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Issue No. 15/2020-2021 +254 020 4920000 [email protected] Key projects powering Kenya’s economic growth
BY CYRUS OGUNA greater control over their lives and to a projected annual growth rate jects around the country geared criticism on the financing of these the economic stability to support of 7% per annum. towards enhancing production, projects, it must be appreciated he Government, under the themselves. According to the World Bank, trade and the ease of movement of that countries the world over have Tleadership of President Uhuru The government is on course in the past 5 years, the economy people and goods. developed through borrowing. Kenyatta, has consistently pur- in actualizing the President’s has been growing at an impres- These projects include the ex- In the Coast Region, the con- sued an aggressive industrialisa- Big Four Agenda: Manufactur- sive average of 5.7 %, save for the pansion of ports, rehabilitation of struction of the Dongo – Kundu tion agenda. ing, Universal Health Coverage, last half of the FY 2019/2020 due railways and construction of road bypass, Magongo – Miritini, Air- The agenda is underpinned by Affordable Housing and Food to the Covid -19 pandemic where networks countrywide. port and Port Reitz roads are some national security, increased en- Security, as envisioned in the Vi- the growth was 1.5%. This shows In particular, President Keny- of the notable projects with direct ergy generation, transport in- sion 2030. This ambitious plan, the President’s sound economic atta’s Government has focused on economic impact to the Coastal frastructure modernisation and launched in 2017 during the Presi- leadership even in times of crisis. development of road infrastruc- economy. The expansion of these continued emphasis on skills and dent’s second term in office, had Under the manufacturing pillar, ture in the last seven years, both roads to dual carriages has eased education. It seeks to set ordi- its focus on steering Kenya’s eco- the government has undertaken within the country and across nary Kenyans on a pathway to nomic growth from 4.5 % in 2012 several key infrastructure pro- the region. While there has been CONTINUED ON PAGE 5
The Week Sh13B for free secondary In numbers 5M Amount of water in litres that mango education land in schools growers pump from Athi River to their Education CS says secondary school farm daily heads have been directed not to 2021 send home any Form Four students The projected due to lack of school saying fees completion date of Lamu Port arrears will be addressed later berths delayed by COVID-19 outbreak BY CHRIS MAHANDARA clear that the schools will re- (KNA) open once the Covid-19 curve Sh2,500 flattens. Price of a kilo he National Treasury “The confusion we nor- of purple tea in has released Sh 13 bil- mally witness when schools the Kenyan market Tlion free secondary re-open in January should which earns more education funds ahead of the not arise. We had a rider in than that green tea. phased re-opening of schools our communication that this week. should the curve flatten, the Education Cabinet Secre- government will consider re- Sh13B tary (CS) Prof George Magoha opening schools,” said the CS. Funds released by disclosed that the Free Pri- He added that the major- the Government mary Education (FPE) funds ity of parents were concerned for free secondary have also been released and about their children wasting education ahead of are already in the school’s ac- the whole year at home add- Education Cabinet Secretary (CS) Prof George Magoha addressing the media at Kisumu National Polytechnic schools re-opening counts. ing that the government has Wednesday. The CS was accompanied by TIVET Principal Secretary Dr. Julius Jwan to assess the level of pre- “Our foot is on the pedal as responded by structuring a paredness at the institution which has a student population of 10, 000. far as disbursement of funds programme to re-coup the 150 to schools is concerned. I lost time. and parents had no reason to “The direction we have been attached to a health fa- Number of trucks therefore want to urge parents “I have held talks with the worry about school fees. given is to have all students cility for quick referrals of any that cross the to ensure their children report national parent’s associa- “Primary education is also admitted then school fees cases that may arise. Kenya-Tanzania to school,” said the CS. tion leadership and they have free and compulsory, there- shall be sorted later,” he said. Social distancing at school, border daily at Magoha defended the deci- confirmed that majority of fore the question of school He asked the school’s man- he said, was the biggest chal- Namanga border sion to re-open schools saying parents welcome the decision. fees should not arise,” he said. agement to judiciously use lenge but asked parents to en- it was arrived at after thor- The pushback we are witness- The CS added that Second- the food that was stored dur- sure they buy masks for their 7,000 ough consultations between ing is not strange because you ary School Principals have ing the Covid-19 shut down children which must be worn the government and all stake- cannot satisfy everybody,” he been directed not to send to ensure learning kicks off all the time while in school. Girls reportedly holders in the sector. said. home any form four students smoothly. The CS assured par- Magoha said the ministry impregnated Addressing concerns from 75 % of secondary schools due to lack of school fees but ents that measures have been will observe how the pro- over the past one parents over the short re- in the country, he said were show them love and empathy put in place to guarantee the gramme runs before recall- year in Homa Bay opening notice, Magoha said day and have been fully ca- since they have been equally safety of students in school ing the other groups at a later County the government had made it tered for by the government affected by Covid-19. adding that every school has date. H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G
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TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES IN TVET INSTITUTIONS INVITATION TO TENDER Are you a KCSE holder who has not yet enrolled into a TVET college? Did you miss the last placement to diploma, certificate and artisan courses? Kenya Forest Service (KFS) is a State corporation established by the Forest Conservation and Man- agement Act 2016. The Service is mandated to conserve, develop and sustainably manage forest and The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) is once again inviting you to apply for a TVET course of your choice in National Polytechnics, Technical Training Institutes or other Technical and allied resources for the social economic development of the country. Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions. Kenya Forest Service invites sealed tenders from eligible candidates for the following tenders: The online application system will open from Thursday, October 15, 2020 to Thursday, November 5, 2020 for the TVET Continuous Placement to Diploma, Certificate and Artisan courses. The minimum requirements are: NO TENDER REFERENCE DESCRIPTION CLOSING DATE AND TIME 1. Mean Grade of D - (minus) and below for Artisan Certificate Courses 2. Mean Grade of D (plain) and above for Craft Certificate Courses; and 1 KFS/06/2020-2021 PROVISION OF GROUP PERSONAL TUESDAY 27TH OCTOBER 3. Mean Grade of C – (Minus) and above for Diploma Courses. ACCIDENT COVER 2020 AT 11:00 A.M.
Eligible Candidates 2 KFS/07/2020–2021 PROVISION OF INSURANCE COVER TUESDAY 27TH OCTOBER FOR AIRCRAFT, PASSENGERS AND 2020 AT 11:00 A.M. All KCSE certificate holders who have not benefited from Government sponsorship before are eligible to apply where they meet the minimum requirements, whichever year one did the KCSE examination. CREW (HELICOPTER)
How to Apply Tender documents can be downloaded from the KFS website www.kenyaforestservice.org or from All applications must be done online through the Student’s Portal accessible via the Placement Service website the public procurement portal; tenders.go.ke free of charge. Those who download the tender doc- www.kuccps.ac.ke. uments and intend to submit a bid are required to forward their particulars to the email [email protected] for records and for the purpose of receiving any further The application procedure, available TVET courses and their requirements, a list of Government institutions tender clarifications and/or addendums. sponsored under the Ministry of Education and other relevant information are available on the website.
Application support will be provided through the Huduma Centres in Nairobi (GPO and Makadara), Mombasa, Tender documents are to be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes, marked with the tender number and Kisumu, Nyeri, Garissa, Kitui, Eldoret, Kakamega, Meru and Nakuru, subject to social distancing and hygiene name and be deposited in the Tender Box at Kenya Forest Service Headquarters, Reception area so measures put in place in the respective Huduma Centres. as to be received on or before the indicated closing date and time.
In addition, the Placement Service will continuously provide support through its official digital platforms. Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the candidates’ representatives who choose to attend the opening at Kenya Forest Service Headquarters Boardroom located in Karu- For more information, visit the Placement Service website www.kuccps.ac.ke or call us on 020 5137400, 0723954927 or 0734879662. ra, off Kiambu road. All bidders must serialize their documents.
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“A preferred Centre of Excellence in Professional Legal Training, Research and Consultancy in “A preferred Centre of Excellence in Professional Legal Training ,Research and Consultancy in the East African Region and Beyond” the East African Region and Beyond” TENDER NOTICE JOB ADVERTISEMENT
The Kenya School of aw is a Postgraduate Training Institution ran under the auspices of the Kenya The Kenya School of Law is a public legal education provider responsible for the provision of professional legal School of aw Act of of the aws of Kenya. The School invites sealed proposals interested to training as an agent of the Government. The School is run under the auspices of the Kenya School of Law Act No. tender for: 26 of 2012 of the Laws of Kenya. The core functions of the School as currently constituted include provision of the following services: - S Tender Number Tender Name Tender Eligibility Closing Date a) Train persons to be advocates under the Advocates Act; No Security b) Ensure continuing professional development for all cadres of the legal profession; c) Provide para-legal training; . KS Tender for provision Kshs. , Open th October, d) Provide other specialized training in the legal sector; of internet services for at e) Develop curricular, training manuals, conduct examinations and confer academic awards; and the year . noon f) Undertake projects, research and consultancies.
Interested eligible candidates may obtain tender documents at the procurement office located at In order to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in service delivery, the School wishes to recruit committed, dynamic and result oriented persons who will join the existing strong team of staff to help it realize its vision of Administration block gate C, Kenya School of aw angata South oad during normal working hours being “A preferred Centre of Excellence in Professional Legal Training, Research and Consultancy in the upon payment of non refundable tender fee of kshs. . per set or download free of charge from East African Region and Beyond” the School website: www.ksl.ac.ke. All bidders who download the Tender document MUST register with the procurement office by sending an email to: tender ksl.ac.ke We are looking for independent, visionary, strategic thinkers who are customer oriented, and would effectively participate in initiating organizational transformation. Specifically, we seek to recruit: - Tenders must be accompanied by a Tender security in the format provided where applicable. NO. DESIGNATION REF. NO GRADE NO. OF POSTS Completed documents shall be deposited in the Tender box located at the reception administration block Gate C area. id documents will be opened immediately thereafter in the oardroom in the 1. LECTURER, ADVOCATES TRAINING PROGRAMME KSL/HR07/2020 KSL 6 1 presence of tenderers or their representatives who wish to witness For a detailed job description and how to apply, please visit the School website on www.ksl.ac.ke and select Careers. The Director Chief E ecutive Officer Kenya School of Law The School is an equal opportunity employer, Women, those from marginalized areas and persons with disability are Langata South Road - Karen highly encouraged to apply. P O o 30369-00100 nd NAIRO I The application should reach this office on or before 2 November, 2020.
The Director Kenya School of Law P.O. Box 30369 – 00100 The Kenya School of Law is an ISO 9001:2015 Certified Organization Karen, Nairobi Cover your Wash hands Avoid Don’t touch Thoroughly Keep mouth with water contact eyes, nose or cook meat, objects and when and soap/ with sick mouth with eggs. Don’t surfaces OCTOBER 13, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 3
The Commission on Administrative Justice (Office of the Ombudsman) Hata Mnyonge ana Haki KENYA MEDICAL SUPPLIES AUTHORITY(KEMSA) Tel No.: 254 20 3922000, Fax No: 245 20 3922400, www.kemsa.co.ke , Email: [email protected] Commercial Street, Industrial Area EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES P.O B Box 47715-00100,GPO Nairobi, Kenya
The Commission on Administrative Justice (Office of the Ombudsman) is a Constitutional Com- INVITATION FOR TENDER (IFT) NOTICE mission established under Article 59 (4), Chapter fifteen of the Constitution and the Commission The Ministry of Health has set aside funds for use in the procurement of various Medical Commodities during the on Administrative Justice Act, 2011 with the mandate of addressing all forms of maladministration financial year 2020/2021. It is intended that part of the funds will be used to cover eligible payments under contracts in the public sector in Kenya. The Commission is also charged with overseeing and enforcing the for Supply of Laboratory Commodities. implementation of the Access to Information Act, 2016. and
The Commission seeks to fill the following positions:- The Government of Kenya has received grants from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria and has set-aside funds under Counterpart Funding. It intends to use part of the funds to make payments under contract (s) for Supply of Various Medical Commodities. POSITION GRADE NO. OF POSTS The Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA) hereby invites sealed tenders as follows:
Director,Complaints, Investigations and Legal Services CAJ 2 1 Tender No. Description Tender Closing Date
Director, Public Education, Advocacy and Communication CAJ 2 1 KEMSA – MOH
Assistant Director, Complaints, Investigations and Legal Services CAJ 3 1 KEMSA-ONT 02-2020/2021 Supply of Laboratory Commodities I 3rd November 2020 at 10.00 am Assistant Director, Advisory Unit CAJ 3 1 KEMSA-ONT 03-2020/2021 Supply of Laboratory Commodities II 5th November 2020 at 10.00 am GLOBAL FUND HIV PROGRAM, GRANT: KEN – KEN-H-TNT
Job specification and other requirements are available on our website: www.ombudsman.go.ke GF ATM HIV NFM - 20/21- OIT - 011 Supply of Nutritional Supplements 4th November, 2020 at 10.00am
COUNTERPART FUNDING - HIV PROGRAM Interested applicants should submit their applications and credentials on or before 23rd October’ 2020 at 4.00pm at our offices in West End Towers, Waiyaki Way, 2nd Floor or through our post KEMSA/GOK-CPF/HIV -20/21 –OIT Supply of ARV Medicines – Adults (TLD 6th November,2020 at 10.00am office box addressed as below:- 01 300/300/50mg) KEMSA/GOK-CPF/HIV -20/21 –OIT Supply of ARV Medicines – Paediatrics 6th November,2020 at 10.00am THE COMMISSION SECRETARY 02 COMMISSION ON ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE KEMSA/GOK-CPF/HIV -20/21 –OIT Supply of Methadone Hydrochloride 12th November,2020 at 10.00am P O BOX 20414-00200 03 5mg/ml Oral Solution NAIROBI KEMSA/GOK-CPF/HIV -20/21 –OIT Supply of HIV /Syphilis Testing Duo 12th November,2020 at 10.00am 04 Kit Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Tender documents detailing the requirements of the above tender may be obtained from KEMSA Website: The Commission on Administrative Justice is an Equal Opportunity employer. http:/www.kemsa.co.ke/tenders and PPIP Portal: tenders.go.ke
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KOFC KENYA ORDNANCE FACTORIES CORPORATION
TENDER NOTICE INVITATION TO TENDER Kenya Ordnance Factories Corporation (KOFC) invites sealed bids from eligible candidates for the following Kenya Power invites tenders from interested bidders for provision of the following:- listed tenders;
No. Tender No: Item Description Tender Closing Date NO. TENDER NO. ITEM TENDER PRE-BID TENDER DESCRIPTION COMMENCEMENT MEETING CLOSING 1. KOFC/OT/BAKERY/002/20-21 Supply of Cooking Fat 1000 Hrs on Tuesday, DATE DATE DATE 03 November 2020 1. KP1/9A.1A/OT/ Hiring of 2.5 MW Wednesday N/A Tuesday 2. KOFC/OT/GEN/003/20-21 Provision of Insurance Services 1000 Hrs on Tuesday, 005/20-21 Generators for 14.10.2020 03.11.2020 03 November 2020 Lodwar Power at 10.00 a.m. 3. KOFC/OT/GEN/004/20-21 Provision of Transportation Services 1000 Hrs on Wednesday, Station 04 November 2020 2. KP1/9A.1A/OT/ Hiring of 2.5 MW Wednesday N/A Tuesday 4. KOFC/OT/GEN/005/20-21 Supply of assorted KDF Branded 1000 Hrs on Thursday, 006/20-21 Generators for 14.10.2020 03.11.2020 Polypropylene Woven Sacks 04 November 2020 Mandera Power at 10.00 a.m. Station 5. KOFC/OT/MT/001/20-21 Supply and delivery of HFO, Petrol, 1000 Hrs on Friday, Diesel, Oils and Lubricants 05 November 2020 3. KP1/9A.2/OT/ Disposal of Land Wednesday Site visits are Tuesday 012/ 20-21 through Letting 14.10.2020 Mandatory for 03.11.2020 ALL bidders. at 10.00 a.m. Qualified Bidders may obtain a complete set of Tender documents on our website www.kofc.co.ke. The down- loaded documents should be completed as per the instructions given and dropped into the tender box at Kenya Bidders to Ordnance Factories Corporation (Main Gate) located at Eldoret – Kitale Road on or before dates shown against contact KPLC each tender. Supply Chain to facilitate site Completed serialized/paginated Bidding Documents; One Original and a Copy in plain sealed envelopes visits through marked on top with Tender Number and description accompanied by a Bid Security of an amount as indicated the e-mail in the respective Tender Documents from Commercial Banks or Insurance Companies should be addressed to: - addresses on Kenya Ordnance Factories Corporation the cover page P.O Box 6634-30100 of this tender Eldoret-Kitale Road document Kenya Tel: +254 794 517 532 Tender documents detailing the requirements of the above tenders may be obtained from the Kenya Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of bidders or their representatives who choose Power website (www.kplc.co.ke) from the dates shown above. to attend.
Bidders are advised to regularly visit the KOFC website to obtain any additional information/addendum on the GENERAL MANAGER tender. All addenda/additional information on the tender shall be posted on the KOFC website as they become SUPPLY CHAIN www.kplc.co.ke available. Late tenders shall not be accepted. S M MANAMBO Major General Managing Director H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G
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TAVEVO WATER AND SEWERAGE COMPANY LIMITED P.O BOX 6-80300 Voi TEL +254713676213 or +254780676213, Email VACANCY FOR THE POSITION OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR [email protected]
Kenya Roads Board (KRB) is a statutory body established by the Kenya Roads Board Act No. 7 of 1999. The object and purpose for which KRB was established is to oversee the road network in Kenya and coordinate the maintenance, rehabilitation and development funded by the Kenya Roads Board TENDER NOTICE FOR UPDATING LIST OF QUALIFIED/ REGISTERED Fund as established under the Act and to advise the Cabinet Secretary responsible for roads on all SUPPLIERS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS FOR FINANCIAL YEAR 2020-2021 matters related thereto. TAVEVO Water and Sewerage Company Ltd invites interested, eligible and competent potential suppliers of Goods, Works The Board seeks to recruit a dynamic, experienced and results-oriented person to the position of and services in the following categories for updating the current list for a period through to end of financial year 2020-2021 Executive Director. as follows:- Category for provision of legal service and consultancy services will be for a period of two (2) years The Executive Director shall be responsible for the day-to-day management and operations of KRB, implementation of the decisions of the Board and control of all functions and assets of KRB under All suppliers and service providers currently engaged with us need not to apply. the statutory supervision of the Board. Under the provisions of the Act, the Executive Director is an ex-officio member of the Board and is its Secretary. CATEGORY A: SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF GOODS Category No. Category Description Eligibil- Duties and Responsibilities: Duties and Responsibilities at this level among others include: ity • Formulation and implementation of plans and strategies to achieve KRB mandates in accordance TVO/REG/A/001/2020-2021 Supply & Delivery of Sewerage Items, Tools and Equipment. Open with the Act; • Financial Modeling - developing financial strategies for the Board, overseeing suitable funding TVO/REG/A/002/2020-2021 Supply and delivery of water Quality laboratory items, Reagents and Open initiatives such as bond programmes, offering advice on investment matters, and detecting financial Equipment risks, setting quantum and tenors of borrowings, matching revenue streams with commitments; TVO/REG/A/003/2020-2021 Supply and delivery of storage Containers Open • Preparation of business and corporate plans for Board approval; • Preparation and submission to the Board of consolidated annual work programmes and revenue TVO/REG/A/004/2020-2021 Supply and delivery of motorcycles Open estimates; TVO/REG/A/005/2020-2021 Supply and Delivery of Motor Vehicle Tyres, Tubes, Batteries and other Open • Preparation of annual budgets and financial reports of KRB Operations and KRB Fund; vehicle accessories • Evaluation and execution of the roadwork programmes and preparation and submission to the TVO/REG/A/006/2020-2021 Supply and delivery of fuel, LPG gas and lubricants. Open Board of monthly financial and operational reports; • Monitoring and evaluation of approved annual public roads programmes (through technical TVO/REG/A/007/2020-2021 Supply and Delivery of Sportswear and other related Equipment Open compliance, performance and financial audits) and submission of regular reports to the Board; TVO/REG/A/008/2020-2021 Supply and Delivery of milk and other beverages Open • Supervision of consultants commissioned to carry out activities on behalf of KRB; • Motivating and managing KRB staff towards achieving the Board’s objectives and building a high CATEGORY B: PROVISION OF WORKS AND SERVICES performance team culture; • Compliance with all relevant statutory requirements; TVO/REG/B/001/2020-2021 Provision of Pest control and Fumigation Services Open • Any other duties assigned by the Board. TVO/REG/B/002/2020-2021 Provision of Hydrogeological Surveys, Borehole Drilling, Development Open and Equipping Services. Mandatory Requirements: TVO/REG/B/003/2020-2021 Provision of Consultancy services for preparation of feasibility studies, Open a) Degree in Finance, Accounting, Law or Engineering from a university recognised in Kenya; preliminary and detailed designs and drawings, tender bidding docu- b) Knowledge of the Road Sector and at least ten years’ experience in a relevant field; ments, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Resettlement Ac- c) Must have served in a senior management position for a period of at least five years; and tion Plans and Supervision of Civil Works. d) Must satisfy the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution. TVO/REG/B/004/2020-2021 Provision of building, construction and civil engineering works services Open
Other Requirements: TVO/REG/B/005/2020-2021 Provision of valuation of fixed assets Open a) Be a Kenyan citizen; b) Professional qualification and membership to a professional body; TVO/REG/B/006/2020-2021 Repair, Servicing and maintenance of Laboratory Equipment Open c) Valid and current practicing certificate issued by a professional body; TVO/REG/B/007/2020-2021 Provision of landscaping / Beautification Services Open d) Possession of MBA or advanced degree will be an added advantage; e) Financial expertise, knowledge of Road Financing, Capital Markets, Bonds and Syndicated Loans; TVO/REG/B/008/2020-2021 Provision of PA system, audio visual Equipment, Drapery, Decorations, Open Screens and related services f) Proven ability to translate initiatives into achievable action plans; g) Ability to build effective networks and partnerships with stakeholders; TVO/REG/B/009/2020-2021 Provision of Pump Testing Services Open h) Outstanding communication and motivation skills; i) Good computer working knowledge; TVO/REG/B/010/2020-2021 Supply, Installation and repair of Air Conditioners and refrigerators Open j) Good working knowledge of the Public Sector; TVO/REG/B/011/2020-2021 Provision of asset marking/tagging and branding services Open
TVO/REG/B/012/2020-2021 Provision of Building and Civil Engineering Works. Open Terms of Service: The Executive Director will serve on contract for a period to be determined by the Board in the TVO/REG/B/013/2020-2021 Provision of motor vehicle and motorcycle repairs and servicing Open instrument of appointment or otherwise in writing. The successful candidate will be offered a competitive remuneration package, including house allowance, medical benefits, gratuity and other TVO/REG/B/014/2020-2021 Provision of fabrications and body building for motor vehicles Open benefits in accordance with State Corporations Advisory Committee and Salaries Remuneration TVO/REG/B/015/2020-2021 Provision of outside Catering Services Open Commission guidelines. TVO/REG/B/016/2020-2021 Supply, Delivery, installation, Commissioning and maintenance of Com- Open puters ,Photocopy, Scanner, projector, UPS, Biometric systems ,Laptop, How to Apply: ICT Accessories, Software & Networking Materials and Equipment, Tele- Each application shall be accompanied by detailed curriculum vitae, copies of academic and communication Equipment, PABX system and Related Items. professional certificates, National Identity Card or Passport, testimonials or other supporting documents. The application should also indicate the names and contact of three referees. Scanned TVO/REG/B/017/2020-2021 Supply, Delivery, Installation and Commissioning of CCTV Security Sys- Open copies of these documents must accompany online applications. tems, Fire and Safety Gadgets. TVO/REG/B/018/2020-2021 Provision of legal services Open All applications should be clearly marked “Application for the Position of Executive Director” and submitted in any of the following ways: TVO/REG/B/019/2020-2021 Supply,Delivery,Installation and Maintenance of Fire Detection Services Open
a) Hand delivered application in sealed envelope addressed to the Chairperson, Kenya Roads Board Special/Target Groups may choose to apply for registration open to the public. However, all applications for categories open to be dropped at the reception of Kenya Roads Offices,rd 3 Floor, Kenya Re Towers, off Ragati Road to the public will be subjected to the same evaluation criteria. in Upper Hill, Nairobi. Registration document containing detailed instructions and requirements may be downloaded from our website b) Online applications should be emailed in PDF format to [email protected] www.tavevowater.co.ke free of charge. Applicants who download registration documents shall email their names, con- c) Posted applications should be addressed to: tacts details and tender number to [email protected] for registration purposes before the application The Chairperson closing date. Further, all applicants are advised to visit the website regularly to check any updates or addenda that may Kenya Roads Board be issued. Those wishing to be registered in more than one category will be required to download additional registration 3rd Floor, Kenya Re-Towers, documents for each category. Off Ragati Road, Upper Hill Completed Registration documents shall be submitted in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked with the “REGISTRATION P. O. Box 73718-00200, Nairobi, Kenya OF SUPPLIERS AND SERVICES PROVIDERS FOR FINANCIAL YEAR 2020-2021” and be deposited at our Tender Box situated at TAVEVO Water and Sewerage Company Limited headquarters offices, Sophia road opposite ministry of Agricul- Note: Interested applicants are required to obtain clearance from the following bodies: ture offices or be posted to the address indicated below: The Managing Director, i. Kenya Revenue Authority TAVEVO Water and Sewerage Company Limited, ii. Higher Education Loans Board Sophia Road Opposite Ministry of Agriculture Office, iii. Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission and VOI, KENYA. iv. Criminal Investigation Department (Certificate of Good Conduct) v. Credit Reference Bureau. To be received on or before on Wednesday, October 28, 2020 at 11.00 A.M Registration Documents will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of representatives who choose to attend Applicants must submit copies of these clearance certificates with the application. the opening at TAVEVO Water and Sewerage Company Limited headquarter Offices, Sophia Road Opposite Ministry of Agriculture Offices. All Applications must reach the Chairperson not later than 5 p.m. on 22nd October, 2020. Any canvassing or giving of false information will lead to automatic disqualification. Late submissions will not be accepted.
