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Feed Millers Addresses and Physical Location in Kenya Name of actor Location Tonnage/ Contacts month Manufacturer Central, Upper Eastern Afya grow feeds Thika 0 0727714644 Central, Upper Eastern Bindip feeds ltd Thika 0 P O Box 74 01000 Thika, 0722783578 Central, Upper Eastern Fahari products Ltd Limuru 0 P O Box 101211-00101, Nairobi. 0733421900, Central, Upper Eastern Kiama Animal Farm Feeds Thika 0 0714804553 Central, Upper Eastern Kipipiri Feeds Daraja Juja 0 0729424941 Central, Upper Eastern Maisha flour mills Ltd Kiganjo-Nyeri 0 P O Box 249-10102, Kiganjo [email protected], 0722655211 Central, Upper Eastern SKL feeds Thika 0 Central, Upper Eastern Smart Feeds Nkubu 0 Central, Upper Eastern Superior dairy Embu 0 P O Box 116, Embu, 0724897249 Central, Upper Eastern Wawa millers Murang'a 0 Maragua Central, Upper Eastern Andrew Kinyanjui Thika 96 P O Box 2411 Thika, 0720940570 Central, Upper Eastern Promise feeds Nyahururu 96 P O Box 924-02300, Nyahururu [email protected] 737044395 town Central, Upper Eastern Quest Animal Feeds Kenol 96 0711200466, Central, Upper Eastern Victory Grains Millers Mwea 96 P O Box 123, Wanguru, 0724526073 Central, Upper Eastern Altismart Feeds Kiambu 192 0721257801, 0772467844 Central, Upper Eastern Aroma Feeds Juja 192 0720828043, Central, Upper Eastern Best farm Thika 192 P O Box 1537 01001, 0705501716 Central, Upper Eastern Carender feeds Ndurukuma 192 P O Box 1365-10400, Nanyuki, 0712199200 Central, Upper Eastern Centaur Milling Enterprise Ltd Sagana 192 P O Box 854 - 10200 Murang'a, [email protected], 0722716105 Central, Upper Eastern Chwichwi industries Thika 192 P O Box 841, [email protected], 722778631 Central, Upper Eastern Daiga feeds Nanyuki town 192 P O Box 1107-10400, Nanyuki. 0722898584 Central, Upper Eastern Embu animal feeds Embu 192 P O Box 1042-60100, Embu. [email protected], 0715560056 Central, Upper Eastern Everbest Feeds Ruiru Bypass 192 P O Box 65718-00607, Nairobi. Everbest limited @gmail.com, 0722566951 Central, Upper Eastern Hussein feeds Thika 192 P O Box 1114 01000, [email protected], 0722860062 Central, Upper Eastern Kiambu Farm feeds Kiambu 192 P O Box 390 Kiambu, 0723639793, [email protected], Central, Upper Eastern Kitale super feeds Thika 192 P O Box 7613 00100, 0704508558 Central, Upper Eastern Lima quality feeds Juja 192 P O Box 6445 00100, Nairobi. 0737608584 Central, Upper Eastern Mapacha Feeds Nkubu 192 P. O. Box 602-202, Meru. 0712676626 Central, Upper Eastern Mapato Feeds Thika 192 P O Box 1667 Thika, 0724538912, Alex Central, Upper Eastern Mirimi Feeds Nkubu 192 P O Box 18-60202, Nkubu. [email protected], 0712670726 Central, Upper Eastern Muoroto Feeds Githunguri 192 P O Box 82, Githunguri. 0724867509 Central, Upper Eastern Ndakaine feeds Thika 192 P O Box 6648 01000, 0713639373 Central, Upper Eastern Nyala dairy society Ltd Ndaragwa 192 P O Box 27-20306,Ndaragwa. 0791070222, [email protected], [email protected], Central, Upper Eastern Ohami Millers Ltd Thika 192 0712541717 Central, Upper Eastern Priority animal feeds Embu 192 P O Box 1197-60100, Embu. 0720859651 Central, Upper Eastern Ruhamah Enterprises 1 Thika 192 0721295214 Central, Upper Eastern Sai Feeds Stores Ltd Thika 192 0718498313 Central, Upper Eastern Sawa sawa feeds Thika 192 0706362944 Central, Upper Eastern Shubham Enterprises King'ong'o 192 P O Box 2690, Nyeri. 