have to be quarantined for a specific period to be fumigated in efforts to curb the spread of Covid 19. Tenders shall be opened on 6th October 2020 at 11.00 a.m.
Interested applicants can download a copy of the tender documents, free of charge, from the Privatization Commission website www.pc.go.ke or https://www.tenders.go.ke/website and they should inform the Commission immediately via email [email protected].
VACANCY - READVERTISEMENT The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) is a Constitutional Commission established by Article 59 of the Constitution of Kenya 2010 and operationalised through the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights Act, 2011 (Revised 2012) and the United Nations Paris Principles. KNCHR’s mandate includes promoting a culture of human rights, protection against and accountability for human rights and freedoms, advise and ensure observance of human rights by both the Government and private institutions. KNCHR fulfils its mandate through five (5) directorates; Complaints and Investigations, Legal Services, Research, Advocacy and Outreach, Regional Services and Corporate Services. The Commission’s head office is located in Nairobi City County with five (5) Regional Offices based in Wajir, Trans Nzoia (Kitale), Mombasa, Kisumu and Laikipia (Nyahururu) Counties.
POSITION
REF NO:
REGIONAL SERVICES OFFICER - KISUMU (1 POST)
REF: KNCHR/ADM/RO/01/2020
Prices quoted should be net inclusive of all taxes and delivery costs, must be expressed in Kenya shillings and shall remain valid for a period of 120 days after date of tender opening.
For detailed Job Profiles, please visit the KNCHR website: www.knchr.org
Completed tender documents are to be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes, marked with the respective tender number and be deposited in the tender box provided at the Privatization Commission’s Offices, 11th Floor, Extelcoms House, Haile Selassie Avenue, Nairobi or be addressed to:
All applications should be received on or before 29th September, 2020
The Executive Director/CEO Privatization Commission P. O. Box 34542-00100 NAIROBI Email: [email protected] so as to be received on or before 29th September 2020 at 11.00 A.M. . Full details pertaining the tender process can be obtained from the tender documents. Executive Director/CEO
The Commission Secretary, Kenya National Commission on Human Rights Lenana Road, CVS Plaza, 1st Floor P. O. Box 74359-00200 NAIROBI
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Keep objects and surfaces clean
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THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS ACT, 2012
JOB ADVERT The Intergovernmental Relations Technical Committee (IGRTC) was established pursuant to the provisions of Section 11 of the Intergovernmental Relations Act, 2012 and its mandate includes implementing the decisions of the National and County Coordinating Summit (The Summit) and the Council of Governors.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE POSITION OF REGISTRAR / CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER– GRADE EBK 1
IGRTC has advertised the position of CHIEF INTERNAL AUDITOR – IGRTC grade 6. The details are in the IGRTC website: www.igrtc.go.ke Interested and qualified candidates meeting the qualifications should forward their applications enclosing detailed and updated curriculum vitae, all relevant copies of academic certificates and National ID on or before 6th October, 2020 latest 5.00 pm To; Chief Executive Officer Intergovernmental Relations Technical Committee Parklands Plaza, Chiromo Lane/Muthithi Road Junction, Westlands P.O Box 44880-00100 NAIROBI
The Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK) is a State Corporation established under Section 3 (1) of the Engineers Act 2011. The Board has the overall mandate of developing and regulating engineering practice in Kenya. The development and regulation of engineering practice is considered a key component to the achievement of infrastructure foundation under the Country’s Vision 2030 development blueprint and the Big Four Agenda. The Board is seeking a suitably qualified, dynamic and energetic individual of high degree of integrity and professionalism to fill the Position of Registrar / Chief Executive Officer as follows:
OR Through email; [email protected], Subject of the email “Chief Internal Auditor”
TENDER NOTICE TENDER NO:
IGRTC NO 1/2020/2021-2021/2022
TENDER NAME:
PREQUALIFICATION OF CANDIDATES FOR SUPPLY OF GOODS AND SERVICES
The INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS TECHNICAL COMMITTEE invites applications for Registration of Suppliers from interested eligible bidders for the supply of the under listed goods and services for the period of two (2) years beginning 1st July 2020 to 30th June 2022. A. SUPPLY OF GOODS
1.
JOB TITLE : REGISTRAR / CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
2.
JOB PURPOSE
The Registrar / Chief Executive Officer is responsible to the Board of Directors for the implementation of the Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK) strategic goals and the management of its resources including giving direction and leadership for the achievement of its mission. In addition, the Registrar / Chief Executive Officer is the accounting and authorized officer and is responsible for the day-to-day operations and administration of the Board. 3. JOB AND PERSON SPECIFICATIONS a) Job Specifications Undertaking the duties and responsibilities of the office, the Registrar / Chief Executive Officer shall:-
S/NO
CATEGORY NO
ITEM DESCRIPTION
TARGET GROUP
1.
IGRTC/PQ/G1/2020-2022
Supply of General Office Stationery and Computer Stationery
Open
2.
IGRTC/PQ/G2/2020-2022
Supply of Computer Equipment and Accessories
Open
3.
IGRTC/PQ/G3/2020-2022
Supply of Cleaning Materials, Detergents and Disinfectants
Youth, Women & Persons With Disabilities(PWD`s)
4.
IGRTC/PQ/G4/2020-2022
Supply of Office Furniture and Office Equipment
Open
5.
IGRTC/PQ/G5/2020-2022
Supply of Hardware and Electrical Items
Open
6.
IGRTC/PQ/G6/2020-2022
Supply of Staff Uniform
Open
7.
IGRTC/PQ/G7/2020-2022
Supply of Fresh milk and Mineral Water
Youth, Women & Persons With Disabilities(PWD`s)
8.
IGRTC/PQ/G8/2020-2022
Supply of Newspapers and Magazines
Youth, Women & Persons With Disabilities(PWD`s)
9.
IGRTC/PQ/G9/2020-2022
Supply of personal protective equipment for COVID-19 response
Open
10.
IGRTC/PQ/G10/2020-2022
Supply of hygiene kits for COVID-19 response
Open
11.
IGRTC/PQ/G11/2020-2022
Supply of branded promotional items and materials (banners, t-shirts, bags, brochures, newsletters certificates etc.)
Youth, Women & Persons With Disabilities(PWD`s)
12.
IGRTC/PQ/G12/2020-2022
Supply of calling cards/Airtime
Open
B. PROVISION OF SERVICES S/NO
CATEGORY NO.
ITEMS DESCRIPTION
TARGET GROUP
1.
IGRTC/PQ/S1/2020-2022
Provision of Travel and Air Ticketing Services – IATA /KATA Registered Firms
Open
2.
IGRTC/PQ/S2/2020-2022
Provision of Catering Services
Open
3.
IGRTC/PQ/S3/2020-2022
Provision of Design and Printing of Promotional, Communication and Advertising Items, Printing of T-Shirts, Caps, Banners and Identification Badges
Open
4.
IGRTC/PQ/S4/2020-2022
Provision of General Printing Services
Open
5.
IGRTC/PQ/S5/2020-2022
Repair and Maintenance of Servers, Desktops Computers, Local Area Networks, PABX, Printers, Photocopiers and UPS
Open
6.
IGRTC/PQ/S6/2020-2022
Provision of Cleaning Services – Curtains, Carpets, Sofa Sets and Windows, Floor and Removal of Waste Materials
Open
7.
IGRTC/PQ/S7/2020-2022
Provision of Conference Facilities and Hotel Services
Open
8.
IGRTC/PQ /S8/20-21
Provision of Hire of Transport Services
Open
9.
IGRTC/PQ/S9/2020-2022
Provision of Courier Services
Open
10.
IGRTC/PQ/S10/2020-2022
Repair and Maintenance of Offices, Office Equipment and Furniture
Open
11.
IGRTC/PQ/S11/2020-2022
Provision of Photography, Video Conferencing and Hire of Public Address Systems
Open
12.
IGRTC/PQ/S12/2020-2022
Provision of Fumigation and Pest Control Services
Open
13.
IGRTC/PQ/S13/2020-2022
Provision of Assets Tagging and Engraving
Open
14.
IGRTC/PQ/S14/2020-2022
Provision for Office Repair, Renovations and Maintenance
Open
15.
IGRTC/PQ/S15/2020-2022
Provision for Supply and Maintenance of Electronic Equipment Appliances ( Fridges, Cookers Air Conditions)
Open
16.
IGRTC/PQ/S16/2020-2022
Provision of Production of Documentaries, TV and Radio Infomercial Services
Open
17.
IGRTC/PQ/S17/2020-2022
Provision of Legal Services
Open
18.
IGRTC/PQ/S18/2020-2022
Provision for Consultancy /Training Services
Open
19.
IGRTC/PQ/S19/2020-2022
Repair and maintenance of Motor vehicles (garages)
Open
Interested and eligible suppliers/service providers are requested to obtain application forms from the office of the Supplies Chain Management Officer, on 4th Floor Parklands plaza, Chiromo Lane upon payment of non-refundable fee of Kshs. 1,000 by cash payable to the IGRTC cashier on 4th floor, Parklands plaza, Chiromo Lane. The fee is only for one set of forms for a particular category. Alternatively you may DOWNLOAD free of charge from IGRTC website www.igrtc.go.ke Or Public Procurement Information Portal www.tenders.go.ke. Bidders who will download the tender documents must forward their company details to this email; [email protected] to facilitate subsequent clarifications and/or addendum. Completed application forms in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked “Prequalification/Registration of Suppliers/Services providers for the financial year 1st July 2020 to 30th June 2022 Tender No IGRTC/ 1/2020-2021 indicating Category No. should be addressed to Secretary/Chief Executive Officer Intergovernmental Relations Technical Committee (IGRTC) Parklands Plaza, Chiromo Lane/ Muthithi Road Junction, Westlands P O Box 44880-00100 www.igrtc.go.ke Nairobi, Kenya And be deposited in the tender box located 4th floor at Parklands Plaza, Chiromo Lane/ Muthithi Road Junction, Westlands or sent by post, so as to reach the above address not later than 28th September 2020 at 2.00 pm. Late applications shall be rejected. Application shall be opened soon thereafter in the presence of bidders or their representatives who choose to attend the opening at procurement office, on 4th floor at Parklands Plaza, Chiromo Lane/ Muthithi Road Junction, Westlands. The IGRTC reserves the right to accept or reject any application without giving reasons for the rejection and does not bid itself to accept any tender. Canvassing for the tender by the tenderer or by proxy shall lead to automatic disqualification of their tender. Peter Leley, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER/SECRETARY
i. ii. iii. iv. v. vi. vii. viii.
Maintain the Register of persons registered in accordance with Engineers Act, 2011; Sign, issue, renew and cancel certificates of registration and licences as may be directed by the Board; Keep all documents and records including records of all assets of the Board; Prepare all documents due for gazettement as directed by the Board; Take and keep minutes of the Board meetings; Enforce decisions of the Board; Keep the seal of the Board in such custody as the Board may direct; In consultation with the Board, be responsible for the direction of the affairs and transactions of the Board, the exercise, discharge and performance of its objectives, functions and duties; ix. Ensure the maintenance of efficiency and discipline by all staff of the Board; x. Manage the budget of the Board to ensure that its funds are properly expended and accounted for; xi. Exercise leadership and managerial oversight of the Board’s core mandate and functions; xii. Provide general oversight of all EBK activities, manages the day-to-day operations, and smooth functioning and efficiency within the organization; xiii. Provide leadership in the development of the Board’s programs and assures quality program and organizational stability through development and implementation of standards and controls, systems and procedures, regular evaluation and performance management system; xiv. Provide strategic policy direction for improved service in engineering practice in the Country; xv. Develop and oversee efficient and effective strategies for recruitment, selection retention and evaluation of staff; xvi. Provide guidance to the Board and the management in the development and implementation of the best practice in Corporate Governance; xvii. Provide leadership in engineering learning, services designed to inform public policy, promotion of national development and high standards of competence; xviii. Maintain effective collaboration and partnerships with organs of Government and Government agencies, county Governments, international organizations, private sector , non-governmental organization and other Stakeholders xix. Promote values and principles as spelt out in Articles 232 of the Constitution of Kenya in the operations of the Board; xx. Lead, oversee and ensure the implementation of applicable engineering standards in Kenya; xxi. Develop and implement an effective performance management system; xxii. Exercise and perform any other functions which the Board may determine from time to time. b) Person Specifications For appointment to this position, a person must:i. ii. i. ii. iii. iv. v. c)
Have at least ten (10) years proven experience in engineering field; Have at least an undergraduate degree in engineering from a recognised institution; a Masters degree will be an added advantage; Be registered Professional engineer with the Board holding a valid practicing license; Have knowledge and experience in policy formulation, management and procedures of the Government; Have knowledge in, or has actively contributed to the promotion of engineering development agenda; Demonstrate results in work performance; Meet the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution. Key Competencies and skills
For consideration to the position, the candidate must demonstrate that they have: i. ii. iii. iv. v. vi. vii.
Strong leadership skills; Excellent analytical skills; Strategic and innovative thinking; Ability to mobilize resources; Strong interpersonal skills; Proficiency in IT applications; Negotiation skills.
4. TERMS OF SERVICE: The Registrar / Chief Executive Officer will serve on Contract for a period of five (5) year term renewable once based on performance. An attractive and competitive compensation and benefits package awaits the successful applicant. 5. CONDITIONS FOR APPLICATION i.
Candidates will be required to satisfy the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya and will therefore be required to provide the following documents; • • • •
Clearance certificates from the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB), Valid Tax Compliance certificate from the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), Certificate of Good Conduct from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations ; Clearance certificate from a Credit Reference Bureau (CRB);
ii. Shortlisted candidates will be subjected to integrity verification with the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission; iii. Canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification. 6. HOW TO APPLY Candidates who meet the above requirements are invited to submit their applications including their detailed CVs (giving current contact details of three (3) referees), copies of all academic and professional certificates , copies of testimonials, details of current position, current remuneration and a copy of National Identification Card or Passport. To apply please log onto the Board’s recruitment portal via https://ebk.or.ke /career-opportunities/. All applications must be submitted through the e-recruitment portal to be considered. The applications must be received not later than 1700Hrs on 8th October 2020 and should be addressed to; THE CHAIRPERSON, BOARD OF DIRECTORS, ENGINEERS BOARD OF KENYA, P.O Box 30324-00100 NAIROBI. The Board is an equal-opportunity employer in keeping with its obligations under the Constitution of Kenya 2010 particularly Articles 10, 27(4) and 232. The Board therefore encourages qualified persons irrespective of gender, age, race, culture, religion, marital status or disability to apply.
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA
COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF KAJIADOT
PUBLIC NOTICE ALLOCATION OF STALLS FOR NGONG MARKET IN KAJIADO COUNTY The construction of Ngong Market, in Kajiado County, which was constructed using part of the proceeds from the World Bank and the Government of Kenya, is now ready for occupation. The following One Thousand Six Hundred Fifty-Three (1,653) Project Affected Persons (PAPs) will be allocated the market spaces (stalls) directly. No. 1.
Names Joseph Burugu Ndungu
ID Number 32323434
2.
Rael Jeptarus Nyamao
5592830
3.
Catherine Njeri Wanyoike
28593556
4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.
Regina Mugure Kimamo Teresia Ngina Wathome Carolyne Anyesi Musembi Moki Rachel Wairimu Kariuki George Mburu Ikumu Stephen Mwangi Ndoho Rebeccah Mwihaki Kamau
4812252 11587885 9804567 31130419 9366551 27789567 1065238 8751047
12.
Kacia Wambui Mwangi
1062941
13.
Sekunda Watiri Njau
12652983
14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22.
Ann Wanjeri Gitau Milka Wangui Chege Alice Wachuru Njoroge Milkah Mwende Maina Joyce Waithira Mwangi Harron Kiambuthi Kuria Catherine Wanjiku Mungara Ruth Wanjiru Ndungu Stephen Njoroge Kariuki
29209798 21493873 6257235 22243995 30043947 6107502 5919554 24409432 25346492
23.
Ebby Mmbone Kamende
11280868
24.
Mary Nduta Mucheru
32660894
25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32.
Samuel Wanyika Mwangi Simon Njoroge Kinyanjui Stephen Ndungu Wanyika Lucy Wanjira Mwangi Esther Wambui Mburu Maureen Wairimu Mungai Prisca Kagwiria Ikiugu Joyce Wacheru Gichuhi
29772635 9346624 22435504 28375451 22842567 28791336 10381146 24038726
33.
Mary Wangari Nyika
12491963
34.
Priscillah Chepkorir Chelogoy
23065318
35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43.
Jane Njeri Wanyoike Susan Wanjiru Wangari Jinix Atieno Omungo Mary Nyawira Wachira Maureen Njeri Watitu Peter Tunkei Kusero Jane Gathoni Nganga Edward Asena Asige Jemmimah Wangare Kinuthia
14400987 24153723 25298002 24155258 30182486 11127480 8551360 4558302 22998792
44.
Jedida Wanjiru Kanyua
11384026
45.
Patrick Mluki Sikuku
25660409
46. 47. 48. 49. 50.
Milka Njeri Gacheru Gerald Mukundi Mwangi Josephine Nyamusi Gesicho Ngethe Mungai Hannah Njeri Kahanya
22489824 24396075 23602290 13073781 12837984
No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
101.
Margaret Wangui Macharia
20833242
156.
Joyce Muthoni Murimi
23276900
102.
Andrew Karanja Kago
24197907
157.
Caroline Muthoni Kabui
32856275
103.
Edward Macharia Wangugi
27536002
158.
Salome Wsturi Mwangi
31363143
No.
Names
ID Number
104.
Bilha Mugure Njoki
24967075
159.
Anna Wangari Kariuki
9743633
51.
Hannah Njeri Kahanya
12837984
105.
Sofia Wanja Kiok
8340173
160.
Priscilla Mukami Gacheru
1063051
52.
Jacoob Opempe Olumula
29875082
106.
Benson Mulinge Peter
24405849
161.
Faith Mwende Mulewa
32906403
53.
Francisca Atieno Oyoo
27403519
107.
Sarah Wamboi Mungai
23569742
162.
Ruth Nyambura Maina
12946358
54.
Gladys Wambui Ndonga
28674333
108.
James Muriuki Kiriungi
12976690
163.
Scholah Mwende Kavuli
24286899
55.
Alice Wairimu Maina
11370947
109.
Joseph Ndungu Njeru
11751157
164.
Faith Kamene
30876737
56.
Rebecca Nangila Wekesa
29034594
110.
Mary Wanjiru Muguthu
12416008
165.
Margaret Njoki Mbukwo
9868634
57.
Jane Njoki Mwangi
13060291
111.
Moses Mwika Mbaabu
34702360
166.
Fredrick Karuga Ngera
25205741
58.
Winfred Wambui Kiranga
12975432
112.
Charles Kimathi Mbaabu
27000056
167.
Julius Mwangi Kimani
33795358
59.
Zakary Njuguna Ndirangu
11114133
113.
Damaris Ntenya Maweu
30631335
168.
Alphonce Kiniu Kyuma
24865978
60.
Ismailchema Kinuthia
27069096
114.
Frederick Kariuki Mwangi
27714483
169.
Daniel Mwaniki Thairu
29279058
61.
Jane Njeri Kinuthia
4836745
115.
John Njenga Wanjiku
32772489
170.
Robert Kairanga Mwangi
22145319
62.
Teresia Wangui Semera
24964950
116.
Stanley Masau Mwangangi
31793357
171.
Dianah Karwitha Lazaro
25873881
63.
Samuel Mwangi Nganga
24837370
117.
Maureen Mumbi Wamboi
277248810
172.
Monica Muthoni
22271147
64.
Jescah Hoka Musanda
12566481
118.
Margaret Wambui Kamau
8989596
173.
Winfred Wanjiru Wangechi
21142340
65.
Simon Nganga Wachira
27818134
119.
Naomi Njeri Mwangi
11071826
174.
Jackson Karimi Mugambi
13835230
66.
Agnes Wambui Nganga
34004911
120.
Mary Wanjiru Ndungu
22716930
175.
Charity Ncabira Meme
25055853
67.
Teresia Wambui Muchoki
24775003
121.
Jane Wangui Karanu
13610223
176.
Geofrey Onchiri Mayenga
28588247
68.
Lucy Njuhi Kinuthia
24291013
122.
Isaac Wambazu Maluki
28733119
177.
Joyce Wanjiku Gathugu
29044379
69.
Elizabeth Wagugu Kuria
24924366
123.
Margaret Wanjiku Njoroge
11384797
178.
Margaret Wambui Munya
24587058
70.
Roselyn Abisaki Walutsachi
14464303
124.
Lydia Wangui Magu
11668021
179.
Lucy Cherotich Kemboi
31605554
71.
John Njeri Wangui
27889149
125.
Cecilia Wanjiru Muiruri
28487501
180.
Sabina Achieng Olendo
28194923
72.
Margaret Wanjiru Wahinya
4301221
126.
Hanna Murugi Njunge
10974785
181.
Paul Maina Mwangi
26036814
73.
Flora Kanyua Ephraim
26418583
127.
Evelyne Nduta Maitha
29209930
182.
Dishon Kanyi
23407781
74.
Monica Mukai David
25609583
128.
Susan Syombua Muli
29916191
183.
Everline Gesare Masare
30788250
75.
Kevin Ngotho Mucoki
34257234
129.
Joyce Kamesa Katee
23684388
184.
Simon Kimathi Mwenda
20290193
76.
Evan Gathuri Wainaina
26630411
130.
Winnie Wanjiru Njuguna
24296536
185.
Rhoda Wanditi Ireri
12879581
77.
Ann Muthoni Kiboi
12472743
131.
Simon Macharia Gethaiga
23983899
186.
Andrew Mwai Mathu
28025894
78.
Pauline Kirima Watitu
29044556
132.
Salome Wanjiku Njoroge
30603839
187.
Eric Kamau Chege
29625335
79.
Milkah Wambui Evans
21211880
133.
Rael Gakii
33054708
188.
Veronicah Gachambi Mathenge
22907307
80.
Martha Wakonyo Wangare
22800560
134.
Anasia Njeri Maina
23867655
189.
David Maore
12496183
81.
Jacinta Njoki Waweru
1901807
135.
Beatrice Wangu Nyaguthi
27324160
190.
Caroline Nyambura Kamau
22575921
82.
Jacinta Njeri Waweru
1901807
136.
John Kuria Waititu
13610897
191.
Harriet Wanja Gacheru
33324495
83.
David Ndungu
25239901
137.
Margaret Nkatha
25725602
192.
Francis Mwangi Waithera
14438892
84.
Peris Damalise Okworoh
947439
138.
Dorcas Wangari Murugami
21128222
193.
Ruth Wairimu Nyambura
20253943
85.
Ann Mukiri
26366632
139.
Mary Wambui Kuria
20277677
194.
Rose Wanjiku Legericho
10403701
86.
Monicah Wakonyo Githinji
27532923
140.
Priscilla Wambui Kariuki
22258305
195.
Sera Njeri Gitau
10244063
87.
George Ngungi Kariuki
25178129
141.
Rosemary Wangui Kiruka
10269181
196.
Emma Wangui Njuguna
25268888
88.
Margaret Wakuthi Njine
22401416
142.
Lianancy Igoki Kaigeria
209686627
197.
Anthony Kimani Mwangi
28545848
89.
Peter Kamau Mwangi
31060301
143.
Tabitha Wangechi Gathigia
22532065
198.
Kyalo Munguti
27967613
90.
Stephen Macharia Mwangi
29566264
144.
Joyce Wairimu Macharia
32848342
199.
Kennedy Fathili
32865764
91.
Margaret Muthoni Wanjiru
14571095
145.
Pauline Karimi Kiguti
24979196
200.
Naomi Wangui Kiarie
23585672
92.
Rebecca Syombua Stephen
30281241
146.
Rhoda Kwamboka Migosi
24553670
201.
Dennis Nzomo Mbatha
23980385
93.
