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Issue No. 17/2020-2021 +254 020 4920000 [email protected] Innovation, Millions to access technology driving Kenya’s clean water after 650 economic growth projects are finalized Cabinet Secretary says once country achieves 80 per cent water coverage by 2022, the government will embark on bridging the remaining 20 per cent water coverage by 2030

BY LISPER MACHOKA plans to expand the mandate (PCO) of the Kenya Water Institute BY CYRUS OGUNA This has improved the (KEWI) to make the training resident Uhuru ability of the government illions of Kenyans will facility more responsive to the Kenyatta recently to effectively exploit and soon have access to needs of the Water, Sanitation Plaunched several conserve Kenya’s re- Mclean, safe, affordable and irrigation Sector. ambitious technological sources. As this project and sustainable water sup- She said the objective of projects among them the is being undertaken by plies once the ongoing mas- the Ministry is to upgrade Nationwide Airborne Ge- Kenyans, it ensures the sive infrastructure projects the National Water Research ophysical Survey (NAGS), security of the data and implemented by the govern- function at the institute and the National Topographic the integrity of the pro- ment are complete.Water, strengthen consultancy and Mapping Project, the Na- ject. Sanitation and Irrigation advisory services to meet the tional Integrated Identity On the other hand, Cabinet Secretary Sicily growing needs of the water Management System the National Integrated Kariukisays the government sector. (NIIMS) and the National Identity Management is currently implementing “To ensure that KEWI real- Land Information Man- Systems (NIIMS) has 650 water projects across the izes its mandate, my ministry agement System. These created a national popu- country, all at different levels will continuously offer sup- projects are part of the lation register, which of completion. port to upgrade its infrastruc- wider government efforts serves as a single source Thepojectswill increasewa- tural development to meet to embrace technology of information on Ken- ter access to 80 per cent by the standards of a Centre of and innovation in service yan citizens and foreign 2022 Excellence”, said the CS delivery to citizens. They residents in the country. The CS spoke at the Nairobi The CS revealed that the are aimed at increasing Thanks to this system, South C-based Kenya Water Ministry, in conjunction with efficiency, accessibility Kenyans are now able to Institute (KEWI)during the the World Bank, have already and transparency of gov- access government ser- institutions 32nd graduation engaged a consultant to un- Water and Irrigation Cabinet Secretary Sicily Kariuki speaks during the ernment services. vices from anywhere, at ceremony where 549 gradu- dertake institutional reforms KEWI graduation ceremony The Nationwide Air- any time. ands received Diplomas and of KEWI operationsin prepa- borne Geophysical Sur- The Topographic Map- Certificates in various fields ration for the upgrade of the Big-4 development agenda by The Institute should also vey is being implemented ping project has updated of training related to the institution once the current producing professionals with focuson water research, to map nationwide re- the outdated datasets water sector. The ceremony Act is reviewed. the right skill-sets, knowl- technology and innovation sources to facilitate eco- previously used for was held virtually due to the The CS acknowledged that edge and attitude. development and transfer, so nomic planning and land demarcation in the challenges of the Covid-19 KEWI has a major role to play She pointed the key areas as to provide solutions to the development at the na- country. So far, 70% of pandemic. in developing the human cap- that should be of critical con- challenges in the water, sani- tional and county levels. the country’s topogra- She said once the country ital that will steer the country cern to the institute includ- tation and irrigation sector To date, two thirds of phy has been updated achieves 80 per cent water towards achieving its aspira- ing developing programmes The CS was accompa- the country have been with maps now avail- coverage by 2022, the gov- tions in the water sector . aimed at constant review and nied at the ceremony by mapped with the rest set able down to the location ernment will then embark on She said KEWI is well placed technological learning ac- Irrigation Secretary Aboud- to be completed by 2021. level. With this develop- bridging the remaining 20 per to contribute to the Sustain- cording to the sector needs Moevaand Secretary for This project provides ment, the government cent water coverage by 2030. able Development Goals (SDG as well as anticipated chal- Administration,Charles Keter. the government with has mapped out social The CS said the government No 6) ) and the Government’s lenges. concrete data on resource capability of the country. CONTINUED ON PAGE 7