0714663599 - Patel Central, Upper Eastern Silmart investments Thika 192 P O Box 58224 Thika. [email protected], 0716352228 Central, Upper Eastern TMF former Tamu Feeds Thika 192 0716055857 Central, Upper Eastern Twok feeds Thika 192 P O Box 163-00605, [email protected], 0722 524927 Central, Upper Eastern Wilifa Animal Feeds Denderu 192 P O Box 4299-00100, Nairobi. 0715033300, 0711241692, [email protected], Central, Upper Eastern Korn meal feeds Thika 240 P O box 4291-01000, 0725623088 Central, Upper Eastern Mavuno smart Thika 240 P O Box 3066-01000, 0722961596 Central, Upper Eastern Busara Thika 288 P O Box 1608-01000, 0792506668 Central, Upper Eastern Digital animal feeds Nyahururu 288 P O Box 2233-Nyahururu, [email protected], 0725455551/0721679300 Central, Upper Eastern Galaxy Feeds Thika 288 P O Box 38162 00100, [email protected], 0713579991 Central, Upper Eastern Green fields Millers Kiambu 288 [email protected], 0721550273 Central, Upper Eastern Happy Feeds Ndumberi, 288 P O Box 74093 00200, Nairobi. [email protected], Kiambu 0713735187-Elisha. Central, Upper Eastern Hika animal feeds Thika 288 P O Box 1983 01000, [email protected], 0722530659 Central, Upper Eastern Lisha feeds Kiambaa 288 P O Box 33595 00600, Nairobi. [email protected], 0722576890 Central, Upper Eastern Bewa feeds Thika 384 P O Box 1985-01000,Thika. [email protected], 0707 639080 Central, Upper Eastern Bora Feeds Mukuruweini 384 P O Box 232-10103, Mukuruweini [email protected], 0722814900 Central, Upper Eastern Brade gate feed Mills Ltd Chaka-Nyeri 384 P O Box 3040, Nyeri [email protected] 0702971865/ 0713012023 Central, Upper Eastern Hakika Feeds Thika 384 P O Box 833 01000, 0722886533 Central, Upper Eastern Mike Animal Feeds Ndumberi 384 0712603400 Central, Upper Eastern Universal Feeds Industries Ltd Thika 384 P O Box 3314 Madaraka, [email protected], 0725917188, 0720590188 Central, Upper Eastern Salama Maize Mealer Karatina 432 P O Box 1243-10101, Karatina salamamillers.co.ke, 0723777121 Central, Upper Eastern Josan Feeds Kitisuru 480 P O Box 72973, Nairobi 00100 [email protected], 0708198743 Central, Upper Eastern Master Animal Feeds (K) Limited Nkubu 576 P O Box 226-60202, 0733174211, 0713583168 Central, Upper Eastern Masters Manufacturers Kenya Gikuni, Kabete 576 P O Box 10664-00400, Nairobi. [email protected], Limited 0723671565 Central, Upper Eastern Anchor flour millers co Ltd King'ong'o- 768 P O Box 3130-10100, Nyeri. 0719404122, 0733895858 Nyeri [email protected] Central, Upper Eastern Limuru P Osho Mill Limuru 768 P O Box 46, Limuru. [email protected], 0720327514 Central, Upper Eastern Malezi feeds Ltd Maragua- 1152 P O Box 563-00600, Nairobi. 0721418286, 0723445807, Murang'a [email protected], Central, Upper Eastern Nyati Animal Feeds (K) Ltd Ruiru 1536 P O Box 488-00232, Ruiru. [email protected], 0722313755 Central, Upper Eastern Thika Farmer Feeds Thika 1920 P O Box 6262-01000, Thika. [email protected], 0721752518, 0704744498 Central, Upper Eastern Tuvune Feeds Ltd Kamirithu - 2304 P O Box 12867-00400, Nairobi. [email protected], Limuru 0722873342 Central, Upper Eastern Trust feeds Thika 2592 P O Box 144, Thika. [email protected], 0721774131 Coast, Lower Eastern Eastern flour mills Machakos 0 Coast, Lower Eastern Mbaitu animal feeds