Fridah Gaceri
27101264
147.
Rose Wairimu Waweru
4735564
202.
David Nganga Kiara
8340510
94.
Dorothy Ntinyari
30962882
148.
Rose Wanjiru Mundia
26228112
203.
Doris Kagendo Ireri
28050661
95.
Zakaria Muroki Kamau
14697019
149.
Teresia Wangari Mbui
20960604
204.
Jasinta Mwongeli Wambua
28957092
96.
Phyllis Wambui Gachiri
28860027
150.
Zipporah Sipando Leina
25861880
205.
Lewis Mawira
13756968
97.
Stella Kawirwa Marete
23125733
151.
Vincent Okemwa
32125496
206.
Martin Wainaina Kamau
1340687
98.
Esther Wambui Maingi
12471973
152.
Jedida Wanjira Ngata
25268782
207.
Stephen Kamau Muiruri
22906962
99.
Cherotich Mercy
33216328
153.
Muigai Karanja
8343455
208.
Cathirine Wanjiru Muna
22460818
100.
Weldon Cheruyot Chepkwony
24807823
154.
Grace Wambui Wakaba
1309801
209.
Jacinta Muthoni Kariuki
24039369
155.
Josephine Wambui Kamau
10882252
Cover your mouth when sneezing
Wash hands with water and soap/ sanitizer
Avoid contact with sick people
Don’t touch eyes, nose or mouth with unwashed hands
Thoroughly cook meat, eggs. Don’t eat raw food
Keep objects and surfaces clean
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MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT, INFRASTRUCTURE, HOUSING, URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS (MoTIHUD&PW) STATE DEPARTMENT FOR HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SDHUD) IN COLLABORATION WITH THE KAJIADO COUNTY GOVERNMENT NAIROBI METROPOLITAN SERVICES IMPROVEMENT PROJECT (NaMSIP)
REPUBLIC OF KENYA
COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF KAJIADOT
PUBLIC NOTICE ALLOCATION OF STALLS FOR NGONG MARKET IN KAJIADO COUNTY No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
210.
Elizabeth Wanjiku Kuria
21521404
265.
Joyce Wanjiru Kusero
20456365
320.
Janepher Khayenje Shiyenzi
20912390
375.
Jeniffer Wangui Kihara
24856900
211.
Fridah Kaari Mugo
24195323
266.
Stephen Njogu
25758479
321.
Judy Wangari Thairu
25944841
376.
Justina Njeri Mwangi
8841318
212.
Peter Mulu Matolo
12651393
267.
Margaret Wairimu Muthiora
14544510
322.
Jackline Moraa Makori
21609141
377.
Simon Kangunyi Wanjiku
24082856
213.
Alexander Muguro Njiri
13406402
268.
Jane Wambui Mwangi
10475732
323.
Lucy Wanjiru Kihake
10882921
378.
Patrick Mwangi Ngige
7550106
214.
Serah Wangeci Maina
13610219
269.
Paul Mungai Wanjiru
24129820
324.
Lydiah Nyambura Wanyoike
24827907
379.
Shadrack Chege Njunguna
22913948
215.
Charity Mwihaki Kanyi
26794877
270.
Poline Muthoni Nyaga
23821296
325.
Sofia Agutu Oluoch
5859864
380.
Regina Wanjiku Mathia
22665097
216.
Eveline Ndunge
25476428
271.
Caleb Makuli Masitsa
24812488
326.
Samuel Wambu Mbatia
13392597
381.
Margaret Nyambura Kantai
873300
217.
Patrick Waweru Muthoni
26007228
272.
Gladys Kaguri Kibui
26527382
327.
Anne Wanjiru Kahuhu
1450015
382.
Alufuma Monyo Evans
10885492
218.
Sarah Wanjiku Kahiu
21850950
273.
Lawi Hamisi Musinya
25685332
328.
Monica Wanjiku Maina
27557648
383.
Julias Kanu Maina
10621377
219.
Henry Muiruri Njau
25339517
274.
Leo Awuor Okeyo
25158654
329.
Lilian Wanjiku Muriuki
13773690
384.
Veronicah Wambui Kirumba
31015400
220.
Jane Wambui Ng'ang'a
11681638
275.
Serah Nyambura Kusero
1065904
330.
Regina Wanjiru Njenga
10402355
385.
Nancy Wanjiru Mungai
8340960
221.
Lucy Wanjiku Semera
11126735
276.
Mwanzi Kiluma
33617725
331.
Alice Njoki Ng'ang'a
9266128
386.
Winjoy Wanja Mwimbi
13355841
222.
Ruth Waithira Migwi
23952726
277.
Eunice Waithera Njuguna
29452121
332.
John Mburu Njuguna
29247520
387.
Mary Muthoni Njeru
23437889
223.
Joseph Wachira Wahito
28049110
278.
Rose Mueni Mwikya
30821256
333.
Lucy Wanjiku Karanja
951267
388.
Naomi Mwara Njau
29843652
224.
Reuben Kanume Ngugi
29566270
279.
Rose Mueni Kyangau
1067076
334.
Veronica Wanjiku Mbugua
8341207
389.
Nicholas Njoroge Kariuki
33144882
225.
Susan Muthoni Njuguna
10402558
280.
Paul Nguru Mwangi
10242660
335.
Lawrence Ngugi
24630273
390.
Sarah Muthoni Muiruri
6696873
226.
Janefer Wambui Wandua
23252519
281.
Nancy Nyambura Kanyi
24537021
336.
Rashid Kipkemoi Koech
29747643
391.
Lilian Naetu
27558635
227.
Nyakinyua Thuo Kariuki
10610385
282.
Lucy Wanjiku Mwaniki
13882766
337.
Milkah Muthoni Kimani
25543508
392.
Peter Shomba Mwangi
22637209
228.
Alice Wanjiku Muthoni
24815914
283.
Joyce Nthenya Kanyaa
8352387
338.
Joyce Wamaitha Ndungi
3929731
393.
Elias Mbugua Kariku
22408052
229.
Margaret Ngendo Wairegi
24989117
284.
Esther Wanjiku Thondu
11680581
339.
Grace Wairimu
23141812
394.
James Kiruga Wacheke
22188260
230.
Lillian Ghero Wanyama
14531533
285.
Ephram Ngugi Wamiti
2655159
340.
Lilian Anyango Otieno
26685041
395.
John Muigai Nganga
3929821
231.
Mary Njoki Waruiru
9199710
286.
Nahasion Mwangi Maina
33272445
341.
Mary Nyambura Kamau
24902618
396.
Peterson Ngugi Kamande
25642248
232.
Peter Njuguna Kimege
22746001
287.
Hannah Njoki Kinyanjui
4930443
342.
Joel Kimuli
33259590
397.
Grace Muthoni Kamau
28138682
233.
Jane Wambui Mwangi
29282642
288.
Ndichu Mbugua Saguda
29163174
343.
Susan Wanui Ndungu
25982858
398.
Eunice Wangui Wambui
27519248
234.
Joseph Kinuthia Mukono
20095987
289.
Stephen Wanyoike Mwangi
28244885
344.
David Murathe Maina
13798078
399.
Susan Wanjugu Kariuki
26008568
235.
Winnie Kaimuri Kithinji
25540603
290.
Daniel Kihara Kanyi
8582852
345.
David Kinyua Watutu
24174876
400.
Hannah Njeri Kamau
9167028
236.
Hildah Kwamboka Moriasi
32818058
291.
Simon Ndung'u Githinji
24412365
346.
Miriam Njoki Wanjiru
20209642
401.
Monica Njeri Kariuki
1062900
237.
Damaris Ruguru Mwangi
26424513
292.
Denis Kimaru Kibichi
28388876
347.
Elizabeth Njeri Ndungu
26095723
402.
Bonface Mburu Wambui
28458432
238.
Damaris Njoki
22563782
293.
Mary Muthoni Kuria
8473141
348.
Geoffrey Kimani Ng'ang'a
14544597
403.
Judith Kaguri M'arianga
22337454
239.
James Njoroge Njau
23709303
294.
Rahab Nyaguthii Ndegwa
24629255
349.
Hannah Njeri Njau
27607039
404.
Harun Mwenda Kairira
30136799
240.
Patrick Matei Munyao
20779114
295.
Lilian Kagatha Mbithi
27786559
350.
Mary Wanjiku Karuru
14647143
405.
Pauline Wambui Karanja
10176770
241.
Dorcas Nyaboke Nyabayo
26940064
296.
Thatcher Mukii Mutua
30339593
351.
Jane Njeri Ndungu
5945173
406.
Charles Wahome Muthui
22918568
242.
Grace Wangechi Thuo
1203801
297.
Salome Wanja Kamau
5712432
352.
Benard Waweru Kangea
374313
407.
Mercy Muthoni Kinuthia
28440841
243.
Rachel Gidudu Agnes
26684977
298.
Joyce Nyaguthii Mwangi
29513805
353.
Anisia Wanjue Njiru
22930369
408.
Hannah Njeri Nduta
28126714
244.
Nancy Otieno Morawa
23888504
299.
Valarie Waria Bosire
30721073
354.
Jane Njeri Kirobi
21791818
409.
Killian Waambua Mutua
27827420
245.
Teresiah Wambui Faith
33711105
300.
Lucy Muthoni Kimani
32910515
355.
Teresiah Wanjiru Njunguna
28069711
410.
Grace Wanjiru Karanja
14652423
246.
Teresia Wanjira Maina
25560121
301.
Veronica Mabera
29603639
356.
Nancy Wambui Wairi
26026556
411.
Joyce Nyambura Njoroge
25320061
247.
Michael Daniel Ngunju Wachira
23930883
302.
Michell Njeri Wanjiru
28830727
357.
Robert Moindi Atisi
29667841
412.
Antony Mburukaranja
24100446
248.
Hezulun Njau Kariuki
11584082
303.
Peter Wanyoike Kamande
22430108
358.
Elizabeth Wanjiku Kamau
23263119
413.
Rose Nthenya Mwongela
28598066
249.
Christine Kengata Ogeto
9402165
304.
Josphine Wanjiru Ngugi
13433003
359.
Jeniffer Naitore Mbui
24286174
414.
Hellen Njambi Kanyua
14740078
250.
Kelvin Karanja Kiarie
24291113
305.
Esther Wanjiru Munyinyi
33770569
360.
Cecilia Gathoni Athoni
14649387
415.
Lilian Anyango Okwany
30178734
251.
Everlyne Aluoch Ogola
27435777
306.
Ephantus Mwangi Irungu
26361177
361.
Joseph Gachoya Njunguna
28308476
416.
Peter Mwangi Githitu
23636112
252.
Kennedy Mwangi Kamau
25465845
307.
Joan Nelima Simiyu
30525786
362.
Mary Njeri Michael
9270705
417.
Francis Richu Muchai
11190280
253.
Grace Kerubo Nyakundi
27513651
308.
Pauline Moraa Atusi
33470000
363.
Anne Kwamboka Atisi
28889507
418.
Faith Wangui Karanja
31535487
254.
Nelson Mandela Odongo
26236715
309.
Michael Mwangi Njoroge
22999591
364.
Emmanuel Manyasi Morang'a
31592702
419.
Naomi Njeri Mburu
23422097
255.
Bonface Mwiti Kibwi
27940934
310.
Stephen Kariuki Wambui
33213043
365.
Jane Waithera Warunge
21081288
420.
Harrison Mwendia Muthoni
31377681
256.
Mercy Mwendwa Munyi
22232778
311.
Aineah Shiyenzi Bimu
14679063
366.
Josephine Njeri Mwangi
22988573
421.
Jacinta Njoki Njoroge
21212060
257.
Jerusha Waithira Ngugi
7437450
312.
Moses Elim Eregae
13425755
367.
Scolastica Njeri Kamau
27323805
422.
Gerald Munina Kiani
27989948
258.
Anne Njeri Mahihu
23087317
313.
Veronicah Nyanjau
13056513
368.
Hannah Mwihaki Kanyara
16074444
423.
Mumbua Wambua
32777638
259.
Mary Muthoni Kang'ethe
9830908
314.
Lucy Njeri Kiruri
5359821
369.
Alice Nyambura Kariuki
28734406
424.
John Rutu Gathika
29290042
260.
Simon Kaguru Njoroge
11266757
315.
Catherine Kajaira Mwaniga
28200908
370.
Jane Waambui Nduru
25593191
425.
Peter Mungai Gathika
25932017
261.
John Chege Githinji Mungai
21611923
316.
Catherine Ndulu Muindi
21998441
371.
Esther Njeri Mwangi
22756308
426.
Francis Karong'o Gathika
27292165
262.
Peter Karanja Muiru
27638619
317.
Veronicah Nyaruiru Mwangi
21527332
372.
Mary Wanjiku Bari
23619287
427.
Miriam Wairimu Maina
22270516
263.
Alice Muthoni Ndung'u
27214353
318.
Robert Ariri Abuga
22455485
373.
Rose Nyanchama Gichana
29078159
428.
Stephene Ndai Kanyuru
1063376
264.
Mary Wambui Njuguna
22678617
319.
Violet Irusah Masitsa
12568939
374.
Nancy Michere Muruiki
11599040
429.
Leah Wania Njoroge
2224001
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA
COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF KAJIADOT
PUBLIC NOTICE ALLOCATION OF STALLS FOR NGONG MARKET IN KAJIADO COUNTY No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
430.
Morris Gachibu Wanyoro
30031701
485.
Robert Tirimba Mochengo
27945262
540.
Alice Muthoni Munene
230378774
595.
Patricia Wanjiku Kinyanjui
1063617
431.
Cecilia Mukami Kariuki
32751100
486.
Boniface Gitahi Mahinge
28488981
541.
Ann Mumbi Muchiri
21072781
596.
Kelvin Kihara Njunguna
28733540
432.
Emmanuel Muriati Maina
27218425
487.
Jane Nyambura Ndegwa
1062211
542.
Samuel Mwangi Macharia
23930622
597.
Everlyne Nyanchoka Mang'aa
28081905
433.
Regina Thami Njoroge
23567002
488.
Serah Wanjiru
25997581
543.
Dorocas Wanjiku Njoroge
11351584
598.
Ann Muthony Muya
27945016
434.
Simon Ng'ang'a Wanjiku
30938077
489.
Nancy Wambui
25576519
544.
Rosemary Wangui Waiti
21634341
599.
Mercy Makhumbiri Kweyu
23595676
435.
Peter Mungai Njambi
24218801
490.
Janet Muthoni Kingori
28931429
545.
Sylvia Sangelel
24236559
600.
Godffrey Muthinji Ndungu
21859315
436.
Purity Wangari Njagi
24641924
491.
Hannah Wambui Gakuru
27743427
546.
Stephene Wahome Kabiru
27546462
601.
Hellen Kerubo Mapando
13080220
437.
Henry Chege Ngotho
24234572
492.
Susan Wanjiru Tobiko
21266124
547.
John Macharia Kimani
24446801
602.
Fridah Moraa Kemongera
28016592
438.
Peter Gathanga Ngotho
27975620
493.
Rahab Mwonkari Murungi
23126508
548.
James Kamande Murigi
13702242
603.
Samuel Wainaina Kimani
29025693
439.
Agnes Ngui
3783387
494.
David Ngure Wachira
29448740
549.
George Nganga
26271767
604.
Wangu Ngoe
1065170
440.
Faith Nkoroi Kiriamana
21362920
495.
Robert Kamau Kihoro
27386314
550.
Annah Nyokabi Kinuthia
29157550
605.
Isaac Gichimu Njunguna
13398953
441.
Elizabeth Wanjiku Muchene
12651136
496.
Milkah Wanbu Kariuki
24133287
551.
Margaret Nyambura Njoki
24619649
606.
Amos Kariuki Kumiiya
21982477
442.
Margaret Nyambura Njogu
21971353
497.
Daniel Mutinda Peter
2358012
552.
Winnie Nyambura
33462464
607.
Zipporah Mbulwa Mutua
24888678
443.
Erick Githuka Kahombo
31614547
498.
Joseph Kamunge Nyambura
25231105
553.
Esther Kathuri Mucheke
24832620
608.
Paul Kariuki Mwangi
24219843
444.
John Chege Maina
1062918
499.
Francis Ogettoh Morwabe
22156201
554.
Catherine Wanjiku Njogu
27786257
609.
John Mutisya Mutua
25416152
445.
Damaris Mukiri Karobia
22063203
500.
Nancy Wangoi Muthoni
27801648
555.
Joseph Ngugi Ndung'u
27422502
610.
Daniel Mutuku Kimeu
21990665
446.
Joyce Wanjiru
7276794
501.
Mary Njeri Njoroge
12652803
556.
Alice Khakali Mukeya
10216778
611.
Zipporah Njeri Ng'ang'a
11054285
447.
Rose Wanjiku Wanjiru
29260048
502.
Joyce Wanjiru Gichuhi
21754086
557.
Samuel Ng'ang'a Waceke
23169747
612.
Esther Koli Musembi
25897276
448.
Beatrice Mumbi Mbugua
22715480
503.
Stephene Gichamba Kimani
11309526
558.
Moses Njuguna Mararo
29617871
613.
Seraphine Nthenya Muthini
20564098
449.
Joseph Waweru Gachuru
11121800
504.
Samuel Munene Mburu
22869626
559.
Janet Nduta Mwangi
22204423
614.
Rebecca Nzilani Kilonzo
4934106
450.
Lucy Kawira Mbaka
25751344
505.
Annastacia Mumbua Musau
25085566
560.
Lucy Wanjira Lilian
34173853
615.
Fredrick Muema Kithukya
31675543
451.
Edith Nyawira Kabiranga
3131399
506.
Peter Wanyika Chege
22835156
561.
Paul Maina Njoroge
14438291
616.
Gerald Mwangi Murugami
11621872
452.
Antony Mwaura Waruguru
27042224
507.
Felistas Katito Leteipa
24975909
562.
Henry Kamau Gakunyi
23100145
617.
Patrick Macharia Mwangi
21436920
453.
Ignatius Mugendi Ireri
21389443
508.
Evalyne Tipaya Kapaito
26474075
563.
Jane Wanjiku Kimani
28734265
618.
Ibrahim Murira Githi
20496110
454.
John Mwongela Sila
28531538
509.
Susan Nyambura Mbugua
25624413
564.
Mercy Wanjiru Kamau
21181426
619.
Benard King'ori Wanguku
22717014
455.
Zainah Oyiela Imbakala
23362430
510.
Philorence Atieno Obore
13043586
565.
Erick Mutuku Muinde
32903306
620.
Paul Gichui Kamoro
35174803
456.
Samuel Chege Maina
24723027
511.
David Mburu Kahumbu
13687628
566.
Peter Githu Gititu
22042480
621.
Juduth Auma
24808325
457.
Elijah Munjuri Kiraithe
24860713
512.
Patrick Gathoni Waweru
27391823
567.
Alice Ng'endo Warutere
26467094
622.
Alex Maina Muthee
25909175
458.
Rosemary Mumo Musomba
23018275
513.
Lucy Nyakio Muoria
23135767
568.
Joy Kawira Kimathi
29688404
623.
Bonface Orwaru Arachi
25140238
459.
Munyau Mutua
22964526
514.
Benson Manguro Kariuki
22437176
569.
Jacinta Wangui Kibigo
25972931
624.
Phylis Wangeci Nderitu
26443204
460.
George Wakaba Ndung'u
24141363
515.
James Kariuki Njoroge
23464083
570.
Easter Wanjiku Kamotho
3214515
625.
David Kareith Meeme
31330019
461.
Antony Muli Maingi
28994017
516.
Daniel Mungai Kariuki
11127081
571.
Christine Mbithe Nzioki
31326830
626.
Hellen Wambui Baragu
22337227
462.
Mary Ndulu Muli
33932109
517.
Justin Muiruri Kariuki
11127008
572.
Mary Wanjira Kiranga
3027444
627.
Margaret Wanjiku Gathuto
23579727
463.
John Kang'ethe Kamau
10751267
518.
George Njunguna Waweru
12651027
573.
Maureen Mwihaki Ngunjiri
28472839
628.
Jackson Nyutu Ndaci
2295740
464.
Ibrahim Mbari Ndiritu
8551950
519.
Anthony Kinyua Wango
21414014
574.
Judy Catherine Kago
22039051
629.
Gladys Wambui Kimani
24126455
465.
Simon Kibiro Wangui
21759142
520.
Jane Mary Kabura Chege
8350062
575.
Mbuli Ngaku Kisusya
779354
630.
Margaret Mumbi Gicharu
13534429
466.
Alice Muthoni Njoroge
6854920
521.
Hezekiah Maina Njau
30118030
576.
Mary Kabura Kamunyu
10141514
631.
Eunice Mumbi Njenga
12651347
467.
Raken Wambui Mwaura
14686224
522.
Boniface Toronke Kariuki
22332432
577.
Stephen Karanja Muiruri
9670928
632.
David Kamau
24539030
468.
Josephat Gatheca
21013328
523.
Mercy Muthoni Wagunya
22290896
578.
Mable Onam
23676465
633.
Sammy Kamau Kimani
27400326
469.
Dickson Odega Mboshi
27424775
524.
Ammon Kariuki Kiambuthi
35006126
579.
Benard Kavuvi Changao
9209119
634.
Rosemary Nduku Mativu
25596555
470.
Doreen Ciridi
23431470
525.
Simon Ndoho Ngotho
11385750
580.
Gladys Waithiegeni Njathi
30494304
635.
Cecilia Nyawira Murumbe
23666151
471.
Veronica Nyakiringa Kariuki
27312252
526.
Benard Muli
14474350
581.
Martha Wangeci Mututa
27341794
636.
Jecinta Wairimu Njogu
3292168
472.
Serah Wanjiku Ndungu
28978004
527.
Esther Muthoni Ekape
26457677
582.
Virginia Wanjiru Kanyiri
13766846
637.
Peninah Nthenya Mativu
22710228
473.
Beatrice Ambale Anzoka
690721
528.
James Maina Kahoro
34699520
583.
Susan Wangamwa Wanjiru
24926537
638.
Samuel Ndung'u Wachu
25453593
474.
Peter Kihunyo Njoroge
25662491
529.
Jane Wangui Muregi
3080847
584.
Erastus Kinyanjui Kamoro
23613295
639.
Evangelina Njoki Nasario
22199232
475.
Nyaboke Ogeto
5948398
530.
Esther Wanja Karanja
21689762
585.
Mary Eva Njeri Mwangi
26747889
640.
Teresia Nduta Kamau
11317973
476.
Andeleida Ndinda Kioko
22087740
531.
Jane Wanjiru Mwangi
24367149
586.
Christopher Ndungu Itegi
23846939
641.
Joseph Mwangi Mbau
23866327
477.
Dorcas Elizabeth Wanjiku
34249429
532.
Mary Waithiegeni Muriuki
23780678
587.
Kelvin Mwaniki Mwangi
24705484
642.
Kelvin Muriithi Kamundi
28222740
478.
Esther Wangari Wambu
24420978
533.
Ruth Nyambura Kamau
25563966
588.
Jane Wairimu Nganga
21459881
643.
Kuria Macharia Gathogo
2295290
479.
Patric Mwangi Irungu
22537101
534.
Rose Ndayu Mumbua
23412654
589.
Daniel Nderitu Waibaki
1425012
644.
Mwita Francis Rioba
28276595
480.
Christine Wanjiku Mwangi
25744232
535.
Peter Macharia Mwangi
8334588
590.
Daniel Nderitu Waibaki
1425012
645.
Richard Syuki Kimatu
30622929
481.
Paul Matheri Gachanja
11154462
536.
Janeffer Waigumo Maina
28453963
591.
Kenneth Mbuthia Mburu
22167324
646.
Margaret Wanjiku Kariuki
10934623
482.
David Chege Ngugi
28141530
537.
Fridah Wairimu Njoroge
23429447
592.
Isaac Ngugi Njenga
22146672
647.