2Billion 104M 10,000 142 M 100 650 Number of seedlings that Amount of money Narok Tobacco farmers in Amount set aside for the Kilometres expectant Water projects the The Week government targets to paid Kenya Medical Migori stranded with their facelift of Kerugoya/Kutus mothers in Tiaty travel government is currently In numbers plant by the year 2022. Supplies Authority produce after company municipality for specialized delivery implementing across the (KEMSA) as a pending bill closed shop services country H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G

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For Superior Kenyan Animal Genetics For Superior Multimedia University of Kenya TENDER NOTICE P.O BOX 15653 -00503, NAIROBI Tel. +254 20 2071391, Fax: +254 20 2071247 The Kenya Animal Genetic Resources Centre (KAGRC) is a State Corporation under the Ministry of Agricul- ture, Livestock, Fisheries & Cooperatives mandated to produce, preserve, conserve and distribute animal genetic materials. INVITATION TO TENDER Multimedia University of Kenya invites sealed bids from eligible bidders for the following tender: TENDER NO. TENDER NAME KAGRC 001/2020/2021 PROVISION OF MEDICAL INSURANCE COVER FOR BOARD MEMBERS Tender no: Tender name Tender Security Closing Date Target AND STAFF Amount (Kshs) Group MMU/MI/10/2020-2021/ Provision of Medical 600,000.00 10th November Open to Interested candidates may obtain the tender documents with the complete qualification criteria from the 2021-2022 Insurance Covers for 2020 at 10.30am General Centre’s Revenue office located at the administration block A, on Kapenguria road, off Lower Kabete road MMU Staff & Council Public upon payment of a non-refundable fee of Kshs 1,000.00 in cash or Bankers cheque payable to Kenya Ani- Members mal Genetic Resources Centre during normal working hours on week days. Tender documents may also be downloaded from our website www.kagrc.go.ke and www.tenders.go.ke free of charge. Interested bidders may download tender documents free of charge from the University’s website: www.mmu.ac.ke or PPIP Portal: tenders.go.ke Tenderers who download the documents from the website Completed bid documents in plain sealed envelopes, marked only with the tender number, tender name MUST forward their particulars (Name and Contacts) to [email protected] for recording and/or for the and bearing no indication of the tenderer should be addressed to: purposes of receiving any further clarifications/addenda. Managing Director Kenya Animal Genetic Resources Centre Prices quoted should be net inclusive of all taxes, and delivery costs, must be in Kenya Shillings and shall remain P.O Box 23070-00604 valid for ninety (90) days from the closing date of the tender. Lower Kabete, Nairobi Completed tape bound tender documents with all pages serialized shall be enclosed in plain sealed enve- and be deposited in the tender box situated at the reception area of the administration block A not later lopes clearly marked “Tender Name and Reference Number with the instructions “Do not open before the closing date & time” and should be addressed to: - than 10th NOVEMBER, 2020, at 10.00am. Late bids will be rejected and returned unopened. Opening of the tenders will take place immediately thereafter in the presence of the tenderers or their representatives Vice Chancellor who choose to attend. Multimedia University of Kenya Magadi Road, P.O. Box 15653 -00503, NAIROBI MANAGING DIRECTOR to be deposited in the Tender Box located at the Ground Floor of the Administration Block or sent by post so as to be received on or before the dates indicated above. Tenders shall be opened in the Admin Conference, Administration Block immediately thereafter in the presence of bidders or representatives who wish to attend. P.O. Box 23070-00604, Lower Kabete, Nairobi, Kenya. Cell Phone: 0728899767/ 0737540670, Only one representative per bidder will be allowed during tender opening. Landline: 020-2064018, 4181325/6 DL: 020-4180024, Fax: 4181328/2064017 Email: [email protected], Web: www.kagrc.co.ke ISO 9001:2008 “Let’s all help to achieve a safe and sustainable environment” QMS Certified Riding on Technology, Inspiring Innovation

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PUBLIC NOTICE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FISHERIES AND THE COOPERATIVES REQUEST FOR MEMORANDUM TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT STATE DEPARTMENT FOR FISHERIES, AQUACULTURE AND THE BLUE ECONOMY OF THE NATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL AQUACULTURE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (ABDP) FRAMEWORK

The Government has developed a draft National Supply Chain Management Professional Framework that IFAD LOAN NO: 2000002052 - Aquaculture Business Development Programme provides a system of competence and national qualifications geared towards streamlining the professional qualifications in Procurement/Supply Chain Management (PSCM) offered by various institutions in Kenya.