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Investment in key infrastructure projects NATIONAL CO NCIL FOR POP LATION to accelerate Kenya’s economic growth AND DE ELOPMENT P BLIC NOTICE CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 for market access and has opened up ern Counties of Kitui, Makueni, and Northern Kenya for economic activities. Machakos to the Northern corridor that RE ISION OF THE SESSIONAL PAPER NO. 3 OF 2012 ON POP LATION traffic from Moi Airport and has also In addition, the road has minimized stretches all the way to Moyale. POLICY FOR NATIONAL DE ELOPMENT (PPND) improved movement of cargo from banditry attacks that were previously It is expected to unlock the economic N P D N PD Kilindini Port. rampant. potential of these counties due to ease N P P N The Dongo – Kundu bypass which Since independence, Rumuruti and of movement of goods and people. This 20 2 P P N D PPND was funded to a tune of Sh 25 bil- Samburu areas lacked tarmac roads, will bolster trade between people from N lion connects Mombasa and the South a factor that hindered development. the different counties through which 20 0 Coast easing movement of goods as However, the ongoing construction the road passes. well as tourism between the Island and of Rumuruti – Maralal road, commis- The latest infrastructural develop- P P South Coast. The construction of Dongo sioned in 2013 has opened up Rumuruti ment is the signing of a Private Public priorities articulated in Kenya’s Vision 2030, ICPD25 Kenya Commitments, AU – Kundu by pass brought with it a Spe- area to investors with horticultural and Partnership (PPP) Agreement between 20 D P D cial Economic Zone (SEZ) which upon livestock farming steadily picking up. Kenya and France to upgrade the West- D D completion, is expected to transform Shopping centres have sprouted ern corridor highway from Rironi to Mombasa into an industrial hub and a up while the demand for housing has Mau Summit into a dual carriage high- 2 gateway city for the entire Eastern and surged as a result of many casual la- way. This 175 km road will open up the Central Africa. bourers working in the horticultural western corridor for trade, tourism, ag- 4 28th September, The construction of Isiolo – Marsa- field. Once complete, the road is ex- riculture and other economic activities 2020 30th November, 2020 bit - Moyale road network has spurred pected to spur tourism in Laikipia and that have the potential to transform the [email protected] P.O.BO economic activities in the upper East- Samburu Counties thus improving the region. 48994 - 00100, Nairobi, Kenya 0 N 2020 ern region. The region, previously con- economy of the two counties. The region stands to benefit further The draft policy can be accessed from NCPD’s website, www.ncpd.go.ke. sidered marginalised now boasts of a The upgrading of Kibwezi – Kitui – from the government’s decision to re- Dr Mohamed A. Sheikh new face with investors and visitors Kabati – Migwani road through pub- habilitate the old metre-gauge railway DIRECTOR GENERAL alike streaming in to look for business lic – private partnership is one of the line from Naivasha to Kisumu, set to be opportunities. mega infrastructural projects under- completed in eight months’ time. The 505 kilometre stretch has pro- taken under the Uhuru presidency. The Col. (Rtd) Cyrus Oguna is the Govern- National Council For Population and Development @NCPD Kenya NCPD KENYA vided critical infrastructure necessary 472 Km road connects the lower East- ment Spokesperson www.ncpd.go.ke
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CLOSING DATE AND NATIONAL OPEN TENDERS DESCRIPTION ELIGIBILITY PRE-BID DATE TIME National Hospital Insurance Fund invites sealed bids from interested and eligible bidders from reputable KRA/HQS/NCB-013/2020-2021: Provision 21ST OCTOBER, 2020 firms to tender for the following items; of Consultancy services for Executive OPEN N/A 11.00 A.M Recruitment TIMES TOWER NO TENDER REF.NO. DESCRIPTION CLOSING DATE KRA/HQS/NCB-014/2020-2021: 2ND NOVEMBER, 2020 21ST OCTOBER, Provision of Medical Scheme Management OPEN 11.00 A.M 2020 1 NHIF/015/2020-2021 Supply, delivery, installation, testing and commis- 11th November 2020 Services TIMES TOWER sioning of ERP and claims management systems KRA/HQS/NCB-015/2020-2021: Provision 3RD NOVEMBER, 2020 2 NHIF/016/2020/2021 Supply, delivery, installation, testing and 11th November 2020 of Insurance Brokerage Services for Group 21ST OCTOBER, OPEN 11.00 A.M commissioning of structured cabling for NHIF Life Assurance and Funeral (Last) Expense 2020 TIMES TOWER branch offices Cover KRA/HQS/NCB-016/2020-2021: 3RD NOVEMBER, 2020 3 NHIF/017/2020/2021 Construction of a modern IT equipment room 11th November 2020 21ST OCTOBER, Provision of Medical Scheme Administrator OPEN 11.00 A.M and associated infrastructures 2020 TIMES TOWER 4 NHIF/018/2020/2021 Supply, delivery, installation, testing and commis- 11th November 2020 KRA/HQS/RFP-017/2020-2021: Provision 4TH NOVEMBER, 2020 sioning of video conferencing and teleconferenc- of Consultancy Services for Phase 2 & 3 22ND OCTOBER, OPEN 11.00 A.M ing solution at NHIF regional offices (3 sites) of The Enterprise Data Warehouse and 2020 TIMES TOWER Business Intelligence Solution 5 NHIF/019/2020/2021 Supply, delivery, installation, testing and 11th November 2020 KRA/HQS/NCB-018/2020-2021: 4TH NOVEMBER, 2020 commissioning of a business intelligence 22ND OCTOBER, Consolidation and Upgrade of KRA Oracle OPEN 11.00 A.M analytics solution 2020 database TIMES TOWER 6 NHIF/020/2020/2021 Supply, delivery, installation, testing and 11th November 2020 21ST OCTOBER, 2020 KRA/HQS/NCB-019/2020-2021: Lease of commissioning of integrated security systems. OPEN N/A 11.00 A.M Office space for KRA Nyeri DTD Office TIMES TOWER Tender documents containing detailed specifications can be downloaded from our Website www.nhif.or.ke and from the National Treasury IFMIS website http:suppliers.treasury.go.ke free of charge. Tenderers PRE-BID MEETING who download the Tenders documents and intend to submit a bid are required to submit their contact de- Prospective Bidders are hereby advised that a link for registration for online pre-bid meeting will be provided in the respective tails to [email protected] for records purposes. Tender Document Tender documents detailing the requirements of the above tenders may be obtained from the Kenya Revenue Authority The completed bids in plain sealed envelopes marked with Tender reference number and tender name shall website: www.kra.go.ke be deposited in the Tender Box located at the NHIF Headquarters, 7th Floor should be addressed to: Deputy Commissioner - Supply Chain Management The Chief Executive Officer, Times Tower Building, 21st Floor, National Hospital Insurance Fund, P.O Box 48240– 00100 GPO, P.O. Box 30443-00100 Tel. +254 709 017 022 Nairobi, Kenya. NAIROBI Email: [email protected] The tenders will be opened immediately thereafter at the NHIF Auditorium 2nd floor, NHIF Building, in the Any canvassing or giving false information will lead to automatic disqualification. presence of bidders or their representatives who wish to be attend.
Further information is available at www.nhif.or.ke www.kra.go.ke CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 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, NATIONAL HOSPITAL INSURANCE FUND 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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All systems go for launch of Kenya Yearbook’s Editorial Board revamped flagship title Kenya Yearbook Editorial Board (KYEB) is a State Corporation established under the Ministry of ICT, Innovations and Youth Affairs vide legal notice No. 187/2007. It is mandated to compile, edit and publish books that detail the work of Government of Kenya. Chief Executive Officer, EDWARD MWASI shared with writer Peter Okongo a historical perspective of KYEB and how it executes its mandate.
Constitution-making process that eventually ushered in a new nation. Which are the other books you al- This year’s edition captures the na- luded to, and why are they impor- tion’s resilience in the face of massive tant? challenges, including the voracious While our flagship remains the Covid-19 pandemic. The Yearbook Kenya Yearbook, our cabinet series series has grown beyond just a docu- written in the biographical genre as mentation of annual developments well as strategic sector-specific titles in all social and economic sectors of are worth mentioning. Our series on Kenya. This year’s edition is a call for Kenya’s cabinets; starting with the a return to the values that will ce- Kenyatta Cabinets, offer a unique ment national unity and social co- window into how Kenya’s presidents hesion as we pursue our dream to moulded their Cabinets to suit their become a newly industrialized na- leadership styles while ensuring sta- tion. We have come from far and are bility in the institutions. better prepared, so let us move for- On the other hand, our sector- ward with renewed hope. specific publications break down key social and economic developments What would you say are the key under Kenya Vision 2030 for easier milestones for KYEB since its incep- communication to the public. tion? Through prudent utilization of our What is KYEB’s goal with the re- budgetary allocations, continuous vamped Yearbook? innovation, and strong support from The fresh approach makes the Why was Kenya Yearbook Edito- This is our 10th year since the first demonstrates the increasingly im- our parent ministry, KYEB is today publication interesting and easy to rial Board created? Kenya Yearbook rolled off the press. portant role information and com- financially stable and focused on navigate while informing the reader Kenya Yearbook Editorial Board Over time, we have grown bigger and munication technology is playing in becoming a key player in publishing the role played by the Government (KYEB) is a State Corporation under better and on October 29th, 2020, we delivery of public health services. both locally and internationally. This to keep the economy growing and the Ministry of ICT, Innovations and will be launching a revamped edition And of course, icing on the cake has not always been the case. There Kenyans safe. We hope it will initi- Youth Affairs. We are mandated to of our flagship publication. However, would be the Kenya Yearbook 2020, were some rocky times, but strategic ate a national conversation that will periodically compile, edit and pub- what makes this year even more which, for the first time, will be decisions by management and the inspire Kenyans to play a bigger part lish books that showcase the work special is the fact that we have been complemented by a Kenya Factbook Board over the years have put KYEB in our development. of the Government of Kenya in part- published the highest number of ti- 2020. Both will be launched on Octo- in good stead and it can venture into nership with its people, explain the tles ever in our history. They include ber 29th, 2020. the future with confidence. Ameri- What’s KYEB’s role in the produc- programmes of action to sustain and The Moi Cabinets, 24 Years Nyayo Era can novelist Nicholas Sparks sums tion of MyGov newspaper? speed up progress towards a better, launched over the weekend in part- You’ve mentioned about sector- up our mission now: “Publishing is In addition to the Kenya Yearbook habitable society. Through our pub- nership with the Standard Group. specific publications. How are they a business. Writing may be art, but and several other sector-specific lications, we unveil the immense Shortly, we will launch another tied to KYEB’s mandate? publishing when all is said and done, publications and biographies, KYEB resources available and the huge title on October 15th, Towards Food The Kenya Yearbook and the comes down to dollars.” is contracted to produce the popular potential still to be tapped. KYEB Security, published in partnership sector-specific publications are weekly MyGov newspaper on be- also serves as a linkage for free flow with the Ministry of Agriculture and in line with our mandate to facili- Today we have expanded our sta- half of the Government Advertising of information from the Ministries, highlighting the impact of technol- tate effective communication of the ble to include a slew of sector-spe- Agency (GAA). We have since intro- Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) ogy on the modern farm targeting Government’s vision and develop- cific and biographical titles. Besides, duced a Swahili version of MyGov to to the private sector and the public, the youth. ment agenda in an efficient man- we are ramping up our digital pres- reach out to more Kenyans and speak thus enabling citizens to effectively Thereafter, on 24 October 2020, ner. To achieve this, social cohesion ence in line with changing consumer to them in a language they can un- participate in nation-building. the Board will launch Road to Uni- and rebuilding of the economy are tastes in the industry. We believe derstand. We also introduced digital versal Health Coverage that includes key and form the theme of Kenya change is a constant in our business editions of the two versions, which The organization has been around a review of measures implemented Yearbook 2020. The first edition of and adapting to that change early are disseminated online and through for over a decade now, why is 2020 by the Government to contain the the Yearbook printed in 2010 was enough is a key plank in our Strate- multiple social media channels. particularly significant for KYEB? spread of the coronavirus. The book a 1,150-page tome on the epochal gic Plan. Cover your Wash hands Avoid Don’t touch Thoroughly Keep mouth with water contact eyes, nose or cook meat, objects and when and soap/ with sick mouth with eggs. Don’t surfaces OCTOBER 13, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 7 Tours and travel specialists reap big from commercial mango farming in Kibwezi
BY ROSELYNE KAVOO (KNA) Mutheu. one of the driest parts of The travel agency was Kibwezi. n 2012 Mutheu Kithuma thriving but with frequent In 2013, the couple closed Iand her husband Charles Al Shabaab attacks in the down the tours agency Musau were operating Sa- country, business went they had run since 2000 yari Afrika Limited, a fairly down, forcing the couple to and shifted their focus to successful tours and travel look for a fall back plan. the mango farm, making it company, when the idea of ‘‘When we faced those their full time job. farming crossed their mind. challenges with our travel Mutheu, a financial With the tours agency of- company, we decided to di- economist is the managing fering both local and inter- versify and that is how the director and is responsible national travel, the couple idea of mango farming was for the day to day running visited many destinations conceived,’’ she says. of the farm. AFC Managing Director Lucas Meso (right) poses for a photo with the owners of Kibwezi Agro at their and were exposed to farm- Armed with the exposure Kibwezi Agro sits on farm in Mwaani. At the centre is Mutheu Kithuma (Kibwezi Agro Managing Director) and on the left is her ing, mainly through ag- from the benchmarking a 180 acre piece of land, husband Charles Musau. ricultural benchmarking trips, coupled with passion about 40 kilometres from farm. grown in neat-lined wide the farm. AFC Managing trips they organized for cli- for farming, little savings Kibwezi town and borders ‘‘We require up to five rows. Some trees are Director Lucas Meso says ents. and a loan from the Agri- Tsavo East National park in million litres of water propped to prevent the the financial institution ‘‘I was then engaged with cultural Finance Corpora- the north. Athi River snakes every day and it’s pumped heavy sagging fruits from has so far financed over the Ministry of Agriculture tion (AFC), Mutheu and on one side of the farm giv- from the river through falling. Kibwezi Agro also 120 farmers in Makueni to organising bench marking her husband set up Kibwezi ing a picturesque view of a generator powered acts as an anchor farm a tune of Sh100 million for trips to various countries Agro, an expansive mango its waning pale grey wa- pump,’’explains Musau. model for other small scale farming to help achieve and that is how we got ex- farm tucked away in the ters, which also acts as the The farm is dotted with farmers in the region who the government’s big four posed to farming,’’says sleepy village of Mwaani, main source of water for the thousands of mango trees, market their fruits through agenda on food security.
UNCLAIMED FINANCIAL ASSETS MINISTRY OF ENERGY AUTHORITY
NOTICE TO REPORT, SURRENDER AND CLAIM REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (REOI) UNCLAIMED FINANCIAL ASSETS (CONSULTING SERVICES) FIRMS SELECTION)
The Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority (UFAA) was established pursuant to the Unclaimed Financial ASSIGNMENT PROCUREMENT OF CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR THE Assets Act No. 40 of 2011, Laws of Kenya. The primary mandate of the Authority is to receive unclaimed TITLE: MIGRATION AND UPDATE OF THE SMALL HYDRO POWER ATLAS. financial assets from holders, safeguard and reunite such assets with their rightful owners. REFERENCE: REOI-MOE-01-2020/2021 Section 22 of the Act provides for remittance or delivery of abandoned assets to the Authority at the time of filing the report as outlined under Section 20. I. Background The Government of Kenya through the Ministry of Energy seeks to update the Small Hydropower Atlas. An initial study Holders of unclaimed financial assets are hereby notified on or before November 1, 2020 to: involved resource assessment in all the river drainage systems in the country and establishment of a Geographic 1) Submit reports for the Unclaimed Financial Assets to the Authority based on the provisions under Information System (GIS). Section 20 of the Act. Holders with NIL reports should submit the same to the Authority. The tasks to be undertaken are as follows: 1. Convert the geodatabase to an Open Source GIS System that is stable, customizable with relevant plugins, Reports can be filed in soft copy at https://portal.ufaa.go.ke/frontend/web/index.php/site/ well documented and supported. login Every holder is required to obtain secure account credentials by sending an email request to 2. Capture data and update the platform to reflect the current hydropower developments in the country. [email protected]/[email protected]. Soft and Hard copy reports should be filed in the format 3. Train the users on the application of the Open Source GIS System as well as demonstrate field data collec- prescribed by UFA Regulations 2016. A copy of these Regulations can be downloaded from the tion/verification process and consequently the update of the database. Authority’s website. 4. The Atlas to be available online for public, while all the source GIS map projects files be in the custody of the client. Amounts in the report MUST tally with funds credited at Unclaimed Assets Trust Fund accounts The Kenya Ministry of Energy now invites eligible consulting firms (“Consultants”) to indicate their interest in pro- viding the Services. Interested Consultants should provide information demonstrating that they have the required 2) Transfer of funds in respect of reported unclaimed assets is as follows: qualifications and relevant experience to perform the Services. The shortlisting criteria are: i. The amounts in Kenya Shillings to Unclaimed Asset Trust Fund Account No. 1000205218 i. The relevance of the core business of the firm to the envisaged specialized assignment; at the Central Bank of Kenya; ii. The firm’s general and specific experience including similarity and nature of assignments successfully deliv- ii. Funds denominated in USD should be transferred to the Authority’s USD a/c number ered; iii. The firm’s overall organizational competence, capability and qualifications as demonstrated through its 0400000077 at Citibank N.A, Nairobi; overall technical experts’ size and mix, financial, technical and managerial strengths and good will in the iii. Funds in other currencies should be remitted to correspondent bank details as provid- industry; ed in the FCY Account details available in our website iv. Earlier client reference, reputation and goodwill the firm has in the sector; iv. Unclaimed Financial Assets in non-cash forms should be reported to the Authority for v. Key experts’ biodata is not required and will not be evaluated at this stage. advice on how to transfer. II. Terms of Reference: Note: The draft Terms of Reference for this consultancy can be found at http://www.energy.go.ke. The finalized TOR will be included in the Request for Proposals that will only be sent to shortlisted candidates. a) Section 33 of the Act provides for penalties for failure to remit unclaimed funds and reports to the Authority; III. Selection Method: Firms will be selected in accordance with the Quality Cost Based Selection (QCBS) method, following shortlisting, as b) There is no deadline for claims on unclaimed financial assets held by the Authority. Members of set out in the Procurement Regulations. the public are advised to visit the Authority’s Website www.ufaa.go.ke or dial *361# (available on Consultants may associate with other firms in the form of a joint venture or a sub consultancy to enhance their Safaricom in the interim basis) to search for status of unclaimed assets under their name, if any, qualifications. and lodge a claim(s) as per the claim guidelines on the Authority’s website for reunification. Further information can be obtained at the address below during office hours from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM in the Any further enquiries on reporting, remittances and delivery of the presumed abandoned assets should morning and from 1:30PM to 5:00 PM in the afternoon from Monday to Friday. Expressions of interest must be de- livered in a written form to the address below in person, by mail, or by e-mail by 3rd November, 2020, 12.00 Noon be addressed to: East African time The Tender Box on 1st Floor Supply Chain Office, Ministry of Energy Office Kawi House Building. The Chief Executive Officer/ Managing Trustee The Principal Secretary, Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority Ministry of Energy P. O. Box 28235 – 00200, Nairobi Attn: Head of Supply Chain Management Services E-mail: [email protected] Postal Address: P.O. Box 30582, Nairobi, Kenya Code: 00100 , City: Nairobi Telephone: 020 4023000, 0706866984, 0736559152 Zip code: +254 Tel: (0)20 3310112 Ext.270 , Email: [email protected] H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G
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ENGINEERS BOARD OF KENYA ENGINEERS BOARD OF KENYA OPEN TENDER NOTICE INVITATION FOR BIDS (IFB) The Engineers Board of Kenya invites interested and eligible bidders to submit sealed bids for the following: TENDER NO: EBK/OP/001/2020-2021 TENDER EAST AFRICA REGIONAL TRANSPORT, TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT FACILITATION PROJECT No Tender Reference No Tender Name Tender Tender Closing DESCRIPTION: (EARTTTDFP) CREDIT 5638-KE Security Date (Kshs) PROJECT ID: P148853 1 EBK/OP/002/2020- Tender for Supply and Delivery of Engineer 100,000 28th October, CREDIT IDA: 5638 2021 Stamps on a Two Year Framework Contract 2020 at 10.30am TENDER NAME: PROVISION OF ENHANCED ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING (ERP) SYSTEM 2 EBK/OP/003/2020- Tender for Provision of Consultancy 50,000 29th October, 2021 Services for Quality Management Systems 2020 at 10.30am (QMS) (ISO 9001:2015) Post Certification 1. This Invitation for Bids (IFB) follows the General Procurement Notice (GPN) published on 8th October 2013. Service for Year 2020-2021 2. The Government of Kenya has received a credit from East Africa Regional Transport, Trade and Development Facili- tation Project (EARTTDFP) and it intends to apply part of the proceeds of this credit to payments under the Contract A complete set of tender document may be obtained by interested bidders upon payment of a for Provision of Enhanced Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) System. non-refundable fee of Kshs 1000 in form of a banker’s cheque or deposited in EBK account at the National Bank of Kenya, Hill Plaza Branch Account Number, 01001031539000. Alternatively 3. The Engineers Board of Kenya now invites sealed bids from eligible and qualified bidders for Provision of Enter- the tender documents may be obtained free of charge by downloading from EBK website: prise Resource Planning (ERP) System Enhancement. www.ebk.or.ke or Public Procurement Information Portal: www.tenders.go.ke. Bidders who 4. Interested Candidates can obtain a complete set of Tender Documents upon of non-refundable payments of Kshs choose to download the tender document Must forward their company’s particulars to 5000 through a banker’s cheque or deposited in EBK account at the National Bank of Kenya, Hill Plaza Branch [email protected] for recording and further addendum/clarifications if any. Account Number, 01001031539000 or download at the Engineers Board of Kenya website: www.ebk.or.ke or www.tenders.go.ke. Bidders who choose to download the tender document Must forward their company’s par- ticulars to [email protected] for recording and further addendum/clarifications if any. Duly completed tender documents in plain sealed envelope clearly marked with the Tender Number and Name should be addressed to: 5. Interested eligible Bidders may obtain further information from the Engineers Board of Kenya, Procurement offices and inspect the bidding documents from 0800 to 1700 hours (excluding lunch hour from 1300 to 1400 hours) The Registrar/Chief Executive Officer between Monday and Friday. Engineers Board of Kenya 6. Duly completed tender documents in plain sealed envelope clearly marked with the Tender Number and Name Fortis Suites, 9th Floor, Hospital Road, Upper Hill should be addressed to: P.O Box 30324-00100 Nairobi, Kenya The Registrar/Chief Executive Officer Engineers Board of Kenya And deposited in the Tender Box situated at the Reception of Engineers Board of Kenya at Fortis Fortis Suites, 9th Floor, Hospital Road, Upper Hill Suites 9th Floor, Hospital Road, Upper Hill so as to be received on or before 28th October, 2020 P.O Box 30324-00100 Nairobi, Kenya at 10.30 am and 29th October at 10.30am respectively. The submitted tenders shall be opened And deposited in the Tender Box situated at the Reception of Engineers Board of Kenya at Fortis Suites 9th Floor, Hos- immediately thereafter at the EBK’s Boardroom in the presence of bidder’s representatives who pital Road, Upper Hill so as to be received on or before 4th November, 2020 at 10.30am. Electronic bidding will not choose to attend. be permitted. Late bids will be rejected. The submitted tenders shall be opened immediately thereafter at the EBK’s Boardroom in the presence of bidder’s representatives who choose to attend.