Sarah Kagendo
27566529
483.
Peter Irungu Mwangi
7423974
538.
Kayuyu Kubai
25735735
593.
Margaret Wambui Mbugua
22735017
648.
Michael Gathega Njoki
27173998
484.
Nancy Wangui Mungai
26302906
539.
James Kioko Ndambuki
29502110
594.
Jacinta Muthoni Ndegwa
22221312
649.
Julius Gitau Nyambura
35004929
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA
COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF KAJIADOT
PUBLIC NOTICE ALLOCATION OF STALLS FOR NGONG MARKET IN KAJIADO COUNTY No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
650.
Rachael Kabura Gicheru
14568461
705.
Wambui Njuguna Muchogi
3856068
760.
Salome Wamaitha Ngaruiya
20567078
815.
Jane Wanjiku Mukuhi
26848401
651.
Paulina Njeri Ndungu
1065231
706.
James Mwangi Murage
7074268
761.
Vivian Wambui Kihuria
28759316
816.
John Nyoro Njuguna
27812166
652.
Ruth Wangechi Ndonye
11446628
707.
Peter Kinyua Muriithi
27870211
762.
Rose Kanjiru Murungi
11399440
817.
John Mwicigi Mungai
11149438
653.
Annah Ndunge Mbithi
8341352
708.
Florer Wanjiru Kuria
2295291
763.
Teresia Wambui Hungi
9367818
818.
Peter Njuguna Gatimu
27764971
654.
Elizabeth Wanjiru Mwangi
21325598
709.
Lois Nadupoy Ene Togom
1062538
764.
Catherine Wangui Waweru
3679337
819.
Esther Wanjugu Ndii
24117826
655.
Joyce Mkasiali Kwaronya
10016283
710.
Mary Wairimu Murigi
29012811
765.
Mary Njoki Mangai
1064182
820.
Emily Wacera Ngaruiya
26454740
656.
Stephen Karioki Muruithia
1062302
711.
Geoffrey Muthotho Wamae
27865257
766.
Eliphas Kimathi Kariuki
20671482
821.
Teresiah Muthoni Ndegwa
3351733
657.
James Mwangi Njoroge
23862188
712.
Agnes Wanjiru Nganga
260552205
767.
Abijah Wanjiku Saidimu
7237928
822.
Stephen Kamau Muinamia
28601238
658.
Reuben Njoroge Njuguna
11508303
713.
Kimata Muiruri
3929726
768.
Peter Saidimu Njenga
5188342
823.
Stephen Kinyanjui Wainaina
32107869
659.
Pharasia Wambui Muchiri
5485944
714.
Margaret Nyambura Karumbe
11796084
769.
Moses Kahura Njoroge
1065442
824.
Martin Nganga
33549521
660.
Pascalinah Wanjiru Kairu
20363777
715.
David Wanganga Mwangi
8340562
770.
Loise Wairimu Muturi
22382384
825.
Josephine Njoki Njeru
24011469
661.
Simon Maina Muya
21864362
716.
Samuel Maina Kamau
16092252
771.
Jane Nduku Ndivo
24731029
826.
Rose Ndulu Kilatya
9616510
662.
Mary Wanjiku Kariuki
29735733
717.
Beatruce Muthoni Maina
11514183
772.
Lilian Juma Otieno
27150920
827.
Serah Wanjiku Nganga
12652986
663.
Margaret Njoki Thundo
26882301
718.
Josephine Mbaika Musembi
11517930
773.
Esther Wairimu Gachie
23139606
828.
Salome Wanjiru Nyoro
30127705
664.
Hellen Wanja Ndwiga
26073603
719.
Elivine Kemunto Nyangaresi
25627793
774.
Esther Wanjiku Kimani
21440150
829.
Mutisya Maundu
11110999
665.
Florence Wanjiru Jonathan
1309729
720.
Rose Kemunto Okeye
31075269
775.
Geoffrey Muiruri Kimani
12993247
830.
Irene Katungwa Kasua
29115113
666.
Jane Njija Kamela
9367810
721.
Seline Munini Mutua
21699576
776.
Francis Kiboi Ngugi
5547766
831.
Anastasia Wambui Ikanyi
29508101
667.
Susan Wambui
8745645
722.
Zipporah Kaari Lawrence
12735987
777.
James Kamau Kihika
11668322
832.
Margaret Njeri Kinyanjui
34681665
668.
Lucy Wairimu Guti
5926120
723.
Lydia Mumbi Kariuki
22312567
778.
Paul Magotho Kiboi
25211329
833.
Winnie Nyachama Onduko
29565018
669.
Mary Waithira Njuguna
1066634
724.
Elizabeth Nyambura Mbugua
21944342
779.
Joseph Kagori Ngumo
13750654
834.
Perpetua Kwamboka Nyabuto
13288267
670.
Christopher Maina
11389655
725.
Samuel Mwangi Nyaga
21442399
780.
Paul Mwangi Chege
14487019
835.
Jane Wanjiku Njuguna
24916155
671.
Faith Njeri Nduati
1309788
726.
Grace Muhoni Karanja
8149865
781.
Mary Nyawira Munyua
1389108
836.
Naomi Wangari Githua
10271577
672.
Geoffrey Kamau
204562272
727.
Moses Kamau Mbugua
30051164
782.
Esther Wanjiru Wairimu
24248560
837.
Lydiah Wangui Kabiru
11805330
673.
David Ndegwa Mwaniki
13265976
728.
Cecilia Njeri Simon
10488335
783.
Esther Watere Sankok
1704223
838.
Tabitha Kakendo Miriti
31631984
674.
Ruth Namaemba
23153500
729.
Agnes Wambui Giteguri
9367903
784.
Mary Wanjiku Mwathi
11587312
839.
Oliver Murithi Maringa
26421770
675.
Jane Wanjiru Wambui
12653074
730.
Paul Mburu Kibuki
21521819
785.
Rose Kagwiria Muthoiri
24813805
840.
Eunice Wanjiku Ene Naomi
6242664
676.
Rosemary Nyambura Mwangi
10648792
731.
Paul Chege Mwangi
21508980
786.
Teresia Njambi Njuguns
23439421
841.
Salome Muthoni Chege
26398355
677.
Carolyne Siliva Mulama
23240578
732.
Joyce Wambui Chege
232328614
787.
Peter Ruiru Mwangi
24167605
842.
Mercy Waithera Njau
12491996
678.
Hannah Wambui Kingoro
11351524
733.
Peter Macharia Wambui
24926682
788.
Kelvin Njoroge Mwangi
33323723
843.
Carren Aumaotieno
7354431
679.
Margaret Muthura Wambugu
160725570
734.
Bob Nyambenga Okinyi
28624132
789.
Zaina Kilola Mwangombe
21262055
844.
Stephen Ndungu Mwangi
22558102
680.
Naftaly Murimi Muriuki
20246052
735.
Doris Umotho Nyaga
10342559
790.
Jane Njoki Waweru
11878291
845.
Milkah Nyambura Mwichigi
28625416
681.
Beth Wanjiru Kariuki
24652577
736.
Samuel Ndungu Kibuki
8341427
791.
Francis Ndungu Wangui
13843937
846.
Susan Muthoni Mburu
30941893
682.
Esther Wanjiru Wamae
29877464
737.
Alice Wairimu Ndonga
26753529
792.
Anna Adhiambo Omondi
28895263
847.
Harun Muriithi Mathenge
22171825
683.
Paul Njoroge Kahuhu
24977193
738.
Esther Wanjiru Mwangi
11308381
793.
Dorris Mwendwa Riungu
27668795
848.
Mercy Waithira Njuguna
32200813
684.
Kelvin Gachanja Ndungu
32882111
739.
Lucy Wahu Macharia
14490582
794.
Joseph Mwangi Ndirangu
28125015
849.
Margaret Wambui Kuria
2940646
685.
Rhoda Nyagato Kimani
900175
740.
Josephat Maina Kabuimwe
12543522
795.
Francis Muasya Nzioka
20066525
850.
Julius Muimi Musee
20075874
686.
Isaac Muriuki Maina
21966720
741.
Lucy Wairimu Ngugi
20223209
796.
Everlyne Kadenyi Likodio
26403819
851.
John Kagoni Gichuhi
27285908
687.
David Mwangi Wairegi
7965501
742.
Purity Njeri Karau
1067203
797.
Lucy Wamuyu Ndoria
27847587
852.
Christine Mwende Marete
24054180
688.
Caroline Wanjiku Gatheca
743.
Nelson Muthiani Jospeph
29139091
798.
Veronica Wanjiku Kimani
1065610
853.
Eric Gitonga Marete
25279040
689.
Lucy Muthoni Daniel
9367873
744.
Maria Wanjiru Njenga
21699589
799.
Beatrice Wanjiku Ngure
1191284
854.
Judith Mukuhi Karugia
8433985
690.
Naumi Wanja Bita
21497818
745.
Elisa Nyansiabonka Moses
826208
800.
Mary Wahu Wamutungu
6424921
855.
Agnes Wanjiru Kiiru
21730413
691.
Mary Nthenya Kiilu
22707882
746.
Monicah Muthoni Murimi
28127748
801.
Lucy Wanjiru Wagoco
10953039
856.
Susan Njeri Kungu
1066457
692.
Jane Muthoni Kahuria
10424036
747.
Gladys Moraa Momanyi
26134447
802.
Samuel Gathogo Kamau
32567879
857.
Grace Kanyi
25071924
693.
Veronica Mukonyo Thuita
21066199
748.
Mondesta Bosibosri Ochoki
8162284
803.
Kelvin Wanyika Mwangi
33893794
858.
Lucy Njeri Wambui
1064324
694.
Anastasia Wanjiru Njenga
113884092
749.
Patrick Mwangi Wairimu
26818791
804.
Pauline Wamaitha Mugi
28323032
859.
Grace Wambura Kinyua
22015054
695.
Maragaret Mugure Chege
14489100
750.
Mercyline Gesare Saisi
26349518
805.
Jane Wangari Macharia
5559409
860.
Tabitha Nyawira Kamuthi
2172222
696.
Eunice Wanjiru Kibi
20387997
751.
Agnes Nekesa Bonifas
29719179
806.
Shadrack Mulaki Mwendwa
22427228
861.
Salome Wairimu Njau
4434443
697.
Veronica Njeri Kiauru
14484392
752.
Joan Passy Asale Osukuku
13170333
807.
Patrick Nzioka Muindi
9018374
862.
Pauline Wanjiku Mukami
21879950
698.
Naomi Mugechi Kimani
23522948
753.
Njuguna Kamau
8810022
808.
Munguti Mutune
23724391
863.
Annah Wanjiru Murithi
4676599
699.
Ruth Nungari Ndungu
1064289
754.
Margaret Wanja Mbugua
11680594
809.
Mutambuki Munguti
11007708
864.
Wambui Wainaina
3340378
700.
Martin Kaberere
12652715
755.
Agnes Mbenyi Mweu
12539247
810.
Kelvin Njuguna Mungai
28873985
865.
Sarah Lasoi Sakuda
31106753
701.
Benter Awuor Nyakore
22495027
756.
Rosemary Silambi Mutoa
1068849
811.
Nancy Nyambura Ndungu
14503816
866.
Monica Wangari Kinyanjui
10882942
702.
Annah Wanjiru Musyoka
22942670
757.
Roze Nzoki Ochieng
6486701
812.
Laban Kiragu Wambui
24060010
867.
Obadiah Kamonjo Wathina
24969163
703.
Judithy Wangithi Maganjo
22499434
758.
Teresia Lydia Waithira Ngatha
23230099
813.
Perish Njeri Mungai
13032876
868.
Julia Nyambura Macharia
22272028
704.
Josephine Njeri Gicheha
10998013
759.
Alice Wairimu Ngugi
11747186
814.
Peter Ndichu Mutura
3488996
869.
Esther Wanjiruolonyaki
1066154
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA
COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF KAJIADOT
PUBLIC NOTICE ALLOCATION OF STALLS FOR NGONG MARKET IN KAJIADO COUNTY No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
870.
Robert Wanjohi Kariuki
7121177
925.
Ejidiah Njeri Kamundi
22080841
980.
Samuel Onyango Owino
29815135
1035.
Omwando Omare Josephat
25123626
871.
Anne Wangui
11613102
926.
Peter Chege Kimani
10882876
981.
Emily Wambui Waiyaki
11586247
1036.
Julius Kinyua Murithi
30136417
872.
Moses Kerige Maina
9387146
927.
Caroline Wangui Ng'ang'a
31284965
982.
Caroline Wayua Keli
24635928
1037.
Nancy Nyambura Moimbo
3085584
873.
Eunice Wairimu Gatimu
13704121
928.
Christine Wanyuru Gichana
20529362
983.
Hannah Wairimu Theuri
8340077
1038.
Benard Kavuvi Changai
9209119
874.
Mercy Ndungwa Kalungu
22347624
929.
Victoria Njoki Kimani
1065494
984.
Lucy Njeri Gachahi
1260864
1039.
Maina Nuthu
1382985
875.
Steramaris Nthambi Kalungu
8967065
930.
John Gitau Njami
9944630
985.
Teresia Wangui Njoroge
29177262
1040.
Cecilia Wairimu Theuri
22002034
876.
Lucia Wanjiru Njoroge
1062744
931.
Felista Wangui Ngugi
6114102
986.
Lucy Wanja Muhuthu
6107558
1041.
Jemimah Nyaboke Mungeu
1602825
877.
Grace Nyaguthii Kanumi
10640071
932.
Rosemary Naiyanoi Jonathan
1062965
987.
Anna Bosibori Ocharo
9403432
1042.
Musyoka Ngila
1668425
878.
Ezekiel Nyingi Maina
27040159
933.
Lucy Wanjira Ndekere
10733814
988.
Eddah Wambui Wacinga
24691401
1043.
Fridah Kathambi Kirima
11275818
21195660
1044.
George Maina Njuguna
25610891
George Maina Njuguna
25610891
879.
Timothy Gitau Irungu
13508017
934.
Wilson Ndiritu Gitau
8341818
989.
Mercy Mutii Muthami
880.
Justus Kariuki Thuo
3337882
935.
Nancy Wanjiku Ngethe
4868043
990.
Patrick Mawira Kimathi
24999229
1045.
881.
Serah Wanjiru Kinyanjui
6288740
936.
Beth Wacera Kimani
23137879
991.
Ramptia Mbithe Mutua
295136
1046.
George Maina Njuguna
25610891
882.
Priscilla Gitura
7771534
937.
Damaris Nyarangi Zablon
29423499
992.
Grace Wambui Kinuthia
11463633
1047.
Alice Wanjiru Wanjiku
32528097
883.
Teresia Muthoni Kimani
26135880
938.
Simon Mutonyi Kihake
9366563
993.
Risper Moraa Ombati
24785631
1048.
Margaret Muthoni
9832651
884.
Alice Mwihaki Kungu
5241715
939.
Jane Kanyi Njenga
10044412
994.
Mercy Mumbi Wanjiku
31974732
1049.
Philip Mbatia Kamunya
27920311
885.
Regina Njeri Sakuda
21087726
940.
Mary Njoki Gakure
12651238
995.
Alice Kathule Muia
10288110
1050.
Lucy Wambui Kamweru
9367890
886.
Samuel Njoroge Njenga
11385735
941.
Anstacia Wangui Kimani
31114265
996.
Eunice Nyangau Kinanga
30744435
1051.
Kennedy Irungu Maina
22949494
887.
Martha Njoki Kiauru
20345879
942.
Paul Mungai
11826974
997.
Jane Muringo Maina
12653089
1052.
Elizabeth Wanjugugichimu
32349841
888.
Grace Mumbi Njoroge
4555490
943.
Peter Kamau Nyambura
26031420
998.
Pauline Nyambura Kiguru
1066272
1053.
Rosalid Wanjiru Mwangi
32205399
889.
Susan Wairimu Kiauru
21603356
944.
Leah Wanjiru Ngugi
16101411
999.
Lucy Wanjiku Ndonga
7437020
1054.
Rahab Wanjiru Githinji
1066358
Emmah Jane Njeri
8341502
890.
Simon Ndung'u Gitau
21070588
945.
John Njihia Chege
7557060
1000.
Dolphin Gesare Nyabicha
27554509
1055.
891.
Mary Wanjiru Kuria
13127335
946.
Samuel Mbugua Njoroge
21699581
1001.
Hyline Kerubo Nyabwengi
22520970
1056.
Alice Wanjiru Ngugi
1063804
892.
Penina Njeri Kinuthia
11749147
947.
Charles Munyori Ndung'u
20312547
1002.
Teresia Wanza Mbithi
1064229
1057.
Felister Nekesa Ismael
30130087
893.
Bendita Njeri Kibunja
1063403
948.
Francis Ngugi Mungai
12491952
1003.
Florence K Manyinsa
10466990
1058.
Sammy Wamai Kariuki
1959138
894.
Dorothy Awuor Bonyo
21816056
949.
Paul Maina Kamau
24477987
1004.
Michael Muigai Mburu
13210990
1059.
Eunice Wambui Mbugua
29925876
895.
Miriamu Wambui Kahura
16100160
950.
Hannah Njoki Kariuki
1063253
1005.
Lydia Naserian Kaurai
21603603
1060.
Metrine Khasoha Memba
27850484
896.
Ziporah Ngendo Macharia
11074297
951.
Jane Wanjiku Sianka
12463113
1006.
Alice Wangui Kariuki
375668
1061.
Naomi Wangu Gichuru
21356628
897.
Patricia Atieno Ochieng
1064799
952.
Siphira Wangui Mukono
25625206
1007.
Mary Wambui Wangui
34391089
1062.
Neliye Wambui Gichuru
255608
898.
Peter Mburu Ng'ang'a
9057612
953.
Joyce Njeri Kasuku
6114670
1008.
Rebecca Njoki Wathina
20562656
1063.
Joyce Wanjiru Gichuru
22297169
899.
Jacinta Wanja Kiande
1065239
954.
Susan Njoki Nyambura
23558208
1009.
Damaris Wanjiku Munene
6855652
1064.
Nelly Wanjira Maragu
23430441
4925991
1065.
Martha Wairimu Kuria
25273065
Peterson Kirimi Kariuki
24860994
900.
Carolyne Atieno Ojwang
26359421
955.
Florence Nyambura Njoki
33346023
1010.
Lucy Mwihaki Nganga
901.
Alice Waringa Mungai
1355947
956.
Lucy Wacera Kibe
26883153
1011.
Mary Wambui Kariuki
3366748
1066.
902.
Regina Wairimu Maina
6431139
957.
Jane Njeri Kang'ethe
12652717
1012.
Paul Karanja Ndichu
9723639
1067.
Evans Munene Kanini
23873430
903.
Duncan Mutugi
28901535
958.
Susan Wairimu Ndung'u
25519486
1013.
Rebecca Achieng Aluoch
10384658
1068.
Peter Kariuki Kiragu
20137774
904.
Andrew Kinuthia Muriithi
1385038
959.
Teresia Wairimu Mathii
20055004
1014.
Monica Wanjiru Nganga
30513768
1069.
Rael Kananu M Thiringi
26103830
905.
Esther Wayua Mailu
25462867
960.
Rodah Nyanchama Osani
4117616
1015.
Veronica Moraa Lukas
6359120
1070.
Jane Nkatha Kiambati
9909379
906.
Beth Gathoni Chege
14418741
961.
Patrick Gitonga Zacharia
9214517
1016.
Grace Wairimu Muchina
12948017
1071.
Mary Wangui Mwangi
26231774
907.
Hannah Wangari Karanja
16113309
962.
Christine Wangari Kinyanjui
3103798
1017.
Joseph Maringa Gatimu
3389087
1072.
Purity Wambui
23625423
908.
Elizabeth Ngima Kaberere
12476676
963.
Esther Njeri Kariuki
12942342
1018.
Elishibah Njeri Makunda
2036376
1073.
Monicah Wanjiku Kamau
32936524
909.
Selly Mumbi Gikunju
8643902
964.
Agnes Muli Kimanzi
11722419
1019.
Dorcas Wairimu Maina
23979733
1074.
Caroline Mwari
23081582
910.
Joseph Gitiha Ngige
13687835
965.
Eunice Kathoki Kithuku
23173006
1020.
Beatrice Muthoni Maina
23511612
1075.
Joel Maina Mumbi
2982281
Samuel Thairu Machire
12778985
911.
Esther Nunga Kariuki
25191225
966.
Margaret Rose Wanjiku Ndungu
8343981
1021.
Jennifer Wangari Wambui
35528246
1076.
912.
Fridah Mwikali Mutua
22374959
967.
Hannah Nduta Waweru
9743573
1022.
Hannah Wambui Gitonga
2316708
1077.
David Gitau Macharia
22854920
913.
Nancy Wambui Sankale
21412336
968.
Grace Wanjiku Wacira
1066796
1023.
Ronah Mumbi Wanjiru
30355843
1078.
Sarah Auma Okumu
731541
914.
Serah Waithera Kimani
24760402
969.
Rose Njeri Gacheru
6065096
1024.
Jamee Njoroge Wairimu
25211297
1079.
Henry Kimantui Mutiria
20350676
915.
Francis Mungai Chege
22222125
970.
Josephine Muthoni Ndichu
11535119
1025.
Joseph Karina Wahiu
252522
1080.
Caroline Achieng Ochola
31928820
916.
Agnes Mugakenyi Mbugua
5978203
971.
Regina Ntheka Kairo
11127884
1026.
John Mwangi Gathu
23441014
1081.
Oyaro Moraa Pauline
265851048
917.
Elizabeth Nyamangu Karanja
21527527
972.
Ruth Wambui Githinji
23569322
1027.
Rachael Nduta Ndungi
30573417
1082.
Esther Muthoni Githaiga
24332554
918.
Agnes Wangui Muthega
1065585
973.
Mercy Wambui Kinyanjui
25021566
1028.
Peter Nyaga Kingori
8343425
1083.
Esther Wanjiku
35415102
919.
John Gachihi Njoroge
21180556
974.
Mary Wanjiru Njoroge
13216084
1029.
Peter Kiarie
9367814
1084.
Esther Wanjiku Gathni
26876716
920.
Emmah Wanjiru Magu
22539416
975.
Peter Mukiri Mwangi
23040726
1030.
Mercy Wanjiku Ndungu
29000305
1085.
Evan Gathobe Mbugua
30049288
6855687
1086.
Phyllis Warau
24810789
Mary Nyokabi Magu
22326478
921.
Agnes Gatari
30620551
976.
Elizabeth Mukulu Musia
21946742
1031.
Tabitha Njoki Mwaura
922.
Michael Gacheru Njuguna
23236997
977.
James Kamau Kanyi
13798555
1032.
Veronica Wanjiku Murimi
8631569
1087.
923.
Veronica Njoki Kinuthia
20177475
978.
Ruth Mugure Mungai
25142288
1033.
Joyce Wanjiku Kamau
11251886
1088.
Peninah Wambui Mutugi
13332059
924.
Dennis Mwaura Ndung'u
32476576
979.
John Waweru Nderu
1034.
Wanjiru Kihuria
28466451
1089.
Mercy Wambui
29567452
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA
COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF KAJIADOT
PUBLIC NOTICE ALLOCATION OF STALLS FOR NGONG MARKET IN KAJIADO COUNTY No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
1090.
Grace Njeri Gitau
23077107
1145.
Jesca Akinyi Odhiambo
29838049
1200.
Ruth Mugure Muigai
10882174
1255.
Nelson Marugu Wachira
24788860
1091.
Jane Munyao
13522271
1146.
Preston Moogi Okemwa
28445447
1201.
Grace Njeri Njoroge
1063302
1256.
Mary Wanja Kinuthia
29531689
1092.
Rukenya Kamau
9018545
1147.
Priscillah Mwende Mutua
30332654
1202.
Virginia Wambui Kinuthia
1062474
1257.
Phylis Wanjiru Nyaga
22013986
1093.