Machakos 0 Coast, Lower Eastern Branch feeds Machakos 192 [email protected], 0722 644547 Coast, Lower Eastern Faida feeds Mombasa 5760 Nairobi and environs Bellfast Industrial area 0 P O Box 18454-00500, [email protected], 0735100499 Nairobi and environs ByGrace Mombasa Rd. 384 P O Box 5361-00100, 0722 839 457, 0733 839 457. GM [email protected], Nairobi and environs Congrats millers O. Rongai 192 0722298828 Nairobi and environs Bill & Bill feeds manufacturers Dandora Pse 2 24 P O Box 70375-00400, 0722819224/0720954045 Nairobi and environs Empire feeds Athiriver 672 Nairobi and environs Fair deal animal feeds Ruai 192 P O Box 78-ruai, [email protected], 0701597794 Nairobi and environs Fast farm Feeds Kariobangi 288 P O Box 101761-00100, [email protected], 0722217521 Nairobi and environs Gold star Feeds Industrial Area 192 P O Box 61767-00200, Nairobi. 020552105, 558110, [email protected], Nairobi and environs Green farm supplies Kitengela 192 0720273504 Nairobi and environs Leeds feeds Kitengela 192 [email protected], 0722601247 Nairobi and environs Lukenya animal feeds and Agrovet Kitengela 192 0722672375 Nairobi and environs Muguna andu Ngong town 0 0711985595 Nairobi and environs Rufami Ruai 192 0724213885 Nairobi and environs Sigma feeds O. Rongai 192 P O Box 812-00511, 0733 611 278, 0721 560 351 Nairobi and environs Sirari City Stadium 384 0722722 892, 020 557918 Nairobi and environs Smart Pack 192 P O Box 1679 Ruiru, [email protected], 0717043721 Nairobi and environs Step feeds millers Kariobangi 288 [email protected], 0714912220 Nairobi and environs Super animal feeds Kariobangi 96 0722622489/0713656508 Nairobi and environs Tumaini plus feeds Ngong town 192 P O Box 271-00502, 0738840831 Rift V, Western, Nyanza Tam feeds Rongai-Gataka 0 0733610469 Rift V, Western, Nyanza Vita P O animal feeds and raw Ngong town 0 0721249128 materials Manufacturer/Supplier Central, Upper Eastern Afya grow feeds Thika 0 0727714644 Central, Upper Eastern Altismart Feeds Kiambu 192 0721257801, 0772467844 Central, Upper Eastern Anchor flour millers co Ltd King'ong'o- 768 P O Box 3130-10100, Nyeri . 0719404122, 0733895858, Nyeri [email protected], Central, Upper Eastern Andrew Kinyanjui Thika 96 P O Box 2411 Thika, 0720940570 Central, Upper Eastern Aroma Feeds Juja 192 0720828043 Central, Upper Eastern Best farm Thika 192 P O Box 1537 01001, 0705501716 Central, Upper Eastern Bewa feeds Thika 384 P O Box 1985-01000, Thika. [email protected], 0707 639080 Central, Upper Eastern Bindip feeds ltd Thika 0 P O Box 74 01000 Thika, 0722783578 Central, Upper Eastern Bora Feeds Mukuruweini 384 P O Box 232-10103, Mukuruweini. [email protected], 0722814900 Central, Upper Eastern Brade gate feed Mills Ltd Chaka-Nyeri 384 P O Box 3040, Nyeri [email protected] 0702971865/ 0713012023 Central, Upper Eastern Busara Thika 288 P O Box 1608-01000 0792506668 Central, Upper Eastern Carender feeds Ndurukuma 192 P O Box 1365-10400, Nanyuki 712199200 Central, Upper Eastern Centaur Milling Enterprise Ltd Sagana 192 P O Box 854 - 10200, Murang'a. [email protected], 0722716105 Central, Upper Eastern Chwichwi industries Thika 192 P O Box 841, [email protected], 0722778631 Central, Upper Eastern Daiga feeds Nanyuki 192 P O Box 1107-10400, Nanyuki. 0722898584 Central, Upper Eastern Digital animal feeds Nyahururu 288 P O Box 2233-Nyahururu.