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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY PRESIDENT ISO 9001:2015 CERTIFIED Public Notice TENDER NOTICE Renewal of Licences for Transit Goods Licence (C28) & Vehicles Conveying Goods under Customs Control (C40) The Government through the Office of the Deputy President invites tenders for the following;
S/ DESCRIPTION TENDER NO CLOSING BID BOND Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) brings to the attention of all Transporters conveying goods under Customs st NO DATES & AMOUNT IN control and transit goods that their licences will expire on 31 December, 2020. TIME KSHS. Provisions relating to the licencing of vehicles conveying goods under customs control and transit goods 1 Supply and delivery of Fresh Fruits and ODP/ONT/001/2020-2021 27/10/2020 at 200,000 are contained in Section 244 of the East African Community Customs Management Act, 2004 and Vegetables 10.00 a.m. Regulations 104, 210, & 212 of the East African Community Customs Management Regulation, 2010. 2 Provision of Car Hire Services ODP/ONT/002/2020-2021 27/10/2020 200,000 at 10.00 a.m Note: The applications must be accompanied by: 1. Interested eligible bidders may obtain further information from and inspect the bidding documents at the procure- • Copy of Motor Vehicle Logbook. ment office Harambee House Annex 1st Floor, in person or against a written application. • Copy of a valid insurance certificate. • Copy of applicant’s PIN certificate. 2. A complete set of bidding documents may be purchased by interested bidders upon payment of a non-refundable • COMESA Yellow card for foreign vehicle. st fee of Kenya Shillings One Thousand Only (KES 1,000.00) per set/tender in Cash at the Cash Office situated at 1 • Duly completed, signed and stamped relevant application form Floor, Harambee House Annex, H Harambee Avenue or in banker’s cheque payable to the Secretary Administration, Office of the Deputy President OR Note: download the document for free from the website: [email protected] 1. Application form can be downloaded from KRA website, www.kra.go.ke 2. The successful applicants will be required to pay the licence fee in Kenya shillings equivalent to USD 200 3. One original and one Copy of the tenders in plain sealed envelopes should be clearly marked the tender number and per licence. should be addressed to: 3. Application may be submitted through Customs Regional offices in Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru or Eldoret, and Times Towers 10th Floor and MUST be received on or before 30th October, 2020. Secretary Administration Office of the Deputy President For further clarification and facilitation, please contact the Contact Centre on P. O. Box 74434-00200 NAIROBI Tel: 020 4 999 999, 0711 099 999 or Email: [email protected]
And be deposited at Office of the Deputy President Tender Box, situated at the Ground Floor, Harambee House Annex, Commissioner for Customs & Border Control Department Harambee Avenue or posted to the address above and should be received on or before 27th October, 2020 at 10.00 a.m. local time and MUST be accompanied by a bid guarantee as indicated in the table above from reputable bank or insurance company.
Bulky bid documents that cannot fit in the tender box should be dropped at the Head of Supply Chain Management www.kra.go.ke Office at Harambee House Annex, 1st Floor Room 1-11B. 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, th 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]. 4. Bids will be opened in the presence of bidders’ representatives who choose to attend at 10.00 a.m. on 27 October, Complaints & Information Center Hotlines: +254 (0) 20 281 7700 / 7800, +254 (0) 20 3 343 342, Email: [email protected] 2020 at the Conference Room Harambee House Annex 4th Floor.
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An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Hospital Public Notice Inflation Adjustment on Specific Rates of Excise Duty MOI TEACHING AND REFERRAL HOSPITAL Kenya Revenue Authority informs manufacturers and importers of Excisable goods that, the rates of excise duty on excisable goods Academic Model Providing Access To Healthcare that have a specific rate of duty, have been adjusted using the average inflation rate of 4.94% for the financial year 2019/2020, as Telephone: 254 53 2033471/2P.O. BOX 4606, ELDORET Fax: 254 53 2060727 required under Section 10 of the Excise Duty Act, 2015.
The adjusted rates are provided under Legal Notice No.194 of 2020 and are effective from 1st October 2020. The list of the goods TENDER NOTICE affected is as provided below: Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH) invite sealed bids from eligible candidates for the under listed tenders. Tariff No. Tariff Description Old Rate of New Rate of Excise Duty Excise Duty (KSh.) (KSh.) NO. TENDER NO. TENDER DESCRIPTION ELIGI- CLOSING DATE BILITY 2709.00.10 Condensates per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 6,545.59 6,868.94 INTERNATIONAL TENDERS 2710.12.10 Motor spirit (gasoline) regular per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 20,509.51 21,522.68 TH 2710.12.20 Motor spirit (gasoline) premium per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 20,919.59 21,953.02 1. MTRH/T/53/2020-2021 Proposed Construction of Linac Bunker at Moi Open 23 NOVEMBER Teaching and Referral Hospital. 2020 2710.12.30 Aviation spirit per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 20,919.59 21,953.02 2. MTRH/T/57/2020-2021 Tender for Supply, Delivery, Installation, Testing and Open 23TH NOVEMBER 2710.12.40 Spirit type jet fuel per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 20,919.59 21,953.02 Commissioning of Linear Accelerator Equipment at 2020 Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital 2710.12.50 Special boiling point spirit and white spirit per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 8,937.75 9,379.27 TH 2710.12.90 Other light oils and preparations per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 8,937.75 9,379.27 3. MTRH/RFP/6/2020-2021 Request for Proposal for Sourcing of Open 23 NOVEMBER Laundry Equipment on Outright Purchase 2020 2710.19.10 Partly refined (including topped crude) per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 1,524.68 1,600.00 or Leasing Option. Re-tender. 2710.19.21 Kerosene type jet fuel per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 6,051.38 6,350.32 OPEN NATIONAL TENDERS 2710.19.22 Illuminating kerosene per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 10,835.70 11,370.98 Tender for Financial Year 2020-2021 2710.19.29 Other medium oils and preparations per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 5,572.95 5,848.25 4. MTRH/T/38/2020-2021 Tender for Supply, Delivery, Installation and Com- Open 6TH NOVEMBER 2710.19.31 Gas oil (automotive, light, amber for high speed engines) per 1000 litres @ 10,835.71 11,370.99 missioning of Medical Equipment. 2020 20 deg. C 5. MTRH/T/40/2020-2021 Tender for Supply and Delivery of Library Books. Open 6TH NOVEMBER 2710.19.32 Diesel oil (industrial heavy, black, for low speed marine and stationery 3,890.55 4,082.74 2020 engines) per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 6. MTRH/T/51/2020-2021 Tender for Supply and Delivery of Motor Vehicles. Open 6TH NOVEMBER 2710.19.39 Other gas oils per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 6,624.45 6,951.70 Re-tender. 2020 2710.19.41 Residual fuel oils (marine, furnace and similar fuel oils) of a kinematic 315.45 331.03 7. MTRH/T/54/2020-2021 Tender for Supply, Delivery, Installation and Com- Open 6TH NOVEMBER viscosity of 125 centistokes per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C missioning of Medical Equipment. 2020
2710.19.42 Residual fuel oils (marine, furnace and similar fuel oils) of a kinematic 630.9 662.07 TH viscosity of 180 centistokes per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 8. MTRH/T/58/2020-2021 Supply, Delivery, Installation and Commissioning of Open 6 NOVEMBER Medical Gas Piping to Shoe 4 Africa. Re-tender. 2020 2710.19.43 Residual fuel oils (marine, furnace and similar fuel oils) of a kinematic 630.9 662.07 viscosity of 280 centistokes per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 9. MTRH/T/59/2020-2021 Tender for Supply, Delivery, Installation and Open 6TH NOVEMBER Commissioning of Queue Management System for 2020 2710.19.49 Other residual fuels oils per 1000 litres @ 20 deg. C 630.9 662.07 Memorial Out Patient Department. 10. MTRH/T/60/2020-2021 Supply, Delivery, Installation, Testing and Com- Open 6TH NOVEMBER Description Old Rate of Excise New Rate of missioning of 500kg Mobile Electric Scissor Lift. 2020 Duty Excise Duty Re-tender.
TH Fruit juices (including grape must), and vegetable juices, unfermented and Shs. 11.04 per litre Shs. 11.59 per litre 11. MTRH/RFP/5/2020-2021 Provision of Catering Service to MTRH Open 6 NOVEMBER not containing added spirit, whether or not containing added sugar or other 2020 sweetening matter 12. MTRH/T/62/2020-2021 Supply, Delivery, Installation, Testing and Commis- Open 6TH NOVEMBER Bottled or similarly packaged waters and other non-alcoholic beverages, not Shs. 5.47 per litre Shs. 5.74 per litre sioning of Centralized RFID Technology Security 2020 including fruit or vegetable juices and Staff Cloaking System Beer, cider, perry, mead, opaque beer and mixtures of fermented beverages Shs. 110.62 per litre Shs. 116.08 per litre 13. MTRH/T/63/2020-2021 Tender for Disposal of Obsolete Items at Moi Open 6TH NOVEMBER with non-alcoholic beverages and spirituous beverages of alcoholic strength not Teaching and Referral Hospital 2020 exceeding 6% TH Powdered beer Shs. 110.62 per kg Shs. 116.08 per kg 14. MTRH/T/64/2020-2021 Tender for Supply and Delivery of Clean Gloves Open 6 NOVEMBER 2020 Wines including fortified wines, and other alcoholic beverages obtained by Shs. 189 per litre Shs. 198.34 per litre fermentation of fruits 15. MTRH/T/65/2020-2021 Tender for Supply and Delivery of Hospital Signage Open 6TH NOVEMBER At Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital 2020 Spirits of undenatured ethyl alcohol; spirits liqueurs and other spirituous Shs. 253 per litre Shs. 265.50 per litre beverages of alcoholic strength exceeding 6% 16. MTRH/T/66/2020-2021 Supply, Delivery, Installation, Testing and Commis- Open 6TH NOVEMBER sioning of Solar Powered System From Amenity 2020 Cigars, cheroots, cigarillos, containing tobacco or tobacco substitutes Shs. 12,624 per kg Shs. 13,247.63 per kg Gate To New Children Oncology Ward. TH Electronic cigarettes Shs. 3,787 per unit Shs. 3,974.08 per 17. MTRH/T/67/2020-2021 Supply, Delivery, Installation, Testing and Commis- Open 6 NOVEMBER unit sioning of Power Distribution Board For Emergency 2020 Department at MTRH Cartridge for use in electronic cigarettes Shs. 2,525 per unit Shs. 2,649.74 per unit 18. MTRH/T/68/2020-2021 Supply, Delivery, Installation, Testing and Commis- Open 6TH NOVEMBER sioning of Kitchen Boilers at MTRH 2020 Cigarette with filters (hinge lid and soft cap) Shs. 3,157 per mille Shs. 3,312.96 per mille 19. MTRH/T/69/2020-2021 Tender for Supply and Delivery of Office Furniture Open 6TH NOVEMBER Cigarettes without filters (plain cigarettes) Shs. 2,272 per mille Shs. 2,384.24 per and Equipment 2020 mille 20. MTRH/T/70/2020-2021 Tender for Fabrication of Containers to Offices at Open 6TH NOVEMBER Other manufactured tobacco and manufactured tobacco substitutes; Shs. 8,837 per kg Shs. 9,273.55 MTRH,. 2020 “homogenous” and “reconstituted tobacco”; tobacco extracts and essences per kg 21. MTRH/T/71/2020-2021 Tender for Supply and Delivery of Hardware Materi- Open 6TH NOVEMBER Motor cycles of tariff no. 87.11 other than motor cycle ambulances and locally Shs. 11,061.78 Shs. 11,608.23 als on Framework Contract 2020 assembled motor cycles per unit per unit 22. MTRH/T/72/2020-2021 Tender for Supply and Delivery of Interventional Open 6TH NOVEMBER Imported sugar confectionary of tariff heading 17.04 Shs. 20 per kg Shs. 20.99 per kg Radiology Consumables 2020 Imported white chocolate, chocolate in blocs, slabs or bars of tariff Nos. Shs. 200 per kg Shs. 209.88 per kg 1806.31.00, 1806.32.00,1806.90.00 The eligible bidders shall be required to provide authenticated evidence that they have recently satisfactorily carried out similar assignment.
For further clarification and facilitation, please contact the Contact Centre on Tender documents with detailed specifications and conditions are obtainable from Supply Chain Department, MTRH, P.O. Tel: 020 4 999 999, 0711 099 999 or Email: [email protected] Box 3-30100, Eldoret from Monday to Friday between 9.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. upon payment of non-refundable fee of Kshs. 1,000/- per each bidding document. Tenders can also be downloaded FREE OF CHARGE from both Hospital’s web- site www.mtrh.go.ke or https/supplier.treasury.go.ke under tender portals. Commissioner of Domestic Taxes Department Completed tender documents in plain sealed envelopes should be deposited in tender box number “A or B” situated at 2nd floor, left wing of the old administration block of MTRH (Eldoret) or posted to:
Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital P.O. Box 3-30100 www.kra.go.ke ELDORET
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, th th 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]. So as to be received on or before 6 November, 2020 and, 23 November 2020 respectively as indicated above at 10.00 Complaints & Information Center Hotlines: +254 (0) 20 281 7700 / 7800, +254 (0) 20 3 343 342, Email: [email protected] a.m. Opening of the bidding documents will be conducted publicly immediately thereafter at a venue to be advised by Tender Opening Committee. Tulipe Ushuru, Tujitegemee! CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER MOI TEACHING AND REFERRAL HOSPITAL H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G
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Tel: +254-020-2632925 NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE Fax: +254-020-2378129 ADVERTISEMENT FOR RECRUITMENT OF HEADQUARTERS Email: [email protected] P.O. Box 30397-00100 [email protected] SERVICEMEN/WOMEN NAIROBI KENYA The National Youth Service wishes to announce to the general public that there will be a recruitment exercise of NYS Volunteers (male and female) throughout the Republic as per the below requirements and dates schedule.
All prospective candidates wishing to be enlisted in the Kenya National Youth Service must meet the following conditions: 5. Produce Original National identity Card, Academic Certificates (and avail one set of photocopies of the same at the recruitment centre) all certificates and photocopies to be laminated so us to observe COVID- 19 preventive measures. 1. Be a Kenyan citizen and resident of the respective County of recruitment. 6. Must have certificate of Good Conduct. 2. Must undergo a Medical check-up at an Accredited Health Facility and present proof of the same at the recruitment 7. Must be between 18 - 24 years old (both ages inclusive). centre to include COVID-19 Free medical certificate. 8. Have a mean Grade of D plain and above in KCSE. 3. Be prepared to give voluntary service to the Nation in any part of Kenya. 9. Successful candidates will report for the NYS Basic paramilitary training Course at NYS College, Gilgil or Naivasha on 4. Be prepared to undergo rigorous physical training. dates and times specified in respective call up notices to be issued.