Jane Wambui Wangugi
23347223
1148.
Jeniplies Adede Sadha
2863178
1203.
Grace Wanjiku Karanja
1062248
1258.
Beatrice Njeri Chomba
10786227
1094.
Anastacia Muthoni Kihiu
3621249
1149.
Immaculate Mukami Ireri
34032587
1204.
Damaris Nyambura Mwicongi
20602913
1259.
Margaret Wairimu Ngugi
20215602
1095.
Fridah Kaari Kamundi
10971882
1150.
Hannah Mumbi Nyaga
8173083
1205.
Rahab Wanjiru Kimani
28665418
1260.
Alice Njery Muiruri
32796277
1096.
Arthur Mwaniki Njogu
8813779
1151.
Lucy Waithira Njambi
1067786
1206.
Elizabeth Gathoni Nyambura
24804861
1261.
Lucy Nayaianai Leitume
20453917
1097.
Catherine Wanza Musau
23059315
1152.
Mary Kivya Nzelu
8688008
1207.
Margaret Njoki Suayanga
24703228
1262.
Beatrice Wanjiku Joseph
12403625
1098.
Elizabeth Chichiwiri Mwaisama
14510288
1153.
Rosemary Thuka Mailu
8341297
1208.
Everline Kemunto Chweya
28436931
1263.
Francis Kariuki Ndegwa
24425388
1099.
Mathew Kabue Muthoni
23631679
1154.
Cecilia Wairimu Njoroge
7887097
1209.
David Muthiga Thuo
5188303
1264.
Josphine Makena Manyara
299544117
1100.
Priscilla Wanjiru Ngaruiya
9333955
1155.
Teresiah Muthoni Njoroge
1338420
1210.
Elizabeth Njambi Mwathi
25445513
1265.
Theresa Nyachae Mose
30960939
1101.
Mary Ruhiu Wairimu
24368133
1156.
Harrison Mbugua Ngugi
33654793
1211.
Peter Kaseke Kakulu
32856030
1266.
Cecilia Mwihaki Njuguna
24559419
1102.
Rahab Wanjiku
24063514
1157.
James Chege Macharia
22117794
1212.
Mary Mukuhi Kiarie
20116462
1267.
Paul Maina Chege
22835159
1103.
Amina Nkatha Kobia
28812600
1158.
Jane Wanjiru Njuguna
30802035
1213.
Mary Wambui Itotia
12653009
1268.
Grace Wanjiku Ngugi
24882439
1104.
Hannah Wangari Michuki
29807976
1159.
Judith Anyango Ochieng
21868239
1214.
Teresia Wanjiku Gitogo
5712711
1269.
Margaret Mbaire Njoroge
999444
1105.
Elizabeth Nthoki Mwalyo
11254015
1160.
Mary Ngayira Kisia
11852991
1215.
Esther Lucy Mangeni
2071697
1270.
Tabitha Wangari Maina
23796014
1106.
Julia Wangui Karanja
25813584
1161.
Ruth Wakiuru Muigua
22804974
1216.
Lucy Wamaitha Kiarie
8341389
1271.
Daniel Kamau Mwangi
23303552
1107.
Lines Chepngetich
20134567
1162.
Hellen Wanjira Muiguah
25901765
1217.
Beatrice Nyathira Kirie
10882909
1272.
Stephen Macharia Manueri Kariuki
3581525
1108.
Jacinta Wanjiru Mwangi
967391
1163.
Martha Nyambura Kamau
9659210
1218.
Helena Njoki Ndungu
1065369
1273.
James Mutungunjuguna
22435138
1109.
Apollo Ndegwa Muthoni
20723728
1164.
Sarah Wanjiku
21546119
1219.
Naomi Wairimu Kanuthu
31810992
1274.
Irene Kerubo Mungai
25442495
1110.
Daniel Masita Ongechi
22870008
1165.
Yunia Kerubo Algano
10020172
1220.
Grace Wangui Kanuthu
13652737
1275.
Risper Hellen Buluma
22354690
1111.
John Waweru Njenga
23108663
1166.
Jane Wanjiku Rurum0
13558796
1221.
Joseph Ngethe Kangari
28734369
1276.
Charles Kigia Wamiti
26377416
1112.
Francis Omondi Ochumba
27765262
1167.
Isaac Kamiti Ruana
21816175
1222.
Anastasia Njeri Kariuki
6106510
1277.
Rose Wahito Njaramba
23457912
1113.
Rose Wanjiku Kariuki
12492069
1168.
Joyce Wambui Njuguna
4945951
1223.
Serah Nyambura Gichinja
22810054
1278.
Catherine Karinya Munywoki
24206578
1114.
Nancy Njere Kamau
26048982
1169.
Naomi Waithereeo Musanga
20967455
1224.
Annah Murugi Watuku
1064334
1279.
Damaris Makena Gikari
24506056
1115.
Nancu Kaira Murungi
12699183
1170.
Margaret Wairimu Waweru
2581731
1225.
Lydia Gathoni Waweru
1355733
1280.
Teresia Muthoni Ngatia
32198987
1116.
Naomi Bonabari Nyakundi
26449011
1171.
Lilian Muthoni Mungai
22019479
1226.
Rose Wanjiru Mwangi
6107145
1281.
Rosemary Njeri Kimani
9945587
1117.
Benjamin Githinji Mbugua
6854438
1172.
Eunice Waithera Maina
24382106
1227.
Isaack Mwirigi Nkonge
236421124
1282.
Lucia Wambui Ngache
1062757
1118.
Florah Nasero Leyian
14607398
1173.
Jane Njeri Gichuru
31045192
1228.
Regina Waithera Kingi
4913204
1283.
Teresia Muthoni Mburu
6697541
1119.
James Muhia Kimiti
8341620
1174.
Timothy Miti Nabea
13354520
1229.
John Nduati Wairimu
24140446
1284.
Agnes Mugechi Ngotho
210287573
1120.
Nancy Muthoni Ndichu
1065737
1175.
Lucia Wanjiru Kinyanjui
2295969
1230.
Einice Njeri Kinyanjui
24094073
1285.
Teresia Mutheu Kyelu
24162429
1121.
Grace Mumbi Njeri
26752196
1176.
Beatrice Wanjiru Gitau
3113274
1231.
Jane Wanjiku Kimani
25153568
1286.
Joel Mwangi Ndungu
29664986
1122.
Mary Wanjiru Muthoni
28556209
1177.
Mary Daniel Kiiti
2185233
1232.
Damaris Wangui Wathina
22301234
1287.
John Maina Wanjiru
22987392
1123.
Mellen Mogiti Kimaiba
4133256
1178.
Eunice Muraa Mokua
25728315
1233.
Jemimah Mosiru Wanyoike
24430531
1288.
Janeffer Wairimu Macharia
7571529
1124.
James Karanja Kuria
11750937
1179.
Mary Wambui Mburu
9367837
1234.
Anthony Wanyoike Wambui
29678496
1289.
Irene Wairimu Gitau
10975696
1125.
James Ndungu Kageche
33977718
1180.
Mercy Wairimu Chege
26516033
1235.
Jackline Kathomi Joseph
20316961
1290.
Henry Muthuri Kanyuru
22288619
1126.
Francisca Riziki Musyoka
26926752
1181.
Maurine Anyango Maua
33960858
1236.
Nancy Gakuu
33711636
1291.
Ruth Wambui Kiarie
9442851
1127.
Priscilla Makena Ngiri
26878610
1182.
Joyce Wanjiku Mburu
14672900
1237.
Mikelina Muthoni Gakuu
8880527
1292.
David Theuri Kiarie
25789536
1128.
Patrick Musembi Mwongo
26200267
1183.
Veronica Gathoni Gichuhi
375407
1238.
John Wanyoike Ngugi
20178378
1293.
Dorcus Wanjiru Wambui
20705807
1129.
Edward Wathigo Muema
23780165
1184.
Lucy Njambi Mungai
6106497
1239.
Sophie Bosibori Mwasi
29987365
1294.
Samson Murigi Ngugi
136100013
1130.
Leonard Anyango Makuku
12566504
1185.
Agnes Wanjiru
21521321
1240.
Emmah Gathoni Wairimu
33961140
1295.
Isaac Ndungu Wangui
23723022
1131.
Hesbon Imbuga Kilakabe
9447558
1186.
Wangari Ndirangu
29199493
1241.
Jackline Kwamboka Omwamba
20851528
1296.
Joyce Wanja Idhii
29102505
1132.
Alekxiner Obare Shikuku
20234213
1187.
Ruth Wairimu Kinuthia
24437599
1242.
Asnet Kerubo Nyairo
26005354
1297.
Anastacia Wairimu Mugo
11320098
1133.
Damacklyne Kemunto
33220732
1188.
Patrick Ngig Mbatia
30728791
1243.
Mary Wambui Mbugua
6854317
1298.
Lilian Amboko Okwiri
21492275
1134.
Carolyne Mwende Nduku
30216064
1189.
Jane Njeri Gathua
20102975
1244.
John Nganga Ngugi
33311750
1299.
Veronicah Ribi Mwangi
3732578
1135.
Lily Wanjeri Thuku
22679812
1190.
Ann Njeri Shoma
1351801
1245.
Jane Njeri Kanyeru
11121991
1300.
Mary Mwihaki Ndungu
5696256
1136.
Mirica Ngendo Nkoke
101756
1191.
Lucy Wanjeri Kungu
9832790
1246.
Mary Ambuso Kamadi
124248884
1301.
Irene Moraa
2844181
1137.
Tersia Wanjiku
1063585
1192.
Mary Wanjiru Mwaniki
12652982
1247.
Rael Moraa Mokaya
29497221
1302.
Grace Gacembi Muciri
13278335
1138.
Mary Atieno Otieno
30230889
1193.
Lilian Njoki Muhi
12521895
1248.
Joyce Makena Riungu
24761860
1303.
Rosemary Wanjiru Kapaa
1064094
1139.
Nance Anyango Atieno
26151557
1194.
Mary Wambui Njoki
31593054
1249.
Milkah Wairimu Makua
22835879
1304.
Leah Wambui Njenga
11521153
1140.
Jane Amati Wanyama
8341357
1195.
Serah Wairimu Mburu
8341481
1250.
Peter Muthee Leonard
21016363
1305.
Mary Mwikali Musyoka
22240162
1141.
Emily Njoki Kariuki
4554360
1196.
Jane Wamuhu Mungai
2096603
1251.
Catherine Kangendo Iruki
29201043
1306.
Lucy Wandia Muthee
20602527
1142.
Grace Nyambura Mburu
16073940
1197.
Mary Njeri Peter
1064765
1252.
Janet Wambura Karanja
26534435
1307.
Ruth Wangui Njuguna
32270181
1143.
Rose Nyaruai Muthoni
25030414
1198.
Selestine Atieno Njiru
26299820
1253.
Lilian Wanjiru Maina
13818661
1308.
Joseph Maina Wangombe
11443178
1144.
Ruth Nduku Ngina
29337084
1199.
Bilha Wangui Mainge
3559932
1254.
Phillis Wambui Wairaciu
7635070
1309.
Esther Njambi Kimani
11535157
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA
COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF KAJIADOT
PUBLIC NOTICE ALLOCATION OF STALLS FOR NGONG MARKET IN KAJIADO COUNTY No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
1310.
Margaret Wangui Muthiga
2150924
1365.
Hannah Wanjiku Gitau
7667808
1420.
Anne Wangoi Gathoni
28685254
1475.
John Wanjohi Kibira
14490765
1311.
Elly Joy Murugi Patrick
13252387
1366.
Caroline Warutere Kamau
24701705
1421.
Jericah Mbithe Changao
12950207
1476.
Gerald Lemayian Kimakor
11681422
1312.
Jane Nyokabi Kamau
26083447
1367.
Annastacia Mwikali Nzioka
13520056
1422.
Mary Gathoni Ngaruiya
11384095
1477.
James Githinji Muchiri
992417
1313.
Beatrice Ruguru Kinyanjui
11681589
1368.
Gladys Wairimu Mwengwa
111271817
1423.
Agnes Wanza Ndambuki
22112982
1478.
Festus Sila Sammy
32928786
1314.
Margaret Muthoni Wanjiru
29224987
1369.
Esther Mwihari Kimani
1010874
1424.
Eunice Muthoni Muriithi
12578136
1479.
Antony Martim Mutai
28059834
1315.
David Kimani Njuguna
29136751
1370.
Stephen Sangira Njoroge
29732364
1425.
John Mwangi Kuria
13555985
1480.
Silvia Musaki Wafula
28825041
1316.
Wilson Murwa Kuria
29140738
1371.
John Mbugua Wambui
27125576
1426.
Leah Njoki Njoroge
22354068
1481.
Monicah Mumbi Njuguna
27193836
1317.
Brenise Njeri Kamau
22854551
1372.
Peter Kahura Kinyua
11535094
1427.
Leah Wanjira Kahenya
8343666
1482.
Moses Mwangi Wanjiku
24691730
1318.
Francis Kihoro Kianyuru
9209367
1373.
Milka Nyambura Kuria
27734704
1428.
Andrew Njenga Njoroge
30585851
1483.
Ekai Eregae Meni
5965143
1319.
Ndungu Karianjahi
4921406
1374.
Dominic Muimi Waita
12865091
1429.
Beatrice Wambui Mumbi
22471561
1484.
Lawrence Mugira Mirari
26649157
1320.
Damaris Wanjiru Gitau
29899275
1375.
Elizabeth Njoki Ndung'u
10882438
1430.
Jane Njeri Cumari
13221941
1485.
Eunah Wakonyu Mathenge
30106465
1321.
Mary Njoki Maina
13265936
1376.
Stephen Kamau Mwangi
4264449
1431.
Salome Muthoni Mbugua
1066112
1486.
Francis Njenga Kuria
23781796
1322.
Margaret Nduta Wangui
28086443
1377.
David Ngugi Njunge
31303594
1432.
Ann Nyawira Mwangi
21521797
1487.
Jackson Mwiti Kaburia
23368294
1323.
Aandi Peninah Ondinjo
20319656
1378.
Faith Wambui Mwangi
22362917
1433.
Catherine Wanjiku Kariuki
33249347
1488.
Kenneth Njoroge Kimani
21719372
1324.
Christine Munini Kimuu
6417766
1379.
Grace Wahu Njoroge
22800768
1434.
Nicholas Mwangi Wangamwa
25147537
1489.
Samwel Ochieng Odwar
25273294
1325.
Alice Nyangau Njugu
11767573
1380.
Antony Macugu Mwai
21406015
1435.
Wilson Maina Mwangi
21705829
1490.
Elizabeth Wangui Gichia
6854394
1326.
Clement Gachanja Kariuki
13220749
1381.
Elizabeth Wangari Kungu
9392532
1436.
Patrick Kinyanjui Mugure
23051745
1491.
Joyce Wanjiru Wairimu
30022706
1327.
Julius Mwita Robi
2918346
1382.
Catherine Muthoni Wanjiku
33505205
1437.
George Ndung'u Kuria
24534878
1492.
Lucy Waithira Kioi
29592854
1328.
Peter Nzioka Mbeneka
33789640
1383.
Virginia Wanjiru Njunge
20239581
1438.
Koki Mwalili
29680412
1493.
Elizabeth Migaliza Asena
30156624
1329.
Wanjiru Martha Musanga
1064376
1384.
Virginia Nyambura Ng'ang'a
6064564
1439.
Leah Mumbi Mungai
11728752
1494.
Mary Muthoni Njoroge
30101182
1330.
Esther Nyambura Wanja
22960483
1385.
Elizabeth Wangari Theuri
27330607
1440.
Henry Mbugua Njoroge
26423762
1495.
Paulina Nyokabi Mungai
2335678
1331.
Irene Wanjiru Wambui
28566480
1386.
Christopher Ndung'u Mburu
28151877
1441.
Anthony Kimani Njuguna
13128833
1496.
Rael Kemunto Maranga
26686576
1332.
Moses Waroinge Njoroge
21761211
1387.
Jane Nyambura Muthoni
22078430
1442.
Susan Wanjiku Muigai
12651121
1497.
Maria Wangari Ngigi
127537628
1333.
Peter Gathua Njoroge
13125549
1388.
James Ngaruiya Mwangi
22997314
1443.
Pauline Wambui Muigai
4718937
1498.
Annah Ndunge Mbole
13428174
1334.
Moses Maina Gituri
10513263
1389.
Ignatius Maina Muriithi
9263621
1444.
Henry Mukwambo Masinde
25743354
1499.
Catherine Kalekye Ndoko
25942002
1335.
Irene Kendi
23210038
1390.
Esther Wanjiru Ngandu
25544412
1445.
Violet Bonareri Isosa
279666799
1500.
Mary Nyawira Gakinya
268239
1336.
Carolyne Nanyoki
23320833
1391.
Rahab Nyokabi Kang'ethe
23269126
1446.
Eunice Wangui Mburu
26349261
1501.
Samuel Ouma Odongo
22737535
1337.
Jeriah Moraa Onsarigo
9739588
1392.
Annah Njeri Kimani
1065861
1447.
Pauline Syombua Wambua
24658625
1502.
Margaret Wangui Ndungu
22535421
1338.
Carolyne Waruguru Nyungi
24633357
1393.
Margaret Wairimu Kiiru
32992799
1448.
Jane Njeri Munene
29908942
1503.
Phanice Were Chesa
26635935
1339.
Moses Kariuki Karuri
29926496
1394.
Hannah Wanjiru Gathoni
21515075
1449.
Jane Wangui Mungai
13277513
1504.
Scolas Kalumu Muithya
23335357
1340.
Agnes Njoki Njunge
14515393
1395.
Mary Wanjiku Njenga
1064972
1450.
John Muigai Njoroge
11482361
1505.
Charles Taraiya Milanoi
22186518
1341.
Ruth Wambui Njuguna
22392176
1396.
Elizabeth Mbithe Nthenge
24102255
1451.
Josphat Kyalo Masau
24997621
1506.
Moses Mugo Ndungu
22670616
1342.
Alice Muthoni Gichia
25192584
1397.
Teresia Wambui Njuguna
28862949
1452.
Philomena Njeri Kariuki
27758918
1507.
Hannah Waruiru Gichohi
21519741
1343.
Sprinah Riziki Nynagresi
26512416
1398.
Jane Njuguini Wamiru
23135867
1453.
Judith Mukabane Onyonge
22636981
1508.
Joram Kimani Shauri
22572910
1344.
Patrick Maina Kariuki
68554995
1399.
Mary Nyokabi Ng'ang'a
21235213
1454.
Chrispus Ng'ang'a Gikandi
30575057
1509.
Mary Waithera Kinuthia
14473551
1345.
Maryann Wanjiru Njuguna
5214574
1400.
Harrison Ndaba
8341226
1455.
Michael Ngugi Kimani
22551781
1510.
Jane Wangui Njunji
24167906
1346.
Jane Wanjiru Ndichu
6880888
1401.
Francisca Kaunye Olekata
21282512
1456.
Mary Wanjiru Mwigua
4949297
1511.
Wanjiru Gitau Nguingoti
1062913
1347.
Elizabeth Mumbi Waweru
9887297
1402.
Peter Kiragu Kimani
11370725
1457.
Benard Mbucho Muthoni
24977401
1512.
Arthur Erastus Mburu Kiragu
764182
1348.
Escoline Wanja Musyoka
22274643
1403.
Catherine Khaeri Omwaka
32874881
1458.
Catherine Mumbua Muriiuki
11052129
1513.
Simon Kiongo Mburu
11587520
1349.
Benedeth Gathoni Kamite
1063731
1404.
Peninah Mwikali Toma
31565541
1459.
Nancy Wangui Mugane
5940010
1514.
Lucy Njoki Njuguna
24093859
1350.
Samson Rugiri Wainana
4442158
1405.
Monicah Njeri Kiiru
30290197
1460.
Lydiah Muthoni Ngumba
20584385
1515.
Gladys Wanjiru Muiru
21797722
1351.
Rolan Kanana Gitonga
27623774
1406.
Phyllis Nyambura Mbui
1194314
1461.
Margaret Muthoni Wahome
9723321
1516.
Ann Wangeci Wanjiru
12462977
1352.
Ruth Wambui Kahara
28855204
1407.
Eunice Njeri Mathini
1065084
1462.
Kubwana Alphonse Ndayishimiye
351375
1517.
Nancy Njeri Njau
1310503
1353.
Jerioth Wanjiku Wamae
12947179
1408.
Daniel Musau Munyao
24150453
1463.
Loyce Wamunyu Muhindu
4346196
1518.
Jane Wangui
522289
1354.
Susan Wangari Muiruri
939179
1409.
Beatrice Nkuene Mutai
1889438
1464.
Mary Mumbi Njuguna
1067500
1519.
Patrick Gitau Kariuki
1096985
1355.
Josephat Githimba Muthege
22836170
1410.
Njeri Mutua Musee
25531660
1465.
Mercy Muthoni Nyaga
1347137
1520.
Grace Mumbi Wambui
27471973
1356.
Eunice Achieng Owino
28620930
1411.
Njeri Ngugi
10432620
1466.
Eunice Akinyi Nyakore
29996732
1521.
Jane Gakenye Wambu
6855051
1357.
Philomena Kami Kinuthia
1309604
1412.
Sera Wambugu Maina
13846131
1467.
Eedith Wairimu Irango
20840883
1522.
Leah Wamboi Njoroge
26792228
1358.
Anthony Njenga Ngugi
20211341
1413.
Patrick Gichuru
24642069
1468.
Rhoda Katee Mwinzi
9022516
1523.
Priscilla Njeri Karanja
3109321
1359.
Christine Nthenya Mutuku
21971612
1414.
Ruth Wamaitha Macathah
10974471
1469.
Mary Nyaboke Misiga
30288883
1524.
Margaret Wanjiru Kinuthia
106614`
1360.
Sophia Atieno Ogak
11447205
1415.
Jacinta Wairimu Wangui
25619653
1470.
Lucy Njoki Muthenji
1063249
1525.
Margeret Waithira Kibuikia
5214391
1361.
Rahab Nduta
34391146
1416.
Miriam Wairimu Mbogo
14648014
1471.
Esther Wanjiru Waweru
25753596
1526.
Pelister Mongina Ndemo
24546168
1362.
Margaret Waithira Chege
1309745
1417.
James Mwanzia Musyoki
21971924
1472.
Mukein Muindi
4718154
1527.
Harrison Kibukia Kimity
20002230
1363.
Lucia Waithira Njunge
6854756
1418.
Patrick Kuria Wanjiru
25099129
1473.
Joseph Kimwel Kaindi
5718864
1528.
Leah Njeri Mwaniki
10864537
1364.
James Comba Njogu
24961210
1419.
Julia Waithera Ndung'i
16052475
1474.
Mary Wambui Mwangi
1355769
1529.
Lydia Kembo Nyang'wono
28708501
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA
COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF KAJIADOT
PUBLIC NOTICE ALLOCATION OF STALLS FOR NGONG MARKET IN KAJIADO COUNTY No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
No.
Names
ID Number
1530.
Leah Kabui Ndegwa
25371818
1561.
Daniel Kioko Mutinda
32537973
1592.
Naomi Moraa Kemongare
28139366
1623.
Paul Njuguna Mwangi
6063316
1531.
Catherine Mutindi Mavaka
29001875
1562.
Caroline Njoki Ndungu
34257080
1593.
Stephen Gitimu Muriithi
26814129
1624.
Teresia Wambui Njoki
30342908
1532.
Lawrence Chuni Thiongo
24749130
1563.
Cecilia Wanjirundungu
29137253
1594.
Melody Senetoi Leyian
24622400
1625.
Elizabeth Muthoni Ndegwa
13489601
1533.
Godfrey Githinji Wambugu
25926007
1564.
Stephen Maina Kanyi
27058289
1595.
Magret Auma Owino
13189566
1626.
Anne Wamboi Kiarie
10111264
1534.