SPECIFIC PROCUREMENT NOTICE (SPN) The objectives of the Framework are to:

i. Inform the development of Professional PSCM curricula and relevant accreditation of PSCM NATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING (NCB) programmes; ii. Provide consistent reference for the profession and professional qualification/certification in PSCM; Tender Reference No: Item Description Eligibility iii. Guide PSCM practitioners to identify strengths and areas for development through self-assessment, appraisal and as a way of providing structured feedback; MOALF/SDFA&BE/ABDP/NCB/ Supply and Delivery of Fruit Tree Seedlings Special Group (Youth, Women iv. Inform recruitment processes of Supply Chain Management Professionals; 2020-2021/004 and PWDs) v. Stimulate discussions around PSCM competencies; vi. Inform the development of public procurement systems and processes; Aquaculture Business Development Programme (ABDP) is a partnership between the Government of Kenya, and the vii. Inform the design and delivery of PSCM capacity building and continuous professional development International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD). The Programme is expected to be completed in April 2026. It is programmes; implemented by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Cooperatives and supervised by IFAD. The Programme viii. Align PSCM practice in Kenya with the global SCM best practices; and Development objective is to increase the incomes, food security and nutritional status of the wider communities of poor ix. Promote ethical behavior/conduct among PSCM professionals. rural households involved in aquaculture in the targeted Counties, with progress indicated by the percentage of beneficiaries reporting increased annual net income and the percentage increase in national annual fish consumption. To enhance inclusive decision making and fulfil the provisions of article 232 (1) of the Constitution that provides for involvement of people in the process of policy making, key stakeholders and members of the Public are The Programme intends to use proceeds of the loan to procure Fruit Trees Seedlings for programme implementation. requested to provide a memorandum on issues to be addressed in the framework. The Seedlings will be supplied to Forty Five (45) Community Dams in Fifteen (15) Counties.

Interested eligible bidders may download the complete tender document from the Procuring entity website www.kilimo. The draft National Supply Chain Management Professional Framework can be accessed on our website go.ke or www.abdpcu.org or suppliers.treasury.go.ke free of charge. www.treasury.go.ke.

Completed tender documents should be submitted in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked with the Tender No. MOALF/ In light of the foregoing, members of the Public are requested to submit to us a memorandum on issues of SDFA&BE/ABDP/NCB/2020-2021/004 and addressed to: interest for consideration. The memorandum should be submitted via email to [email protected] or in hard The Programme Coordinator, copy addressed to the Principal Secretary, National Treasury, P.O BOX 30007, Nairobi, to be received by Aquaculture Business Development Programme 13th November 2020. P.O. Box 904-10100, Nyeri must be delivered to and deposited in the Tender Box situated on the Reception Area of ABDP office in Nyeri, off Kamakwa A public Participation forum will be held at Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) on Road, Opposite Nyeri Golf Club on or before Wednesday 11th November, 2020 at 11.00am. 13th November, 2020 from 9.00am- 1.00 pm.

th Tenders will be opened at ABDP Boardroom on 11 November 2020 at 11.30am. Due to the Covid – 19 containment Julius Muia PhD, CBS measures, vendors will not be allowed to attend. However, they may request for the Tender Opening minutes at least 24 PRINCIPAL SECRETARY/NATIONAL TREASURY hours after opening. 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 27, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 3

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INVITATION TO TENDER CAREER OPPORTUNITIES The Kenya National Commission for UNESCO(KNATCOM) invites sealed proposals from eligible medical insurance underwriters approved and licensed by IRA for provision of medical Insurance Covers as detailed here below;- The Kenya National Commission for UNESCO is a State Corporation established under the KNATCOM Act 2013 which aims to advance UNESCO’s agenda in Kenya by contributing to peace and sustainable devel- opment, through promotion of international standards and best practices in the five fields of UNESCO’s No. Tender Name Tender No. Bid Security Eligibility Closing Date competence namely: Education, Natural Sciences, Social & Human Sciences, Culture and Communication & Information. 1 Tender for Provision KNCU/17/2020-2021 Bid Security of Open to IRA 13th November,2020 for Staff Medical 100,000.00 Registered To enable it fulfil its mandate, the Commission wishes to recruit dynamic, result-oriented and self-driven (In/Out Patient), Underwrites persons to fill the following vacant positions specifically under the terms and conditions advertised: Group Life & Only Personal Accident Insurance Covers Advert No. Post Grade Vacancy