N/B • Orphans who meet the qualification requirements as stated above will be given special preference DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DISTRICT CENTRE subject to production of sufficient documentary proof such as parents’ death Certificates or burial MONDAY, 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 44 WEBUYE WEST BOKOLI FYM PRIMARY SCHOOL permits. DAY ONE 02-11-2020 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 45 CHEPTAIS DIVISIONAL HQS, CHEPTAIS NYS does not condone corruption in any form. Canvassing and giving monetary or other consideration for the purpose of admission is an offence which can lead to disqualification and/or prosecution. 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 41 NAVAKHOLO NAVAKHOLO PLAY GROUNDS Instances of this nature should be reported promptly to the Director- General on telephone number 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 42 LURAMBI BUKHUNGU STADIUM 020-2400129 8.00 AM VIHIGA 43 LUANDA A.C.C’S OFFICE LUANDA
The recruitment programme is as follows:- 8.00 AM BUSIA 46 TESO NORTH AMAGORO PRIMARY SCHOOL
8.00 AM BUSIA 49 FUNYULA FUNYULA STADIUM DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DISTRICT CENTRE 8.00 AM SIAYA 47 UKWALA SEGA YOUTH POLYTECHNIC MONDAY, 8.00 AM MOMBASA 1 NYALI MKOMANI SHOW GROUND DAY ONE 8.00 AM KISUMU 48 KISUMU WEST D.C.C’S OFFICE OJOLA 8.00 AM KWALE 2 KINANGO KINANGO SEC. SCHOOL 02-11-2020 8.00 AM HOMABAY 50 RACHUONYO EAST ORERA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM LAMU 3 LAMU EAST LAMU EAST (FAZA PRIMARY SCHOOL) (KABONDO KASIPUL)
8.00 AM KILIFI 4 KILIFI SOUTH KIKAMBALA D.O’S OFFICE 8.00 AM MIGORI 51 URIRI DCC’S OFFICE, URIRI
8.00 AM MANDERA 5 BANISA BANISA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MIGORI 54 SUNA WEST D.C.C’S OFFICEE,SUNA WEST
8.00 AM MARSABIT 6 MARSABIT CENTRAL MARSABIT STADIUM 8.00 AM HOMABAY 52 MBITA ONUNGA STADIUM
8.00 AM ISIOLO 7 MERTI D.C.C’S OFFICE,MERTI 8.00 AM KISII 53 KITUTU CHACHE MARANI PRIMARY SCHOOL NORTH 8.00 AM MERU 8 BUURI TIMAU STADIUM 8.00 AM KISII 55 NYARIBARI CHACHE D.C.C’S OFFICE, KISII 8.00 AM MERU 9 IGEMBE SOUTH MAUA STADIUM DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DISTRICT CENTRE 8.00 AM THARAKA NITHI 10 IGAMBANG’OMBE CHUKA TOWN DC’S BARAZA GROUND TUESDAY, 8.00 AM MOMBASA 56 MOMBASA MVITA SPORTS GROUNDS 8.00 AM EMBU 11 MBEERE NORTH MBEERE NORTH SPORTS GROUND DAY TWO 8.00 AM KWALE 57 LUNGALUNGA LUNGALUNGA SEC. SCHOOL 8.00 AM KITUI 12 NZAMBANI CHULUNI SPORTS GROUND 03-11-2020 8.00 AM LAMU 58 LAMU WEST KIBAKI GROUNDS –LAMU ISLAND 8.00 AM KITUI 13 MUTITU NZOMBE PLAYGROUND 8.00 AM KILIFI 59 MAGARINI MAGARINI DISTRICT HQS 8.00 AM KITUI 14 MWINGI CENTRAL MUSILA GARDENS 8.00 AM TANA RIVER 60 TANA NORTH BURA DISTRICT HQS 8.00 AM MACHAKOS 15 MATUNGULU KISUKIONI SEC SCHOOL 8.00 AM TAITA TAVETA 61 TAVETA TAVETA AIRSTRIP 8.00 AM KIAMBU 16 THIKA EAST GATUANYAGA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM GARISSA 62 DADAAB DADAAB AIRSTRIP 8.00 AM MAKUENI 17 MBOONI EAST KISAU HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM GARISSA 63 HULUGHO HULUGHO PRI SCH 8.00 AM KAJIADO 18 KAJIADO EAST D.C.C’S OFFICE ISINYA 8.00 AM WAJIR 64 WAJIR NORTH BUTE STADIUM 8.00 AM NYANDARUA 19 NYANDARUA SOUTH ENGINEER SPORTS CENTRE 8.00 AM WAJIR 65 TARBAJ TARBAJ PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM NYANDARUA 20 NYANDARUA NORTH NDARAGWA SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM MANDERA 66 MANDERA EAST MANDERA YOUTH HALL CENTRE 8.00 AM NYANDARUA 21 KINANGOP NJAMBINI SPORTS CENTER 8.00 AM MARSABIT 67 MOYALE D.C.C’S OFFICE GROUND 8.00 AM KIRINYAGA 22 MWEA WANGURU STADIUM 8.00 AM ISIOLO 68 GARBATULA GARBATULA D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM MURANGA 23 GATANGA GATANGA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MERU 69 IMENTI NORTH KINORU D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM MURANGA 24 MURANGA EAST IHURA STADIUM 8.00 AM MERU 70 TIGANIA WEST UURU STADIUM 8.00 AM KIAMBU 25 LARI KIMENDE HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM THARAKA NITHI 71 MAARA KIENGA-NGURU SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM KIAMBU 26 KIAMBU KIRIGITI STADIUM 8.00 AM EMBU 72 EMBU EAST RUNYENJES MUNICIPAL STADIUM 8.00 AM WEST POKOT 27 NORTH POKOT(ALALE) KACHELIBA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KITUI 73 IKUTHA IKUTHA GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM TRANSNZIOA 28 ENDEBES D.C.C’S OFFICE, ENDEBES 8.00 AM KITUI 74 KITUI CENTRAL KITUI SHOW GROUND 8.00 AM NANDI 29 NANDI SOUTH RESSIO PRIMARY SCHOOL, KOBUJOI 8.00 AM KITUI 75 MUMONI KATSE PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM BARINGO 30 BARINGO EAST CHEMALINGOT PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM KITUI 76 MIGWANI MIGWANI STADIUM 8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 31 KESSES D.C.C’S OFFICE KESSES 8.00 AM MACHAKOS 77 KANGUNDO KANGUNDO DEB PRI. SCHOOL 8.00 AM NANDI 32 CHESUMEI CHEMUNDU 8.00 AM MAKUENI 78 MUKAA MUKAA D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM LAIKIPIA 33 NYAHURURU NYAHURURU MUNICIPAL STADIUM 8.00 AM MAKUENI 79 KIBWEZI KIBWEZI SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM NAKURU 34 KURESOI NORTH SIRIKWA PRI. SCHOOL 8.00 AM NYANDARUA 80 NYANDARUA WEST OL-JORO-OROK PLAYGROUND 8.00 AM NAKURU 35 SUBUKIA D.C.C’S OFFICE, SUBUKIA 8.00 AM NYERI 81 MATHIRA EAST KARATINA STADIUM 8.00 AM NAROK 36 TRANSMARA WEST D.C.C’S OFFICE, KILGORIS 8.00 AM NYERI 82 TETU WAMAGANA SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM KAJIADO 37 KAJIADO SOUTH LOITOKTOK STADIUM 8.00 AM KIRINYAGA 83 KIRINYAGA CENTRAL KERUGOYA STADIUM 8.00 AM KERICHO 38 SIGOWET/SOIN CHEPKEMEL D.C.C’S OFFFICE 8.00 AM MURANGA 84 KANDARA KANDARA STADIUM 8.00 AM KERICHO 39 BURETI LITEIN BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM MURANGA 85 KAHURO KAHURO STADIUM 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 40 BUNGOMA CENTRAL CHWELE – BUSAKALA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KIAMBU 86 LIMURU KWAMBIRA STADIUM Cover your Wash hands Avoid Don’t touch Thoroughly Keep mouth with water contact eyes, nose or cook meat, objects and when and soap/ with sick mouth with eggs. Don’t surfaces OCTOBER 13, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 11
DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DISTRICT CENTRE DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DISTRICT CENTRE DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DISTRICT CENTRE THURSDAY, DAY 8.00 AM KITUI 206 MATINYANI MATINYANI PUBLIC PARK TUESDAY, 8.00 AM KIAMBU 87 KIKUYU D.C.C’S OFFICE WEDNESSDAY, 8.00 AM MAKUENI 145 KIBWEZI WEST SALAMA MOSQUE PLAYGROUND FOUR DAY TWO DAY THREE, 5/11/2020 8.00 AM KITUI 207 KYUSO KYUSO STADIUM 03-11-2020 8.00 AM TURKANA 88 KIBISH KIBISH 4/11/2020 8.00 AM MAKUENI 146 NZAUI MATILIKU D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM MACHAKOS 208 YATTA YATTA SEC SCHOOL 8.00 AM TURKANA 89 TURKANA EAST LOKORI PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM NYANDARUA 147 NYANDARUA CENTRAL OL-KALOU SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM MACHAKOS 209 MACHAKOS CENTRAL KENYATTA STADIUM 8.00 AM WEST POKOT 90 POKOT CENTRAL SIGOR MIXED BOARDING PRIMARY 8.00 AM NYERI 148 MATHIRA WEST KAIYABA CHIEF’S CAMP SCHOOL 8.00 AM MAKUENI 210 MBOONI WEST KIKIMA D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM NYERI 149 NYERI TOWN RURINGU STADIUM 8.00 AM SAMBURU 91 SAMBURU CENTRAL D.C.C’S OFFICE, MARALAL 8.00 AM MAKUENI 211 KATHONZWENI KATHONZWENI PUBLIC GROUNDS 8.00 AM KIRINYAGA 150 GICHUGU KIANYAGA STADIUM 8.00 AM NYANDARUA 212 MIRANGINI NYAKIAMBI GIRL’S SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM TRANSNZIOA 92 KWANZA D.C.C’S OFFICE KWANZA 8.00 AM MURANGA 151 MURANGA SOUTH MURANGA TEACHERS COLLEGE 8.00 AM NYERI 213 MUKURWEINI MUKURWEINI STADIUM 8.00 AM ELGEYO 93 MARAKWET EAST CHESOI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MURANGA 152 KANGEMA KANGEMA GENERAL KAGO STADIUM MARAKWET 8.00 AM NYERI 214 KIENI WEST MWEIGA STADIUM 8.00 AM KIAMBU 153 KIAMBAA KARURI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM NANDI 94 NANDI NORTH KABIYET HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM KIRINYAGA 215 NDIA BARICHO PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KIAMBU 154 GATUNDU SOUTH GATUNDU TOWN STADIUM 8.00 AM BARINGO 95 BARINGO NORTH KABARTONJO SPORTSGROUND 8.00 AM MURANGA 216 KIGUMO KIGUMO BENDERA SEC. SCHOOL 8.00 AM TURKANA 155 TURKANA NORTH LOKITUANG PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 96 MOIBEN D.C.C’S OFFICE MOIBEN 8.00 AM MURANGA 217 MATHIOYA RURIE STADIUM 8.00 AM TURKANA 156 TURKANA SOUTH LOKICHAR PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 97 ELDORET WEST 64 STADIUM. 8.00 AM KIAMBU 218 GITHUNGURI GITHUNGURI STADIUM 8.00 AM WEST POKOT 157 KIPKOMO CHEPARERIA 8.00 AM LAIKIPIA 98 LAIKIPIA EAST NANYUKI SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM KIAMBU 219 RUIRU RUIRU MUNICIPAL STADIUM 8.00 AM SAMBURU 158 SAMBURU EAST WAMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM NAKURU 99 KURESOI SOUTH KERINGET ESTATE PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM TURKANA 220 TURKANA WEST KAKUMA PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM TRANSNZIOA 159 KIMININI D.C.C’S OFFICE KIMININI 8.00 AM NAKURU 100 NAKURU NORTH D.C.C’S OFFICE BAHATI 8.00 AM TURKANA 221 TURKANA CENTRAL LODWAR STADIUM 8.00 AM ELGEYO 160 MARAKWET WEST MOI GIRLS’ SEC. SCHOOL, KAPSOWAR 8.00 AM NAROK 101 NAROK WEST LEMEK MARAKWET 8.00 AM WEST POKOT 222 SOUTH POKOT ST. KIZITO PRIMARY SCHOOL, LELAN (KIBICHBICH) 8.00 AM NAROK 102 DIKIRR D.C.C’S OFFICE, EMURUA 8.00 AM NANDI 161 EMGWEN KIPCHOGE KEINO STADIUM 8.00 AM SAMBURU 223 SAMBURU NORTH D.C.C’S OFFICE, BARAGOI 8.00 AM KAJIADO 103 KAJIADO - MASHURU D.C.C’S OFFICE, MASHURU 8.00 AM BARINGO 162 BARINGO CENTRAL KABARNET TOWN STADIUM 8.00 AM TRANSNZIOA 224 CHERANGANY KACHIBORA D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM KERICHO 104 BELGUT SOSIOT PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 163 SOY CHEPKIGEN PRI. SCHOOL 8.00 AM ELGEYO 225 KEIYO NORTH D.C.C’S OFFICE, ITEN 8.00 AM BOMET 105 SOTIK D.C.C’S OFFICE, SOTIK 8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 164 ELDORET SOUTH ELDORET SHOW GROUND MARAKWET (KAPSERET) 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 106 MATUNGU D.C.C’S OFFICE MATUNGU 8.00 AM NANDI 226 NANDI EAST SAMOEI HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM LAIKIPIA 165 LAIKIPIA WEST RUMURUTI SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 107 LUGARI LUMAKANDA TOWNSHIP GROUNDS 8.00 AM BARINGO 227 MOGOTIO MOGOTIO YOUTH POLYTECHNIC PLAY 8.00 AM NAKURU 166 MOLO MOLO MUNICIPAL STADIUM GROUNDS. 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 108 SHINYALU SOIYO PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM NAKURU 167 NAKURU TOWN WEST NAKURU WEST D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 228 TURBO PAUL BOIT BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM VIHIGA 109 EMUHAYA EMUHAYA SPORTS CENTRE 8.00 AM NAROK 168 NAROK SOUTH OLOLULUNGA BARAZA PARK 8.00 AM BARINGO 229 KOIBATEK ELDAMA RAVINE PLAYGROUND 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 110 MT. ELGON D.C.C’S OFFICE, KAPSOKWONY 8.00 AM BOMET 169 BOMET EAST D.C.C’S OFFICE, LONGISA 8.00 AM LAIKIPIA 230 LAIKIPIA NORTH DOLDOL TOWN CENTRE 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 111 BUMULA D.C.C’S OFFICE, BUMULA CENTRE 8.00 AM BOMET 172 KONOIN SASETA GIRLS HIGH SCH,MOGOGOSIEK 8.00 AM NAKURU 231 NJORO NJORO D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM BUSIA 112 MATHAYOS BUSIA MUNICIPAL STADIUM 8.00 AM KAJIADO 170 KAJIADO WEST D.C.C’S OFFICE, OLEPOLOS 8.00 AM NAKURU 232 GILGIL GILGIL STADIUM
8.00 AM BUSIA 115 BUDALANGI BUDALANGI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KERICHO 171 AINAMOI KERICHO GREEN STADIUM 8.00 AM NAROK 233 NAROK NORTH MASAI MARA UNIVERSITY PLAY GROUNDS. 8.00 AM SIAYA 113 BONDO BAR KOWINO YOUTH EMPOWERMENT 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 173 MUMIAS WEST NABONGO SPORTS GROUND CENTRE 8.00 AM NYAMIRA 234 BORABU KIJAURI PUBLIC WORKS GROUND. 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 174 MALAVA ISANJIRO PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KISUMU 114 NYAKACH KOGOLLA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KAJIADO 235 KAJIADO NORTH NGONG STADIUM 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 175 IKOLOMANI MUSINGU SEC. SCHOOL 8.00 AM HOMABAY 116 HOMABAY CENTRAL HOMABAY STADIUM 8.00 AM KERICHO 236 LONDIANI LONDIANI COUNCIL STADIUM 8.00 AM VIHIGA 176 VIHIGA VIHIGA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM MIGORI 117 KURIA WEST D.C.C’S OFFICE KEHANCHA 8.00 AM BOMET 237 BOMET CENTRAL BOMET TOWN STADIUM 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 177 KIMILILI KIMILILI – AMTALA SPORTS CENTRE 8.00 AM MIGORI 118 AWENDO A.C.C’S OFFICE,AWENDO 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 238 MUMIAS EAST BUMINI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 178 BUNGOMA WEST SIRISIA SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM KISII 119 BOMACHOGE/BORABU KENYENYA D.C.C’S OFFICE (SIRISIA) 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 239 MATETE MATETE PLAY GROUND
8.00 AM KISII 120 KITUTU CENTRAL NYANCHWA 8.00 AM BUSIA 179 NAMBALE NAMBALE YOUTH POLYTECHNIC 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 240 KHWISERO KHWISERO SPORTS GROUND
8.00 AM NYAMIRA 121 MASABA NORTH AMABUKO SEC.SCHOOL 8.00 AM SIAYA 180 RARIEDA NYILIMA PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM VIHIGA 241 HAMISI HAMISI SPORTS GROUND
DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DISTRICT CENTRE 8.00 AM SIAYA 182 ALEGO USONGA SIAYA STADIUM 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 242 BUNGOMA NORTH D.C.C’S OFFICES, MUKUYUNI
WEDNESSDAY, 8.00 AM MOMBASA 122 KISAUNI KHADIJA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KISUMU 181 NYANDO AWASI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 243 BUNGOMA SOUTH KANDUYI STADIUM DAY THREE, 8.00 AM HOMABAY 183 RACHUONYO NORTH KENDU BAY SHOW GROUND 8.00 AM BUSIA 244 BUTULA BUTULA YOUTH POLYTECHNIC 4/11/2020 8.00 AM KWALE 123 MSAMBWENI KENYATTA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MIGORI 184 KURIA EAST D.C.C’S OFFICE KEGONGA 8.00 AM LAMU 124 MPEKETONI MPEKETONI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM SIAYA 245 GEM SAWAGONGO SECONDARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MIGORI 185 RONGO RONGO DISTRICT HQS 8.00 AM KILIFI 125 KILIFI KILIFI STADIUM 8.00 AM KISUMU 246 MUHORONI CHEMELIL SPORTS COMPLEX 8.00 AM KISII 186 BOMACHOGE CHACHE OGEMBO TENDERE HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM TANA RIVER 126 TANA RIVER D.C.C’S OFFICE,HOLA 8.00 AM KISUMU 247 KISUMU CENTRAL MOI STADIUM, KISUMU 8.00 AM KISII 187 KITUTU CHACHE SOUTH MOSOCHO HEALTH CENTRE 8.00 AM HOMABAY 248 RACHUONYO SOUTH KOSELE STADIUM 8.00 AM TAITA TAVETA 127 WUNDANYI WUNDANYI STADIUM 8.00 AM NYAMIRA 188 MANGA MANGA SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM HOMABAY 250 NDHIWA NDHIWA D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM GARISSA 128 LAGDERA MODOGASHE PRIMARY SCHOOL DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DISTRICT CENTRE 8.00 AM MIGORI 249 SUNA EAST(MIGORI) MIGORI D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM GARISSA 129 IJARA D.C.C’S OFFICE, IJARA THURSDAY, 8.00 AM MOMBASA 189 CHANGAMWE OIL REFINARY GROUND 8.00 AM KISII 251 SOUTH MUGIRANGO NYAMARAMBE STADIUM 8.00 AM WAJIR 130 BUNA BUNA D.C.C’S OFFICE DAY FOUR 5/11/2020 8.00 AM KWALE 190 MATUGA MATUGA BARAZA PARK 8.00 AM KISII 252 NYARIBARI MASABA MASIMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM WAJIR 131 WAJIR EAST WAJIR STADIUM 8.00 AM KILIFI 191 RABAI RABAI (LUNGWE PRIMARY SCHOOL) 8.00 AM NYAMIRA 253 NYAMIRA CENTRAL NYAMIRA DEB PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MANDERA 132 MANDERA NORTH RHAMU (D.C.C’ S OFFICE) 8.00 AM KILIFI 192 GANZE GANZE SEC. SCHOOL DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DISTRICT CENTRE 8.00 AM MANDERA 133 LAFEY LAFEY D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM TANA RIVER 193 TANA DELTA TANA DELTA DISTRICT HQS-GARSEN FRIDAY, 8.00 AM MOMBASA 254 JOMVU MWALAJI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MARSABIT 134 SOLOLO SOLOLO PRIMARY SCHOOL DAY FIVE 8.00 AM TAITA TAVETA 194 MWATATE KENYATTA HIGH SCHOOL 6/11/2020 8.00 AM MOMBASA 255 LIKONI DONGO KUNDU 8.00 AM ISIOLO 135 ISIOLO ISIOLO DCC’S OFFICE 8.00 AM GARISSA 195 MBALAMBALA MBALAMBALA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KILIFI 256 MALINDI ASK GROUND 8.00 AM MERU 136 TIGANIA CENTRAL MIKINDURI D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM GARISSA 196 FAFI D.C.C’S BURA EAST 8.00 AM KILIFI 257 KALOLENI COUNCIL GROUND KALOLENI 8.00 AM MERU 137 IGEMBE CENTRAL DCC’S OFFICE KANGETA 8.00 AM WAJIR 197 ELDAS D.C.C’S OFFICE ELDAS 8.00 AM TAITA TAVETA 258 VOI VOI STADIUM 8.00 AM THARAKA NITHI 138 THARAKA SOUTH MARIMANTI PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM WAJIR 198 WAJIR SOUTH LEHELEY PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM GARISSA 259 GARISSA TOWNSHIP GARISSA SHOW GROUND 8.00 AM EMBU 139 EMBU WEST MOI MUNICIPAL STADIUM 8.00 AM MANDERA 199 MANDERA CENTRAL D.C.C’S OFFICE ELWAK 8.00 AM WAJIR 260 WAJIR WEST GRIFTU D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM KITUI 140 MUTOMO MUTOMO MIXED SECONDARY 8.00 AM MARSABIT 200 CHALBI MAIKONA D.C.C’S OFFICE SCHOOL 8.00 AM WAJIR 261 HABASWENI BARAZA PARK 8.00 AM MERU 201 MERU CENTRAL KARIENE PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MANDERA 262 MANDERA WEST TAKABA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KITUI 141 LOWER YATTA ST. LUKE SECONDARY SCHOOL, KYUSYANI 8.00 AM MERU 202 IGEMBE NORTH MURINGINE PRIMARYSCHOOL. 8.00 AM MARSABIT 263 NORTH HORR NORTH HORR D.C.C’ OFFICE
8.00 AM KITUI 142 TSEIKURU TSEIKURU PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM THARAKA NITHI 203 THARAKA NORTH RWATHA PRIMARY SCHOOL, GATUNGA 8.00 AM MARSABIT 264 LAISAMIS LAISAMIS D.C.C’S HQS
8.00 AM MACHAKOS 143 MASINGA MASINGA BOYS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM EMBU 204 EMBU NORTH KAIRURI STADIUM 8.00 AM MERU 265 IMENTI SOUTH NKUBU STADIUM
8.00 AM MACHAKOS 144 KATHIANI KATHIANI DC.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM KITUI 205 KISASI KISASI BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MERU 266 TIGANIA EAST NGUTHIRU D.C.C’S OFFICE H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G
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DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DISTRICT CENTRE FRIDAY, 8.00 AM KITUI 268 KATULANI KATULANI SECONDARY SCHOOL DAY FIVE THURSDAY, DAY 8.00 AM KITUI 206 MATINYANI MATINYANI PUBLIC PARK 6/11/2020 8.00 AM KITUI 269 KITUI WEST D.C.C’S OFFICE FOUR 8.00 AM KITUI 270 MWINGI EAST MUTHUKI PRIMARY SCHOOL 5/11/2020 8.00 AM KITUI 207 KYUSO KYUSO STADIUM 8.00 AM MACHAKOS 208 YATTA YATTA SEC SCHOOL 8.00 AM MACHAKOS 271 MWALA MAKUTANO D.E.B PRIMARY SCHOOL
8.00 AM MACHAKOS 209 MACHAKOS CENTRAL KENYATTA STADIUM 8.00 AM MACHAKOS 272 ATHI RIVER KMC GROUNDS
8.00 AM MAKUENI 210 MBOONI WEST KIKIMA D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM MAKUENI 273 MAKUENI D.C.C’ OFFICE,WOTE
8.00 AM MAKUENI 211 KATHONZWENI KATHONZWENI PUBLIC GROUNDS 8.00 AM MAKUENI 274 KILUNGU KILUNGU SEC. SCHOOL
8.00 AM NYANDARUA 212 MIRANGINI NYAKIAMBI GIRL’S SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM NYANDARUA 275 KIPIPIRI WAKIONGO SPORTS GROUND
8.00 AM NYERI 213 MUKURWEINI MUKURWEINI STADIUM 8.00 AM NYERI 276 OTHAYA OTHAYA STADIUM
8.00 AM NYERI 214 KIENI WEST MWEIGA STADIUM 8.00 AM NYERI 277 KIENI EAST CHAKA PLAYGROUND
8.00 AM KIRINYAGA 215 NDIA BARICHO PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KIRINYAGA 278 MWEA WEST KANDOGU HOSPITAL GROUNDS
8.00 AM MURANGA 216 KIGUMO KIGUMO BENDERA SEC. SCHOOL 8.00 AM KIAMBU 279 JUJA PREMIER BAG GROUND
8.00 AM MURANGA 217 MATHIOYA RURIE STADIUM 8.00 AM KIAMBU 280 THIKA WEST THIKA MUNICIPAL STADIUM
8.00 AM KIAMBU 218 GITHUNGURI GITHUNGURI STADIUM 8.00 AM KIAMBU 281 KABETE NDURARUA PRIMARY SCHOOL
8.00 AM KIAMBU 219 RUIRU RUIRU MUNICIPAL STADIUM 8.00 AM KIAMBU 282 GATUNDU NORTH KAMWANGI D.C.C’S OFFICE
8.00 AM TURKANA 220 TURKANA WEST KAKUMA PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM TURKANA 283 LOIMA LORUGUM PRI. SCHOOL
8.00 AM TURKANA 221 TURKANA CENTRAL LODWAR STADIUM 8.00 AM WEST POKOT 284 WEST POKOT D.C.C’S OFFICE, KAPENGURIA
8.00 AM WEST POKOT 222 SOUTH POKOT ST. KIZITO PRIMARY SCHOOL, LELAN 8.00 AM MARSABIT 285 LOYANGALANI D.C.C’S OFFICE LOYANGALANI (KIBICHBICH) 8.00 AM TRANSNZIOA 286 SABOTI KENYATTA STADIUM 8.00 AM SAMBURU 223 SAMBURU NORTH D.C.C’S OFFICE, BARAGOI 8.00 AM ELGEYO 287 KEIYO SOUTH D.C.C’ OFFICE, CHEPKORIO 8.00 AM TRANSNZIOA 224 CHERANGANY KACHIBORA D.C.C’S OFFICE MARAKWET
8.00 AM ELGEYO 225 KEIYO NORTH D.C.C’S OFFICE, ITEN 8.00 AM NANDI 288 TINDERET MARABA CENTRE MARAKWET 8.00 AM NAKURU 289 RONGAI D.C.C’ OFFICEE KAMBI YA MOTO 8.00 AM NANDI 226 NANDI EAST SAMOEI HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 290 ELDORET EAST D.C.C’ OFFICE KAPSOYA 8.00 AM BARINGO 227 MOGOTIO MOGOTIO YOUTH POLYTECHNIC PLAY 8.00 AM BARINGO 291 MARIGAT MARIGAT SPORTS GROUND GROUNDS. 8.00 AM LAIKIPIA 292 LAIKIPIA CENTRAL SIRIMA STADIUM 8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 228 TURBO PAUL BOIT BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM NAKURU 293 NAKURU CENTRAL AFRAHA STADIUM 8.00 AM BARINGO 229 KOIBATEK ELDAMA RAVINE PLAYGROUND 8.00 AM NAKURU 294 NAIVASHA D.C.C’S OFFICEE,KIHOTO 8.00 AM LAIKIPIA 230 LAIKIPIA NORTH DOLDOL TOWN CENTRE 8.00 AM NAROK 295 NAROK EAST NAIRAGIE NGARE 8.00 AM NAKURU 231 NJORO NJORO D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM KISII 296 BOBASI(SAMETA) SAMETA STADIUM 8.00 AM NAKURU 232 GILGIL GILGIL STADIUM 8.00 AM KAJIADO 297 KAJIADO CENTRAL MASAI TECH. SCHOOL 8.00 AM NAROK 233 NAROK NORTH MASAI MARA UNIVERSITY PLAY GROUNDS. 8.00 AM KERICHO 298 KIPKELION KIPKELION PLAYGROUNDS
8.00 AM NYAMIRA 234 BORABU KIJAURI PUBLIC WORKS GROUND. 8.00 AM BOMET 299 CHEPALUNGU D.C.C’S OFFICE, SIGOR
8.00 AM KAJIADO 235 KAJIADO NORTH NGONG STADIUM 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 300 BUTERE BUTERE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL
8.00 AM KERICHO 236 LONDIANI LONDIANI COUNCIL STADIUM 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 301 LIKUYANI KONGONI PRIMARY SCHOOL
8.00 AM BOMET 237 BOMET CENTRAL BOMET TOWN STADIUM 8.00 AM VIHIGA 302 SABATIA VOKOLI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL
8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 238 MUMIAS EAST BUMINI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 303 BUNGOMA EAST PAN PAPER GROUNDS
8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 239 MATETE MATETE PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM BUSIA 304 TESO SOUTH AMUKURA PRIMARY SCHOOL
8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 240 KHWISERO KHWISERO SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM SIAYA 305 UGUNJA NYASANDA PRIMARY SCHOOL
8.00 AM VIHIGA 241 HAMISI HAMISI SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM KISUMU 306 SEME KIT MIKAYI
8.00 AM BUNGOMA 242 BUNGOMA NORTH D.C.C’S OFFICES, MUKUYUNI 8.00 AM KISUMU 307 KISUMU EAST KIBOS PRIMARY SCHOOL
8.00 AM BUNGOMA 243 BUNGOMA SOUTH KANDUYI STADIUM 8.00 AM HOMABAY 308 RANGWE PAP KALANGO GROUNDS
8.00 AM BUSIA 244 BUTULA BUTULA YOUTH POLYTECHNIC 8.00 AM MIGORI 309 NYATIKE NYATIKE D.C.C’S OFFICE,
8.00 AM SIAYA 245 GEM SAWAGONGO SECONDARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM HOMABAY 310 SUBA MAGUNGA PRIMARY SCHOOL
8.00 AM KISUMU 246 MUHORONI CHEMELIL SPORTS COMPLEX 8.00 AM KISII 311 KISII SOUTH KERINA PRIMARY SCHOOL
8.00 AM KISUMU 247 KISUMU CENTRAL MOI STADIUM, KISUMU 8.00 AM KISII 312 BOBASI NYAMACHE PLAY GROUND
8.00 AM HOMABAY 248 RACHUONYO SOUTH KOSELE STADIUM 8.00 AM NYAMIRA 313 NYAMIRA NORTH EKERENYO SPORTS GROUND
8.00 AM HOMABAY 250 NDHIWA NDHIWA D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM NAIROBI 314 WESTLANDS NYAYO STADIUM
8.00 AM MIGORI 249 SUNA EAST(MIGORI) MIGORI D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM NAIROBI 315 LANGATA NYAYO STADIUM
8.00 AM KISII 251 SOUTH MUGIRANGO NYAMARAMBE STADIUM 8.00 AM NAIROBI 316 DAGORETTI NORTH NYAYO STADIUM
8.00 AM KISII 252 NYARIBARI MASABA MASIMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM NAIROBI 317 DAGORETTI SOUTH NYAYO STADIUM
8.00 AM NYAMIRA 253 NYAMIRA CENTRAL NYAMIRA DEB PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM NAIROBI 318 KAMUKUNJI NYAYO STADIUM
DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DISTRICT CENTRE 8.00 AM NAIROBI 319 KASARANI NYAYO STADIUM
FRIDAY, 8.00 AM MOMBASA 254 JOMVU MWALAJI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM NAIROBI 320 STAREHE NYAYO STADIUM DAY FIVE 6/11/2020 8.00 AM MOMBASA 255 LIKONI DONGO KUNDU 8.00 AM NAIROBI 321 NJIRU NYAYO STADIUM
8.00 AM KILIFI 256 MALINDI ASK GROUND 8.00 AM NAIROBI 322 KIBRA NYAYO STADIUM
8.00 AM KILIFI 257 KALOLENI COUNCIL GROUND KALOLENI 8.00 AM NAIROBI 323 ROYSAMBU NYAYO STADIUM
8.00 AM TAITA TAVETA 258 VOI VOI STADIUM 8.00 AM NAIROBI 324 RUARAKA NYAYO STADIUM
8.00 AM GARISSA 259 GARISSA TOWNSHIP GARISSA SHOW GROUND 8.00 AM NAIROBI 325 MATHARE NYAYO STADIUM
8.00 AM WAJIR 260 WAJIR WEST GRIFTU D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM NAIROBI 326 MAKADARA NYAYO STADIUM
8.00 AM WAJIR 261 HABASWENI BARAZA PARK 8.00 AM NAIROBI 327 EMBAKASI SOUTH NYAYO STADIUM
8.00 AM MANDERA 262 MANDERA WEST TAKABA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM NAIROBI 328 EMBAKASI NORTH NYAYO STADIUM
8.00 AM MARSABIT 263 NORTH HORR NORTH HORR D.C.C’ OFFICE 8.00 AM NAIROBI 329 EMBAKASI CENTRAL NYAYO STADIUM
8.00 AM MARSABIT 264 LAISAMIS LAISAMIS D.C.C’S HQS 8.00 AM NAIROBI 330 EMBAKASI EAST NYAYO STADIUM
8.00 AM MERU 265 IMENTI SOUTH NKUBU STADIUM 8.00 AM NAIROBI 331 EMBAKASI WEST NYAYO STADIUM 8.00 AM MERU 266 TIGANIA EAST NGUTHIRU D.C.C’S OFFICE Matilda P. Sakwa (Ms), EBS 8.00 AM EMBU 267 MBEERE SOUTH UMAU GROUNDS DIRECTOR GENERAL/CEO Cover your Wash hands Avoid Don’t touch Thoroughly Keep mouth with water contact eyes, nose or cook meat, objects and when and soap/ with sick mouth with eggs. Don’t surfaces OCTOBER 13, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 13
Revival of key water National Environment Management Authority
Popo Road, off Mombasa Road project to boost P.O. BOX 67839-00200, Nairobi, Kenya T el: (254 020) 6005522, 6001945, Fax: (254 020) 6008997) supply in Kisii 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 OLESHURU/OLESHONKO IRRIGATION SCHEME IN KAJIADO COUNTY.