Beatrice Aluoch Otieno
34391662
1565.
Hellen Wacek Wainaina
23439574
1596.
George Njorogw Waihiga
12655847
1627.
Lydia Wambugi Maina
10058142
1535.
David Kinoti Muriithi
32241625
1566.
Josphat Keremi M'ekotha
26302996
1597.
Beth Nthenya Munguti
20015372
1628.
James Muli Mugure
27790048
1536.
Margaret Njeri Wambui
11595518
1567.
Pauline Wanjiru Wambui
28627668
1598.
Eunice Njeri Njoki
2009083
1629.
Kevin Kaboke Ikuwa
28316900
1537.
Margeret Njeri Wamboi
11595518
1568.
Salome Wambui Kabiru
1067350
1599.
George Kabugi Muhinja
22262081
1630.
Marcella Oteyo
21130300
1538.
Lucy Wanjiru Muchiri
1844202
1569.
Florence Nafula
31547521
1600.
Mary Muthoni Gichoki
22409376
1631.
Mary Nyawira. Samwel
12890250
1539.
Caroline Mugure Muthoni
27611283
1570.
Dolphine Mwango Nyangau
35208804
1601.
Velonicah Njeri Waweru
8340439
1632.
John Mwangi Kamau
31654026
1540.
Agnes Gaita Mikio
2519441
1571.
Harriet Kageni Wainaina
8311664
1602.
Stephen Munyaka Mutua
29865728
1633.
Stephen Mungai Wairimu
29511365
1541.
George Kinyanjui Ndungu
23190825
1572.
Peris Muthoni Mwaura
22889459
1603.
Josephine Bosibori Nyauma
407147
1634.
Anastacia Kavita
22593931
1542.
Daniel Mungai Kuria
24156039
1573.
David Kamau Nyingi
12948012
1604.
Stanley Kiiru Njuguna
21720136
1635.
Veronica Wambui Nyamu
799929
1543.
Beatrice Mumbi Kuhungi
30015676
1574.
James Kingei Kioko
27633730
1605.
Alice Nyaboke Chamoru
25932133
1636.
Rose Wanjiru Muigai
8614543
1544.
Francis Njunge Njuguna
25206709
1575.
John Magondu Wanene
5947951
1606.
Peter Wanjema Mumu
1840843
1637.
Lucy Wanjiru Ngunya
13751434
1545.
Cristiano Mutuku Mwangangi
29581117
1576.
Protasia Valence Makawishe
9969290
1607.
Agnes Kerubo Elijah
33427726
1638.
Rose Ngami Riungu
4462082
1546.
Lydia Kemunto Sure
25000413
1577.
Samwel Ndegwa Ndarau
33407536
1608.
Emma Njeri David
25254826
1639.
Carolyne Wanjiku
23351699
1547.
James Mutugi Nthamburi
27415566
1578.
Samuel Ndegwa Ndarau
33407536
1609.
Fransisca Wanjugu Njoroge
13449716
1640.
Zippora Karauki
11058319
1548.
Agnes Wangari Gitonga
21717002
1579.
Bonventure Liani Singa
29392247
1610.
Mary Wachuka Kamau
27860865
1641.
Teresia Kariuki
22850154
1549.
Rosecate Wawira Njiru
29931272
1580.
Veronicah Nzalo Kyengau
23228965
1611.
Patricia Kamanthee
2691093
1642.
Geofrey Wainaina
11384411
1550.
Caroline Mumbi Mungai
29618045
1581.
David Mwangi Kanyoro
11176687
1612.
Lucia Njoki Njoroge
1062762
1643.
Patrick Mbatia Muteti
29642069
1551.
Francis Murithi Karimi
11320287
1582.
Emily Ndinda Kavundi Kasimu
27836514
1613.
James Njenga Waweru
21521600
1644.
Susan M. Murigi
24407355
1552.
Michael Kahara Kamau
25119391
1583.
Dorcas Wanjiru Mwangi
11098581
1614.
Hannah Wanjiru Andrea
1064106
1645.
Paul Kamau Wakaba
24468435
1553.
Martha Wanjiru Namu
13459557
1584.
Hellen Wanjiru Kimani
25231708
1615.
Charles Mahiuha Muriuki
22640712
1646.
Danson Mugo Chui
29548970
1554.
Eddah Mauno Wanyama
29510878
1585.
Peter Ngigi Gakuru
30897398
1616.
Jacinta Nduta Wahinya
11153551
1647.
Samuel Mburu Nganga
33804915
1555.
Joseph Kimamo Kenyatta
560637
1586.
Felista Naipanoi Enole Kapeen
11710150
1617.
Samuel Kimani Mwaura
21700157
1648.
James Mungai Karuga
13676457
1556.
Judith Nyanchoka Onyango
26291395
1587.
William Saitoti Kapeen
28331026
1618.
Elizabeth Kalele Kiiti
33989497
1649.
Margaret Wangu Chege
10933725
1557.
Samuel Ntongai M'ekotha
21256459
1588.
Lucy Njokigateiyu
12652771
1619.
Peter Ndungu Burugu
9361294
1650.
Pennina Munyiva Muema
31129596
1558.
Dorcas Mbula Kilonzo
29531306
1589.
Lucas Ambigo Nyambao
27584858
1620.
Lucy Kanana Arimi
13814547
1651.
Nancy Wachu Mwaura
7064820
1559.
Christina Wairimu
1240996
1590.
Jemimah Nzisa Kimweli
24706391
1621.
Mary Muthoni Matu
374563
1652.
Salome Linkoy
26635935
1560.
Annah Njeri Genyu
1064847
1591.
Edith Muthoni Njuguna
1323036
1622.
Rose Njeri Gachuru
6065096
1653.
Antony Wakaba Wachira
2504462
The following Two Hundred and Sixty-One (261) Project Affected Persons (PAPs) did not turn up for Validation to enable the allocation of a market space (stall) directly. This is to request those whose names appear below and are interested in the allocation of a stall to lodge their interest in writing to the Principal Secretary, State Department for Housing and Urban Development, Ambank House 17th Floor not later than 25th September 2020.
No.
Name
ID Number
No.
Name
ID Number
37.
Chalise Samwel Gathesha
28624399
59.
Esther Wangui Kimani
23349343
38.
Charity Nyawira Murage
200590029
60.
Eunice Wagithi Githinji
22641673
No.
Name
ID Number
No.
Name
ID Number
39.
Charles Kariuki Mwandiki
22196663
61.
Eunice Wanjiku Nderitu
13885370
1
Agnes Masitsa Vijedi
12562727
19.
Augustine Kariuki Waithira
22398323
40.
Charles Maina Kihoro
10967013
62.
Evalyne Mukulu Paul
29857724
2.
Agnes Wangui Gathua
11267881
20.
Beatrice Gathoni Wambui
24976329
41.
Clara Chepkoech Maritim
33156757
63.
Evans Musembi Hinga
26109580
3.
Alex Ndegwa Maina
28251252
21.
Beatrice Kianira
26306039
42.
Consolata Apondi Okomo
1911627
64.
Evelyn Waruguru Wambugu
28739106
4.
Alexander Mulu Paul
30732356
22.
Beatrice Mmbone
33013474
43.
Damaris Nyambura Ng'ang'a
3433456
65.
Everine Endesha Dela
34390307
Danel Thiongo Wangui
20524123
66.
Everlyne Okanja Njeka
33391093
67.
Florence Kasiku Muthini
27741807
5.
Alice Njoki Muthama
2000420
23.
Bedan Fundi Mvungu
24825191
44.
6.
Alice Njoki Nyamu
23337732
24.
Benrogious Mwanza Daudi
29337877
45.
Daniel Muringa Nguya
27034107
7.
Alice Wangui Wainaina
10882875
25.
Beth Wangari Kungu
138413369
46.
David Nyori Kinuthia
10182143
68.
Florence Malemba Wamela
20332834
8.
Alifey Ludovic
Ta000844
26.
Beth Wanjiku Mwangi
23024695
47.
Diana Nyambura
29388876
69.
Florence Wacera Chege
23667060
9.
Alphonce Valerian
Ta001778
27.
Bether Wairimu Maina
20452440
48.
Dinah Kerubo Oyano
12503933
70.
Francis Kimani Kaniaru
32314459
10.
Amos Mwangi Wairimu
27627022
28.
Bibianna Desdery Lyakurwa
9747223
49.
Dorcas Wanja Njenga
30593135
71.
Francis Mutua Kilivo
5929556
11.
Anastacia Mbula Mutiso
111385393
29.
Brian Muthoka Mwania
27599020
50.
Doreen Karwirwa Marangu
11696865
72.
Fredrick Kangethe Kanyara
31621415
12.
Anastacia Ngina Makau
22141691
30.
Calvins Odhiambo Muga
35213289
51.
Edith Wambui Nganga
24962486
73.
Fredrick Mwili Mwenda
24874623
13.
Andrew Mutinda Kimuli
336493345
31.
Caroline Karweti Gichuhi
24705066
52.
Ednah Kerubo Nyabaro
28617180
74.
Fredrick Omondi Okello
27514179
14.
Angela Mbula Kimeu
26801465
32.
Caroline Njeri Muthoni
21122029
53.
Elijah Wambugu Kondo
35113106
75.
Fredrick Thiongo Wainaina
27757257
15.
Ann Naserian Meeli
29286927
33.
Catherine Kajoju Mugambi
20265889
54.
Eliud Wakaba Muturi
26059771
76.
Gaudes Mvoi Ndungwa
57999367
16.
Ann Ngonyo Muthoni
30513682
34.
Catherine Nyambura
4830284
55.
Elizabeth Njambi Naitera
30785124
77.
Geoffrey Mutung'u Mwangi
11681305
17.
Ann Njeri Mwangi
9117720
35.
Catherine Wanjuu Muya
32765958
56.
Elizabeth Njoki Nyokabi
2847365
78.
Geofrey Maina Wambui
28302881
18.
Anna Wambui Thuku
14488226
36.
Cathrene Wamuyu Mugo
22132446
57.
Elizabeth Wanjera Wangari
30870571
79.
George Mbithi Mwanza
32261513
58.
Esther Muthike Thyaka
33562277
80.
George Mwihaki Thuo
35046129
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA
COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF KAJIADOT
PUBLIC NOTICE ALLOCATION OF STALLS FOR NGONG MARKET IN KAJIADO COUNTY No.
Name
ID Number
No.
Name
ID Number
No.
Name
ID Number
No.
Name
ID Number
81.
George Wanyingi Njoroge
30124367
128.
Joseph Kamau Njunguna
29510883
174.
Mary Wangui Wanjiku
22931803
221.
Regina Wanjiru Kimani
33723937
82.
Gladys Nduta Gikuru
23909441
129.
Joseph Kanua Gachura
32439050
175.
Mary Wanjiku Mwaura
3428672
222.
Regina Wanjiru Wainaina
10402582
83.
Godfrey Kiiru Gathitu
9332687
130.
Joseph Kibui Kimani
10432138
176.
Mary Wanjiru Kaptich
27633729
223.
Reginah Wanjiru Kimathi
9827599
84.
Goffrey Kipngetich
27660076
131.
Joseph Mwangi Ndirangu
28125015
177.
Mary Wanjiru Njoroge
28730127
224.
Reuben Mwaniki Mwaniki
25764135
85.
Grace Mungari Kariuki
20223934
132.
Joseph Mwangi Ndirangu
28125015
178.
Maxmilla Agola Nambulu
13529695
225.
Robert Ngatia Njeri
27966002
86.
Grace Soila Munyere
27268031
133.
Joseph Njenga Nagi
5783492
179.
Mercy Kathure
26420421
226.
Rose Nakumicha Onyango
23344090
87.
Hadija Karimi Swaleh
11489345
134.
Joseph Njoroge Njeri
33986708
180.
Mercy Nkatha Lucy
25504897
227.
Rose Nyansiabokaonywoki
25916777
88.
Hannah Wangari Mburu
28598073
135.
181.
Mercy Wanjiku Waithera
27901639
228.
Roseline Nafula Mukhebi
24773747
Hannah Wanjiru
34391093
Josephine Bosibori Nyauma
407147
89.
24317337
229.
Sabeta Wanjiru Kibuhi
25224367
Haron Kamau Kiringu
23928797
25039306
Michael Kinyua Mbuba
90.
183.
230.
Saidi Abdallah Ndung'u
12651640
Hassan Muiruri Matheka
34672316
Joyce Wanjiku Jelagat
29090088
Moses Waweru Wothaya
28363776
Scholastica Wairimu Waruru
11482834
142.
188.
235.
28653205
12990816
27193836
Immaculate Mumbi Mutero
Joyce Wangui Mwangi
Monicah Mumbi Njuguna
96.
141.
187.
34017746
257652288
29058961
Sarafina Vijete Josephat
Ibrahim Evans Ombati
Joyce Kanini Mbuba
234.
95.
140.
24417216
10883365
25994060
Miriam Wambui Kariuki
Samuel Mganga Njuguna
Hyline Kemunto Kegoro
186.
233.
94.
29146304
33956938
29157674
Josphine Atieno Omwaka
Milkah Wambui Gathoni
Samuel Kihingu Njunguna
139.
185.
232.
21210324
24380710
22940577
Hilary Mutua Mukeka
Joshua Lemeyan Naipanoi
Milkah Mwende Musili
93.
138.
184.
28231320
25869278
33226116
Samson Murimi Mercy
Hellen Muthoni Ndungu
Joshua Kiema Ngena
231.
92.
137.
Mildred Nabangala Wanyama
9838355
91.
Josephine Wambui Ndungu
182.
27724810
236.
Scolastica Ndanu Muema
26718357
22742927
24045563
Moureen Mumbi Wambui
Irene Kagwiria Murungi
Juliet Asena Muhyahya
189.
97.
143.
237.
Serah Njeru Macharia
34534038
2261878
6248157
2534750
Irene Mutitu Ireri
Julius Mwangi Njoroge
Mutethia Eric Karuti
98.
144.
190.
31829566
27749840
238.
Serah Wambuui Kuria
32999352
32033916
Justus Mutinda Kalungu
Mwanzia Mwoki
Isaac Ndungu Maina
145.
191.
99.
239.
23647815
193.
Nancy Wangari Mwaura
26600130
Shaban Simiyu Wepukhulu
33321640
Isaiah Muriuki Chiira
30688100
22812609
101.
Jackline Gesare Momanyi
25960061
Kaspha Chepkemboi Otieno
Mwema Mutual
100.
146.
192.
240.
Simon Kibiro Wangui
21759142
27488178
34081223
23936258
Jackline Nzula Chege
Kennedy Muriithi Mwenda
Naomi Waithira Karanja
102.
147.
194.
32041048
241.
Simon Kiragu Maina
20495825
28557683
29302420
Naomi Wambui
Jackson Mwanake Ngore
Kilonzo Kalungu
195.
103.
148.
Nollegah Mmbaitsa
13737670
11385750
25211297
30413633
196.
Jamee Njoroge Wairimu
Leah Wangui Mwaura
Simon Ndoho Ngotho
104.
149.
242.
11473883
243.
Simon Njege Ng'ang'a
23209357
22312419
22732252
Patrick Amunga Namiba
James Muchui Mutwiri
Lilian Abiriako Murembe
197.
105.
150.
Patrick Muriuku Maringa
13541967
8341168
32540696
27777027
198.
James Wamwenge Wangui
Lilian Oduor Nabira
Stephen Ezekiel Mwaura
106.
151.
244.
23961304
245.
Stephen Kamau Mwangi
4264449
33533053
28855170
Patrick Ndung'u Nyambura
Jamlic Mutisya Mbali
Lilian Wambui Macatha
199.
107.
152.
Paul Kimeu Ndolo
33275969
24017909
24809870
12523303
200.
Jane Nduku Mutua
Lillian Wangari Kamau
Stephen Mburu Waithaka
108.
153.
246.
29510781
247.
Stephen Mungugi Ngolya
30119069
1350265
10110007
Paul Ndung'u Wanjiku
Jane Njeri Kinyanjui
Living Benedict Gidu
201.
109.
154.
29060753
27194359
13512089
30181653
Jane Nkatha Mathiu
Loise Wangu Gatheca
Paul Obare Ondieki
111.
156.
203.
Stephene Gikunju Wahome
23227638
12653036
33157911
Paul Njaaga Njoroge
Jane Njeri Wairagu
Loice Siamantha Parkima
202.
110.
155.
248.
12779899
112.
Jane Nyambura Situma
28205493
11336087
10045887
Stephene Maina Waweru
Lucia Njoki Ndegwa
Paul Wabunyi Michuki
249.
157.
204.
113.
Jane Thama Chege
3929383
29096798
26802333
1068474
Lucy Igoki Macari
Peninah Njoki Chege
Sulema Auma Amora
158.
205.
250.
21123996
23612547
114.
Jane Wanjiru Nderitu
26704613
25794420
Peris Gathoni Kimondo
Susan Nyambura Kaari
Lucy Wanjiru Ngige
206.
251.
159.
115.
Janet Mutheu Kyumwa
9635106
10058142
303056759
28829280
Lydia Wambugi Maina
Peter Chege Ngare
Susan Wambui Njomo
160.
207.
252.
13705390
28320276
116.
Jeneffer Njambi Muni
8290301
21615799
Peter Kiarii Munenge
Sylvester Nzioka Mutuku
Margaret Gathoni Wangui
208.
253.
161.
117.
Joel Mutemi Muthui
27394926
28704417
13825996
29187341
Margaret Nduta Ndicu
Peter Njoroge Ndung'u
Tabitha Wangeci Kamau
162.
209.
254.
9964758
3461368
118.
John Karigi Kadogo
28599155
23874768
Peter Sigfrid Eringo
Teresia Wanjiku
Margaret Njeri Wanjiru
210.
255.
163.
119.
John Kariuki Kamau
20509422
21609535
4439061
5712711
Martha Wanjiru Kimani
Peter Wamweya Gitau
Teresia Wanjiku Gitoho
164.
211.
256.
27691157
11046764
120.
John Muchiri
34518855
28912597
258.
Teresiah Wambui Wanjiru
28481053
121.
John Musyoki Muasa
31100835
166.
Martin Ruhiu Wambui
26057207
Peterson Waithaka Mwangi
Teresiah Wambui Ngugi
Martin Gitonga Njenga
212.
257.
165.
29729596
28289857
122.
John Mwangi Maina
21942329
8688008
Polly Mugure Munyua
Theresiah Nthenya Nzioka
Mary Kivya Nzelu
213.
259.
167.
123.
John Njoka Maruru
10661887
24279717
29193084
29201164
Mary Mukami Wairagu
Pollycarp Mbaabu Mwori
Timothy Ndiritu Wanjiru
168.
214.
260.
9983538
27983954
124.
John Wangui Kiige
9668172
31633867
Priva Paul Silayo
Veronicah Nyambura Njoki
Mary Njeri Kinyanjui
215.
261.
169.
24481009
26788180
4685763
Rebecca Karimi
Joseph Gatemi Muragu
Mary Njoki Njeru
216.
125.
170.
21475839
14421369
1295670
Regina Mumbi Waithaka
Joseph Githenji Paulo Ngotho
Mary Njoki Tirus
217.
126.
171. 172.
Mary Njoki Waweru
9373810
218.
Regina Mutheu Mbaluka
34814310
25531645
28305266
25182907
Joseph Kabui Wanjiru
Mary Wambui Ndungu
Regina Mwikali Wambua
127.
173.
219. 220.
Regina Ngui
10095053
136.
The above list superseds any other previously published list
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR AND CO-ORDINATION OF NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
MINISTRY OF DEVOLUTION AND ASALs STATE DEPARTMENT FOR DEVOLUTION
STATE DEPARTMENT FOR CORRECTIONAL SERVICES REPUBLIC OF KENYA
TENDER NOTICE The Ministry of Devolution and ASALs, State Department for Devolution, (SDD) invites eligible, qualified and competent firms including those firms owned by Youth, Women and Persons with Disability (YW&PWD) to submit sealed applications for the following tenders: S/ NO
Tender Number
Tender Description
Eligible Category
Closing Date and Time
1.
MODA/SDD/OTRFP/01/ 2020-2021
Consultancy Services to develop a Documentary for Kenya Devolution Support Program. (Consultancy Firm)
Open
29th Sept. 2020 At 11 o’clock
2
MODA/SDD/OT/RFP/02/ 2020- 2021
Consultancy Services for Annual Capacity and Performance Assessment (ACPA). (Consultancy Firm)
Open
29th Sept. 2020 At 11 o’clock
3
MODA/SDD/OT/RFP/03 /2020-2021
Consultancy Services to conduct a Quality assurance for Annual Capacity and Performance Assessment and Capacity Building Plans for County Governments. (Consultancy Firm )
Open
4
MODA/SDD/OT/RFP/04/ 2020-2021
Consultancy Services for developing End Term Evaluation of Kenya Devolution Support Program. (Consultancy Firm)
Open
TENDER INVITATION NOTICE The Ministry of Interior and Coordination of National Government through the State Department for Correctional Services invites eligible bidders for supply and delivery of goods and services for the following tenders (framework contracts) for the period ending 30th June, 2022.
CATEGORY A - Open to all Citizens S/ NO
TENDER NO
TENDER NAME
BID BOND Kshs.
CLOSING DATE
1.
SDC/1/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Farm Tools and Inputs
250,000
30th September, 2020
2.
SDC/2/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Prime Grade Tim-ber (hardwood)
250,000
30th September, 2020
29th Sept. 2020 At 11 o’clock
3.
SDC/3/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Household and Institutional Appliances
250,000
30th September, 2020
4.
SDC/4/2020-2022
Supply of Wood-fuel
250,000
30th September, 2020
29th Sept. 2020 At 11 o’clock
5.
SDC/5/2020-2022
Supply of Tyres, Tubes and Batteries
250,000
30th September, 2020
6.
SDC/6/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Car-pentry Tools and Machinery
250,000
30th September, 2020
Interested bidders may access and download detailed tender document and corresponding Terms of Reference/specifications free of charge from: i. Procurement Portal: http//www.tenders.go.ke ii. The Ministry’s Website www.devolutionasals.go.ke. Duly completed tender documents (Two Hard Copies, One Original and one Copy ) should be enclosed in plain sealed envelope clearly marked with tender number, tender description and deposited in the tender Box located on 1st floor of Telposta Towers, Wing C, Kenyatta Avenue, Nairobi, Kenya during office hours (Weekdays 8.00 am to 5.00 pm) on or before Tuesday, 29th September, 2020 at 11.00 a.m. and be addressed to: Principal Secretary, Ministry of Devolution and Asals, State Department for Devolution, P. O. Box 30004 – 00100. NAIROBI, KENYA Bids will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the bidders or their representatives who choose to attend at the 6th floor boardroom, Telposta Towers, Kenyatta Avenue, Nairobi. Prices quoted should be net inclusive of all Government taxes and other expenses and must remain valid for 150 days from the closing/opening date of the tender. Bids requiring bid Security will be as indicated in the tender documents. Principal Secretary State Department for Devolution
7.
SDC/7/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of se-curity locks
250,000
30th September, 2020
8.
SDC/8/2020-2022.
Supply and Delivery of Mo-tor Vehicle Service Parts, lubricants
250,000
30th September, 2020
9.
SDC/9/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Telecommunication Items
500,000
30th September, 2020
10.
SDC/10/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Photographic Materials
100,000
30th September, 2020
11.
SDC/11/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Prison Staff and Prisoners uni-form Material (Locally Man-ufactured)
500,000
5th October, 2020
12.
SDC/12/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Staff Uniform, Insignia and miscellaneous Items
500,000
5th October, 2020
13.
SDC/13/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of La-boratory Reagents, Specialized Equipment and Dental Consumables
100,000
5th October, 2020
14.
SDC/14/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Em-powerment Tools
250,000
5th October, 2020
CATEGORY B: Reserved for Youth, Women and Persons with Disabilities S/NO
TENDER NO
TENDER NAME
BID BOND
CLOSING DATE
15.