KNCU/01/2020 Director, Communication & Information KNC 3/E1 1 -post Tender Documents containing detailed specifications can be downloaded free of charge from our website www.unesco.go.ke or obtained from the Procurement Office on 15th Floor upon payment of a non-refundable fee KNCU/02/2020 Director, Culture KNC 3/E1 1 -post of One thousand shillings only (Ksh.1,000.00) KNCU/03/2020 Corporation Secretary and Director, Legal KNC 3/E1 1 -post Services Completed Tender Documents enclosed in a plain sealed envelopes clearly marked with Tender Number and Tender Name should be deposited in the Tender Box situated at The Kenya National Commission for UNESCO offices KNCU/04/2020 Manager, Finance & Accounts KNC 4/D5 1 -post on 14th Floor NBK Building Reception along Harambee Avenue before the Closing date and time and shall be addressed to;- KNCU/05/2020 Director – Research & Consultancy KNC 3/E1 1-post

The Secretary General/CEO For details of the job descriptions, specifications and application procedures, please visit the Commission’s Kenya National Commission for UNESCO website www.unesco.go.ke. National Bank Building 16th Floor, Harambee Avenue P.O Box 72107-00200 All applications should be received on or before 25th November 2020. Nairobi NB. Only shortlisted and successful candidates will be contacted. So as to be received on or before 13th November,2020 at 11.00 am. Tenders shall be opened at KNATCOM Board room at 14th Floor immediately after closing time in the presence of tenderers or representatives who may choose to attend. SECRETARY GENERAL/CEO

KNATCOM is an equal opportunity employer. Women, Youth and PWDs are encouraged to apply.

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ADVERTS H 4 | S Government rolls out nationwide tree planting drive to enhance forest cover BY CHRIS MAHANDARA (KNA) paign in Kisumu, which is a TENDER NOTICE

he Ministry of Environ- pilot county, Dr. Kiptoo said The Kenya Broadcasting Corporation invites interested and eligible tenderers to partic- ment and Natural Re- a multi-agency commit- ipate in the following tender: sources has rolled out a tee co-chaired by the County T TENDER NO. TENDER DESCRIPTION national tree planting cam- Commissioner and County paign to help the country at- Governor will oversee the im- 12/KBC/2020-21 DIGITIZATION OF HERITAGE MATERIAL tain 10% forest cover. plementation of the campaign. The initiative to be imple- The PS decried the poor for- A complete set of tender documents may be downloaded by interested candidates from the Corporation website; www.kbc.co.ke, tenders.go.ke or obtain hard copy mented across the 47 counties, est cover in the region urging from Procurement Manager’s Office at Broadcasting House Harry Thuku Road. targets to plant two billion the multi-agency teams to step Interested candidates will be required to register by paying non refundable fees of Ksh 1,000 in cash or bankers Cheque payable to Kenya Broadcasting Corporation cashier seedlings by the year 2022. up efforts to address the gap. situated on harry Thuku Road before the deadline of returning the completed docu- Environment Principal Sec- So far, Kisumu has 0.44%, ment. (Kshs.1000/= not applicable to youth, women and PWD), Bidders download- retary (PS) Dr. Chris Kiptoo Siaya 0.42, Homa Bay 0.26%, ing the tender document from the website are required to immediately forward their particulars for records and for the purposes of receiving any further tender clarifications said, the Kenya Forestry Re- Migori 0.62, Kisii 2.62 and Ny- and/or addendums to KBC Procurement Office or [email protected]. search Institute (KEFRI) will amira 7%. Completed tender documents must be submited in plain sealed envelopes clearly provide assorted certified The campaign will be es- marked with respective tender numbers and addressed to:- seeds to be issued to commu- calated to cover the entire Managing Director, nities, government institutions Principal Secretary (PS) in the Ministry of Environment and Forestry Nyanza region before being Kenya Broadcasting Corporation, and non-state organizations to rolled out to the other counties P.O. Box 30456-00100, Dr. Chris Kiptoo inspecting tree seedlings at Menara tree nursery in NAIROBI produce tree seedlings. Muhoroni Kisumu county. nationally. Kenya Forest Service (KFS), Speaking during the same OR he said has embarked on li- seedbeds will benefit from are to be shared amongst the occasion, Kisumu Governor Be deposited in the tender box at the Main Gate Broadcasting House on or before 10th November 2020 at 10.00 am. Submitted bids will be opened immediately thereafter censing individuals and or- the free KEFRI seedlings after counties based on the avail- Prof. Anyang Nyong’o said his at the KBC VIP Canteen in the presence of bidders or representatives who wish to ganizations to produce the tree which they will be supplied for ability of space and the current government was committed attend. seedlings to make the exercise planting at designated points forest cover. to planting Sh40 million tree MANAGING DIRECTOR a success. within the respective counties. Speaking Wednesday dur- seedlings to support the na- The PS said only licensed The two billion seedlings ing the launch of the cam- tional afforestation agenda.