Pursuant to Regulation 21 of the Environmental Management and Coordination proposing to set up the Oleshuru/Oleshonko irrigation scheme located in Ink- (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 2003, the National Environment isanjani Sub-Location, Kuku Location, Central Division, Oloitokitok Sub-County Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assess- of Kajiado County. ment Study Report for the above proposed project The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures The proponent, Principal Secretary, State Department for Crops Development, is
Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Interference • The structures to be developed should be aesthetically Air quality • Workers should be trained on management of air pollu- with the acceptable to blend in with the surrounding; and dust tion from vehicles and machinery; physical • Restoration shall be undertaken to ensure that the • Vehicles delivering soil materials should be covered to setting original setting is as much as possible retained; reduce dust emissions; • The design shall in no way propose to implement devel- • Suspend earthworks operations wherever visible dust is opments that will hinder transport, drainage, change the affecting properties adjoining the work site; topography or introduce physical changes that are not in • Provide dust masks to all personnel on dust-prone work harmony with the physical setting of the Project area. sites; • Records of related complaints should be kept by the con- Interruption • Formal request for permission to cross, break in and Regional Presidential Delivery Director Melkizedek Onguso tractor and communicated to the Resident Engineer; of build the irrigation system should be sought from affect- • All construction machinery should be maintained and explains a point to Dinesh Hirani who is the Technical director existing ed property owners; serviced in accordance with the equipment specifications of Mangat Patel (MIBP) Consultants limited (centre), and Silus infrastructure • Formal engagement of key land and other property and manufacturers standards. owners neighbouring the irrigation system; Cheruiyot the project Resident Engineer, Kisii Water supply • Passing of relevant information to each of the affected Noise and • Equipment should be maintained regularly to reduce Project at the Kegati water treatment works in Kitutu Chache parties; vibrations noise resulting from friction; Constituency • A work plan with clear responsibilities for each party • Workers in the vicinity of high-level noise to wear Person- should be developed to ensure smooth execution of the al Protective Equipment; BY JANE NAITORE (KNA) construction; • Noise levels should be kept within acceptable limits pref- of the 100 projects prioritized for • On completion of works, each property owner should be erably as stipulated within the Environmental Manage- construction in various parts of contacted again to give views and if complains arise the ment and Coordination Control Regulations, 2009. The government has com- the country by contractor asked to address the same. Occupational • Ensure compliance with all standards and legally required menced the revival of a key president Uhuru Kenyatta in Flooding • Ensure the irrigation system routing is properly excavat- health health and safety regulations; water project in Kisii County 2019, and which is funded by during ed; and safety • Implement the specified H&S programme throughout the at a cost of Sh50 million which government of Kenya and Neth- construction • Regularize checks and inspection of the irrigation system construction period; stalled in 2011 to help end per- erlands will ensure sufficient routing to avert blockages; • Establish an emergency response procedure and display on all work areas; ennial water shortages in the supply of the commodity to the • Inspect all irrigation system connections and joints; • Quality control and inspection of the materials shall be • Provision of a standard first aid kit at the site office at all county. projects. done. times; The revival of the new project The unveiling of the water • Provision of fire-fighting equipment available at the work- comes hot on the heels of the project comes ahead of the Soil erosion • Implement erosion control measures to avoid erosion in ers areas that are prone to erosion; • Camp. construction of a major water much anticipated Mashujaa Day • Construct soil conservation measures at stockpiled sites; treatment plant at Kegati in National Celebrations at Gusii • Topsoil must be reinstated and rehabilitated on top of HIV/AIDS • Education and sensitization of workers and the local Nyaribari-Chache constituency stadium in Kisii during which sub soil; communities on STIs including provision of condoms; at a cost of Shs 1 billion jointly the president is expected to • All excavation works must be properly backfilled and • Conduct regular sensitization campaigns and monitoring compacted. and evaluation of the modes used during the course of by the Kenyan and German gov- launch the two water projects. the project; ernments The major project already car- Soil • Vehicles must be kept on existing roads or tracks where • Formation of peer groups from among the project staff to According to the Presidential ries a capacity of 27,000 cubic compaction possible; ensure continuity in training and awareness raising. • Minimize compaction during stockpiling by working the Delivery Unit (PDU) Director metres (27million liters) per day. soil in the dry state; Extraction of • Conduct an EIA for all the proposed quarries as required Mr. Melchizedeck Onguso, the The new completed water and • Avoid unnecessary vehicle movement; natural by EMCA; project which had stalled in the sewerage projects in Kisii were • Rip compacted areas to reduce runoff and re-vegetate resources for • Maximize the re-use of excavated materials in the works, year 2011 will carry 12,000 cubic being done simultaneously with where required; gravel as fill; • Close all borrow pits and quarries in accordance with an metres of water per day once it the Nyamira project at a cost of • All topsoil and other soil profiles must be managed strictly. approved plan; gets operationalized in Decem- sh. 2.29b while the Bunyunyu • All borrow pits sites shall be clearly indicated on a plan ber this year besides serving dam is earmarked to cost close Vegetation • Ensure that vegetation is cleared only where necessary and approved by the local authority. residents of Keumbu area in the to sh. 11b loss and in the process mature trees are cut, new trees should be planted in areas adjacent to the cleared ones. Extraction of • A current and valid authorization from the Department of constituency. Onguso noted that the revival natural Mines prior to any blasting activity shall be obtained; Speaking at the project site of the stalled water project was Solid wastes • Provide litter collection facilities such as bins; resources for • Environmental damage caused by blasting/drilling should last weekend, Onguso said the one of those instigate by the • The disposal site need to be more than 100 meters from rock be repaired; watercourses; revival of the stalled project local County Development Im- • Use blast mats for cover material during blasting. Topsoil • No burning of chemical or hazardous wastes on site or shall not be used as blast cover. which is adjacent to the com- plementation and dump in open pits; • The tender documents should specify proper solid waste pleted one will be done through Coordination Committee The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working the Lake Victoria South Water (CDICC) which is chaired by the handling as provided in the waste management plan; • Maximize the re-use of all excavated materials in the hours at: Development Agency which was County commissioner. works; 1. Principal Secretary also mandated to oversee ex- Others include the Airstrip • Dispose of surplus material (“spoil”) only at designated Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources pansion of the major completed at Suneka in Bonchari Con- sites using approved methods. NHIF Building, 12th Floor Ragati Road, Upper Hill project and the expansion of the stituency whose phase one Wastewater • All grey water runoff or uncontrolled discharges from the P.O. Box 30126-00100 sewerage system which were was completed at a cost of site/working areas (including wash down areas) to water NAIROBI done simultaneously at a cost of Sh53m whose phase two con- courses should be contained and properly channeled; sh.1.8b. struction will be completed in • Water containing such pollutants as cements, concrete, 2. Director, General, NEMA 3. County Director of Environment Mr. Onguso explained that the next 10 months at a cost of lime, chemicals and fuels shall be discharged into a con- servancy tank for removal from site; Popo Road, off Mombasa Road KAJIADO COUNTY once completed, two water sh.134m. • Potential pollutants of any kind and in any form shall be P.O. Box 67839-00200 projects will serve more than He also cited various roads kept, stored and used in such a manner that any escape NAIROBI 200,000 residents in Nyaribari whose construction was un- can be contained and the water table not endangered. A copy of the EIA report can be downloaded at www.nema.go.ke Chache constituency, locked by CDICC includ- Oil spills • Vehicle maintenance should be done on purpose-built Bonchari and Kitutu Chache ing a 26km road in Bonchari impervious concrete platforms with oil and grease traps; NEMA invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments with- South to end water chal- constituency which had to • Standard operating practices for refueling mobile equip- in thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice to the Director lenges which have bedeviled beassigned a new contrac- ment such as a minimum 15m from any water channel General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision-making process for this should be practiced; project. Kindly quote ref. no. NEMA/EIA/5/2/1650 the area for many years now. tor, 75km road in Bomachoge • All above surface tanks should be bounded and mounted However according to Onguso, Chache where the contractor on paved surfaces; the River Kuja which is meant terminated un- procedurally, • Ensure that all equipment are in good condition, clean Comments can also be e-mailed to [email protected] and free from leaks; to feed the two projects could be and Nyakoe –Marani road MAMO.B. MAMO • Oil spill containment and clean up equipment should be depleted by the year 2030, but where the contractor was DIRECTOR GENERAL kept at the contractor’s camps. Bunyunyu Dam in the neighbor- found to be absent from the This advertisement is sponsored by the proponent ing Nyamira county which is one site. H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G
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John Muchiri, head enter- Relief as Kenya Ferry adopts prise department at Safaricom noted that Kenya Ferry has taken a major step to modern- cashless payment for tickets ize payment through digital integration and innovation in BY JOSEPH KAMOLO encourage uptake of technol- security and place the insti- the new technological era. ervice delivery at the Kenya ogy at the same time enhance tution in a position to account Muchiri said partnering SFerry Services (KFS) is set accountability and transpar- for motorists using the ferry with KFS would unlock un- to improve after KFS entered ency in the ferry operations. channel. imaginable potential that the partnership with Safaricom to The MD said there would The MD said they expected agency had not realized when enable motorists pay for tickets be seamless transition with to raise revenue collection Vehicles embark onto the ferry after launch of partnership with they had not embraced tech- via the M-PESA platform. a gradual phase out of cash from the cashless transactions Safaricom to transition to cashless transfer for accountability nology. Speaking Thursday during transactions as clients get used to Sh2 million target per day and safety at the crossing channel in Mombasa. He said technology has the launch of the new M-PESA to the new payment system from the current Sh1.5 million. eased the way of doing things, payment service, acting KFS which would improve revenue He added that there would ciency and quality service de- come at a better time when for example, people no longer Managing Director Thomas collection by sealing loopholes. be validation team of inspec- livery. we are faced by the challenge queue in lines when sending Tuva said, the transition to Tuva observed that the pro- tors, management and finance “The introduction of the of Covid-19 where health and money to loved ones using cashless transactions was to cess would ensure safety and departments to ensure effi- cashless transaction couldn’t safety is key,” said Tuva. MPESA.
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The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is the National Revenue Collection Agency for the Government of Kenya. Our Vision JARAMOGI OGINGA ODINGA 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: UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
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Manager – ICT Service Support (Western Region) M-ISS-20 Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology, situated along Bondo Usenge Road, in Bondo invites interested and eligible firms for The Supply and Delivery of the under-listed: Assistant Manager – ICT Service Support AM-ISS-20 (Central Region) S/ TENDER NO TENDER DESCRIPTION BID RESERVA- CLOSING Supervisor – Data Centre Operations 2 S-DCO2-20 NO SECURITY TIONS DATE CORPORATE SUPPORT SERVICES – Supervisor – ICT Service Support SUP-ISS-20 1. JOOUST/ONT/042/2020-2021 Supply and delivery of fuel,oil and 2 % of the OPEN 28th October INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION Supervisor – Change, Integrity Assurance, Audit & lubricants by use of fuel cards bid amount 2020 TECHNOLOGY S-CIAQL-20 QMS Liaison (prepaid) system th Supervisor – LAN & IP Telephony S-LIT2-20 2 JOOUST/ONT/043/2020-2021 Supply, Delivery, Installation and 2 % of the OPEN 28 October Testing of Anti-plagiarism software bid amount 2020 Officer – ICT Test Management OFF-ITM-20 Soft copy of the tender documents can be downloaded for free from the University website www.jooust.ac.ke and on the Officer – Application Developer 2 OFF-AD2-20 Public Procurement Information Portal www.tenders.go.ke. CORPORATE SUPPORT SERVICES Chief Manager – Performance Management CM-PMD-20 Bidders who choose to download the tender documents from the website should immediately email their name and – PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT contact details (cell phone number, e-mail and company name) to [email protected] for further communication of DIVISION Manager – Performance Analysis & Reporting M-PA&R-20 any addendum thereafter. CORPORATE SUPPORT SERVICES – Assistant Manager – Human Resource Management AM-HR-20 Duly completed Tender Documents (Original and Copy) in plain sealed envelope with Tender Reference No. and clearly HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT marked with Tender Name and Number and bearing no identification of the bidder’s details MUST be placed inside the tender box in the administration block and should be addressed to: Note: The Vice Chancellor, 1. All applications from interested and qualified candidates must be submitted online via the process below. Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology, 2. ONLY shortlisted candidates will be contacted. th P.O Box 210-40601, 3. All applications should be submitted online by 19 October 2020. 4. KRA is an equal opportunity employer committed to gender and disability mainstreaming. Persons with Bondo. Disability are encouraged to apply. so as to be received on or before 11.00 am of closing dates detailed above . 5. KRA does not charge for application, processing, interviewing or any other fee in connection with our recruitment process. Opening will be on dates indicated above at a designated place which will allow for social distancing as guided by the Ministry of Health due to COVID-19 (at least 1.5m apart) in the presence of tenderers or their representatives who choose Application Guidelines to attend. Late submissions will be rejected and returned unopened immediately at the tenderer’s cost. Registration: The University reserves the right to reject any tender application in whole or part. 1. Go to https://erecruitment.kra.go.ke/login and then click on the ‘Register’ button to start the application process. Canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification. 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. VACANCY Log on: 1. After registration go to https://erecruitment.kra.go.ke/login Recruitment for the Position of Project Manager (INSEFOODS) 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’. The Africa Center of Excellence in Sustainable Use of Insects as Food and Feeds (INSEFOODS) is one of the 24 competi- tively selected Centers under the World Bank’s Eastern and Southern Africa Higher Education Centers of Excellence Project Candidate Profile (To create or update applicant detail): II (ACE II). 1. On the ‘Applicant Cockpit’ page, go to the tab ‘Candidate Profile’. 2. Click on ‘My Profile’ to create and update your profile. The goal of INSEFOODS is to achieve long-term food and nutritional security by using insects as a cost-effective source of 3. Follow the instructions to complete your profile. protein and other nutrients for food and feeds. To achieve its objectives, the University seek to recruit a committed and 4. The process will end by clicking the tab ‘Overview and Release’. dedicated project manager to perform the tasks described below with qualifications indicated on a two-year contract. 5. Ensure you click the check box on the page to complete the profile. Terms and conditions of service: Application process: Successful candidates will be offered a competitive remuneration package in accordance with the existing Terms and 1. To view the open job postings click on the tab ‘Employment Opportunities’ on the ‘Applicant Cockpit’ page. Conditions of Service of Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology. 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. How to apply: 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. Candidates are advised to visit Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology website www.jooust.ac.ke 6. Kindly note that all mandatory fields must be completed. for respective position applied for. 7. To complete the process of application, click the ‘Send Application Now’ button after reviewing and accepting the ‘Data Privacy Statement’. The applications should be addressed to Deputy Vice Chancellor, Planning, Administration and Finance by post, or hand delivery to the following address: In case of any challenge, please send your email query to [email protected] The Deputy Vice Chancellor, Planning, Administration and Finance, Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology, P.O. Box 210-40601, Bondo, Kenya. www.kra.go.ke The deadline for application is 20th October 2020. 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] Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology is an equal opportunity employer. Women and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
Tulipe Ushuru, Tujitegemee! JOOUST is ISO 9001:2015 Cover your Wash hands Avoid Don’t touch Thoroughly Keep mouth with water contact eyes, nose or cook meat, objects and when and soap/ with sick mouth with eggs. Don’t surfaces OCTOBER 13, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 15 Coast Guard’s new patrol base to curb illegal fishing at Naivasha
BY ANNE MWALE among the fisher folk and the years since the early signing a Memorandum of locals in the region. 2000s and sometimes they Understanding with the he Kenya Coast Guard Dr Maina observed net more fish than their li- Kenya Coast Guard Services TService (KCGS) has that doing away with fish censed counterparts. (KCGS) and the Kenya Ma- established a patrol and poaching was crucial since Illegal fishing gear also rine Authority (KMA) on surveillance base at Lake it threatens the livelihoods nets immature fish, their conservation of the water Naivasha in the latest ef- of more than 10,000 fami- eggs and fingerlings,” said body and protection of its forts aimed at curbing ille- lies that depend on fish the Agriculture CEC. resources. gal fishing at the lake. from the fresh water body. The State Department She stated that the County Nakuru County Execu- “Illegal fishing has be- for Fisheries, Aquaculture had intensified monitoring, tive Committee Member come very rampant in the and Blue Economy had control and surveillance for Agriculture, Livestock lake. The number of un- raised the red flag over the activities in Lake Naivasha and Fisheries Immaculate licensed fishermen along Nakuru County Executive Committee Member for Agriculture, dwindling stock of com- adding that in the past year, Maina said, the patrols will the shorelines, and, un- Livestock and Fisheries Dr Immaculate Maina (left) with offi- mon carp, the dominant 48,542 illegal fishing gears also tackle all security chal- fortunately, on breeding cials from Kenya Maritime Authority (KMA) and Kenya Coast fish species in Lake Naiva- had been confiscated from lenges to restore confidence grounds, has increased over Guard Service (KCGS). sha. Dr Maina spoke after poachers.
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KENYA REINSURANCE CORPORATION LTD INVITATION TO TENDER CONSULTING SERVICES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF TURBINE UPRATING FOR OLKARIA IV (UNIT 1&2) & OLKARIA The Kenya Reinsurance Corporation Ltd invites sealed tenders from eligible candidates for the following item as detailed in the respective tender document: IAU (UNITS 4&5) GEOTHERMAL POWER PLANTS, KENYA. 1. INVITATION TO INTERNATIONAL TENDER (TENDER REF: KGN-BDD-05-2020)
TENDER No. DESCRIPTION TENDER BID SECURITY OPENING DATE BMZ 209916784 SUBMISSION USD FORMAT Prequalification KRC/2020/154 PROPOSED INTEGRATED COMBINED USD 59,000.00 9TH NOVEMBER SECURITY MANAGEMENT TECHNICAL AND 2020 Ref.: International, open Tender for the below mentioned consult- SYSTEM INSTALLATION AT FINANCIAL ing services ANNIVERSARY TOWERS PROPOSALS & KENYA RE TOWERS, Tenderer: Kenya Electricity Generating Company PLC (KenGen) UPPER HILL, NAIROBI Project Measures: Upgrade of Olkaria IV (Unit 1&2) & Olkaria IA (Units 4&5) Geothermal Power Plants 2. INVITATION TO NATIONAL TENDER Requested Services: The Consultant’s main tasks comprise: TENDER No. DESCRIPTION TENDER BID SECURITY OPENING DATE SUBMISSION USD The Kenya Electricity Generating Company Limited (KenGen) is a limited liability company, regis- FORMAT tered under the Companies Act of the laws of Kenya. The Company was incorporated in 1954 with its core business being development, management and operation of power generation plants. KRC/2020/142 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL TECHNICAL KSH. 450,000.00 27TH OCTOBER FOR PROVISION OF PROPOSAL 2020 The scope of the Consultant’s services concerns the preparation of the Employers Requirements for CONSULTANCY FOR ASSET 10.00 AM the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) procurement and the OEM Service Contract for the VALUATION scope of works described below: i. Risk analysis and mitigation, ii. Preparation of documents for the procurement of the OEM to: 3. INVITATION TO TENDER FOR SALE OF REINSURANCE PLAZA KISUMU a) Design, Supply and deliver two new turbines (one for Olkaria IAU and another for Olkaria IV) each capable of admitting steam at the respective steamfield operating TENDER No. DESCRIPTION DEPOSIT-KSHS OPENING DATE pressure KRC/2020/147 DISPOSAL OF REINSURANCE PLAZA KISUMU 20,000,000.00 27TH OCTOBER b) Upgrade the steam path for the existing turbines in Olkaria IV and Olkaria IAU so PROPERTY L.R NUMBER NO. KISUMU BLOCK 2020 as to be able to admit steam at higher inlet pressure (equivalent to the steamfield 7/378 – SITUATED ON OGINGA ODINGA STREET 10.00 AM operating pressure) in order to increase power output as described under paragraph AND ACHIENG ONEKO ROAD 2 above. iii. Evaluation of Technical and Financial Proposal provided by the OEM for the project activities Prospective bidders may download the tender documents from the Kenya Reinsurance Corporation web- described under paragraph 2 above, site www.kenyare.co.ke free of charge. Tender documents in plain sealed envelopes clearly bearing iv. Carry out supervision of construction works and contract management for the project activi- the correct tender number and name should be deposited in the Tender Box located on the 16th floor of ties described under paragraph 2 above, Reinsurance Plaza Aga Khan Walk NAIROBI or be sent to: - v. Transfer of knowledge to client’s personnel.