SDC/15/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of office Stationeries
None
5th October, 2020
16.
SDC/16/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Uphol-stery, Carpentry Materials
None
5th October, 2020
17.
SDC/17/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Sanitary Items
None
5th October, 2020
18..
SDC/18/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Building Materials
None
5th October, 2020
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT, INFRASTRUCTURE, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS
19.
SDC/19/2020-2022
Provision of Professional Cleaning Services
None
5th October, 2020
20.
SDC/20/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Horse Feeds, Dog meal and Accessories
None
5th October, 2020
STATE DEPARTMENT FOR INFRASTRUCTURE
21.
SDC/21/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Prime Grade Timber (Softwood)
None
7th October, 2020
JOB ADVERTISEMENT Applications are invited from qualified persons for the following positions shown below:
22.
SDC/22/2020-2022
Supply and delivery of Airtime
None
7th October, 2020
23.
SDC/23/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Bed-dings
None
7th October, 2020
24.
SDC/24/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Motor Vehicle Workshop tools and Equipment
None
7th October, 2020
VACANCY NO
JOB TITLE
CSG
POSTS
25.
SDC/25/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Soap Ingredients Materials
None
7th October, 2020
1/2020
Laboratory Technician III
13
11
26.
SDC/26/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of Dietary Flour (Ujimix) for PLHIV
None
7th October, 2020
2/2020
Motor Vehicle Electrician Grade III
15
12
3/2020
Motor Vehicle Mechanic Grade III
15
13
4/2020
Artisan Grade III -Mechanical
15
11
5/2020
Artisan Grade III -Building
15
8
S/NO
TENDER NO
TENDER NAME
BID BOND
CLOSING DATE
6/2020
Artisan Grade III –Plant Mechanic
15
17
27.
SDC/27/2020-2022
Provisions of Air Ticketing
None
7th October, 2020
6
28.
SDC/28/2020-2022
Repair and Maintenance of Motor vehicles
None
7th October, 2020
29.
SDC/29/2020-2022
Maintenance of Computers, Equipment Servers, Routers, Printers, Scanners, Telephone lines, Heads and Photocopiers
None
7th October, 2020
7/2020
Artisan Grade III –Spray Painting
15
8/2020
Artisan Grade III –Panel Beating
15
7
9/2020
Artisan Grade III -Upholster
15
9
10/2020
Plant Operator III
16
16
11/2020
Driver III
16
12
Interested and qualified persons are requested to make their applications by completing one PSC2 (Revised 2016) application form. The form may be downloaded from the Public Service Commission’s websites: www.publicservice.go.ke For more details on salary scale, requirements for appointment, duties and responsibilities, visit the following website www.transport.go.ke or www.mygov.go.ke. Completed PSC 2 (2016) application form can be sent to: The Cabinet Secretary Ministry of Transport, Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development State Department of Infrastructure P.O. Box 30260-00100 Nairobi OR Hand delivered to the State Department of Infrastructure Human Resource Management registry, Transcom House, 5th Floor or email to [email protected] on or before 6th October, 2020.
CATEGORY C:
Prequalification of Suppliers for Supply of Goods, Services and Works (Reserved for AGPO)
Interested eligible candidates should download the document free of charge from our website www.coordination.go.ke or, from IFMIS Kenya suppliers’ portal: www.supplier.treasury.go.ke and or www.mygov.go.ke. The document can also be collected from the Ministry of Interior and Coordination of National Government (State Department for Correctional Services) Supply Chain Management Office upon payment of non-refundable fee of Kshs.1, 000/= (one thousand only)in the Ministry cash office or bankers cheque addressed to the Principal Secretary. Any further information may be obtained from Head of Supply Chain Management Services, Telposta Towers 13th Floor during normal working hours (8.00 to 1.00 pm and from 2.00 to 5.00 pm). Completed tender documents are to be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes marked with tender reference number and be deposited in the Tender Box on 13th Floor at Telposta Tower Nairobi and be addressed to: The Principal Secretary, State Department for Correctional Services, P.O. Box 30478-00100, Nairobi. So as to be received on or before 10.00am of the closing date indicated above. Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the Candidates or their representatives who choose to attend at the boardroom located at 13th Floor at Telposta Tower Nairobi. The tenders shall be opened in strict adherence to the Ministry of Health protocol on COVID 19. Prices quoted must be net inclusive of VAT and all Government Taxes and must remain valid for one hundred fifty (150) days from the opening date of the tender. HEAD – SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR: PRINCIPAL SECRETARY STATE DEPARTMENT FOR CORRECTIONAL SERVICES
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Kangaroo courts blamed for Compensation to pave way high child abuse cases in Teso for Phase Two Kariminu dam to cost Sh2.2billion
BY MELECHEZEDECK EJAKAIT
Teso North Area Children’s Advisory Council has blamed kangaroo courts for the increase in the number of child abuse cases in the sub county. This emerged during a recent council’s meeting with other stakeholders held at Amagoro to deliberate on emerging issues affecting child protection like teenage pregnancies, child prostitution, defilement, early marriages and child labour. Amagoro Assistant County Commissioner, Hawo Bonaya who chaired the meeting told the stakeholders that they have a critical role to play in protecting the children, besides ensuring victims of child abuse access justice. “Let us be champions in fighting for the rights of the young girls and boys,” he urged. On the issue of kanga-
roo courts, Bonaya asked the stakeholders not to hesitate to report any incidents involving chiefs and their assistants for action to be taken. The Sub County Children Officer, Joy Alumase said, there is need to sensitize parents on child rights and how to seek legal redress whenever they have been abused. She said cases of sexual abuse and sexual exploitation of children were on the rise in the sub county hence the need for collaborative efforts from all partners to combat the vice. Katakwa Diocese Anglican Church Bishop John Okude said the alarming numbers of children being abused should be a wake-up call to the community to act now and protect the future generation. “The moment we allow the trend to continue and the life of that child is cut short be-
cause of failing to act, then we are losing a nation, we are losing a leadership and one day God will ask you what you did when you had the opportunity,” Bishop Okunde. World Vision representative at the meeting Everlyne Ementono said, kangaroo courts were the biggest hiccup in the fight against injustices meted to children. She said the only way to curtail the rise in the cases and save the children especially the girl child is to deal with the courts. Ementono disclosed that since July, they have managed to trace about 89 cases of teenage pregnancies across the sub county. Moding chief Gilbert Odera however refuted claims that chiefs and their assistants presided over the kangaroo courts .
a repeat of the compensation stalemate that was witnessed during land acquisition for Phase one, that dragged the commencement of the project. He said most of the hurdles that time involved land succession battles pitying relatives of the beneficiaries and hoped it will not be the case this time. During Phase one, Sh.1.3 billion was spent to compensate residents for 157 acres. “We are waiting for the NLC to finish with legal processes, establishing compensation rates and the number of those to be compensated. The funds have been set side, and once these processes are done, compensation will kick off. “We lost two years in settling land compensation rows during Phase one and this slowed the commencement
BY MUOKI CHARLES (KNA)
The Government has set aside Sh.2.2 billion as compen-
sation to residents of Gatundu North whose land will be taken for the second Phase of the multi-billion Kariminu 2 dam project, Water Principal Secretary Joseph Wairagu has said. Wairagu said requisition for the funds has been done and that the money will be released once the National Lands Commission (NLC) completes legal requirements and establishes compensation rates. Speaking while monitoring the progress of the project on Saturday, the PS said land acquisition process was ongoing and that the NLC was in the process of establishing the number of Project Affected Persons (PAPs). He said they want to avoid
of the project. We won’t allow this to happen again and cause delays in the project completion. Funds are there to ensure timely compensation of the Project Affected Persons,” said Wairagu. The Sh.24 billion dam is being built on a 600-acre piece of land and is jointly funded by the Government of Kenya and the China Exim Bank. International Holding Corporation (AVIC) and Shanghai Municipal Engineering Design Institute (SMEDI) are the implementing partners. The Phase One of the project covers 171 acres and involves dam embankment and water draw-off structures while Phase 2 will cover 429 acres for the reservoir area including the treatment plant and laying of pipes.
OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL AND DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
BUSINESS REGISTRATION SERVICE REPUBLIC OF KENYA
EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
VACANT POSITIONS IN THE BUSINESS REGISTRATION SERVICE (“THE SERVICE”) A SEMI-AUTONOMOUS GOVERNMENT AGENCY CREATED UNDER THE BUSINESS REGISTRATION SERVICE ACT 15 OF 2015 Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following vacant posts in the Business Registration Service. Interested and qualified persons are requested to download the full advert make their applications by completing ONE BRS Form. The application form and the detailed job requirements, duties and responsibilities for each position should be downloaded from either of the following websites; www.brs.go.ke, www.publicservice. go.ke or www.amsol.co.ke
NO.
POSITION
GRADE
REF.NO
NO. OF POSITIONS
1.
Deputy Director, Land Survey
3
KeNHA/DD-LS/007/ 2020
1
2.
Deputy Director, Human Resource Management
3
KeNHA/DD-HRM/008/2020
1
For the detailed Job Profile and Specification, and general information on KeNHA, please visit the Authority’s website www.kenha.co.ke. KeNHA is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to diversity and gender equality within the organization and therefore encourages persons with disability, women and those from marginalized areas to apply. Applicants with disability are requested to indicate their status on the application cover letter for ease of identification. Prospective candidates MUST satisfy the requirements of Leadership and Integrity set out in Chapter six (6) of the Constitution of Kenya and shall be required to present the following documents during the interview.
DESIGNATION
GRADE
1.
State Counsel/Principal
BRS 4
1
No. 19/2020
2.
Senior Assistant Registrar of Companies
BRS 4
1
No. 20/2020
3.
Assistant Registrar of Companies
BRS 5
2
No. 21/2020
4.
Senior Records Management
BRS 4
1
No. 22/2020
5.
Records Management Officer
BRS 6
1
No. 23/2020
6.
Assistant Official Receiver
BRS 5
2
No. 24/2020
7.
ICT Officer II
BRS 6
2
No. 25/2020
8.
Senior Legal Officer – Compliance
BRS 5
1
No. 26/2020
9
Senior Legal Officer – Investigator
BRS 5
1
No. 27/2020
Candidates who meet the requirements detailed in the Job Specifications should submit their applications so as to reach the specific address shown below by close of business on 28th September, 2020 at 5.00pm. Applications to include CVs with details of day time contacts, current and expected salary, notice period required to take up appointment where successful, names and contacts of three referees. Applicants must also attach copies of all Certificates/Testimonials and copies of National ID or Passport.
10.
Senior Administration Officer
BRS 4
1
No. 28/2020
Applications for all positions should be addressed to:-
11.
Senior Accountant
BRS 4
1
No. 29/2020
12.
Finance Officer II
BRS 6
1
No. 30/2020
13.
Office Assistant
3
No. 31/2020
BRS 9
ADVERT NO.
In order to carry out this mandate effectively, the Authority wishes to fill the following vacant positions with creative, proactive, visionary and tenacious Kenyan citizens with the ability to quickly adapt to a dynamic work environment.
NO.
Total positions
NO. OF POSTS
EXCITING CAREER OPPORTUNITIES (RE-ADVERTISEMENT) The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA), a State Corporation under the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, Housing, Urban Development and Public Works was established under the Kenya Roads Act, 2007 and charged with the mandate to manage, develop, rehabilitate and maintain national roads.
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Ethics and Anti-corruption Commission Clearance Certificate Kenya revenue Authority Tax Compliance Certificate Higher Education Loans Board Clearance Certificate or proof of ongoing repayments Certificate of Good Conduct issued by National Police Service Certificate of Clearance from the Credit Reference Bureau (CRB)
The terms of appointment for the positions of Deputy Director, Land Survey and Deputy Director, Human Resource Management shall be for a Three (3) year contract, renewable subject to satisfactory performance.
The Chairman-Board of Directors, Kenya National Highways Authority, Barabara Plaza, Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) Off Airport South Road, along Mazao Road P.O. Box 49712 - 00100 Nairobi.
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Please note: • Candidates should NOT attach any documents to the application form. ALL the details requested in the advertisement should be filled on the form. • Candidates are advised to apply for one position where they are most suited. • Only shortlisted and successful candidates will be contacted. • Canvassing in any form will lead to automatic disqualification. • Shortlisted candidates shall be required to produce originals of their National Identity Card, academic and professional certificates and transcripts during interviews. • All applicants shall be required to produce the original letter of appointment to their current substantive post or position during the interview. The completed application form should be emailed to [email protected] on or before 5th October, 2020.
Applications for Deputy Director, Land Survey and Deputy Director, Human Resource Management clearly quoting the reference number should be hand delivered and inserted in the Recruitment box placed on the 4th Floor (Outside the Director Generals Office) OR Emailed to [email protected]. Applications without the relevant qualifications, copies of documentation /details will not be considered. Any form of canvassing shall lead to automatic disqualification. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Customer Care Hotline : 020 - 2989000 Customer Care customercare@kenha, Reporting Corruption: [email protected] @KeNHAKenya
Web : www.kenha.co.ke
Kenya National Highways Authority
Cover your mouth when sneezing
Wash hands with water and soap/ sanitizer
Avoid contact with sick people
Don’t touch eyes, nose or mouth with unwashed hands
Thoroughly cook meat, eggs. Don’t eat raw food
Keep objects and surfaces clean
KRA recovers Sh 330 Million tax from county suppliers BY ALICE GWORO (KNA)
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has recovered Sh 330 million tax from various suppliers trading with county governments in form of Value Added Tax(TAX), Income Tax and Witholding Tax. The taxes were recovered over a period of three years from various suppliers following investigations by the KRA. KRA Commissioner for Investigations & Enforcement Mr. David Yego said that some of the evaders agreed to pay while others have opted to seek redress at the Tax Appeals Tribunal (TAT) and while some have since engaged the Authority with the aim of settling the cases ami-
cably as per the provisions of the Tax & Customs Laws. “Kenya Revenue Authority has in the past three years received intelligence reports of tax evasion by various business entities trading with county governments. Following investigations, some suppliers agreed to pay taxes due while others have been charged in court”, said Yego who further said that they remain confident that additional taxes shall be recovered from these suppliers. According to the statement sent to newsrooms, the Authority further established that tax evasion by county suppliers is mainly done through use of fictitious invoices to inflate costs and failure by County Governments
to submit taxes withheld from the suppliers and employees. He noted that other noncompliance issues include failure to file returns and filing of nil returns even after earning taxable income, asserting that further investigations are ongoing in this regard. “Over the investigative period KRA carried out risk analysis and established that despite the increase in expenditure by the County Governments on supplies of goods and services, there was no corresponding increase in tax payments by the suppliers in terms of Income Tax, Valued Added Tax and withholding taxes”, said Mr. Yego. Yego in the statement said that the Authority wishes to encourage the suppliers who
NATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING (NCB) TENDER NAME:
SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF LOCALLY MANUFACTURED SANITARY TOWELS TO PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS BY LOCAL MANUFACTURERS (2020/2021)
VACANCY- RE-ADVERTISEMENT The Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) wishes to recruit a qualified professional for the position of Deputy Director, Education Broadcasting Services. Interested candidates should visit www.kicd.ac.ke for details on job requirements and qualifications. RE - ADVERTISEMENT
KICD GRADE
POST
Deputy Director, Education Broadcasting Services,
KICD Grade 3
1 Post
Interested applicants should forward their application letters, academic and professional certificates, testimonials, up-to-date curriculum vitae and ID card to [email protected] not later than 30th September, 2020, 5pm. All applicants should give full details of their address including mobile numbers as well as names and addresses of two referees. Ag. Director/ Chief Executive Officer Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development P.O. Box 30231-00100 NAIROBI NB:
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted and any canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification.
KICD is an equal opportunity employer and people with disability and the marginalised are encouraged to apply.
MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND SOCIAL PROTECTION
STATE DEPARTMENT OF EARLY LEARNING BASIC EDUCATION
REPUBLIC OF KENYA
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KENYA INSTITUTE OF CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
are yet to be notified of intention to carry out tax investigations, to take advantage of the amnesty as provided under the Finance Act (2020) to declare and pay their due taxes. He emphasized that once a supplier is identified for investigation, they will not be allowed to enjoy the advantages provided under the amnesty “It is an offence under the Tax Procedures Act to deduct and fail to pay due taxes. The Authority will therefore promptly institute criminal investigations for prosecution where it is established that the county officials have failed in their statutory obligations tax under tax laws,” said Yego.
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
SEPTEMBER 15, 2020
STATE DEPARTMENT FOR LABOUR REPUBLIC OF KENYA
TENDER NOTICE The Ministry of Labour and Social Protection –State Department for Labour invites sealed tenders from eligible bidders for the tenders detailed below:
REFERENCE NUMBER
REFERENCE NAME
ELIGIBILITY
1.
The Government of Kenya has established a budget line for the procurement and distribution of sanitary towels for deserving girls in Public Primary Schools. In this regard, the Ministry of Education wishes to invite bids from reputable and competent manufacturers for the supply and delivery of locally manufactured sanitary towels to Public Primary Schools in the country.
S/NO 1.
ML&SP/SDL/002/2020-2021
Provision of Cleaning Services for the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection for Financial Years 2020/2021-2021/2022
Reserved for Youth, Women and Persons with Disabilities
2.
Interested eligible bidders may obtain further information and inspect the bidding documents at the office of the Head, Supply Chain Management Services, Ministry of Education, State Department of Early Learning and Basic Education, Ground floor Jogoo House ‘B’ Room 9 or be viewed from our website http://www.education.go.ke.
2.
ML&SP/SDL/003/2020-2021
Provision of Security Guard Services for the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection for Financial Years 2020/2021-2021/2022
Open to all eligible tenderers
3.
A complete set of bidding documents may be purchased by interested bidders upon payment of a non-refundable fee of KES 1,000.00 to the Ministry of Education Cash Office, at Jogoo House ‘B’, 7th Floor Room 726 or be downloaded from our website www.education.go.ke and register the tender at the procurement office on Ground floor Jogoo House ‘B’ Room 9 or through the Ministry email; [email protected]
4.
Bids must be submitted through our tender box at Jogoo House ‘B’ on or before Tuesday 6th October, 2020 10.00 a.m accompanied by a bid security of 2% of the contract price. • • • •
5.
The Sanitary Towels to be supplied by Local Manufacturers The tender is divided into six (6) lots and bidders are allowed to bid for one or more lots. The price quoted must be inclusive of all taxes and transport cost to the lot destination. The Local Manufacturers must attach the Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) certificate.
Bids shall be opened in the presence of bidders’ representatives who choose to attend at 10.00 AM (Local Time) immediately after closing on Tuesday 6th, October, 2020 at the:Ministry of Education State Department of Early Learning and Basic Education Harambee Avenue, Jogoo House B, Conference room, 2nd floor, P.O. Box 30040-00100,Nairobi Tel +254 020 318581 NAIROBI – KENYA Email: [email protected]
Head, Supply Chain Management Services For: PRINCIPAL SECRETARY
Interested eligible candidates may obtain further information from and inspect the tender documents at Ministry of Labour & Social Protection, Supply Chain Management Offices 14th Floor, Eastern wing of NSSF Building Block A during normal working hours. A complete tender document may be downloaded from the government tender portal www.tenders.go.ke and the Ministry`s website www.labour.go.ke for free. Duly filled tender documents are to be tape bound, serialized and/or paginated and enclosed in plain sealed envelopes, marked with the tender number and name and be deposited in the tender box marked “Ministry of Labour & Social Protection” located at NSSF Building, Block A, 14th floor, Eastern Wing or be addressed and posted to: Principal Secretary State Department for Labour Ministry of Labour & Social Protection P.O. Box 40326-00100 NAIROBI So as to be received on or before Wednesday 30th September 2020 at 1000hrs. Prices quoted should be net inclusive of all taxes, must be expressed in Kenya shillings and shall remain valid for a period of 120 days from the closing date of the tender. Tenders will be opened immediately after the closing date/time in the presence of the tenderers and/or their representatives who may choose to attend the opening at the boardroom located at NSSF Building, Block A, Eastern wing 7th floor. Only one representative per tenderer shall be allowed to participate in the exercise in compliance with MOH guidelines/ protocols in combating COVID 19 pandemic. There will be a mandatory pre-bid site visit meeting on Tuesday 22nd September 2020 at the boardroom located on NSSF Building Block A, Eastern Wing 7th floor starting at 11 a.m. The Procuring Entity reserves the right to cancel the tender proceedings any time before notification of contract award. Head /Supply Chain Management Unit For: PRINCIPAL SECRETARY
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NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION (NACOSTI) Our Vision : “A knowledge-based economy” Our Mission : “To facilitate quality in research, science, technology and innovation sector through regulation, promotion and provision of advisory services”
REGISTRATION OF SUPPLIERS - 2020/2022 The National Commission for Science, Technology and Innovation is in the process of registering Suppliers/ Contractors for the Supply/Provision of various Goods, Works and Services for the financial year 2020-2022.
NACOSTI/PRE/034/2020-2022
Provision of Repair and Maintenance Services of Office Furniture & Fittings
OPEN
Interested and eligible Suppliers/Contractors specializing in the various categories of Supply/Provision of goods, works and services mentioned below are invited to apply for registration.
NACOSTI/PRE/035/2020-2022
Provision of Bottled Water 18.9 litres (mineral water), Disposal Cups and Leasing of Dispensers
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/036/2020-2022
Supply of Fuel and Lubricants (Electronic Fuel Card Services)
OPEN
1. SUPPLY OF GOODS CATEGORY NO.
ITEM DESCRIPTION
ELIGIBILITY
NACOSTI/PRE/037/2020-2022
Provision of Mail and Courier Services
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/001/2020-2022
Supply of General Office Stationery, Computer/ Printer Consumables
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/038/2020-2022
Provision of Support and Maintenance of Navision ERP
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/002/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of computer consumables and its related Accessories.
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/039/2020-2022
Provision of Team Building Services
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/040/2020-2022
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/003/2020-2022
Supply and Delivery of computers, printers, UPS, fax machines, photocopiers, and other related office Equipment
OPEN
Provision of Auctioneering Services registered firms with valid practicing certificate
NACOSTI/PRE/004/2020-2022
Design and supply of branded Promotional materials: T-shirts, Shirts, Caps, Banners, carrier bags, Caps, DVDs, USBs etc.
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/005/2020-2022
Supply of Cleaning Materials, Detergents, Disinfectants and Tissue Paper
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/006/2020-2022
Supply of Office Furniture and equipment
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/007/2020-2022
Supply of motor vehicle spare parts, tyres, tubes/abridge tyres and Batteries
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/008/2020-2022
Supply and fittings of office curtains, sheers, blinds and wall papers
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/009/2020-2022
Supply of Hardware, Electrical, Fittings, Air Conditioning, and related Items
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/010/2020-2022
Supply of Staff Uniforms, Footwear and Protective Clothing
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/011/2020-2022
Supply of Newspaper, Magazines and Periodicals
NACOSTI/PRE/012/2020-2022
Supply of Electronic and Telecommunication Equipment (Camera, TVs, Telephone Heads, Mobile Phones etc.)
NACOSTI/PRE/013/2020-2022
Supply of Mobile Phone Airtime/Prepaid telephone cards
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/014/2020-2022
Supply of Fuel, Oils and Lubricants
OPEN
2.
3.