MINISTRY OF ENERGY

INVITATION TO TENDER

TENDER REF NO : MOE/ONT/02/2020-2021 TENDER NOTICE

SUPPY, INSTALLATION, TESTING AND COMMISSIONING OF INVITATION TO TENDER 62No. PREFABRICATED DOMESTIC 8-10M3 BIOGAS PLANTS The Kenya Electricity Transmission Company Limited (KETRACO) is a State Corporation wholly owned by the Government of Kenya. Its mandate is to plan, design, construct, own, operate and maintain high voltage USING COW DUNG. electricity transmission lines and associated substations. KETRACO invites sealed bids from all interested and eligible firms for various works on transmission lines. The Ministry of Energy invites sealed tenders from eligible candidates to undertake Supply, Installation, Testing and Commissioning of 62No. Prefabricated Domestic 8-10m3 biogas plants, using cow dung as the feedstock. The works KETRACO tenders run on SAP ARIBA e–procurement platform and therefore tender documents detailing the will be carried out in three (3) lots spread in four (4) counties, as shown below: - requirements may be viewed at KETRACO e–procurement portal found on the KETRACO website Lot 1. - 28 No. (Makueni) th Lot 2. - 18 No. (Siaya & Busia) (www.ketraco.co.ke) starting from Tuesday 27 October 2020. Lot 3 - 16 No. Narok Complete bid documents should be electronically submitted through this system on or before the closing Bidders can tender for one or more lots and the lowest evaluated most responsive bid in each lot will be recom- dates as indicated below: - mended for award. 1.1 Interested eligible candidates may obtain further information from and inspect the tender documents at No. Tender Reference Tender Description Tender Closing date Head of Supply Chain Management Services, Ministry of Energy, Kawi House Block A on 1st floor Supply Number Chain Management Office during normal working hours. 1 KETRACO/PT/013/2020 Emergency Restoration System (ERS) 24th November, 2020 1.2 A complete set of tender documents may be obtained by interested candidates upon payment of non-refund- Towers for Operation and Maintenance able fees of Kenya Shillings One Thousand (1,000.00) in cash at Mezzanine floor, cash office Kawi House. 2 KETRACO/PT/014/2020 Foundation Repair Works and Tower 1st December, 2020 1.3 The document may also be downloaded free of charge from IFMIS Suppliers portal www.supplier.treasury. Erection for Damaged Towers along go.ke and/or Ministry of Energy website: www.energy.go.ke . Bidders who download the tender document Garsen – Lamu 220kV Transmission Line must arrange to register with the Supply Chain Management Office their particulars including the company 3 KETRACO/PT/015/2020 Re – Routing of Mangu – Githambo 132kV 8th December, 2020 name, postal, physical, and telephone address for the purposes of receiving any further tender clarifications Transmission Line section between Towers and /or addendum if need be. 156 - 159 1.4 Prices quoted should be net inclusive of all taxes, must be in Kenya Shillings and shall remain valid for 120 4 KETRACO/PT/016/2020 Design, Construction & Commissioning 9th December, 2020 days from the closing date of the tender. of Temporal By – Pass and Permanent 1.5 The tender documents must be paginated. Reconstruction of a section on 132kV Sondu – Kisumu Transmission Line 1.6 A proposed Works Programme MUST be submitted 5 KETRACO/PT/017/2020 Anti – Theft Bolts and Nuts for all 2nd December, 2020 1.7 The tender Security to be submitted is Two (2) percent of the total value of the Tender Sum and should be in Transmission Line Towers form of a bank guarantee from a bank recognized by Central Bank Kenya or an insurance guarantee from a firm approved by Public Procurement Regulatory Authority. 1.8 Completed tender documents are to be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes marked with tender reference Tender enquiries, clarifications and/or addendums to be channeled through [email protected]; [email protected]. number and be deposited in the Tender Box at the Ministry of Energy, Kawi House Block A, 1st Floor or be addressed to Bids will be opened electronically promptly thereafter in the presence of the Tenderers or their Principal Secretary, representatives who choose to attend in KETRACO Supply Chain Management Offices located at KAWI Ministry of Energy, Complex, Block B, Popo Lane, off Red Cross Road, South C, Nairobi. Kawi House P.O. Box 30582-00100 Nairobi So as to be received on or before 17th November, 2020 at 10:00 am East African Time. SENIOR MANAGER, SUPPLY CHAIN 1.9 Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the Candidates or their representatives FOR MANAGING DIRECTOR who choose to attend at the Ministry of Energy, P.O. Box 30582-00100 – Board Room on 3rd floor, Kawi House.