Managing Director Financing: The Consultant’s services will be financed through KfW Entwicklungsbank, (German Kenya Reinsurance Corporation, Ltd Development Bank) acting on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Reinsurance Plaza, Nairobi Development. Aga Khan Walk Deadline for submission of applications (EoI): 19.11.2020 at 12:00hrs EAT P.O. Box 30271 - 00100 NAIROBI The prequalification of experienced Consultants is subject to the regulations contained in the „Guidelines for Assignment of Consultants in Financial Cooperation with Partner Countries“(see: To be received as detailed in the invitation to tender. Tenders will be opened the same day and time in the https://www.kfw-entwicklungsbank.de/Download-Center/PDF-Dokumente-Richtlinien/ Corporation’s Boardroom in the presence of bidders or their representative who choose to attend. Tenders Consulting-E.pdf.) that are delivered after the deadline for submission will be rejected. The contract will be awarded to an independent Consultant with proven experience in the sector Prices quoted MUST be expressed in Kenya Shillings and USD (for International tender), inclusive of Gov- and the region. The consultant must have an annual turnover of at least 5.000.000 USD (or equiv- ernment taxes and should remain valid for a period of 120 days from the date of closing of the tender. alent amount in EUR) over the last three years. In the case of an association of consultants, it must Bidders who download the tender documents from the website MUST forward their particulars imme- have an annual turnover of at least 5.000.000 USD (or equivalent amount in EUR); of which the diately via email to [email protected]. This is for record and any further tender clarifications Lead Consultant must have an annual turnover of at least 3.000.000 USD (or equivalent amount and addendum where necessary. The particulars should include: Name of Firm, Postal Address, Telephone in EUR). Number, Email Address, Tender Number and Tender Name. Bidders should not request for clarifications through the said e-mail. The purpose of the e-mail is for submission of tenderers particulars above ONLY. The complete pre-qualification (PQ) document can be downloaded from the website of Kenya Elec- tricity Generating Company plc https://www.kengen.co.ke/Procurement/. Any canvassing or giving of false information will lead to automatic disqualification. Bidders are advised to be checking this website from time to time up to three (3) days before clos- ing date for any clarification that may be uploaded. Kenya Re is ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001:2013 Certified SUPPLY CHAIN DIRECTOR H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
The Kenol – Sagana – Marua Road is part of the “Great North Road/Trans African Highway No. 4” from Cairo in Egypt through Addis Specific Procurement Notice Ababa, Nairobi, Dodoma, Lusaka, and Gaborone to Cape Town in South Africa. The project road forms a significant section of the corri- dor connecting the Port of Mombasa to Addis Ababa, through Nairobi, Isiolo and Moyale. Request for Bids Works The project road is 84 km in length. The road traverses four counties namely Muranga, Machakos, Kirinyaga and Nyeri. The road starts at the junction with B25 (Kenol) and runs northerly through the trading centres of Makutano (Junction A2/B24), Sagana, Karatina before (Without Prequalification) terminating at Marua (Junction A2/B21).
Employer: KENYA NATIONAL HIGHWAYS AUTHORITY The training component entails support to the youth currently residing along the project road and who have no formal training. The Project: NORTH EASTERN TRANSPORT IMPROVEMENT PROJECT Programme shall select individuals to be trained in local Kenyan Technical Training Institutions to enhance their skills to secure gainful Contract title: PACKAGE 1: UPGRADING OF ISIOLO - KULAMAWE - MODOGASHE (A10/B84) ROAD employment thereafter. The proposed training program is also aimed at building the youth economic capabilities through self-devel- Country: KENYA opment. Project No. P161305 RFB No: KE-KENHA/2236/2019-CW-RFB 1. ELIBIBILITY CRITERIA Issued on: February 26, 2020 Applications may be submitted by those who meet the following criteria: - 1. The Government of the Republic of Kenya has applied for financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the North Eastern Transport Improvement Project (NETIP) and intends to apply part of the proceeds toward payments under i. Basic Criteria for Selection for Vocational Skills Training the contract for Package 1: Upgrading of Isiolo – Kulamawe - Modogashe (A10/B84) Road, as listed below: a) Must be Aged between 18 and 35 years old with no formal training at Diploma level or above; ICB NO TENDER NO TENDER TITLE b) Persons who are able to read and write with KCSE or KCPE Certificates; KE-KeNHA/2236/2019-CW- KeNHA/2267/2020 Lot 1: Isiolo – Kulamawe Road (A10/B84), 77km c) Persons who may have dropped out of school with no formal training; RFB d) Consideration of the applicants from low income families and those living in informal settlements within the KeNHA/2268/2020 Lot 2: Kulamawe – Modogashe Road (B84) and Gar- counties traversed by the project road; batula Spur Road, 127km e) Should be a resident of either Nyeri, Kirinyaga or Murang’a Counties. For this contract, the Borrower shall process the payments using the Direct Payment disbursement method, as defined in the World Bank’s Disbursement Guidelines for Investment Project Financing. ii. Preference will be given to: a) Youth who are orphaned and/or those from single parenthood families; 2. The Kenya National Highways Authority, a State Corporation under the Ministry of Transport, Infrastructure, Housing, b) Young single mothers who meet the qualifications; Urban Development and Public Works established under the Kenya Roads Act, 2007, now invites sealed bids from c) Applicants who are categorized as persons living with disability; eligible bidders for the contract for construction of the above lots.: d) Residents within the sub-counties traversed by the project.
The scope of works includes, but is not limited to, the following activities, to be executed within a time period of 42 2. COURSES TO BE OFFERED UNDER THE SCHOLARSHIP. months: Institution Course Duration Qualification Lot 1: Isiolo - Kulamawe: • Construction of road pavements to attain a 7m carriageway width with 2m shoulders on each side using Masonry 3 Terms KCPE and above materials such as surface dressing, asphalt concrete (superpave specification), cement stabilized or cement improved gravel base, cement improved gravel subbase and associated earthworks Plumbing/Pipe Fitter 3 Terms KCPE and above • Construction of grade separated interchange at A2/A10 junction, bridges, culverts and other drainage The Nyeri National Polytechnic Welding and Fabrication 3 Terms KCPE and above infrastructure • Construction of truck parking, roadside amenities, access roads, junctions, bus bays Motor Vehicle Electrician 3 Terms KCPE and above • Full and consistent compliance with environmental, social, health and safety safeguards • Hairdressing & Beauty Therapy 3 Terms KCPE and above • Construction of fibre optic cable civil works Masonry 3 Terms KCPE and above Lot 2: Kulamawe - Modogashe and Gar-batula Loop road: Mathenge Technical Training Institute • Construction of road pavements to attain a 7m carriageway width with 2m shoulders on each side using Electrical Wireman 3 Terms KCPE and above materials such as surface dressing, asphalt concrete (superpave specification), cement stabilized or cement Plumbing/ Pipe Fitter 3 Terms KCPE and above improved gravel base, cement improved gravel subbase and associated earthworks • Construction of bridges, culverts and other drainage infrastructure Carpentry 3 Terms KCPE and above • Construction of truck parking, roadside amenities, access roads, junctions, bus bays • Full and consistent compliance with environmental, social, health and safety safeguards Electrical Wireman 3 Terms KCPE and above • Sagana Technical Training Institute • Construction of fibre optic cable civil works Masonry 3 Terms KCPE and above Welding & Fabrication 3 Terms KCPE and above 3. Bidding will be conducted through international competitive procurement using Request for Bids (RFB) as specified in the World Bank’s “Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers- Procurement in Investment Projects Financing” Electrical Installation (Wireman) 3 Terms KCPE and above Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers, (Procurement in Investment Project Financing: Goods, Works, Non- Consulting and Consulting Services) issued on July 2016, Revised November 2017 and August 2018 (“Procurement Mathira Technical and Vocational College Masonry 3 Terms KCPE and above Regulations”), and is open to all eligible Bidders as defined in the Procurement Regulations. Plumber/Pipe Fitter 3 Terms KCPE and above 4. Hairdressing & Beauty 3 Terms KCPE and above (address below) during week days (Monday to Friday), excluding public holidays, from 09:00 hrs to 16:00 hrs local . Kaitheri Youth Polytechnic Electrical Installation Grade III 3 Terms KCPE and above Attention: Director (Development) Street Address: Kenya National Highways Authority Motor Vehicle Mechanics 3 Terms KCPE and above
South Road, along Mazao Road, Nairobi Hairdressing & Beauty Therapy 3 Terms KCPE and above Floor/Room Number: First Floor, North Wing City : NAIROBI, KENYA Electrical Wireman 3 Terms KCPE and above Michuki Technical Training Institute Telephone : +254 20 4954000 Masonry 3 Terms KCPE and above Email addresses: [email protected] procurement@kenha .co.ke Plumbing/ Pipe Fitter 3 Terms KCPE and above
5. The Bidding document in English may be obtained free of charge by interested eligible Bidders by downloading 3. APPLICATION FORMS from: Website: http://www.kenha.co.ke . or http://www.tenders.go.ke Application forms can be downloaded from the KeNHA Website (www.kenha.co.ke/) or hard copies collected at the KeNHA The Bidding document may also be purchased by interested eligible Bidders upon the submission of a written Nyeri Regional Offices in Nyeri (located at Ministry of Works Building), or at the Kirinyaga County Commissioner’s office or at application to the address below and upon payment of a nonrefundable fee of 1,000.00 (One Thousand Shillings the Murang’a County Commissioner’s office and they are free of charge. only) or equivalent amount in a freely convertible currency. The method of payment for the bidding documents will 4. SUBMISSION OF APPLICATIONS be a banker’s cheque drawn in favour of the Kenya National Highways Authority. Application forms by the interested youth MUST be stamped by the Area Chief or Assistant County Commissioner as a verification Bidding documents will be collected by the purchaser(s) or bidder(s) who so request, from Second Floor, Block C, of the residency status of the applicant.
The duly filled applications should be dropped at the KeNHA Nyeri Regional Offices in Nyeri (located at Ministry of Works 6. Bids must be delivered to the address below on or before 1100 hours local time on 28 th April 2020. Electronic Building), or at the Kirinyaga County Commissioner’s office or at the Murang’a County Commissioner’s office by close of business Bidding will not be permitted. Late Bids will be rejected. Bids will be publicly opened in the presence of the Bidders’ on Tuesday 3rd November, 2020 at 5:00pm. Applications received after this deadline will not be considered. designated representatives and anyone who chooses to attend at the address below. 5. SELECTION PROCEDURES AND AWARDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS 7. All Bids must be accompanied by a Bid Security (in the form prescribed in the bidding documents) of Ksh. 140,000,000 (Kenya ShillingsCANCELLED one hundred forty million) for Lot 1 and Ksh. 180,000,000 (Kenya Shillings one hundred All received application letters will be evaluated against the key indicators. The output of this vetting process will be a list of youth eighty million) for Lot 2, or anPROJECT equivalent amount TO in a fr eelyBE co RE-ADVERTISEDnvertible currency. AT A LATER DATE applicants to be endorsed for training. Scholarships shall be awarded on the basis of a comparative evaluation of the applications submitted, of the requirements met, 8. Attention is drawn to the Procurement Regulations requiring the Borrower to disclose information on the successful and of the criteria relating to the merit established according to a specific evaluation chart. The scholarship shall cover tuition fees bidder’s beneficial ownership, as part of the Contract Award Notice, using the Beneficial Ownership Disclosure Form and accommodation only. as included in the bidding document. Successful candidates shall be enrolled in phases to their respective institutions. 9. The address (es) referred to above is (are): Kenya National Highways Authority Only shortlisted applicants shall be contacted. Attention: Deputy Director, Supply Chain Management All inquiries should be addressed to: nd Barabara Plaza, Block C, 2 Floor, North Wing, Tender Box, Director General Kenya National Highways Authority along Mazao Road, Nairobi P.O. BOX 49712 - 00100 NAIROBI 10. All interested bidders are required to continually check the Kenya National Highways Authority website: www.kenha.co.ke for any tender addenda or clarifications that may arise before the submission date. Attn: Eng. Daniel .S. Cherono Email: [email protected] Deputy Director (Supply Chain Management) FOR: DIRECTOR GENERAL DIRECTOR GENERAL KeNHA
020 - 4954 000 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 Wash hands Avoid Don’t touch Thoroughly Keep mouth with water contact eyes, nose or cook meat, objects and when and soap/ with sick mouth with eggs. Don’t surfaces OCTOBER 13, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 17
TENDER NOTICE JOB OPPORTUNITY Kenya institute of mass communication invites sealed tenders from eligible suppliers/ contractors for the following tender below; Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC) is the oldest Middle Level media training Institution in Kenya established in 1961. It is currently a State Corporation established through Legal Notice No.197 of 2011(amended). S/No Tender No Item Description Eligibility Closing Date The Institute offers training at Post Graduate, Diploma and Certificate levels in Communication and Cinematic Arts. 1 KIMC/G/13/2020-2021 Supply, Delivery, Installation And Mainte- Open 29th Oct 2020 At The Institute is looking for qualified candidates for the following vacant position:- nance of Assorted Catering Equipment. 11.00 Am a) Human Resource Officer 1(payroll IPPD officer) – KIMC Grade 7- 1 Post Ref No. KIMC/HR/10 /2020 Tender documents can also be downloaded for free from our Website www.kimc.ac.ke
For more details visit www.kimc.ac.ke Completed tender documents are to be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes, marked with the tender number, category, type, items and be deposited in the tender box provided at (KENYA INSTITUTE OF MASS COMMUNICATION SOUTH How to Apply ‘’B’’ OFF MOMBASA ROAD AT THE ENTRANCE OF THE ADMINISTRATION BLOCK) or be addressed and posted to: Candidates who meet the requirements are invited to send their applications quoting job reference number THE DIRECTOR accompanied by detailed curriculum vitae; copies of Academic and Professional Certificates, National Identity Card, KENYA INSTITUTE OF MASS COMMUNICATION Transcripts and Testimonials; Daytime Contacts; Full Names and Contacts of three (3) referees to: P. O. BOX 42422-00100 NAIROBI.
The Director/ CEO To be received on or before 29th Oct, 2020 at 11:00 Am. Kenya Institute of Mass Communication Uholo Road, (South B), Nairobi Tender will be opened immediately thereafter on the closure date and time in presence of tenderers/representative at Off Mombasa Road the Kenya mass institute of mass communication south B off Mombasa Rd at PREVIEW THEATRE HALL. P.O. Box 42422 – 00100 Any canvassing or giving of false information will lead to automatic disqualification NAIROBI. For more information contact head of Supply Chain Management Services. th Application to be received on not later than 29 0ct, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. Head of supply Chain Management Services For; DIRECTOR GENERAL/CEO
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PUBLIC NOTICE CALL FOR VOLUNTARY REGISTRATION OF INSTITUTIONAL NO TENDER NO DESCRIPTION ELIGIBILITY CLOSING DATE AND PRIVATE TREE NURSERIES IN KENYA 1 KGN-IT-019-2020 Tender for Design, Supply, Installation Citizen 28th October 2020 Kenya Forest Service (KFS) is a State Corporation whose mandate is to conserve, manage and protect public forest and Commissioning of Power Back- Contractors at 10.00 a.m. resources and to provide technical support to the County Governments, to manage community and private forests for Up for KenGen Primary Data Center. equitable benefits of the present and future generations. 2 KGN-IT-020-2020 Tender for Renewal of Office 365 Citizen 28th October 2020 In an effort to ensure assessment of the status of tree seedlings in the country, it is important to track, monitor and report Licenses Contractors at 2.00 p.m. on the tree seedlings production from all stakeholders in a timely, efficient and effective manner. In this regard, KFS has developed an innovative and interactive online-portal to facilitate voluntary registration of Institutional and Private Tree 3 KGN-HYD-027-2020 Tender for Supply and Delivery of Women 29th October 2020 Nurseries in Kenya. The specific purpose of the voluntary registration is to; Carbon Brushes Enterprise at 10.00 a.m. 1. Establish a comprehensive and credible database for all Institutional and Private Tree Nurseries: The 4 KGN-IT-021-2020 Tender for Supply, Replacement and Citizen 29th October 2020 invaluable role of the Institutional and Private Tree Nurseries in promoting national tree planting, as well as Repair of End User Equipment Parts. Contractors at 2.00 p.m. creation of jobs for youth, men and women across the country cannot be overemphasized. However, lack of (Framework Contract) coherent and reliable data on; the number of these tree nurseries, location, distribution, quantity and quality of seedlings produced, species diversity, infrastructure and technical capacity gaps, has continuously excluded a 5 KGN-IT-022-2020 Request for Proposals (RFP) for Open 10th November large segment of these nurseries from the government’s planning process and provision of services. Consultancy Services for KenGen International 2020 at 10.00 a.m 2. Support the attainment of the Presidential Directive on 10% national tree cover by 2022: The Ministry Commercial Tier IV Data Center. of Environment and Forestry and KFS continue to lead and sustain spirited efforts to mobilize all Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies, the Private Sector and the public, for the national tree planting campaigns. The Institutional and Private Tree Nurseries are expected to provide the bulk of the seedlings for attaining the Interested firms may obtain further information from the office of the Supply Chain Director, 10% national tree cover goal. Tel: (254) (020) 3666230, Email: [email protected] on normal working days beginning on the date of advert. The tender documents may be collected upon payment of a non-refundable fee of 3. Mapping of the tree nurseries: The voluntary registration will enhance mapping of the Institutional and Private KShs.1, 000.00 paid in cash or through a banker’s cheque at any KenGen finance office. The document tree nurseries to determine their spread and distribution as well as the available seedlings to support the nation- can also be viewed and downloaded from the website www.kengen.co.ke and www.suppliers.trea- al tree planting campaigns. sury.go.ke. 4. Enhance networking, ease of doing business and market linkages: The voluntary registration will provide opportunities, not only for networking amongst the registered tree nursery practitioners, but also for increased Bidders are advised to refer to the website regularly for any additional information/clarifica- marketing of seedlings to the diverse customers. tions/addenda. Downloaded copies are FREE. 5. Improve standards for production of tree seedlings and management of tree nurseries: The voluntary registration will provide a convenient platform for sharing of information on quality standards among the regis- Tenders must be accompanied by a Tender Security /Tender Securing Declaration Form where applica- tered tree nursery practitioners and stakeholders. This will further provide a key foundation towards certification ble in the form and amount specified and must be delivered in plain sealed envelope clearly labelled of tree nurseries. with the tender number and tender description before the closing date to the following address: -
The categories of the Institutional and Private Tree Nurseries targeted for voluntary registration under this Public Notice, Supply Chain Director, include; Kenya Electricity Generating Company PLC, 1. Tree nurseries owned and managed by Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies / Institutions; Ground Floor, KenGen Pension Plaza I, 2. Tree nurseries owned and managed by learning institutions, both public and private; Kolobot Road, Parklands, 3. Tree nurseries owned and managed by Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), Private Companies; P.O. Box 47936, 00100 Faith Based Organizations (FBOs) and Community Based Organizations (CBOs); NAIROBI. 4. Tree nurseries owned and managed by Community Forest Associations (CFAs); 5. Tree nurseries owned and managed by Timber Manufacturers Associations (TMAs) and Tree Growers Note: The tender documents should be dropped in the tender box located on Ground Floor at Ken- Associations (TGAs); Gen, RBS building. Bids that cannot fit in the tender box should be submitted to the Supply 6. Tree nurseries owned and managed by groups (youth, men/women groups); Chain Director office located on Ground Floor, KenGen Pension Plaza I before submission 7. Tree nurseries owned and managed by individuals; and deadline 8. Tree nurseries owned and managed by any other organized groups; It is against this background, that KFS is calling for the voluntary registration of Tree Nurseries in Kenya through the Tenders will be opened soon after the closing time in the presence of the candidates’ representatives e-Nursery system by visiting Kenya Forest Service website www.kenyaforestservice.org and select the e-Nursery who choose to attend at KenGen Pension Plaza 2, Tender opening room, Ground floor. tab to proceed. N/B: KenGen adheres to high standards of integrity in its business operations. Note: Report any unethical behavior immediately to the provided anonymous hotline service. 1. The e-Nursery registration platform will be open for registration from 20th October, 2020. 2. For further enquiries, please contact KFS Helpdesk on 020 - 2020285; 020- 2014663; 020 - 2689865 or 1) Call Toll Free: 0800722626 2) Free Fax: 00800 007788 [email protected]. 3) Email: [email protected] 4) Website: www.tip-offs.com 3. A detailed guide on how to navigate the registration is on the e-nursery welcome page. SUPPLY CHAIN DIRECTOR Chief Conservator of Forests, Kenya Forest Service. H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G
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Mr Masudi noted that KRA is Management System (iCMS). working with the developers to This will enable importers and KRA’s new portal set to improve have the App verified and avail- exporters to use the App for pro- able on App Store by December cesses such as Customs Entry service accessibility by taxpayers 2020. Declaration Status and Passenger BY PAUL AGONDA compilation and tax due remit- Deputy Commissioner for Pol- He noted that the system Declaration Form. tances. icy and Tax Advisory Domestic would widen taxpayer reach, Principal Secretary for Na- he Kenya Revenue Author- Speaking during the virtual Taxes Department, Caxton Mas- increase revenue collection and tional Treasury & Planning, Dr ity (KRA) has unveiled a launch of the 2020 Taxpayers’ udi, the system is part of KRA’s enhance tax compliance by Julius Muia, who officiated the Tmobile application system Month (TPM), Mr Mburu said aggressive tax compliance strat- making the payment processes launch, lauded KRA for playing to enhance tax service accessi- KRA has embarked on a cus- egy to ensure all eligible taxpay- more convenient. The App will a key role in ensuring sustain- bility and ultimately upscaling tomer-centric transformation ers pay their fair share of taxes. also reduce the cost of compli- ability of the country’s economy tax-paying compliance. journey to ensure taxpayers ac- “The application will enable Treasury PS Dr Muia at the ance. during the Covid-19 pandemic. According to KRA Commis- cess and are satisfied with the taxpayers to access KRA ser- launch To enhance the user experi- Dr Muia said that the various sioner General, Githii Mburu, the services offered. He explained vices on the go, subsequently the App. To access and use the ence, KRA will progressively reforms and initiatives that KRA mobile application will facilitate that KRA has launched key ini- enhancing compliance,” said Mr App, taxpayers with smart introduce new functionalities, has implemented have ensured taxpayers’ access to services like tiatives to improve service deliv- Masudi. phones have to download and including a Swahili version of continued economic sustain- personal identification registra- ery during the month. He noted that over 100,000 install the App from Google Play the App. It will also be linked ability even during the COVID- tion and verification, tax return According to the Authority’s Kenyans have so far downloaded Store. with the Integrated Customs 19 pandemic.