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    THE EFFICIENCY OF NAIROBI’S KARIOBANGI WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT BY ANDERE CLEMENT MIRUKA REG. NO: I56/69022/2013 A RESEARCH THESIS SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT FOR THE AWARD OF THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI AUGUST, 2016 DECLARATION This thesis is my original idea and has never been presented for award of a degree at any other University Sign……………………………………. Date…………………………………… Andere Clement Miruka. This thesis is submitted with our approval as research supervisors Sign……………………………………. Date………………………………………. Prof. David K. Kariuki. Department of Chemistry, University of Nairobi Sign……………………………………. Date……………………………………… Prof. Amir O. Yusuf Department of Chemistry, University of Nairobi Sign……………………………………. Date……………………………………… Dr. John O. Onyatta Department of Chemistry, University of Nairobi ii ABSTRACT Kariobangi Sewerage Treatment Plant in Nairobi City County is a conventional mechanical wastewater treatment plant with an installed capacity of 32,000 m3/day and has an in built methenation unit. It is the only available conventional mechanical wastewater treatment plant in the city and its efficiency is therefore, of paramount importance. A total of 48 samples from three sites within the plant namely the Inlet (I), the Clarifier(C) and the Outlet (O) were analyzed for various parameters. Development activities within the treatment plant’s catchment area were assessed with view to establish their effects on the performance of the plant. Physico-chemical parameters, chemical parameters, heavy metals, oil & grease and bacteriological presence analyses were carried out so as to evaluate the efficiency of the plant. The physico-chemical parameters analyzed included settleable solids (SS), chemical oxygen demand (COD), and biochemical oxygen demand after five days (BOD5).
  • Industrialization of Athi River Town

    Industrialization of Athi River Town

    \l INDUSTRIALIZATION OF ATHI ( f RIVFR TOWN ' BY CALEB (m o * MIRERI This Thesis is submitted in partial fulfilment of the requ i rements of the degree of Masters of Arts in Planning in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Architecture, Design and Development of the University of Nairobi. May 21st., 1992 DECLARATION This thesis is my original work and has not been presented for a degree in any other university. Cand idate---- 's“-— ^ ------ ignature ) Caleb Mc’Mireri DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING Faculty of Architecture. Design and Development P. 0. Bex 3 0 19 7 . Tel. 2 7 4 41 UNIVERSITY Of NAIROBI. This thesis has been submitted for examination with my approval as the University Supervisor. S i g n e d -^*3^l __ Dr. George Ngugi (Supervisor) June 21st, 1992. ITT DEDICATION In Memorium of Jaduong’ James Mireri IV Acknowledgement A great many people helped me develop this thesis most of whom I cannot mention their names here. 1 am indebted to them all but in particular to my Supervisor Dr. George Ngugi of the University of Nairobi. His comments were consistently thoughtful and insightful and he persistently sought to encourage and support me. Also, Dr. Peter Ngau of the University of Nairobi gave me a far reaching support throughout the time of this thesis writing, by his incisive comments. T also want to thank all academic members of staff and students of D.U.R.P, who listened to the early versions of this study in seminars and the information they offered was of great help.