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The Kenya Gazette THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya (Registered as a Newspaperat the G.P.O.) Vol. CVITI—No. 54 NAIROBI, 21st July, 2006 Price Sh. 50 CONTENTS GAZETTE NOTICES GAZETTE NotTicEsS—(Contd.) PAGE : PAGE TheState Corporations Act—Appointment...............006. 1540 The Capital Markets Authority—-New Licence and REVOCATION ic ceeceecseeceeceseetesvapeeesesesesesesensepessetseseseneees 1583 The National Social Security Fund Act—-Appointment... 1540 . .. : , The Societies Rules—Registration, e€tC.........c cece 1583-1590 The Kenya Cultural Centre Act—Appointment............. 1540 . Disposal of Uncollected Goods 0... ccccsceeneteeeeeneeeres 1590 The Nairobi International Marathon -—Notification......... : 1540 . Closure of Private Roads and Footpaths...cscs , 1590 The Water Act—Intention to Make Rules .......ccceee 1542-1541 - : ; . : LOSS Of POLICIES oo... rete te ies ctnesecsseesetasreseesneeneessnens 1590-1591 The Copyright Act—Appointmentoer 1541 The Criminal Procedure Code—Appointment ................. 1541 Change of Names wooocesses onnetnnnennce 1591 The National Crime Research Centre Act— _ APPOINtMEN 0... cern ener neeteeteteesdeteraeeeseneeeentens 1541 SUPPLEMENTNo. 49 The Registration of Titles Act—Issue of Provisional ae Cettificates.oucccssscnunnuinntetetaneinctstinneiesese 1541-1542 Legislative Supplement The Registered Land Act—Issue of New Land Title : LEGAL NOTICE NO, Deeds, Cte. cecsccceccceeenssesncecseesnesereeneanseereassceeaeseeaseetes 42-1546 - eds, etc 1542 99—The Insurance (Amendment) Regulations, Customs and Excise Department—-Goods Held in 2006 Seoeesesveseeseseseavenseveacecerseadecssssesveneenausseanenseseniys 419 Customs Warehouse, Cte ....cccccccseesetseeessissesteereele 1546-1549 . Probate and Administration .............. "1550-1581 | : : SUPPLEMENTNo. 50 The Court of Appeal—Summer Vocation, 2006.............. 1582 The Physical Planning Act—-Completion of Part Acts, 2006 Development Plan, CC onener reeset {582 The Retirement Benefits (Amendment) Act, 2006 .... 15° The Companies Act—Winding-up, ete .ccsscsssienenee © 1582-1583 (Published as Special Issue on 19th July, 2006) {1539 1540 THE KENYA GAZETTE 21st July, 2006 CORRIGENDUM GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 5385 IN Gazette Notice No. 3145 of 2006, amend the deceased’s name THE NAIROBI INTERNATIONAL MARATHON printed as “SHEM ODERO OUKO”to read “PETER OGUTU PONDO”, whereit appears. NOTIFICATION IT IS notified for general information that a race to be known as , GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 5382 the Nairobi International Marathon shall be held annually on a Sunday THE STATE CORPORATIONS ACT in the month of October or Novemberin the City of Nairobi. (Cap. 446) The marathon shal! be held under the sponsorship by the Standard THE KENYAFILM COMMISSION Chartered Bank (K) Limited and staged under the aegis of Athletics Kenya (A.K.). : REVOCATION OF APPOINTMENT The objectives of the Marathonareto: EXERCISEof the powers conferred by section 7 (3) of the IN (a) Pay tribute to the important and successful task Kenyan Corporauons Act, I, Mwai Kibaki, President and Commander-in- State marathon runners have done and continue to do to keep the Forces of the Republic of Kenya, revoke the Chief of the Armed Kenya flag high on the international map; appointment of— (b) Provide opportunity for every Kenyan runner to achieve his or George O. Nyamweya—(Chairman), her potential in long distance running; Members: (c) Raise the profile of Kenya internationally; Ingolo wa Keya, (d) Help identify and provide an opportunity for local athletic Mark Mwithaga, talentto thrive; Jenny Pont, Albert Wandago, (e) Help to boost tourism in Kenya; Billy Mutta, JohnOkemwa, (f) Create a community eventfor the residents’ enjoyment; Nicholas A. Khamali, (g) Raise moneyfor the needy in the community; as members of the Board of the Kenya Film Commission. This notice (h) Attract sports sponsorship in the country; and is deemed to have come into effect on 19th April, 2006. (i) Empowerthe winnersfinancially through prize money. Dated the 29th May, 2006. , , MWAI KIBAKI, The route to be taken in 2006 has been agreed upon between the President. officials of the Ministry of Gender, Sports, Culture and Social Services, Athletics Kenya and the Church. GAZETTE NOTICE NO.5383 Dated the 12th July, 2006. THE NATIONAL SOCIAL SECURITY FUND ACT MAINA KAMANDA, (Cap. 258) Ministerfor Gender, Sports, Culture and Social Services. APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS.OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES IN EXERCISEofthe powers conferred by paragraph 1 of the First Schedule to the National Social Security Fund Act, the Minister for Labour and Human Resource Developmentappoints: GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 5386 Under paragraph 1 (d) G)— THE WATER ACT Karanja Kabage, (No. 8 of 2002) Jacqueline Mugo, PURSUANTto the provision of section 110 of the Water