PROVISION OF CONSULTANCY SERVICES
CATEGORY NO
ITEM DESCRIPTION
ELIGIBILITY
NACOSTI/PRE/041/2020-2022
Provision of Event Organization, Exhibitions and Experiential/Road-show services, EXPOs
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/042/2020-2022
Provision of Public Relations, Consultancy in Provision of Policy Formulation, Human Resource, Surveys and Services Promotion Services, ICT Consultancy (ERP Systems, MIS, Document Management System) and other related Consultancy Services
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/043/2020-2022
Provision of Training on Public Procurement
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/044/2020-2022
Provision of Insurance Brokerage Services
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/045/2020-2022
Provision of Website Maintenance, Updating and Hosting Consultancy Services
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/046/2020-2022
Provision of Branding Consultancy Services e.g. Brand Strategy Development and Perception Management
OPEN
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/047/2020-2022
Provision of Legal Services
OPEN
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/048/2020-2022
Provision of Consultancy Services on Human Resource Services (e.g. Human Resource Policies, Capacity Building, Training and Management, Strategy Development, Staff Recruitment, Change Management, Health and Safety etc)
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/049/2020-2022
Provision of Consultancy and Training Services on Enterprise Risk Management
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/050/2020-2022
Provision of Research Consultancy Services (e.g. Customer Satisfaction, and National Perception Survey, Employees Satisfaction, Work Environment Survey Services, Customer Satisfaction and Corruption Perception Survey)
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/051/2020-2022
Provision of Entertainment Service (Performance Artists, Acrobats, Bands, Musicians etc.)
OPEN
PROVISION OF SERVICES
CATEGORY NO.
ITEM DESCRIPTION
ELIGIBILITY
NACOSTI/PRE/015/2020-2022
Provision of Air Travel and Ticketing Services-Both Local and International Travel (IATA Registered Firms Only)
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/016/2020-2022
Provision of Outside Catering Services
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/017/2020-2022
Supply and Provision of Design, Artwork, Color Separation and Printing Promotional Communication and Advertising Materials (Such as T-shirts, Caps, Banners etc)
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/018/2020-2022
Provision of General Printing Services
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/019/2020-2022
Provision of Services on Verification, Valuation and Tagging of Assets
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/020/2020-2022
Repair and Maintenance of ICT Equipment, Servers, Desktops Computers, Laptops, Notebooks, Local Area Network, Printers, UPS etc.
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/021/2020-2022
Provision of Cleaning Services for Floors, Windows, Curtains, Carpets, Sofa sets and other related Upholstery
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/022/2020-2022
Repair, Maintenance and Servicing of Motor Vehicles (CM & TE Registered Firms Only)
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/023/2020-2022
Provision of Website, Bulk SMS, Database Development, Internet Connectivity (ISP), Cloud Services
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/024/2020-2022
Collection and Disposal of Garbage Services
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/025/2020-2022
Provision of Pest Control and Fumigation Services
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/026/2020-2022
Repairs and Maintenance of Computers, Printers, Computer Network and Devices, Servers, UPS, Fax Machines, Photocopiers, Projectors, Telecommunication Equipment, PABX and another related ICT equipment
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/027/2020-2022
Installation and Repair and Maintenance of CCTV and Access Control Equipment
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/028/2020-2022
Provision of Tracking Service of Motor Vehicles
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/029/2020-2022
Provision of Security Guard Service
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/030/2020-2022
Provision of Transport Services i.e. Taxis and Hire of Motor Vehicles
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/031/2020-2022
Provision of Office Refurbishment and Furnishings e.g. Curtains, Sheers, Blinds, Wall Papers and Carpets Services
AGPO
NACOSTI/PRE/032/2020-2022
Provision of PR and Communication Agency
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/033/2020-2022
Provision of Creative Design, Printing, Content Development, Publication and Editorial Services
OPEN
4.
PROVISION OF MINOR WORKS
CATEGORY NO
ITEM DESCRIPTION
ELIGIBILITY
NACOSTI/PRE/052/2020-2022
Minor Construction Works, Partitioning, Repairs, Panting and Demolition of Building, Offices and Structures
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/053/2020-2022
Provision of Minor Repairs and Maintenance of Building (Plumbing, electrical, masonry and carpentry)
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/054/2020-2022
Provision of Repair and Maintenance Services for Backup Diesel Generators
OPEN
NACOSTI/PRE/055/2020-2022
Provision of Repair and Maintenance Services for Air Conditioning Equipment
OPEN
The registration tender documents, containing submission information, detailed terms and conditions of qualification can be downloaded from the NACOSTI website www.nacosti.go.ke.
The disadvantaged groups are Women, Youth and Persons Living with Disabilities (AGPO). The registration closing date is Friday, October 9, 2020 at 11.00am. Tenders received after the deadline will be rejected. Existing or Current Suppliers will be required to apply. Duly completed original registration documents in plain sealed envelopes MUST indicate the registration Category No. and Tender No. and clearly marked “Registration of Suppliers-2020/2022’’ and should be deposited in the “Tender Box” on Ground Floor, NACOSTI HEADQUARTERS, Nairobi, or be addressed to:
The Director General National Commission for Science, Technology and Innovation NACOSTI Building, Upper Kabete Road P.O Box 30623-00100 Nairobi
DIRECTOR GENERAL/CEO
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National Environment Management Authority Popo Road, off Mombasa Road P.O. BOX 67839-00200, Nairobi, Kenya Tel: (254 020) 6005522, 6001945, Fax: (254 020) 6008997) E-mail: [email protected] Website:
Popo Road, off Mombasa Road P.O. BOX 67839-00200, Nairobi, Kenya Tel: (254 020) 6005522, 6001945, Fax: (254 020) 6008997) E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.nema.go.ke
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC TO SUBMIT COMMENTS ON AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ALONG 400KV KENYA-TANZANIA POWER INTERCONNECTOR PROJECT, LOT K2, KAJIADO COUNTY
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC TO SUBMIT COMMENTS ON AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED LONDIANI DAM WATER PROJECT (DAM CONSTRUCTION AND LAYING OF WATER DISTRIBUTION PIPE SYSTEM) LOCATED IN LONDIANI SUB-COUNTY, KERICHO COUNTY
Pursuant to Regulation 21 of the Environmental Management and Coordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 2003, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed project. The project proponent The Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO) is currently constructing a 400kV 100km transmission line that will subsequently link Kenya and Zambia through Tanzania. As part of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), KETRACO further intends to further construct a network of low voltage power distribution lines aimed at mainly connecting public utilities to the national grid. The distribution lines will eventually contribute in further opening up the project area, spur development and support other sectors that depend on power. Possible Impacts
Proposed mitigation; measures
Pursuant to Regulation 21 of the Environmental Management and Coordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 2003, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed project. The Proponent, National Water Harvesting and Storage Authority, is proposing the development of Londiani Dam Water Project (Dam Construction and Laying of Water Distribution Pipe System) to supply potable water and replace pump fed water service schemes that are not sustaina ble due to high cost of electricity located in Londiani Sub-County, Kericho County. The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures: Project Activity and issues
Management Action Plans and Responsibilities
Construction
Noise and vibration
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Dust emission
Sensitize construction vehicle drivers and machinery operators to switch off engines of vehicles or machinery not being used. Sensitize construction drivers to avoid running of vehicle engines or hooting Regular servicing of engines and machine parts The noisy construction works will entirely be planned for daytime Provide necessary PPE to workers who may be exposed to high levels of noise and ensure proper and constant use
• • • •
Ensure strict enforcement of on-site speed limit regulations Avoid excavation works in extremely dry weather Sprinkle water on graded access routes PPE to be provided to employees and ensure proper and constant use
Exhaust Emissions
• • •
Sensitize truck drivers and machine operators to switch off engines when not in use Regular servicing of engine and machine parts to reduce exhaust emission generation Alternative non-fuels construction equipment shall be used where feasible
Increased solid waste generation
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Use of an integrated solid waste management system i.e. the 3 R’s: 1. Reduction at source 2. Reuse 3. Recycle Use of durable, long-lasting materials that will not need to be replaced as often, thereby reducing the amount of construction waste generated over time Use building materials that have minimal or no packaging to avoid the generation of excessive packaging waste Reuse packaging materials such as cartons, cement bags, empty metal and plastic containers to reduce waste at site Dispose waste more responsibly by contracting a registered waste handler who will dispose the waste at designated sites or landfills only and in accordance with the existing laws.
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Oil spills Hazards
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Install oil trapping equipment in areas where there is a likelihood of oil spillage e.g. during maintenance of vehicles. Storage and liquid impoundment areas for fuels, raw and in-process material solvents, wastes and finished products should be designed with secondary containment to prevent spills and the contamination of soil, ground and surface water Collected used oils should be re-used, disposed of appropriately by licensed waste handlers, or be sold for reuse to licensed firms
Destruction of existing vegetation and habitat
• • •
Avoid unnecessary vegetation clearing Designate access routes and parking within the site. Support community initiatives in tree planting
Impacts on workers’ and community health and safety
• • • • •
Ensure strict compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) 2007 Prohibit access by unauthorized personnel into the construction site Train all employees and regularly sensitize them on safe working procedures Place warning signs where necessary Provide necessary PPEs to workers
Fire safety
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Conduct a fire risk assessment Ensure compliance with fire safety regulations and install all necessary fire safety equipment Conduct regular trainings and fire drills for employees Periodic maintenance to ensure that, there are;- no overloaded electrical systems; no incorrectly installed wiring; no live naked wires; and fuel store areas are continuously monitored Build capacity for community on fire related issues including fighting and vigilance
• • •
Land Acquisition and Catchment alignment
• Preparation and Implementation of Resettlement Action Plan, • Creation of awareness To PAPs on Alternative Land Use Practices,
Site Surveys and Camp Sites
• Notify the affected community on expected activities, • Involve the local administration in recruitments
Site clearing
• Ensure proper handling and disposal of the waste • All the graves on the project site should be identified and exhumed, • Follow the required cultural procedures in the grave relocations
Decommission ing of sanitary facilities and graves
• Ensure proper handling and disposal of the waste generated, • All the graves on the project siteshould be identified and exhumed
Earth moving
• Practice soil control measures (terracing) • Spoil dumping only in approved locations • Construction to be carried out during dry seasons
Dam formation
• • • • •
Social interactions
• Provide workers with personal protective gear and enforce application • Provide awareness and sensitization to the workers including HIV/AIDS, • Collaborate with the local leadership on selecting camp site locations. • Provide public safety signage and information appropriately • Create awareness to the public for allconstruction operations
Economic Issues
• Provide opportunities for local labour (upto 60%) • Integrate access to water points into the construction • Enhance benefits from materials procurements to the local communities
Project Activity and issues
Management Action Plans and Responsibilities
Post-Construction Health and Sanitation
• Ensuring 24 Hr security to the dam area, • Ensure regular water quality monitoring and maintenance of the water supply, • Influence the surrounding land-use activities, • Creation of awareness on water resource management and conservation,
Catchments’ Management
• Initiate afforestation programmes of slopes and other steep sections of the watershed area in collaboration with landowners, • Undertake catchment management plan for Kipchorian River basin, • Integrate a Land Use Management Plan, Pest Control Management Plans
Water use Trends
• Support the communities by forming WRUA • Sensitize the community on sustainable water use, • Collaborations on sanitation, health and hygiene awareness creation.
Downstream Ecology
• Simulate the dam to allow appropriate artificial flood release to ensure water quality regulation and silt feed into downstream • Liaisons on ecological and social characteristics of Kipchorian river sub-basin
Social and economic issues
• Sensitization on water resource management and conservation • Local communities should also participate in water resource management and planning • Encourage formation of WRUA’s for sustainable water utilization
Safety and risks
• Undertake risk assessment study or the dam as part of the pre-commissioning stage with emergency preparedness strategies • Construct a perimeter fence around the dam, • Sensitize the communities on dam safety issues associated with the dam. • Consider acquiring the land directly below the dam wall to avoid safety risks.
Institutional Aspects
• Comply to the provisions of the Water Resources Management Authority, • Organize communities for sustainable utilization of natural resources associated with the dam. • Establish appropriate water user associations in the areas neighbouring the dam
Decommissioning
The contractor to prepare a decommissioning plan of all construction installations and associated sited at least 3 months prior to end of construction.
The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: 1. Principal Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, NHIF Building, 12th Floor, Ragati Road, Upper Hill, P.O. BOX: 30126-00100, NAIROBI 2. Director General, NEMA Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, P.O. BOX 67839-00200, NAIROBI 3. County Director of Environment KAJIADO COUNTY A copy of the EIA report can be downloaded at www.nema.go.ke NEMA invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice to the Director General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision-making process for this project. Kindly quote ref. no. NEMA/EIA/5/2/1695 Comments can also be e-mailed to [email protected] MAMO.B. MAMO AG.DIRECTOR GENERAL
Limit construction to day time Make certain regular maintenance of contractors machineries and vehicles Provide adequate signage and reflective tapes for restricted areas Training workers on environmental health and safety procedures Implement the rehablitation plan for material sites.
• Undertake a decommissioning audit at least six months and provide a decommissioning plan, • Undertake the decommissioning following the decommissioning plan and under supervision by NEMA. The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: I. Principal Secretary, 2. Director General, NEMA Popo Road, off Ministry of Environment and Forestry, NHIF Mombasa Road, Building, 12th Floor, P.O. BOX 67839-00200, NAIROBI Ragati Road, Upper Hill, P.O. BOX: 3012600100, NAIROBI
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County Director of Environment KERICHO COUNTY
A copy of the EIA report can be downloaded at www.nema.go. ke
Report incidences and complaints: NEMA incident lines: 0786 101 100, 0741 101 100 Email: [email protected] : National Environment Management Authority – Kenya : @NemaKenya
NEMA invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice to the Director General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision-making process for this project. Kindly quote ref. no. NEMA/EIA/5/2/1745 Comments can also be e-mailed to [email protected] DIRECTOR GENERAL This advertisement is sponsored by the proponent.
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ADVERTISEMENT VACANT POSITIONS
INVITATION TO TENDER
The Media Council of Kenya (MCK) is an independent national institution established by the Media Council Act of 2013 as the leading institution in the regulation of the media and in the conduct and discipline of journalists. The MCK is in the process of reviewing its operational structure and consequently wishes to engage various professionals to enhance its capacity to execute its mandate. The Media Council of Kenya is an equal opportunity employer and seeks to recruit highly competent, dynamic, visionary and resultsoriented professionals to fill the following positions:
The Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) is a State Corporation established under the Insurance (Amendment) 2006, Cap 487 of the Laws of Kenya with the mandate to regulate, supervise and promote development of the Insurance Industry. The Authority wishes to invite tenders for the provision of the following goods and services:
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TENDER NO.
ITEM DESCRIPTION
CLOSING DATE & TIME
TARGET
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IRA/041/2020-2021
Provision of Medical Insurance Services
28th September, 2020 at 10:00 a.m.
MIPs/Insurance Brokers
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IRA/042/2020-2021
Provision of General Insurance Services
28th September, 2020 at 12:00 noon.
Insurance Brokers
3.
IRA/043/2020-2021
Provision of PR Agency Services
29th September, 2020 at 10:00 a.m.
Preference to firms owned by youth
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IRA/013/2020-2021
Supply of Assorted Toners
29th September, 2020 at 12:00 noon.
YWPD
1. VA/1. 2. VA/2. 3. VA/3. 4. VA/4 5. VA/5 6. VA/6 7. VA/7 8. VA/8 9. VA/9 10. VA/10 11. VA/11
Director, Corporate Services (1 Position) MCK Regional Coordinator (4 positions) Senior Officer, Communications & Liaison (Government Relations) (2 positions) Manager, Accreditation and Compliance (1 position) Senior Officer, Training Standards and Curriculum Development (1 Position) Legal Researcher (1 Position) Accountant (1 Position) ICT Technician (1 Position) Media Monitor/Analyst (24 positions) Office Assistant (6 positions) Driver (5 positions)
Further details relating to the vacant positions can be found on our website: www.mediacouncil.or.ke.
Interested bidders may view and download the above tender documents free of charge from IRA website: www.ira.go.ke and/or or Public Procurement Information Portal: www.tenders.go.ke
Applicants meeting desired qualifications should send their applications giving full details of their age, qualifications, experience, present and expected remuneration, full contact address including daytime telephone number, detailed C.V, copies of certificates and testimonials and contact details of three referees to:
Participating bidders are required to immediately email their names and contact details to [email protected] for purposes of any clarification, communication and/or addenda. Completed Tender documents shall be submitted with a PASSWORD PROTECTED PDF FILE attachment. Tender documents MUST indicate Tender Number and Name on the subject and sent via email to [email protected] and copied to [email protected].
The Chief Executive Officer Media Council of Kenya P.O. Box 43132- 00100 NAIROBI
IRA will convene the Bid opening session via Zoom video conferencing. The Zoom meeting invitation will be created and posted on the IRA website where the participating bidders may access and participate in the Tender Opening. In the submission email for the Tenders, Bidders are required to provide the Name, Email address and Phone number of their representative who wish to take part in the Tender Opening.
Applications can be sent via the following link: www.mediacouncil.or.ke/careers. In which you are required to provide ALL relevant details by 29th September 2020. Alternatively, candidates can send a mail attaching all documents to; [email protected]
Completed tender documents should be prepared and saved as a PDF document with PASSWORD PROTECTION and emailed to [email protected] The subject of the email must indicate the Tender number and Item Description on the subject. The tenders will be opened immediately thereafter VIRTUALLY via zoom platform. The tenderers shall be required to provide the passwords of their documents as described in the tender documents. Late tenders will not be accepted.
NB: Only Shortlisted candidates will be contacted and canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification
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Consent NOT required to; • sub-let • transfer • charge and • mutation
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RFP for Provision of Mid-term Review of SP
UFAA/SP/003/2020-21
30.9.2020 AT 10:30AM
Open
Supply and delivery of Printers, Servers and Laptops framework
UFAA/CL/004/2020-21
30.9.2020 AT 10:30AM
AGPO
Supply, Delivery, Installation, Configuration, Testing and Commissioning of Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) Solution
UFAA/DAM/005/2020-21
30.9.2020 AT 10:30AM
Open
RFP for Provision of Knowledge Management Consultancy
UFAA/KM/006/2020-21
30.9.2020 AT 10:30AM
AGPO
RFP for Provision of Public Relations and Communication Consultancy Services
UFAA/PR/007/2020-21
30.9.2020 AT 10:30AM
AGPO
Supply, Delivery, Installation, Configuration, Testing and Commissioning of an E-board System
UFAA/EB/008/2020-21
30.9.2020 AT 10:30AM
Open
RFP for Customer Satisfaction Survey
UFAA/SC/009/20/21
30.9.2020 AT 10:30AM
AGPO
RFP for Provision of Financial Reporting System
UFAA/FRS/010/20/21
30.9.2020 AT 10:30AM
Open/ Virtual Prebid conference on 23.09.2020 at 11:00am
RFP for Provision of Project Management Consultancy Services
UFAA/PM/011/20/21
30.9.2020 AT 10:30AM
Open
Provision of Security Guard Services
UFAA/SG/012/20/21
30.9.2020 AT 10:30AM
AGPO
Background The Upper Tana Natural Resources Management Project (UTaNRMP) is an eight year project (2012-2023) having received a project extension till end June 2023. It is funded by the Government of Kenya, the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the Spanish Trust Fund. The goal of the project is to “contribute to reduction of rural poverty in the Upper Tana river catchment. This goal is pursued via two development objectives which reflect the poverty –environment nexus as follows: (a) Increased sustainable food production and incomes for poor rural households (b) Sustainable management of natural resources for provision of environmental services
Bid documents to be downloaded free from UFAA website: www.ufaa.go.ke or PPIP portal: www.tenders.go.ke. Bidders should immediately forward their details for receiving any further clarifications to [email protected]. Financial Proposals submitted shall be valid for 120 days from the date of submission. The complete bid documents in plain sealed envelope marked with the tender number and tender name should be addressed to: Chief Executive Officer/Managing Trustee Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority 2nd Floor Pacis Centre, Slip Road Off Waiyaki Way, Westlands P.O. Box 28235-00200 Nairobi Tel. +254-4343440
INVITATION TO TENDER The Kenya Forestry Research Institute (KEFRI) invites sealed bids from eligible candidates for the below listed tenders;
KEFRI/ONT/002/ 2020 - 2021
Proposed Construction of 3No. Seed Stores; Rift Valley Eco-Region Research Programme – Londiani, Rift Valley Eco-Region Research Programme -Turbo Sub center and Central Highlands Eco-Region Research Programme- Muguga
Open/AGPO Registered Firms are encouraged to apply
KEFRI/ONT/003/ 2020 - 2021
Proposed Renovation of Mau Sub Centre – Sinendet
AGPO –Registered Firms
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KEFRI/ONT/004/ 2020 - 2021
Proposed Chainlink Fencing at Tiva Woodlands - Kitui
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KEFRI/EOI/001/ 2020 - 2021
Expression of Interest (EOI) For Consultancy Services for Post-Retirement Medical Fund(PRMF) for KEFRI Staff
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The implementation is through four components namely: Sustainable Water and Natural Resources Management, Sustainable Rural Livelihoods, Community Empowerment; and Project Coordination and Management. The funds from UTaNRMP through Water Sector Trust Fund (WSTF) will be towards implementation of Sub-Catchment Management Plans (SCMPs) and Participatory Forest Management Plans (PFMP’s) from eligible Water Resources Users Associations (WRUAs) and Community Forest Associations (CFAs) respectively. The 3rd call for proposals was published in the year 2018 in the Standard and Star dailies and consequently, WSTF received 96 proposals (62 No. WRUAs & 34 No. CFAs). After the proposals were appraised by the Secretariat and the Project Review Committee (PRC) a no objection was granted by IFAD for a total of 78 No. projects that had qualified for funding. To date only, 57 No. projects (29 No. WRUAs and 28 No. CFAs) have been financed. However, funds are now available to support the implementation of the pending Call 3 Batch II WRUA activities. The successful 21 WRUA projects to be financed per county and the approved amounts are as listed below:
Bid Closing Date
NAME OF WRUA
LEVEL
FUNDS APPROVED (KSH.)
1
Lower Maragua WRUA
Level 2
1,559,000.00
2
Thika Upper WRUA
Level 3
4,517,350.00
3
Thika Mid WRUA
Level 3
5,600,450.00
4
Mwania Mbogo WRUA
Level 2
732,400.00
5
South Mathioya WRUA
Level 3
2,672,200.00
KIRINYAGA COUNTY
NO.
NAME OF WRUA
LEVEL
FUNDS APPROVED (KSH.)
6
Upper Rupingazi WRUA
Level 4
5,440,200.00
7
Rwamuthambi WRUA
Level 3
3,186,540.00
8
Lower Thiba WRUA
Level 3
4,513,250.00
9
Mugaka WRUA
Level 3
5,899,200.00
NAME OF WRUA
LEVEL
FUNDS APPROVED (KSH.)
Lower Thuci WRUA
Level 3
2,210,150.00
FUNDS APPROVED (KSH.)
c) NO. 10
Wednesday 30th September 2020 at 11.30am
MURANG’A COUNTY
NO.
b)
KENYA FORESTRY RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Target Group
The project area is the Upper Tana Catchment and it covers six counties namely; Embu, Tharaka Nithi, Meru, Nyeri, Kirinyaga and Murang’a. Geographically, it covers an area of 17,420km2 and includes 24 river basins and tributaries of five rivers formerly under Mount Kenya East Pilot Project (MKEPP) that drain into the Tana River. The project activities are to be implemented in the following river basins:(a) Tributaries of 5 MKEPP river basin (Ena, Kapingazi/Rupingazi, Kathita, Kithinu/Mutonga and Tungu.) (b) 12 high priority river basins- (Maragua, Murubara, Nairobi, Ragati, Rujiweru, Rupingazi, Saba Saba, Thangata, Thanantu, Thiba,Thika/Sasumua and Thingithu). (c) 12 other river basins (Amboni/Muringato,Iraru,Kayahwe,Lower Chania, Mara, Mariara,Mathioya, Nyamindi, Ruguti, Rwamuthambi,Sagana and Ura)
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and be deposited in the Tender Box located at the reception area on 2nd Floor, Pacis Center so as to be received on or before Wednesday 30th September, 2020 at 10.30AM. Tenders shall be opened in the Boardroom immediately thereafter in the presence of bidders who choose to attend an in strict adherence to Government directives on covid-19.