Head, Supply Chain Management Services For: PRINCIPAL SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF ENERGY 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 27, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 5

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INVITATION TO TENDER KENYA MEDICAL SUPPLIES AUTHORITY(KEMSA) The University of Embu invites interested and eligible bidders for the tenders described below : TENDER NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION MANDATORY SITE Tel No.: 254 20 3922000, Fax No: 245 20 3922400, www.kemsa.co.ke , VISIT Email: [email protected] Commercial Street, Industrial Area P.O B Box 47715-00100,GPO Nairobi, Kenya UoEm/ 04//2020-2021 For Provision of Security N/A Services AGRICULTURE AND FOOD AUTHORITY (AFA) INVITATION FOR TENDER (IFT) NOTICE UoEm/ 05//2020-2021 For Provision of Cleaning 4th November, 2020 Services at 11.00am TENDER NOTICE Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA) has set aside funds for The documents can be downloaded FREE from the website www.embuni. use in procurement of Insurance Brokerage Services for the FY ac.ke and in the Public Procurement Information Portal. Completed documents in Plain Sealed Envelopes clearly marked Agriculture and Food Authority invites sealed tenders from interest- 2020/2022. “Tender No ……….” Addressed to: ed and eligible bidders in the tender listed below: The Vice-Chancellor, University of Embu The Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA) on behalf of the Gov- P.O. Box 6 – 60100, EMBU. INTAKE ernment of Kenya, Ministry of Health herewith invites sealed tender for: ONGOING Tel: 0714243682 January 2021 No. Tender Ref No. Tender Eligibility Closing Date (Procurement Office) for Name Website:www.embuni.ac.ke; Certificate, Diploma # Tender No. Tender Tender Eligi- Email:[email protected] & Degree Programmes. 1. AFA/T/05/2020-2021 Supply and National Wednesday, For more info visit Description Closing Date bility www.embuni.ac.ke delivery of Open 4th November Be sent OR: Be deposited in the Tender Cotton Tender 2020 at Box at University of Embu so as to reach Pesticides 11.30 a.m. th him on or before 11th November, 2020 2 KEMSA/ONT7/ Provision Insur- 10 November, Open at 11.00 am. 2020-2022 ance Brokerage 2020 at 10.00am to all Tender documents will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of bidder representatives who choose to attend in the Procurement Boardroom. Tender documents with detailed information and instructions may Services Interested bidders are requested to write and email indicating the preferred date of site visit to enable be viewed and downloaded from Agriculture and Food Authority us schedule in order to observe Ministry of Health COVID-19 protocols. Those who shall attend the website- http://www.afa.go.ke and Suppliers Portal PP1P- site visit MUST wear a mask. http://www.tenders.go.ke free of charge. Tender documents detailing the requirements of the above tenders Note: University of Embu does not levy any fees in order to award tenders may be obtained from KEMSA Website: http:/www.kemsa.co.ke/ KASNEB PROFFESSIONAL COURSES OFFERED AT CPA PARTS 1-6; tenders and PPIP Portal: tenders.go.ke. ACCOUNTING TECHNICIANS AT DIPLOMA LEVELS 1-3 ACTING DIRECTOR GENERAL All KNUT and KUPPET members and their spouses qualify for a 16% tuition fee waiver for all programmes KEMSA: YOUR PARTNER IN HEALTHCARE ISO 27001:2013 Certified Knowledge Transforms ISO 9001:2015 Certified