Act 2002, It is notified that the Minister for Water and Irrigation, in to be membersof the National Social Security Fund Board of Trustees, consultation with the Water Resources Management Authority for a period of three (3) years, with effect from 5th July, 2006. The appointment* of Gershom Konditi and Aram M. Mbui, is revoked. (W.R.M.A.), intends to make the following Rules. Dated the 6th July, 2006. , THE WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENTRULES,2006 : N. W. KULUNDU, The rules are intended to give effect to provisions of the Water Ministerfor Labour and Human Resource Development. Act, 2002 that relate to water resources management so as to promote *G.N. 5108/2004. better managementofnational water resources. A Summaryof the areas to be covered by the rules is shown in the GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 5384 schedule. THE KENYA CULTURAL CENTRE ACT Copies of draft rules are available for public inspection from the (Cap. 218) following centres: KENYA CULTURAL CENTRE COUNCIL (a) Ministry of Water and Irrigation, Maji House Library. APPOINTMENT (b) W.R.M.A.Head Office, 10th Floor, N.H.LF, Building. IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 3 (1) of the (c) W.R.M.A. Regional Offices in Kakamega, Kisumu, Nakuru, Kenya Cultural Centre Act, the Minister for Gender, Sports, Culture Machakos, Embu, Nanyuki. and Social Services appoints— (d) All District Water Offices Countrywide. NAZI MWAMBURA KIVUTHA _ Written comments on the draft rules in the format shown in the to be a member of the Kenya Cultural Centre Council. The report should be submitted within thirty (30) days from the date of appointment of Dennis Kashero*, is revoked. publication of this notice to any of the following offices: Dated the {2th July, 2006. (a) Chief Executive Officer, Water Resources Management MAINA KAMANDA, Authority (W.R.M.A.) National Office, N.H.I-F. Building, Ministerfor Gender, Sports, Nairobi. Culture and Social Services. *G.N. 4526/2005. (b). Regional Manager, W.R.M.A. Regional Offices. 21st July, 2006 THE KENYA GAZETTE 154] (c) District Co-ordinator W.R.M.A., District Water Offices. Criminal Procedure Code, the Attorney-General appoints— SCHEDULE Sylvester O: Ogello, Edward Sigei, The rules shall deal with matters. related to water resources managementand shall coverthe following areas: to be Public Prosecutors for purposes of the Copyright Act, 2001. (a) Water processing permit. Dated the 14th July, 2006. : S.A. WAKO, (b) Surface water use. Attorney-General. (c) Ground water use. (d) Water quality monitoring andeffluent discharge. GAZETTE NOTICE NO.5390 (e) Water works. THE NATIONAL CRIME RESEARCH CENTRE ACT (f)- Conditions of authorizations, permits and approved water uses. (No. 4 of 1997) : (g) Water use charges. APPOINTMENT OF COUNCIL MEMBERS (h) Conservation of riparian and catchmentareas. IT IS notified for information of the general public that the (i) Catchments managementstrategies. following are members of the Governing Council of the National Crime Research Centre under section 6 (2) of the Act: (j) Protected areas and ground water conservationareas. - Under paragraph (a)— (k) Resource classifications, the reserve and resource quality objectives. S. A. Wako, Attorey-General—(Chairman), (1) Schedule of forms. Under paragraph (6)— Justice Phillip K. Tunoi; (n) Technical reports. Under paragraph (c)— (o) Penalties. Maj.-General Mohamed Hussein Ali, Commissioner of Police; (p) Guidelines standards for water quality management. Under paragraph (d)— Date¢ the 11th July, 2006 Anne L. Ambwere, Commissionerof Social Services; MUTUA KATUKU, Under paragraph (e)— Ministerfor Water andIrrigation. Gilbert M. Omondi, Commissionerof Prisons; Under paragraph (f)—~ GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 5387 Jerim W. Odhiambo Oloo, Director of Probation; THE COPYRIGHT ACT (No, 12 ef 2001) Under paragraph (g)— APPOINTMENT Octavian N. Gakuru (Prof.), Paul P. W. Achola (Prof.), IN EXERCISE of the powers: conferred by section 6 (a) of the Francis Machira Apollos; . Copyright Act, 2001, the. Attorney-General appoints— Under paragraph (h)— JIMMI MAKOTSI Henry O. Ochido; to be the Interim Chairman of the Kenya Copyright Board. Under paragraph (i)— Dated the 14th July, 2006. ; S. A. WAKO, Keriako Tobiko. Attorney-General. Dated the 14th July, 2006. : S. A. WAKO, GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 5388” Attorney-General. THE COPYRIGHT ACT (No. 12 of 2001) APPOINTMENT GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 5391 IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 11 of the THE REGISTRATION OF TITLES ACT Copyright Act, 2001, the Attorney-General appoints— (Cap. 281, section 71) ISSUE OF A PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATE MARISELLA OUMA(MS.) WHEREAS(1) Beth Wambui James, (2) Janet Wambui Gathiga to be the Acting Executive Director of the Kenya Copyright Board. and (3) Esther Wanjiku Kiarie, as trustees of Gatundu
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