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THE SUCCESSFUL 3RD CALL BATCH II WATER RESOURCE USERS ASSOCIATIONS (WRUAs) TO BE FUNDED IN THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2020/2021 UNDER THE UPPER TANA NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PROJECT (UTaNRMP)
The Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority (UFAA) invites interested and eligible firms to tender for the following:
Tender Reference Number
SEPTEMBER 15, 2020
WATER SECTOR TRUST FUND
INVITATION TO TENDER
No
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EMBU COUNTY
MERU COUNTY
NO.
NAME OF WRUA
LEVEL
11
Upper Thanantu WRUA
Level 3
768,600.00
12
Urambo WRUA
Level 2
1,277,260.00
Wednesday 30th September 2020 at 11.30am
13
Upper Thingithu WRUA
Level 3
3,568,600.00
14
Gachiege WRUA
Level 3
7,781,200.00
AGPO –Registered Firms
Wednesday 30 September 2020 at 11.30am
15
Iraru WRUA
Level 3
2,542,000.00
Open
Wednesday 30th September 2020 at 11.30am
FUNDS APPROVED (KSH.)
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Tender documents can be downloaded free of charge from KEFRI website www.kefri.org or Public Procurement Information Portal, www.tenders.go.ke. Tenderers who intend to submit a bid are required to submit their contacts through: [email protected] for the purpose of clarification and/or addendum. Completed bid documents must be submitted in a plain sealed envelope (“original” and “copy” )all clearly marked with the tender number and name indicated as per instructions in the tender document and addressed to: The Director Kenya Forestry Research Institute P.O BOX 20412-00200 City Square Nairobi
e)
THARAKA NITHI COUNTY
NO.
NAME OF WRUA
LEVEL
16
Lower Thangatha WRUA
Level 2
1,783,520.00
17
Lower Ura WRUA
Level 2
4,882,000.00
18
Lower Thingithu WRUA
Level 2
2,417,265.00
19
North Maara WRUA
Level 3
997,360.00
20
Lower Thanantu WRUA
Level 3
4,004,040.00
NAME OF WRUA
LEVEL
FUNDS APPROVED (KSH.)
Muringato WRUA
Level 2
2,118,100.00
f) NO. 21
NYERI COUNTY
and deposited in the tender box situated at the entrance of the Director’s office - KEFRI Headquarters, Muguga, so as to be received on or before the bid closing date of Wednesday 30th September 2020 at 11.30am, the received bids will be open immediately thereafter at the Auditorium Hall - KEFRI Headquarters - Muguga in the presence of the tenderers or their representatives who choose to attend.
The successful WRUAs will provide a minimum of 10% community contribution (in terms of cash, labour and local materials) towards the total project cost and can also log onto the link: https://waterfund.go.ke/downloads/adverts to have a preview of the approved funded activities.
DIRECTOR - KEFRI
Applicants whose names are not listed above and have not been funded todate should consider their proposals to have been unsuccessful.
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Matiang’i assures of security at Kajiado County borders BY JANET ROP (KNA)
Interior Cabinet Secretary, Dr. Fred Matiang’i, has assured Kajiado residents that security agencies won’t rest until ethnic tensions and inter-communal conflicts recently witnessed at the county’s borders are conclusively addressed. Matiang’i, who was speaking in Kajiado after chairing a security meeting with national government administrators from the county, said the recent inter-communal conflicts at the
county’s borders with Makueni and Kiambu which resulted in loss of lives and property had been resolved and peace restored. Matiang’i noted that Kajiado County is one of the few counties in Kenya that is completely cosmopolitan and directed security teams to step up collaboration with other stakeholders and explore all avenues towards finding a lasting solution to the security issues. The CS said the security team has a responsibility to ensure
that everyone who lives in Kajiado lives peacefully and goes about their business without any interruptions. He urged all residents to embrace dialogue with their neighbors whenever there is a conflict so as to maintain peaceful coexistence. “Kajiado is among the few counties that are completely cosmopolitan and we have Kenyans from every corner of our country living here. There have been some incidents along the border with Kiambu and Mak-
ueni, but I assure residents that we, in the security sector, will do everything humanly possible to ensure this place remains peaceful and stable,” he said. Ethnic tension had escalated at Ndeiya along the KajiadoKiambu border last month after 54 goats and 2 cows were stolen from Kiambu County. 19 cows were then stolen from Kajiado County resulting in retaliatory attacks and ethnic clashes that saw one person dead and 15 others seriously wounded.
Interior CS Dr. Fred Matiang’i addresses chiefs and their assistants in Kajiado town on September 3,2020
KFC promises support to the upcoming local artistes
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TENDER NOTICE REGISTRATION/PRE-QUALIFICATION OF SUPPLIERS 2020-2022 Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS), is a statutory body of the Government, established under the Standards Act Cap 496 and has offices in Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nyeri, Nakuru, Eldoret and Garissa. KEBS is in the process of pre-qualifying suppliers for various categories for the headquarters and regional offices for the financial years 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 and invites sealed bids from eligible firms to be pre-qualified to supply goods, works and services as listed below. Tender documents detailing the requirements may be obtained from the Procurement Office at KEBS Centre, Popo Road, Off Mombasa Road, Behind Bellevue Cinema Nairobi on normal working days between 8.30 a.m. and 4.00 p.m. or Download from the KEBS website, www.kebs.org free of Charge. SUPPLY OF GOODS Item Code
Item Description
KEBS/PRE-Q1/2020-2022
Prequalification for supply of laboratory chemicals, reagents and other consumables. License from relevant certifying/regulatory bodies/ dealership
Special conditions (where applicable)
Eligibility Open
KEBS/PRE-Q2/2020-2022
Prequalification for supply of laboratory equipment & glassware.
License from relevant certifying/regulatory bodies/ dealership
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q3/2020-2022
Supply of assorted laboratory gases.
License from relevant certifying/regulatory bodies.
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q4/2020-2022
Prequalification for supply of motor vehicle tyres & tubes, batteries and accessories.
Proof of dealership
KEBS/PRE-Q5/2020-2022
Prequalification for supply of electrical materials and fittings, hardware materials and construction materials.
Open -
Open
PROVISION OF SERVICES Item Code
Item Description
Special conditions (where applicable)
Eligibility
KEBS/PRE-Q6/2020-2022
Prequalification for provision air travel agency services (IATA registered firms only)
IATA registered firms only
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q7/2020-2022
Prequalification for provision of repair, maintenance & service of motor vehicles.
Registered Garages with Ministry of Transport, Housing & Urban Development
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q8/2020-2022
Prequalification for provision of repair and maintenance of refrigerated laboratory equipment
Authorized dealer/ distributor
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q9/2020-2022
Prequalification for provision of repair, Service and maintenance of air conditioners.
Registered with NCA – Mechanical Works and EPRA
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q10/2020-2022 Prequalification for provision of repair and maintenance of laboratory equipment.
Authorized dealer/ distributor
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q11/2020-2022 Prequalification for provision of destruction of seized goods.
Approved by NEMA
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q12/2020-2022 Prequalification for provision of consultancy services (Recruitment).
-
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q13/2020-2022 Prequalification for provision of HR training and other related consultancy services.
National Industrial Training Authority (NITA) certificate
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q14/2020-2022 Prequalification for provision of courier services.
-
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q15/2020-2022 Prequalification for provision of clearing and forwarding services.
-
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q16/2020-2022 Maintenance, service, inspection and repair of compressors, laboratory gas supply lines and auxiliary equipment.
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Open
KEBS/PRE-Q17/2020-2022 Maintenance, service, inspection and repair of laboratory fume extraction units.
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Open
KEBS/PRE-Q18/2020-2022 Maintenance, servicing, inspection and repair of laboratory steam and pressure vessels.
License from relevant certifying/regulatory bodies. ISO 16528 certification.
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q19/2020-2022 Supply, repair, maintenance and servicing of GYM equipment.
Registered with NCA works (NCA 8 & above and dealers)
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q20/2020-2022 Servicing and maintenance of bore holes and water desalination.
Registered with NCA water Works (NCA 8 & above)
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q21/2020-2022 Prequalification for provision of repair and maintenance of water pumps and solar water heaters.
Registered with NCA works (NCA 8 & above)
Open
Special conditions (where applicable)
Eligibility
BUILDING SERVICE Item Code
Item Description
KEBS/PRE-Q22/2020-2022 General building works
Registered with NCA Building Works (NCA 8 & above), EPRA Open
KEBS/PRE-Q23/2020-2022 Electrical installations works; repair and Maintenance
Registered with NCA Electrical Works (NCA 8 & above)
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q24/2020-2022 Repair, servicing and maintenance of Lifts/elevators
Registered with relevant authorities
Open
KEBS/PRE-Q25/2020-2022 Provision for repair, services and maintenance of buildings
Registered with NCA 8 and above
Open
Applications in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked “Prequalification of Suppliers 2020-2022” indicating the Reference Code No. and Item Description that the applicant wishes to be prequalified for should be addressed and delivered to: THE MANAGING DIRECTOR, KENYA BUREAU OF STANDARDS, P.O. BOX 54974 – 00200, NAIROBI. Or be deposited in the Tender Box at the Main Reception at KEBS Head Quarters to be received on or before 10.00 a.m. on Tuesday 29th September, 2020. Prequalification documents will be opened immediately thereafter in the TC Room, Adm. Block, Ground Floor. Tenderers or their Representatives are free to attend the opening. Note: This is a Tender for prequalification of suppliers and not for supply of goods/services Only short listed suppliers will be contacted to give competitive quotations for the purchase of goods, services and works MANAGING DIRECTOR #WajibikaNaKEBS – We are all Accountable Verify the authenticity of KEBS quality marks by use of the KEBS Official Mobile App or sending a text to 20023; SM#Permit Number / ISM#UCR Number / DM#Permit Number
Gatanga MP Joseph Nduati (left) and Kenya Film Commission CEO Timothy Odhiambo join a local artiste in dance at Kirwara area where 100 artistes graduated after receiving training on film making, video and sound editing among other skills BY BERNARD MUNYAO (PCO)
The Kenya Film Commission (KFC) has promised support through the Studio Mashinani project to upcoming artists who intend to nurture and fully exploit their talents. KFC chief executive officer Timothy Odhiambo said through Studio Mashinani which was being implemented by the government, the commission will sponsor the artistes to produce their content freely. Odhiambo spoke when he officiated over the graduation of 100 budding artistes after receiving training on film production at Gatanga Studio Mashinani. The CEO said KFC has a programme which seeks to identify, nurture and propel young artistes to national and international levels. Odhiambo observed that the Studio Mashinani being established in different parts of the country, are meant to support young talented artists who cannot afford to pay for production of their content in private firms.
KFC, he added, is also working to link local artists with those from other countries in effort to boost training and exchange of ideas. “KFC is in the process of putting in place co-production arrangements between Kenya and other countries. This arrangement will greatly support our young people as they will be competitive in the international arena,” he added. The partnership with foreigners, Odhiambo said will enable artists to produce programmes that will be both marketable locally and internationally. “This will see our artists earn more from their creativity,” stated the CEO. Odhiambo noted that the film sector which is currently being embraced in the country can employ many other people and thus minimize the rate of unemployment. The commission, he further said is working on incentives that will make the country competitive and attract international producers to make their films in the country.
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Avoid contact with sick people
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Youth Enterprise Fund disburses Sh18 million to businesses in Meru County BY FELISTA MORAA (PCO)
Youth groups in Igembe Central, Meru County have received Sh18 million from the Youth Enterprise Development Fund (YEDF) to help boost businesses owned by young people within the constituency. The funds which were disbursed last week will benefit 2,700 youth groups engaging in various activities within the constituency. The disbursement comes at a time the Youth Fund, set up in 2006 to advance credit to youth-owned businesses, has issued out over Sh2.7 million to youth groups in the constituency in the last six months. “This is a demonstration of the Government’s effort to
support the Youth in making their dreams a reality as well as to create jobs for themselves and their colleagues,” said Youth Affairs Principal Secretary Julius Korir in an interview with MyGov. Apart from the Sh18 million that were disbursed last week, the fund is also targeting to disburse Sh10 million to 1,600 youth groups within the constituency. The youth groups, Mr Korir said will receive their funds in the course of this month. He asked those receiving loans to invest wisely in their businesses and repay so as to allow others to benefit. “Note that this is a revolving fund, interest free and not a political reward. A revolving fund works well when you borrow and repay.
This gives your fellow colleagues an opportunity to access the funds and improve livelihoods,” said Mr Korir. According to the Fund’s chief executive Benson Muthendi, YEDF has disbursed Sh281 million benefiting 31,680 youths across the country in the last six months. In Meru County alone, over the same period of time, the Fund has given out loans totaling Sh 38.1million to 4,200 beneficiaries. The Fund, he said targets to issue Sh585 million during the current financial year as a result of a close partnerships with local leadership who have played a big role in mobilizing youth to take up the loans.
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Our Mission
“To reform and transform the public service for efficient and effective service delivery”
WEBINAR INVITATION / NOTIFICATION On the Public Service Commission Act, Regulations and Draft Policy Documents th From 28 September to 1st October, 2020 The Public Service Commission has, pursuant to the provisions of Section 92 of the Public Service Commission Act, 2017 developed Draft Public Service Commission (Performance Management) Regulations 2020. The Regulations are aimed at improving efficiency and effectiveness in the public service. The Commission has also developed the Draft Policy on Employment on Contract and Revised Discipline manual. Consequently, the Commission intends to hold a two day Sensitization of the Public Service Commission Act, 2017, the Public Service Commission Regulations, 2020 and undertake a Stakeholder engagement in validation of the Public Service Commission (Performance Management) Regulations, Revised Discipline Manual and Policy on Employment on Contract in the Public Service, 2020. The webinar will target; a) Chairperson or the authorized alternate to the Human Resource Management Advisory Committee, b) Secretary to Human Resource Management Advisory Committee who is the head of human resource in your organization, c) Head of Central Planning/Performance Management Unit, and d) A legal officer in your organization. AND a) Representatives from Professional Bodies. b) Representatives from Staff Unions. c) Members of the Public. The Commission invites all stakeholders to provide details as listed below: (i) Name of Organization or individual, (ii) Name(s) of participants and their designations or title, (iii) Email address. (iv) Cellphone number. Please note that the details should be sent to [email protected] on or before 22nd September 2020 to facilitate sending of log-in details for the meeting. All participants are also advised to read the said documents which are all available on the Commission’s website https://www.publicservice.go.ke The Secretary Public Service Commission Commission House, Harambee Avenue P.O. Box 30095 – 00100 NAIROBI
“We value our partners especially those at the grassroots. Our collaborative efforts continue to bear fruits every day. We are now witnessing an increased loan uptake translating to job opportunities for our youth” said Mr. Muthendi. On his part, Igembe Central MP Kubai Iringo said that he will continue to work closely with government in promoting youth empowerment in the constituency. He asked youth to remain focused on their economic endeavors and seek support from his office when in need. “My office is open and at your service. I am ready to support you attain your aspirations in life” said Mr. Iringo. The Fund has been auto-
Principal Secretary State Department for Youth Affairs, Mr. Julius Korir (R), hands over keys to a Lorry to Kenson Mugambi (L). Looking on is Youth Enterprise Development Fund Ag. CEO Benson Muthendi (R) and the Tharaka Nithi County Credit Officer, Elijah Rugendo
mating its loan application process to enhance faster approval of credit to youthowned enterprises. The Fund in April also suspended recovery of loans and listing of defaulters with the credit reference bureaus to cushion beneficiaries from the impact of Covid-19 pandemic. YEDF has also restructured
Sh31.2 million loans, equivalent to about 9.5 percent of its net lending at the end of last year. They are also offering payment breaks of up to three months based on a case-bycase basis, as beneficiaries hit by cash flow hitches seek flexible terms.
Government has disbursed Sh413 million to Machakos women since 2017 BY JUSTUS KEESI
The government has disbursed a total of Sh413 million to various women groups in Machakos through the government-sponsored Women Enterprise Fund (WEF) in the last three years. Lower Eastern Regional Coordinator of the fund Mr. Joseph Oyowo said the beneficiaries were women group members who were engaged in various economic activities such as agriculture, goat rearing, poultry, tent hiring, trade, and property ownership among others. Oyowo was speaking when 39 women groups from the county were presented with cheques worth Sh 9.2million during a function held at the Machakos County Commissioner’s office. The chief guest at the event was the Chief Administrative Secretary (CAS) for Health Dr. Mercy Mwangangi, assisted by her Public Works counterpart Wavinya Ndeti and the Machakos Women Representative Kamene Kasimbi. The 39 groups comprise 465 members and are drawn from all the Sub-counties of Machakos. He said the amount covers only the month of August. Saying that WEF loans
Holding the dummy cheque from left Women Rep. Kamene Kasimbi, Mr. Joseph Oyowo of WEF, CAA1 Elijah Omwoyo, CASs Dr. Mercy Mwangangi and Wavinya Ndeti during its presentation to 39 women groups in Machakos.
disbursement is an on-going exercise with loans approvals done monthly, Oyowo encouraged more women to join groups through which they could apply for loans. This way, he noted, the women would improve their economic status. “Women should not shy away from getting these loans. These are public funds set aside for their benefit. More women should therefore join groups and apply for the loans so that they use them to improve their economic standards,” he said. The coordinator commended Machakos women for their repayment record saying that currently, it
stood at 97 per cent. “Women have been loyal in loan repayment although you cannot miss one or two who are wayward but then we have a mechanism of catching up with them,” he noted. Speaking before officiating in the cheque presentation, Dr. Mwangangi decried the low uptake of the government-sponsored loaning facilities designed to cushion the vulnerable from harsh economic realities. She wondered why the targeted groups which included the women, youth and people with disabilities were not aggressive in applying for the loans.
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Irrigation transforms drought ravaged Kitui into lush paddy fields BY YOBESH ONWONG’A
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ost farmlands in Kitui have for a longtime remained unfit for agriculture, at best being mere grazing areas for livestock. But today, the landscape is more picturesque and productive, as more farmers now embrace irrigation. Three kilometres east of Kitui Town, on the sprawling plains of Kunguluni village along River Nzeeu in Kyangwithya East Ward in Kitui Central, lies a farm lined with golden stalks of maturing rice. Richard Musyoka, has soaked himself into uncharted waters of rice farming, a preserve for farmers in Embu and parts of Nyanza where there are natural swamps. Speaking to the press at his farm on Monday, Musyoka said his pilot farm has grown a newly developed rice variety, one that is high yielding and resistant to drought. “As a result, smallholder farming families are realizing harvests on farmlands once considered too poor to cultivate, to contribute to the country’s social and economic growth. Rice contributes substantially to food security, poverty reduction and employment creation,” he said. Musyoka observed that drought-resistant crop varieties can diversify livelihoods
Richard Musyoka on his pilot rice farm. He is among pioneer rice farmers on the sprawling plains of Kunguluni village along River Nzeeu in Kyangwithya East Ward in Kitui Central. and improve food security, provided seed supply is adequate and farming practices are appropriate. “I plunged into rice farming by chance. With the technical assistance of a water engineer, I devised ways to irrigate my farmland using water from the seasonal,” he said amid chuckles. The upcoming farmer notes that so far, his debut in rice farming has not posed serious challenges to him as he weeds his lush green wonder crop, among the first in Kitui’s dry farmlands. The pilot project is closely monitored by Water Engineer
Martin Kasina, who has been instrumental in ensuring that Musyoka is successful in dryland rice farming. “I started with two varieties of rice; an uplands variety known as Nerica and Basmati 370 commonly known as Pishori. 90 days after sowing, the crops are doing well,” said. Kasina, a Senior Researcher at the National Irrigation Authority based at Mwea Irrigation Scheme has played a pivotal role towards the success of the project. The farmer says at first, he was hesitant to venture into rice farming but the encour-
agement from the expert pushed him to give it a try. He soon realized it was not as difficult as he thought because his thinking that rice required a flooded area soon turned out to be a fallacy. Musyoka says in the past he used to grow vegetables most of which would go to waste. Engineer Kasina says after years of research in Mwea and with new technologies such as water saving rice culture borrowed from Japan and Thailand, studies had shown that rice can also be successfully grown with reduced amounts of water.
Cotton farmers suffer losses as monkeys invade their farms BY BRIAN ONDENG’
Frustrated farmers from Rachar Sub Location whose cotton farms have been destroyed by monkeys.
Cotton farmers in Rarieda SubCounty have suffered huge losses estimated at over Sh 25 million after monkeys destroyed approximately 500 acres of cotton in the area. According to Harrison Odhiambo an officer from the directorate incharge of cotton farming in the subcounty, the monkeys have invaded the farms over the last 14 days leaving the farmers incurring huge losses. “From each acre, the directorate estimates that a farmer can earn approximately Sh 50, 000 up from the previous Sh 15,000 they used to earn using traditional farming methods and seed. Therefore, we are looking at a loss of over Sh 25 million for farmers
in the region,” said the officer. Odhiambo said the monkeys have been feeding on cotton balls hence destroying the crops, leaving efforts by the government to revive cotton farming in the region in jeopardy. “The government has invested heavily in reviving cotton farming in the region by providing free hybrid seed of BT cotton to farmers which was expected to increase cotton production in the area by 30 percent but this is now under enormous threat,” Odhiambo stated. He revealed that currently, about six thousand acres of land in Rarieda sub county is under cotton hence the need for concerted efforts by stakeholders to end the monkey menace.
BRIEFS Kazi Mtaani youth tipped on entrepreneurship, start-ups Youth enrolled in the National Hygiene Program popularly known as Kazi Mtaani in Kajiado County have been urged to form groups to enable them access government loans and tenders. County Director of Youth Bernard Momanyi, said, many youth were missing out on government funds that have been set aside for them as they do not meet the required qualifications. Speaking in Kajiado during a training session with the cohorts, Momanyi revealed that to qualify for a loan with the Youth Fund, one must be in a registered group from which they can come up with business proposals that they will use to seek government funding. “ I want to urge all youth to form self -help groups and register them so that you can have access to government funds and tenders set aside for youth, women and people living with disabilities” said Momanyi. He noted that Uwezo, Youth and Women Enter-
prise funds are awarded to groups and not individuals to promote businesses and enterprises at the constituency level. The director added that the loans are only granted at the constituency level, which makes it easy for youths in marginalized areas to access and apply for the funds from their various constituency offices. Noting that many youth had been heavily affected by job cuts occasioned by the Covid-19 pandemic, Momanyi urged them to take advantage of the government funds and mentorship programmes to boost their businesses and empower themselves economically. “Set aside at least sh.200 out of the Sh. 450 that you earn daily as savings and when the program ends in six months you will have some capital to set up smallscale businesses which will enable you to continue being financially independent” said the Director. By Janet Rop (KNA)
Training opportunities as county plans to build new medical college The National Government Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF) committee in Ndhiwa Sub County has allocated Sh. 28 Million for the construction of Kenya Medical Training College in Ndhiwa town.Area Member of Parliament Martin Owino said, the project is aimed at enabling school leavers to acquire skills that could secure them employment in the health sector. Speaking during the ground breaking of the construction of the institution’s administration complex, Owino revealed that the college will be a pioneer institution of higher learning in the area. He said that the construction of the administration block and an initial two classrooms will take a period of six months to be completed. “The college will start by offering courses like health records management, training
for community health workers and other health related certificate and diploma programmes,” Owino said. The legislator revealed that his office will again release a further Sh. 20 million in the coming financial year for the completion of the institution. “We want this institution to be fully completed by 2021 December so that our youth can study with all the required facilities in place,” Owino added. The MP who was accompanied by Ndhiwa Deputy County Commissioner Hamed Somo expressed optimism that the institution will spur the local economy. “Boda boda operators, mama mbogas and even landlords will really benefit from this institution. I want to encourage landlords to start building hostels for the students, “Owino said. By Davis Langat
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