PUBLIC NOTICE
ABSENTEE LAND OWNERS ALONG THE WAYLEAVE CORRIDOR OF THE 400KV KENYA - TAN ANIA AND 1 2KV ISINYA - NAMANGA TRANSMISSION LINES TRAVERSING KA IADO COUNTY
The Kenya Electricity Transmission Company KETRACO was incorporated on 2nd December, 200 and S/ Parcel Number Registered Owner Parcel Trace registered under the Companies Act, Cap pursuant to Sessional aper o. of 200 on Energy. NO. Area Ha Area Ha KETRACO is 100 Government owned and being a State Corporation, it is regulated under the State Corporations Act, Cap . Its core business is to plan, design, construct, own, operate and maintain 1 OR GOS A / 1 ETER AS IRE TI A 10.09 2.39 electricity transmission lines and their associated substations. The voltage rating of the transmission 19 OR GOS A / 29 CO I S AMAC A A, ATRICK M G A . 0.92 lines include 132k , 220k , 00k and 00k DC . 20 OR GOS A / 32 K A K A CO. TD .319 0. KETRACO is currently constructing the 00k Kenya - Tan ania and 132k Isinya - amanga transmis- 21 OR GOS A / 32 SAM E KAMA MWEGA .1 0. sion lines which are traversing land parcels in Ka iado County and covering a total distance of 9 Kilo- 22 OR GOS A/ DIA A WAIRIM SITE 2 .1 3. 2 metres. The wayleave corridor is 0 metres wide running from Isinya substation to amanga Kenya/ Tan ania border. 23 OR GOS A / 1 FRA CIS GA GA M DIA 0. 1. 9 2 OR GOS A / 91 RODRICK M ORO G GI 10.11 0. 12 Compensation for limited loss of use of land has been ongoing since 201 . KETRACO hereby gives a 30 days notice from the date of this advertisement to the pro ect affected persons A s , i.e. the absentee 2 OR GOS A / 920 ASSA A I MO AMED, ATRICK M RIIT I 12.1 1.22 land owners who have not had any contact with KETRACO despite advertisement in the Kenya Ga ette GAC E GE notice of 21st April 201 and meetings organised in the pro ect areas, to contact KETRACO for purposes 2 OR GOS A / 921 A A A O E MWE DA 13.9 1. of identification and compensation for limited loss of use of land for their affected land parcels. 2 OR GOS A / 922 AFRITRACK I EST. E.A TD . 3.3 9 roof of ownership of the affected land parcels will be a requirement before any compensation is paid. 2 OR GOS A / 2 1 IA E ER I E SABI A M GA DA 3.0 1. 1 Those who do not respond to the above will have their compensation set aside for payment when they 29 OR GOS A / 2 3 BRIA BR O OMO DI .32 1.1 1 present their claims for the same. 30 OR GOS A / 1 19 STE E IG A A M SA DECEASED 0. 2.
All listed land owners, agents, beneficiaries or estate administrators should immediately contact the 31 OR GOS A/209 WA IK GIT KA 23.3 0.12 resettlement action plan RA management team on the following telephone numbers for further 32 OR GOS A/209 DA GI O DI GS IMITED 23.3 3. guidance: 33 MAI A / 33 TIRI A O E KAI O GO .1 2.193 lease contact Francis Koikai on 0 2 4 1 during official working hours or send an email to 3 MAI A / 1121 SAI E O E MOS I A 9.03 1. 9 fkoikai ketraco.co.ke for purposes of identification and land compensation. 3 MAI A / 2 3 EREMIA KI TAKOS SEGE .0 1.1
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E I ABET ORC ARDSO 1.9 0. 13 RKO / 93 KASAI A MBA A O I GRE O 3 .1 0. 0 MAI A / 3 0 S OTO COM A IMITED 203 10. 9 1 RKO / R KAS O E AIK I . 2 1.1 2 1 MAI A /10 0 O OSERIA IMITED . 3 3. 2 1 RKO/91 C RISTI E GRACE ERI I IA 0. 1 0.122 2 MAI A / 21 1 GEORGE M A T ,BE ER AF A T 12.1 1.22 1 RKO/91 AMES KAMA M T RI 0. 0 0.339 3 MAI A / 90 E A SO GARI KAMA 0. 0. 3 1 RKO/91 ACI TA AMB RA 0. 2 0.3 1 Cover your Wash hands Avoid Don’t touch Thoroughly Keep mouth with water contact eyes, nose or cook meat, objects and when and soap/ with sick mouth with eggs. Don’t surfaces OCTOBER 13, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 19 COVID-19 pushes completion date of Lamu Port to December 2021 BY AMENYA OCHIENG’ Speaking to KNA during a tour by affected the Lamu Port completion slowly, in a bid to ensure the project he completion of the three Lamu senior KPA and LAPSSET officials of schedule with the contractor having does not stall. The national govern- TPort berths has been delayed by the port in Kililana area, Kenya Ports been forced to re-draw plans over ment has already set aside Sh 6 bil- the coronavirus outbreak with com- Authority Board Chairman General how to maintain their workforce lion for the LAPSSET project in the missioning and operationalization of (Rtd) Joseph Kibwana said the con- through the period in which COVID 2020/2021. He said that 100 Lamu the Port now postponed to Decem- tractor had asked for more time to 19 cases were high,” he said. youths have already been shortlisted ber, 2021. complete the 3 berths by next year LAPSSET in April this year went for Dockers’ positions and will be em- The completion and commissioning in October and for commissioning in into lockdown due to the COVID-19 ployed later next year once the port is of the three berths had been expected December 2021. crisis with workers restricted from commissioned. in December 2020 but economic hur- He revealed that the first berth, leaving the site in a bid to curb any According to KPA officials, at least dles brought about by the effects of together with the first cargo yard, possibility of the novel virus spread- 1,500 jobs will initially be created in COVID-19 has forced the national were complete with the second and ing within the port. Lamu Port once the three berths are government and the Chinese Com- third berths close to completion with He acknowledged that despite the completed. LAPSSET Director General LAPSSET Manager Salim Bunu and munication Construction Company stacking of the two remaining con- KPA Chairman General (RTD) Joseph economic hurdles the country has Silvester Kasuku on his part intimated (contractor) to revise completion tainer yards underway. Kibwana surveying the Lamu Port faced over the pandemic, construc- that the Lamu Port project remain on dates of Sh2.5 trillion Lamu port. “The COVID-19 crisis has greatly plan tion works have continued, albeit course at 80 percent completion. Kitui County Medical Authorities laud KEMSA for prompt, efficient delivery of high quality drugs and medicines BY MUTISO MBITHI(MY GOV) kasneb Towers, Hospital Road, Upper Hill, medicines and HPTs to all game changer in the deliv- P O Box 41362 - 00100 Nairobi, Kenya Senior officials at the Kitui health facilties in the county ery of Universal Health Care Tel. (020) 4923000, Cell phone numbers: 0722-201214, 0734-600624 County Referral Hospital have which besides being of very (UHC) to Kenyans”, said Dr lauded the Kenya Medical high quality, are affordable, Muthini who doubles up as E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.kasneb.or.ke Supplies Authority (KEMSA) are also delivered at the point the Kitui Central Sub County for being the most affordable of use and the most remotest Pharmacist. EXAMINATIONS NOTICE – NOVEMBER 2020 EXAMINATIONS supplier of medicines, drugs health centres and dispensa- The Medic said it takes less and Health Products and Tech- ries in the semi arid county in than two weeks for KEMSA to Students of kasneb, parents, sponsors, guardians, training institutions and other stakeholders are nologies in Kenya compared to the Eastern paert of Kenya. deliver medicines, drugs and other merchants. Without fear of contradic- HPTs through the Logisti- Led by the Hospital Phar- tion, KEMSA’s penchant for cal Management Information macist Dr Patrick Muthini, delivering drugs and medi- System(LMIS) to all county The following are the examination dates for the November 2020 examinations. These dates apply to the officials said KEMSA sup- cines to the remotest and last medical facilities including the students who had booked the postponed May 2020 sitting or November 2020 sitting. plies 90 to 95 per cent of drugs, point is commendable and a remotest.
(a) Monday, 23 November 2020 and Tuesday, 24 November 2020 (i) MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (ii) Accounting Technicians Diploma (ATD) Levels I, II and III (iii) Diploma in Information Communication Technology (DICT) Levels I, II and III Telegram: “DEFENCE”, Nairobi Ulinzi House Telephone: Nairobi 2721100 P.O. Box 40668 - 00100 (iv) Diploma in Credit Management (DCM) Levels I, II and III (b) Monday, 23 November 2020 to Friday, 27 November 2020 and Monday, 30 November 2020 SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES FOR ADVERTISED VACANCIES IN (i) THE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (CIVILIAN) (ii) The Ministry of Defence notifies the Public that the process of shortlisting candidates for various advertised (iii) vacancies listed below which were advertised on 17th March 2020 is complete. (iv) S/No Cadre/Advertised post CSG No of Vacancies Advert No (v) 1. Motor Vehicle Mechanic III 15 25 1/2020 2. Driver III 16 15 2/2020 (c) Thursday, 26 November 2020 and Friday, 27 November 2020 3. Artisan Panel Beater III 15 14 3/2020
4. Artisan Spray Painter III 15 12 4/2020 (d) Wednesday, 25 November and Thursday, 26 November 2020 5. Artisan Plumber III 15 13 5/2020 6. Artisan Upholstery III 15 7 6/2020 7. Artisan Sheet Metal III 15 6 7/2020 (e) Kenya Institute of Supplies Management examinations: 8. Artisan Machinist III 15 6 8/2020
(i) Monday, 23 November 2020 to Wednesday, 25 November 2020. 9. Library Assistant III 13 6 9/2020
Associate in Procurement and Supply of Kenya (APS-K) Levels I and II 10. Artisan Sign Writer III 15 7 10/2020
(ii) Monday, 23 November 2020 to Friday, 27 November 2020 and Monday, 30 November 2020 11. Clerical Officer II 14 30 11/2020
12. Artisan Carpenter III 15 8 12/2020
13. Cook III 15 27 13/2020
Note: 14. Waiter III 15 10 14/2020
(i) Candidates, invigilators, supervisors and examination centre coordinators will be required 15. Senior Support Staff (Sanitary Cleaner) 16 50 15/2020 to comply with the detailed COVID-19 protocols and other guidelines on administration of 16. Tailor III 15 17 16/2020
kasneb examinations. These protocols and guidelines are available on the kasneb website Candidates are hereby advised to report for interviews on the dates and time indicated against their names. The list is www.kasneb.or.ke available on the Ministry’s website www.mod.go.ke and on www.mygov.go.ke. The interviews will take place at Minis- try of Defence Headquarters Ulinzi House, Lenana Road, Nairobi. They are also required to bring their original certificates, (ii) Candidates will not be allowed to sit for examinations in centres other than the allocated ones. testimonials and National Identity Card.
Candidates not in the register will also not be allowed to sit for the examinations. Information on Candidates are also advised to use the above telephone number for any inquiries. Please note that canvassing will automatically disqualify a candidate. They are also reminded to observe the Ministry of the examination centres is also available on the website. Health Protocols on covid-19 during interviews.
Caution Candidates should not give money to anybody purporting to be in a position to help whatsoever. Dr. Nicholas K. Letting’, PhD Avoid being conned. SECRETARY/CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Any corruption report should be made via email: [email protected] Head HRM&D Tuesday, 13 October 2020 FOR: PRINCIPAL SECRETARY H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G
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The Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO) was incorporated on 2nd December, 2008 and S/ Parcel Number Parcel Owner Parcel Trace registered under the companies Act, Cap 486 pursuant to sessional Paper No. 4 of 2004 on Energy. NO. Area Area KETRACO is 100% Government owned and being a state corporation, it is regulated under the state (Ha) (Ha) corporations Act Cap 446. Its core business is to plan, design, build, operate and maintain Electricity Transmission Lines and their associated substations. The voltage rating of the transmission lines include 19 Proposed High Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.12 0.12 132kV, 220kV, 400kv and 500kV (HVDC). Plots (Nanyuki)/ H/D41 20 Proposed High Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.12 0.12 KETRACO is currently constructing the 132kV Nanyuki-Isiolo-Meru transmission line which is traversing Plots (Nanyuki)/ H/D2 land parcels in Laikipia, Isiolo and Meru Counties and covering a total distance of 96 Kilometres. The 21 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 James Wangombe Ndiangui 0.20 0.07 wayleave corridor is 30 metres wide running from Meru substation to Nanyuki Municipality where it (Laikipia Teachers)/486 increases to 40 metres to accommodate a double circuit. 22 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 Search Awaited 0.20 0.09 Compensation for limited loss of use of land has been ongoing since 2013. KETRACO hereby gives a 30 (Laikipia Teachers)/423 days’ notice from the date of this advertisement to the project affected persons (PAPs), i.e. the absentee 23 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 Margaret Waiyego Wambui 0.20 0.05 land owners who have not had any contact with KETRACO despite meetings organised in the project (Laikipia Teachers)/420 areas, to contact KETRACO for purposes of identification and compensation for limited loss of use of 24 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.20 0.17 land for their affected land parcels. (Laikipia Teachers)/378 Proof of ownership of the affected land parcels will be a requirement before any compensation is paid. 25 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 James Waithitu Gakinya 0.20 0.20 Those who do not respond to the above will have their compensation set aside for payment when they (Laikipia Teachers)/360 present their claims for the same. 26 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 David Ndung'u Gitahi 0.20 0.09 (Laikipia Teachers)/359 All listed land owners, agents, beneficiaries or estate administrators should immediately contact the 27 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.20 0.19 resettlement action plan (RAP) management team on the following telephone numbers for further (Laikipia Teachers)/361 guidance: 28 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 James Waithitu Gakinya 0.20 0.14 Please contact Michael Mwai on 101863799 (during official working hours) or send an email to (Laikipia Teachers)/350 mng’ang’[email protected] for purposes of identification and land compensation. 29 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 Lydia Muthoni Mwangi 0.20 0.04 (Laikipia Teachers)/878
S/ Parcel Number Parcel Owner Parcel Trace 30 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.11 0.02 NO. Area Area (Laikipia Teachers)/904 (Ha) (Ha) 31 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.11 0.05 1 Proposed Medium/Low Density Agatha Njoki Gikonyo 0.45 0.15 (Laikipia Teachers)/920 Residential Plots (Nanyuki)/501 32 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.11 0.09 2 Proposed Medium/Low Density Mary Njeri Wanyeki 0.34 0.27 (Laikipia Teachers)/918 Residential Plots (Nanyuki)/502 33 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.11 0.11 3 Proposed Medium/Low Density Charles Ngigi Njoroge 0.46 0.35 (Laikipia Teachers)/917 Residential Plots (Nanyuki)/503 34 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 Naomi Muthoni Kihoro 0.11 0.11 4 Proposed Medium/Low Density David Kimani Ndungu 0.46 0.17 (Laikipia Teachers)/914 Residential Plots (Nanyuki)/504 35 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.60 0.13 5 Proposed Medium/Low Density Irene Wambui Njoroge 0.48 0.19 (Laikipia Teachers)/869 Residential Plots (Nanyuki)/505 36 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 Erustus N Gathinji 0.20 0.12 6 Proposed Medium/Low Density Winfred Wanjiku Mwangi 0.47 0.35 (Laikipia Teachers)/314 Residential Plots (Nanyuki)/506 37 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 Title Deed/Lease Documents To Be Provided 0.20 0.17 7 Proposed Medium/Low Density Jane G. Gichungu 0.47 0.34 (Laikipia Teachers)/271 Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided Residential Plots (Nanyuki)/M/L 1(E) 38 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 George Kamau Wambogu 0.20 0.20 8 Proposed Medium/Low Density G.M Michael 0.49 0.20 (Laikipia Teachers)/272 Residential Plots (Nanyuki)/M/L 2(D) 39 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 Asha Tadicha Wario 0.20 0.05 9 Proposed Medium/Low Density Joab N.Kimere 0.47 0.20 (Laikipia Teachers)/259 Residential Plots (Nanyuki)/M/L 3(98) 40 Nanyuki Municipality Block 2 Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.58 0.15 10 Proposed Medium/Low Density Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.44 0.32 (Kilimo)/244 Residential Plots (Nanyuki)/M/L 4 41 Nanyuki Municipality Block 2 Muriuki Kiboi Muriithi 0.77 0.21 11 Proposed High Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.16 0.08 (Kilimo)/316 Plots (Nanyuki)/Hd81 42 Nanyuki/Marura Block 10 Stephen Mwangi Gachuru 0.11 0.10 12 Proposed High Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.12 0.12 (Laikipia Teachers/218 Plots (Nanyuki)/ H/D83 43 Nanyuki/Marura Block 10 Charles Maina Muriithi 0.10 0.10 13 Proposed High Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.24 0.03 (Laikipia Teachers/129 Plots (Nanyuki) )/ H/D32 44 Nanyuki/Marura Block 10 Susan Wanjiku Nyaga 0.11 0.11 14 Proposed High Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.12 0.12 (Laikipia Teachers/116 Plots (Nanyuki) )/ H/D79 45 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 Josephine Kagenia Maina & John Maina Weru 1.98 0.17 15 Proposed High Density Residential A.G.Nduhiu 0.16 0.08 (Nturukuma)/1877 Plots (Nanyuki)/ H/D 80(47 On Survey 46 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 Moses Kinoti Tuerandu 0.22 0.02 Plan) (Nturukuma)/2620 16 Proposed High Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.12 0.12 47 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 M'thuranira M'ringera 0.22 0.22 Plots (Nanyuki)/ H/D44 (Nturukuma)/2618 17 Proposed High Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.12 0.12 48 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 Joseph Warutere Macharia 0.22 0.03 Plots (Nanyuki)/ H/D45 (Nturukuma)/2617 18 Proposed High Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.12 0.04 49 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.22 0.21 Plots (Nanyuki)/ H/D46 (Nturukuma)/2625 Cover your Wash hands Avoid Don’t touch Thoroughly Keep mouth with water contact eyes, nose or cook meat, objects and when and soap/ with sick mouth with eggs. Don’t surfaces OCTOBER 13, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 21
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Area Area (Ha) (Ha) (Ha) (Ha) 50 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 John Wambugu Kori 0.22 0.06 87 Nanyuki/South Timau Block 1(Ngenia Micahel Gordon Kangeri 2.99 0.33 (Nturukuma)/2626 Estate)/432 51 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 Robert Kambi Mugambi 0.22 0.07 88 Nanyuki/South Timau Block 1(Ngenia Phylis Wanjugu Juma 7.29 0.74 (Nturukuma)/216 Estate)/380 52 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 Peter Mwega Njihia 1.98 0.08 89 Nanyuki/South Timau Block 1(Ngenia Margaret Nyaguthii Maina 2.97 0.83 (Nturukuma)1014 Estate)/257 53 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 1.63 0.06 90 Nanyuki/South Timau Block 1(Ngenia Title Deed/Lease Documents to be provided 2.96 0.54 (Nturukuma)/325 Estate)/863 54 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 Gladys Wanjiku Mwaura 1.98 0.07 91 Nanyuki/South Timau Block 1(Mia Wangari Mathai 4.25 1.23 (Nturukuma)/312 Moja)/555 55 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.26 0.12 92 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/606 Settlement und Trustees 18.78 2.49 (Nturukuma)/2621 93 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/1539 Jacob Muriuki Nkanda 10.38 2.31 56 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.30 0.18 94 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/511 Settlement und Trustees 11.12 1.27 (Nturukuma)/2643 95 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/1518 Jericah Kang'ondu 6.38 0.64 57 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 M'magiri M'imanene 1.98 0.80 96 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/1517 Peter Muturia Munyi 2.00 0.06 (Nturukuma)1256 97 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/955 Stephene Wambugu Mutai 2.00 0.38 58 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 Lucy Gacheri Joseph, Benson Mwiti Nkanato 1.98 0.39 (Nturukuma)/339 98 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/472 rancis Kiru M'arimi 5.44 1.20 59 Lr 2872/100 Title Deed/Lease Documents to be provided 2.32 0.92 99 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/440 M'mbui M'kirimania 5.19 1.20 60 Lr 2872/99 Title Deed/Lease Documents to be provided 2.33 0.08 100 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/409 Gakuni Mturuchiu 7.41 0.96 61 Lr 2872/106 Title Deed/Lease Documents to be provided 2.32 0.54 101 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/300 M'mwongo M'kaaru 5.19 0.15 62 Lr 2872/152 Title Deed/Lease Documents to be provided 9.86 0.53 102 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/1893 Samuel M'kiungu M'muthania 0.77 0.05 63 Lr 2872/151 Title Deed/Lease Documents to be provided 8.73 0.96 103 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/494 Settlement und Trustees 6.18 1.59 64 Lr 2872/150 Title Deed/Lease Documents to be provided 10.01 0.22 104 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/1210 Settlement und Trustees 4.20 1.14 65 Laikipia/Daiga/ mande Block 6 Solomon Wachira Gichuhi 2.54 0.13 105 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/1928 Jacob Muriuki Nkanda 10.38 0.38 (Nyariginu)/23 106 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/492 Ekai Tura 14.83 0.05 66 Laikipia/Daiga/ mande Block 6 Title Deed/Lease Documents to be provided 4.42 0.78 107 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/1572 Aqua Virgo Limited 47.57 0.72 (Nyariginu)/466 108 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/883 Kithinji Niringera 19.99 0.20 67 Laikipia/Daiga/ mande Block 6 Ann Wanja Mwangi 0.64 0.04 109 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/524 Peter Gatobu M'ithinji 5.00 1.69 (Nyariginu)/484 110 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/881 John M'ringera 30.00 3.84 68 Laikipia/Daiga/ mande Block 6 Joseph Maina Wachira 7.88 0.05 (Nyariginu)/486 111 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/1152 Japheth Murithi Kiambati 2.00 0.26 69 Laikipia/Daiga/ mande Block 6 rancis Mtano Gitari 1.85 0.61 112 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/942 David Kaaria Kiungu 4.99 0.61 (Nyariginu)/574 113 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/944 Peter Murithi redrick Muthamia 2.99 0.45 70 Laikipia/Daiga/ mande Block 6 Lucy Gathigia Benson 2.37 0.47 114 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/1564 Josphene Kirumba Mugambi 4.25 0.87 (Nyariginu)/19 115 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/585 Joseph Marete Mburugu 15.94 0.12 71 Laikipia/Daiga/ mande Block 6 Rhona Muthoni Karari,Charles Mbauni,Paul 3.83 1.33 116 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/1868 Title Deed/Lease Documents to be provided 32.54 1.36 (Nyariginu)/405 Maina Karari 117 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/1865 Title Deed/Lease Documents to be provided 3.16 0.18 72 Laikipia/Kalalu Settlement Settlement und Trustees 5.44 0.84 Scheme/102 118 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/893 Title Deed/Lease Documents to be provided 7.00 1.44 73 Laikipia/Kalalu Settlement Settlement und Trustees 5.93 0.90 119 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/1864 Title Deed/Lease Documents to be provided 3.45 0.85 Scheme/104 120 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/894 Eric Mutembei Kaburu 7.00 1.44 74 Laikipia/Kalalu Settlement Julius Mbabu Mbwi 1.50 0.03 121 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/895 John Mwirigi Rechau 4.03 1.23 Scheme/1016 122 Ntumburi/2542 Title Deed/Lease Documents to be provided 1.94 0.74 75 Laikipia/Kalalu Settlement Settlement und Trustees 5.44 0.11 123 Ntumburi/2543 Title Deed/Lease Documents to be provided 3.50 0.17 Scheme/582 124 Ntumburi/227 Mbobua M'turuchiu 21.74 3.16 76 Laikipia/Kalalu Settlement David Muriiki Matayo 12.60 0.85 Scheme/525 125 Kiirua Nkando/478 M'mwithiga M'ikuraro 5.40 0.61 77 Laikipia/Kalalu Settlement M'mwagi M'muketha 4.94 1.07 126 Kiirua Nkando/2393 M'mwithiga M'ikuraro 4.97 0.37 Scheme/302 127 Kiirua Nkando/479 Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 1.00 0.71 78 Laikipia/Kalalu Settlement Geoffrey M'rimberia 5.44 0.27 128 Kiirua Nkando/3947 Bernard Mbaabu Isaiah 2.13 0.29 Scheme/298 129 Kiirua Nkando /2565 Jeremiah Gitonga Mkirera 1.33 0.31 79 Laikipia/Kalalu Settlement Settlement und Trustees 4.20 0.16 130 Kiirua Nkando /3241 Silas Bundi Moses M'ringera 2.71 0.04 Scheme/300 131 Kiirua Nkando/2566 aith Kendi Marete 1.08 0.18 80 Laikipia/Kalalu Settlement Mururu Ngunuhe 7.91 0.50 Scheme/451 132 Kiirua Nkando/3996 Stephen Mwiti 9.22 1.00 81 Laikipia/Kalalu Settlement Settlement und Trustees 9.14 0.10 133 Kiirua Nkand /2379 Geoffery Murerwa Nkanata 11.36 2.86 Scheme/450 134 Kiirua Nkando/3860 M'nkanata Marimi 1.00 0.48 82 Nanyuki/South Timau Block 1(Ngenia Milliam Wangari Mwangi 8.43 0.11 135 Kiirua Nkando/3386 Justaus Murithi Mugambi 3.31 1.64 Estate)/376 136 Kiirua Nkando/1109 George Murithi Nchebere 6.23 0.06 83 Nanyuki/South 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PUBLIC NOTICE TO JABAVU VILLAGE LIMITED NATIONAL OPEN TENDER NOTICE OVER THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF PINNACLE TOWERS ON PLOT NO. L.R. 31/219, UPPER HILL 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 The National Construction Authority (NCA) is a State Corporation established under the bids from eligible candidates for the following tenders; provisions of Section 3 of the National Construction Act No. 41 of 2011. The Authority is mandated to oversee the construction industry and coordinate its development. It is also charged with the responsibility of promoting and ensuring quality in the construction No Tender No. Description of Tender Eligibility Closing/Opening industry. Date
The Authority would like to bring to the attention of the general public and stakeholders st 1. NCA/T/06/2020-2021 Provision of Broadband Internet OPEN 21 October, 2020 in the construction industry a grave safety hazard arising from a deep excavation on an Services Primary Multi-Protocol abandoned site which was registered as the proposed development of Pinnacle Towers, Label Switching System (MPLS) on Plot. L.R. No. 31/219 in Upper Hill, Nairobi County. The general public is advised to 2. NCA/T/07/2020-2021 Tender for maintenance of data AGPO 21st October, 2020 steer clear from the environs for their safety. centre.
st In exercise of the powers bestowed upon the Authority under the provisions of Section 23 3. NCA/T/08/2020-2021 Tender for renewal of cisco AGPO 21 October, 2020 of the National Construction Authority Act, the Authority hereby orders the Developer, smartnet licenses. Jabavu Village Limited, of the construction site on Plot. L.R. No. 31/219 in Upper Hill, 4. NCA/T/10/2020-2021 Tender for servicing and AGPO 21st October, 2020 Nairobi County to immediately undertake remedial actions to restore the safety of the site maintenance of printers and that of the neighboring properties within fourteen (14) days of the date of this notice; 5. NCA/T/11/2020-2021 Tender for supply & installation of AGPO 21st October, 2020 Jabavu Village Limited is further notified that in event of failure to comply with this order SQL Server Licenses within the stipulated timeline, the Authority will recommend prosecution to the fullest extent of the law. Further, the Authority will also recommend the necessary remedial Tender documents with detailed information and instruction may be viewed and action to be undertaken by the Government at the Developer’s cost and repossession of downloaded from the Authority’s website; www.nca.go.ke and the Public Procurement the land in line with the conditions of the title. Information portal, www.tenders.go.ke free of charge. The Authority remains committed to ensuring a safe and well-regulated construction industry. Eng. Maurice Akech Manager Supply Chain EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR / REGISTRAR OF CONTRACTORS FOR: EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
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MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FISHERIES AND COOPERATIVES STATE DEPARTMENT FOR FISHERIES, AQUACULTURE AND THE BLUE ECONOMY MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FISHERIES KENYA FISHERIES SERVICE AND THE COOPERATIVES FISH CREW TRAINING STATE DEPARTMENT FOR FISHERIES, AQUACULTURE AND BLUE ECONOMY Background information The Government recognizes that the State Department for Fisheries, Aquaculture and the Blue Economy holds a vital key in the implementation of the “Big Four” Initiatives and other national priorities in order to improve the quality of lives of Kenyans AQUACULTURE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (ABDP) and make Kenya globally competitive. The State Department, has the mandate to coordinate the development of policy, legal, regulatory and institutional framework for fisheries resources; aquaculture development of the blue economy, spatial planning, and integrated coastal zone management.
SPECIFIC PROCUREMENT NOTICE In liaison with the Kenya Fisheries Service (KeFS), the state Department is in the process of developing a local fishing fleet to enhance the exploitation of fisheries resources in the blue space and therefore requires trained crew who can be deployed in IFAD LOAN NO: 2000002052 - Aquaculture Business Development Programme locally and foreign owned fishing vessels licensed to fish in Kenya’s Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ) or be available for any such fisheries jobs available internationally. NCB Reference No: SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF FINGERLINGS The state Department wishes to recruit over one thousand (1000) young persons across the country for fishing crew training MOALF/SDFA&BE/ABDP/NCB/2020-2021/003 at the Marine facilities in Mombasa for three weeks and also get at sea fishing experience on board a deep sea fishing vessel.
Participants will benefit from the training in the following ways: a. Build capacity to undertake responsible fishing ; TENDER NOTICE b. Distinguish between various approaches and applications of deep sea fishing practices and technologies including fishing gears. Aquaculture Business Development Programme (ABDP) is a partnership between the Government of Kenya, c. Develop competence in handling disasters at sea; d. Enhancing employability in deep sea fishing industry and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD). The Programme is expected to be com- pleted in April 2026. It is implemented by Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Irrigation and Who Should Apply supervised by IFAD. To increase the incomes, food security and nutritional status of the wider communities Applicants should meet the following conditions of poor rural households involved in aquaculture in the targeted Counties, with progress indicated by the 1. Male Kenyan Adults percentage of beneficiaries reporting increased annual net income and the percentage increase in national 2. Age of 35 years and below 3. Holder of KCSE certificate or an equivalent qualification annual fish consumption). 4. Physically fit to undergo through strenuous deep sea fishing experience 5. Provide proof of physical fitness from a recognized medical facility in Kenya The Programme intends to use proceeds of the loan to procure Fingerlings for programme implementation. The Fingerlings will be supplied to thirty (30) Dams in fifteen (15) counties. Training schedule 1. A one week theoretical training at a venue in Mombasa 2. A three weeks on board fishing vessels practical training Prospective bidders may download the complete tender document from the Procuring entity website 3. A two weeks STCWF course at Bandari Maritime Academy www.kilimo.go.ke or www.abdpcu.org free of charge. How to apply Tenders will close on 22nd October, 2020 at 11.00am, Tenders will be opened at ABDP Boardroom on Applications should be made by downloading and filling the prescribed Kenya Fisheries service Application form available on 22nd October 2020 at 11.30am. Due to the Covid – 19 containment measures, vendors will not be allowed the Kenya Fisheries Services website [email protected]. Duly filled form submitted to the local County Commissioner’s office by the close of business on 20th October 2020. Late applications will not be accepted. to attend. However they may request for the Tender Opening minutes at least 8 hours after opening. Daniel Mungai Director General KENYA FISHERIES SERVICE Cover your Wash hands Avoid Don’t touch Thoroughly Keep mouth with water contact eyes, nose or cook meat, objects and when and soap/ with sick mouth with eggs. Don’t surfaces OCTOBER 13, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 23
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT, INFRASTRUCTURE, BANDARI MARITIME ACADEMY HOUSING, URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND PUBLIC P.O. Box 99469 - 80107 WORKS (MoTIHUD&PW)
MOMBASA STATE DEPARTMENT FOR HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT COUNTY GOVERNMENT Telephone: +254 111 773811 , +254 100 404 438 OF KIAMBU Email: [email protected] PUBLIC NOTICE PHASED RE-OPENING OF THE ACADEMY ALLOCATION OF STALLS FOR KIAMBU MARKETS Following the directive on resumption of learning by the National Government, Bandari Maritime Academy wishes to inform all continuing Diploma and Certificate (Full & Part time) Courses that Classes and Lectures resume on Monday 26th October, 2020 at 8.00 A.M. The following markets in Kiambu County; Kikuyu, Kihara, NO. NAME ID NO Ruiru and Juja are complete and ready for occupation. MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS In pursuance of the Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) un- 37. ANGELA MUKAMI KINUTHIA 2874293 dertaken in the construction of the markets, Ministry of 1. All students will be required to sign a commitment form on entry to abide by the Health and Safety Rules and Transport, Infrastructure, Housing, Urban Development 38. AGNES KIRIGO GAKENGA 22966385 Regulations in adherence to the Ministry of Health Regulations containment measures on Covid-19 which and Public Works (MTIHUD&PW) invites the people who 39. BEATRICE NJOKI WANJA 34262885 include social distancing, hand washing, sanitizing and wearing of masks. Adherence to the rules will be a have not turned up to date for validation and had been mandatory requirement at the Academy. enlisted in the Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) register 40. CALEB OMONYA OMANGI 31993703 2. All Students are required to come with re-usable facemasks and wear the masks at all times while in the Acad- during enumeration and cutoff dates on th 41. OMANGI OIGO JOSHUA 33012879 emy’s premises. No student will be allowed entry unless with a facemask on. 11 November 2016 to report at the respective Sub County offices for validation between and not later than 3. All Students will have daily individual temperature readings taken on entry without exception 42. PERIS MUTHONI MWANGI 21810162 19th October 2020. 4. All students MUST have a Medical cover with NHIF or any other accredited medical cover provider 43. JOHN NDUNGU MUTHONI 25680981 5. Students with fees arrears are advised to clear their outstanding fees on or before the resumption date of KIHARA MARKET – 9 PAPS 26th October 2020 as a priority. Clearance from the Finance Office will be mandatory before Admission. 44. JOYCE WANJIKU MAINA 21578626 NO. NAME ID NO 45. ELIZABETH WAMBUI NGANGA 5707747 FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT 1. ANN NJOROGE MWANGI 5751783 46. FLORENCE NYONYO KARIUKI 6443285 The Academy wishes to announce that registration of new applicants is ongoing. New student and all those who had already 2. HADIJA JAMAL - been selected in March, 2020 shall commence training on the 9th of November, 2020. Application forms can be downloaded 47. AGNES SYOMBUA MUINDE 8346919 from the Website or collected at the Academy Admission office during normal working hours. 3. JANE WANJIKU KARONGO 8428160 48. JOYCE NALIAKA MAKANA 12454774 4. NAOMI MUTHONI 4863951 EXAMINATION DATES 49. CHARITY NJERI HOME 22010922 th 5. JUDIE WANGARI KAMAU 82703246 The Academy wishes to inform all continuing students that registration for examination is ongoing and closes on 28 October 50. LUCY WAIRIMU MWANGI 14495272 2020. 6. JOHN NGINGA WAIRIMU 28732271 51. DAMARIS NJAMBI WATHAINGA 20577441 The KNEC examination dates shall be communicated in due course. 7. ESTHER NJOKI MWAURA 25027327 52. GEORGE IRUNGU 11128882 COURSES ANNOUNCEMENT 8. VIRGINIA WAMBUI NGIGI 28421506 The Bandari Maritime Academy offers the under listed courses and wishes to invite eligible and interested applicants to apply. 53. SUSAN NZISCI NZAU 28248626 9. PETER MWANIKI GACHIBI 11082857 54. PETER NGIGI MBAU 31038128 A COURSE NAME DURATION COURSE FEES (KSH) 55. ALICE WAIKA NJUGUNA 6721043 1. Diploma in Nautical Science 3 Years (Modular) 420,000 RUIRU MARKET- 68 PAPS 56. MARGARET WAMBUI MWANGI 5502627 2. Diploma in Marine Engineering 3 Years (Modular) 420,000 NO. NAMES ID NO 57. HANNAH NJOKI NGURE 32303906 3. Diploma in Maritime Transport Logistics 3 Years (Modular) 360,000 1. JANE WAMBUI KIHATO 10255219 58. ANNASTASIA GAKII 33554359 4. Foundation Diploma in Shipping 6 Months 45,000 2. JOSEPH MWANGI WARUI 28244497 5. Craft Certificate in Nautical Science 2 Years (Modular) 250,000 3. JOHN NJOROGE 27906633 59. NANCY WANJIRU MUCOKI 21480832 6. Craft Certificate in Marine Engineering 2 Years (Modular) 250,000 4. CECILIA NJERI WARIBA 27906601 60. MARY WAMBUI NDUNGU 24683799 7. Certificate in Shipping Management 6 Months 35,000 5. ELIZABETH WAMBUI 20809055 61. PAULINE NYAMBURA MAINA 29213997 B OTHER SHORT TERM COURSES 6. MARY WANJIRU MATHERI 13675990 62. JULIUS MWANGI WAKONYO 12993522 1. Coxswain Grade III Port Operations 20 Days 120,000 7. MARY NJERI MURIMARA 11035054 63. JOSEPH GATHOGO 22949271 2. STCW Basic Safety Mandatory (Full Course) 10 Days 35,000 8. RAHAB WANJIKU MBUGUA 6037950 64. BETH WATORO 10392713 3. STCW – Mandatory Revalidation (Full Course) 5 Days 20,000 9. PATRICK MWANGI WANJIRU 34439237 65. SAMUEL IRUNGU 7233179 4. Personal Survival Techniques (PST) 2 Days 11,500 10. JANE WANGARI MUIMIRA 23096284 66. VERONICA WAITHERA MWANGI 21202917 5. Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities (PSSR) 2 Days 9,000 11. BETH WANGUI MUGWERU 9166681 67. JACKSON BARASA WASIKE 6681239 6. Fire Fighting and Fire Prevention (FF&FP) 2 Days 10,500 12. ROIS WANJIRU MBUGUA 798288 68. TABITHA WAITHIRA CHEGE 10934165 7. Proficiency in Elementary First Aid 2 Days 8,000 13. JASAN CEGE GAITHO 11003193 JUJA MARKET – 12 PAPS 8. Proficiency in Security Awareness for Seafarers 1 Day 5,000 14. ROSELINE TAKA WANDERA 26973811 NO. NAMES ID NO 9. Electrical Installation: Grade 3, 1 Year 75,000 15. AGNES WANGARI MWAURA 8565028 1 PETER GITONGA KIMANTHI 29324198 Electrical Installation: Grade 2, 6 Months 75,000 16. EDITH WANGUI KAMAU 13842213 2 JOSPHAT MUGWE MBURU 24440789 10. Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning: Grade 3 1 Year 75,000 17. HANNAH WAIRIMU KABERI 3819919 3 MARGARET NUNGARI KAMAU 33758629 Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Grade 2 6 Months 75,000 18. KENNEDY MBUTHIA NJOROGE 33970996 11. Plumbing: Grade 3, 1 Year 75,000 4 HARISON MUNGAI KAMAU 5159321 19. ESTHER WAIRIMU NGUNGI 5147163 12. Solar Technology, 1 Year 75,000 5 JACINTA WAITHERERO 4302916 20. MARTHA NJERI NDIRANGU 13727302 13. Mechanical Engineering: Grade 3, 1 Year 75,000 6 ELIZABETH NDUKU WAMBUA 29809807 21. DANIEL KAMAU KINUTHIA 27684288 14. Welding and Metal Fabrication (ARC welding): Grade 3 1 Year 75,000 7 FREDRICK MUSYOKI KIMEU 22859174 22. NJOROGE NGURE 10609437 Welding and Metal Fabrication (ARC welding): Grade 2, 6 Months 75,000 8 SIMON MUGIZA 32039331 23. RUTH WANJIRU 9056542 15. Welding and Metal Fabrication (Gas welding): Grade 3, 1 Year 75,000 9 CATHERINE GLADYS NJOKI 23007329 24. MARY NJERI WAWERU 3106058 NGUNJIRI 16. Machinist Grade 3, 1 Year 75,000 25. SYOMBUA MUAJA MATHEKA 5928042 10 CAROLINE WARUGURU 27082774 17. Forklift Operators Course 5 Weeks 54,000 NDEGWA 26. ROSE WANGUI NJERI 28675228 18. Terminal Tractor Operator Course 8 Weeks 75,000 11 VIRGINIA WANGUI MU- 25380938 27. MARY NYAMWATHI 11463210 THENDEKI NB: The fees quoted above is not inclusive of Caution Money of KSh. 10,000, which is refundable on completion 28. MARY KATHAMBI SIMBA 25903006 12 MARGARET NJOKI KARIMI 2015591 of all modular courses. 29. ELIUD MURUNGI MARETE 12498806 ENQUIRIES AND INFORMATION KIKUYU MARKET – 5 PAPS 30. MERCY WANJIKU MARIGI 2530730 NO. NAMES ID NO For further information, please contact: 31. JAMES WAINANA MBURU 25792394 1 ELIZABETH WANJIKU MBURU 30073594 The Director/CEO 32. JECINTA NYAMBURA KIRUKU 7985257 Bandari Maritime Academy 2 DAVID KIBIRO NJUGUNA 22091987 P.O Box 99469-80107 33. MARY WANJIRU NJOROGE 34533521 MOMBASA 3 FELISTER NJOKI MBURU 32266570 34. MARYANN THENYA WANJIRU 30787953 4 CECILIA MURUGI KAMAU 33252015 Telephone: +254 111 773 811, +254 100 404 438 35. ESTHER NEKESA MUNGAU 26526650 Fax: +254412315398 5 LUCY MARGARETH MUTHONI 23932537 Email: [email protected] 36. SIMON KOGI THIGA 23647585 [email protected] GITHAIGA Website: bma.ac.ke OCTOBER 13, 2020
NAIROBI-KENYA I Issue No.15/2020-2021
Banana growers eye value addition BRIEFS Inspection enhanced at major facility to improve their earnings border point to curb aflatoxin The government has en- border at all times to ensure BY BERNARD MUNYAO (KNA) hanced surveillance at the cross-border importation of Namanga One-stop border aflatoxin cereals is curbed. anana farmers will soon post to curb the importation “Aflatoxin is a fatal disease establish a value addi- of food products into the and requires us as countries tion facility in Murang’a country that are contami- to ensure high levels of hy- B nated with aflatoxin. giene at the entry points so to increase their earnings from the commodity. State Department for East that we protect our citizens. The Saba Saba Agribusiness African Community, Princi- Efforts in terms of detecting Cooperative Society has in pal Secretary Dr. Kevit Desai the progression of aflatoxin the last 20 years been mulling noted that, systems have at the border point should over putting up a value addi- been put in place to ensure be enhanced” said the PS. tion plant in the banana grow- aflatoxin contaminated ce- Desai revealed that the gov- ing area which will eventually reals are not imported into ernment will set up a new produce various products to the country in order to im- modern and efficient labo- earn them more money, other prove food safety and en- ratory at the border that will than just relying on selling of sure free flow of trade and enhance detection of afla- bananas for small scale con- market of agricultural prod- toxin before importation of sumption. ucts across the borders. cereals into the country. Subsequently, the coopera- Desai, who was speaking Kenya Manufacturers As- tive society which started in in Namanga after chairing sociation Director, Bimal 2004 with only 50 members a meeting of Industrialists Kantaria, emphasized the is currently in the process of A worker at a banana centre in and Private sector players, importance of regional trade securing a grant from National Saba Saba, Murang’a County emphasized the need to to the country’s economy Agricultural and Rural Inclu- prepares bananas ready for ascertain gaps in aflatoxin noting that over 150 trucks delivery from the collection surveillance and identify cross the border daily. sive Growth Project (NARIGP) centre to set up a Sh20 million facil- mitigation mechanisms to Kantaria revealed that Ken- ity, which will in turn help solve the problem at Kenya’s yan manufacturers import them add value to their banana Waihenya said, the group had entry points. many raw materials from products. already benefited with an in- He emphasized the need for Tanzania hence the need The chairman of the so- clusion grant of Sh300, 000 safe trade in the region, add- to enhance and emphasize ciety, Alex Kamau Muchoki which enabled the cooperative ing that sanitary standards quality. said, plans to acquire the grant to mobilize more members. must be maintained at the By Janet Rop (KNA) were at an advanced stage and “By facilitation of the grant, soon they will embark on con- Chairman of Saba Saba NARIGP project coordinator, John the cooperative society which structing the facility on a one- Agribusiness cooperative soci- Waihenya. has more than 1, 200 members Migori Women tipped to go for ety Mr. Alex Kamau speaking at acre piece of land, owned by their banana collection centre will incorporate others, and the cooperative society. in Murang’a county the country. One of the local we are also ready to support state funds to better their lives Currently the cooperative banana farmers, Julius Njeru the group with another grant Women in Migori County administered by the youth and collects bananas from both which will fetch high prices, lauded the move to set up a to do value chain by putting up have been urged to take advan- gender ministries, the local members and non-members thus increasing earnings to value addition facility saying a facility for banana processing tage of the funds available to women representative office of the organization and sells farmers. for more than 10 years, he has and ripening,” said Waihenya. them through several govern- and social services department. them to buyers from outside “We want to start manu- been selling bananas through NARIGP has so far spent ments’ initiatives to improve The administrator however the county. facturing banana jam, wine, the cooperative. Sh138 million to help some their living standards. regretted that not very many According to Muchoki, col- crisps and flour among other Njeru observed that despite 404 small groups in the region County Commissioner (CC) women had come out to take lective selling of the produce products, which will then earning better prices by chan- to boost their agricultural pro- Boaz Cherutich says it is only loans and start their businesses has helped farmers earn bet- be sold to supermarkets. The neling his produce through the ductivity and profitability. when the women are finan- in the area, something he said ter prices as brokers have been products will give us more in- society, value addition will “We are supporting a value cially empowered that they will was a worry to those involved locked out from accessing ba- come compared to just selling enable them get even better chain in four products within actively participate in nation in the programs, especially the nanas directly from the farms. green bananas for ripening,” returns. Murang’a county, namely ba- building. Women Enterprise Funds. He added that currently, stated Muchoki. “Bananas farming is quite nanas, avocado, poultry and “You have to take advantage of Records indicate that the local they buy bananas in terms of He underscored the impor- profitable and we are eagerly dairy cattle rearing. Currently the several avenues to financial women enterprise funds man- kilos saying, the mode has tance of banana farming say- waiting for the value addition many farmers in the county stability offered by the govern- agement returned a substan- saved farmers from being ex- ing, it is produced throughout facility which will help us earn are venturing into the four ment,” he said, adding that this tial amount of money to the ploited by middlemen. the year and can greatly sup- more,” he added. areas,” added Waihenya. had now been made easier after treasury last financial year due “Our members bring their port the government’s agenda Murang’a County NAR- A local farmer, Susan Njeri the government rolled out sev- to lack of applicants asking for bananas at our collection cen- on attaining food security in IGP Project Coordinator John Wanyoike lauded NARIGP for eral financial programs that are loans. tre in Saba Saba and we record the much needed training it serviced at lower rates. Cherutich however attributed the number of kilos of the pro- has offered them, thus ensur- Mr. Cherutich made the remarks this to lack of information about duce each farmer has deliv- ing increased production. when he briefed KNA on various the existence of the money on ered, then payments are done We want to start manufactur- “I started planting bananas development loan funds avail- the part of women and urged through their bank accounts,” in 2003 and since I joined able to women and the local government officials, especially noted Muchoki Tuesday when ing banana jam, wine, crisps and the cooperative, my earnings youth, most of which he regret- the gender ministry, the county KNA visited the centre. have increased. Thanks for the ted, were not reaching the tar- government and national gov- The chairman observed that flour among other products, which training we have been getting geted beneficiaries. ernment officials to educate with the envisaged value ad- from experts and the collective He named the funds as Women the masses on funds at their dition, they will be able to will then be sold to supermarkets selling of our produce,” added Enterprise Fund and women and disposal. come up with various products -Alex Kamau Muchoki Wanyoike. Youth Funds which are being By George Agimba
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