KARATINA UNIVERSITY Inspiring Innovation and Leadership Kagochi, Karatina, Nyeri ADVERTISEMENT FOR VACANT POSITIONS P.O BOX 1957-10101 Karatina Email: [email protected], Website: www.karu.ac.ke Geothermal Development Company (GDC) is 100% state-owned company registered under the Companies Act (CAP 486) of the Laws of Kenya. It was incorporated in the year 2008 as a special purpose vehicle to accelerate the development of Geothermal Energy in Kenya under the umbrella of the Ministry of Energy (MoE). GDC is a leader in development of Green Energy INVITATION TO TENDER GDC is seeks to recruit interested and qualified individuals to join the Management Team in the following vacant positions:

No Vacancy Reference No Position JG No of OPEN TENDERS AND SUPPLIERS REGISTRATION vacancies Karatina University invites tenders from interested eligible bidders for the under listed works and registration of 1 GDC/HRP/ICT/01/2020 Manager, Information Communication Technology GD3 1 suppliers. 2 GDC/HRP/PROP/01/2020 Manager, Property Management GD3 1 ITEM TENDER NUMBER DESCRIPTION ELIGIBILITY CLOSING/ CLOSING/ 3 GDC/HRP/ADMIN/01/2020 Manager, Administration GD3 1 OPENING DATE OPENING 4 GDC/HRP/INFRA/01/2020 Manager, Infrastructure GD3 1 DATE AND TIME 5 GDC/HRP/GRM/01/2020 Manager, Geothermal Resource Management GD3 1 OPEN TENDERS 6 GDC/HRP/LS/01/2020 Manager, Legal Services GD3 1 1. KarU/OT/004/2020-2021 Supply, delivery, Open 10thNovember,2020 12.00 Noon 7 GDC/HRP/CPS/01/2020 Manager, Corporate Planning & Strategy GD3 1 installation, testing and 8 GDC/HRP/PROJ/01/2020 Manager, Project Management GD3 1 commissioning of stand by generator 9 GDC/HRP/HRS/01/2020 Manager, Human Resource Services GD3 1 2. KarU/OT/005/2020-2021 Structured Cabling, Open 10thNovember,2020 2.30 PM 10 GDC/HRP/GRA/01/2020 Manager, Geothermal Resource Assessment GD3 1 IP-PABX, CCTV and 11 GDC/HRP/RQA/01/2020 Manager, Risk Quality & Assurance GD3 1 Access control installation works A detailed scope of the requirements for each position can be found on the website www.gdc.co.ke 3. KarU/OT/006/2020-2021 Air Condition and Open 11thNovember,2020 12.00 Noon Application requirements Mechanical ventilation NB: Candidates interested in the above position are expected to fulfill the requirements of Chapter 6 of the Constitution of works Kenya. Specifically, attach valid/current clearance copies of the following (Mandatory):- REGISTRATION OF SUPPLIERS FOR 2020-2022 FINANCIAL YEARS 1. Tax compliance certificate from Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA); 2. Clearance certificate from Higher Education Loans Board(HELB); 4. Various categories for Registration of suppliers Refer to the 12thNovember,2020 12.00 Noon 3. Clearance from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC); good, works and services for financial years 2020- invitation to 4. Certificate of Good Conduct from the Directorate of Criminal Investigation; 2022 tenderers in 5. Clearance Certificate from Credit Reference Bureau. the bid Evidence of ongoing clearance is admissible subject to the satisfactory results (Presentation of the requisite documents from the document relevant institution before the selection process)

Suitably qualified candidates should apply in confidence indicating the Job reference No. on both the application and envelope and Interested and eligible contractors/suppliers may view and download tender documents free of charge from the Uni- send to the address below enclosing CVs with full details of education background, professional qualifications and attach versity’s website: www.karu.ac.ke or the PPIP tender portal: www.tenders.go.ke Enquiries may be sent via email copies of certificates, relevant testimonials and National Identity Card. to [email protected] Applications may be deposited at our head Office, KAWI HOUSE, 4th Floor, Popo Road, South C, along Red Cross Road, in the Application Box, posted or emailed to: Completed tender documents should be deposited in the Tender Box placed at the Administration Block at Karatina University (Main Campus) on or before the closing date and time as indicated above. Late submission will not be The Managing Director & CEO, accepted. Geothermal Development Company Limited, P.O. Box 100746 – 00101, The tenders MUST be submitted in two (2) copies, one marked ‘ORIGINAL’’ and the other one marked ‘COPY’’ NAIROBI, KENYA Email: [email protected] Sealed tenders must be marked with the tender name and reference number and addressed to:

All applications should be received not later than twenty one (21) days from the date of this advert. The Vice Chancellor, Karatina University “GDC is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and gender equality.” P.O Box 1957-10101, KARATINA “Please note that only shortlisted candidates shall be contacted”. Any form of canvassing shall lead to automatic disqualification. Tenders will be opened as scheduled above, opening will take place in the Conference Hall at the Main Campus, Kagochi, Karatina, in the presence of bidders or their representatives who wish to attend.

Further information is available at www.karu.ac.ke

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Publishing giant, Kenya Literature Bureau, adopts e-marketing as it goes international With the transition into the digital world becoming more prominent by the day, the world of publishing has been affected by technology too. The Kenya literature Bureau (KLB), a parastatal under the Ministry of Education, has stood tall to take a lead in the publishing and printing industry inspite of the emerging challenges. KLB Managing Director, Victor K. Lomaria, spoke to MyGov’s Michael Okidi on a wide range of issues about the publishing and printing sector. Excerpts from the interview are reproduced below. In summary, please tell us when of the threat posed by technological Kenya Literature Bureau was estab- changes, moved to e-publishing and lished, and under what legal provisions. selling of its works. We now host our The precursor to the Kenya Lit- digital publications on various on- erature Bureau (KLB) was the East line platforms to ensure global reach. African Literature Bureau (EALB), Based on hosting rights given to us established in 1947 as the first ever by Amazon online marketing com- publishing house in East Africa. pany, we are now able to publicize The collapse of the first East African our digital publications across Africa Community in 1977 saw the transfer and beyond the continent, enabling of the EALB to the Ministry of Educa- us a customer reach from far and tion as a Department. It later became wide. Similarly, KLB has developed a state corporation after Parliament own mobile app, hosted by Google enacted the Kenya Literature Bureau Play store. The mobile app is easy to Act, Cap 209 of 1980. download, enabling access to pay- ment channels like credit cards and Why was it necessary to establish other mobile payment channels. KLB? What are its mandates and ob- The current Covid-19 pandemic 30 counties for the production of plete when it is littered with com- ing on the quality and competence jectives? has also offered a fresh dimension of branded learning materials for them, petitors and rivals offering daily of our innovative, skilled and com- The Kenya Literature Bureau was challenges that require new strate- and we are in discussion with the challenges. KLB is not immune to mitted staff to attain top spot in the established to fill the then existing gies to surmount. Since nobody esti- other remaining counties for similar this competition within the pub- industry. We also seek to re-engineer gap in the publishing and printing mated the extent of the ramifications engagements. lishing industry, and they include our business operational processes by sector. It is mandated to publish, of the pandemic, its eventual impact We won a huge Government ten- serious industry players like Oxford integrating ICT in key areas to ensure print and distribute literary, educa- was as devastating to the publishing der for the publishing and distribu- University Press, Longhorn Pub- easy and timely delivery of services. tional, digital and electronic materi- industry as it affected other sectors of tion of 50 million books to schools lishers, Moran Publishers, Spotlight We are also lining up strategies to als and works of varied descriptions. the economy. countrywide between 2017 and 2018, Publishers, Mountaintop Publishers, diversify our activities and venturing KLB is designed to ensure affordabil- for which we brought down prices Jomo Kenyatta Foundation and East into new, relevant areas to expand ity of knowledge materials, promote The emerging technological develop- by over 60 per cent as part of our African educational Publishers. Their our revenue base and remain domi- literary works of talented authors ments, especially digital technology, mandate to avail affordable learn- presence in the market means that nant in the market. We will strive to and promote, nurture and encourage must have affected the publishing sec- ing materials to schools. Similarly, diversification and adoption of new engage strong monitoring and evalu- a reading culture in the country. tor in this country. KLB has signed deals with several and emerging ways must be empha- ation systems to inform, manage and KLB is mandated to promote the The rapid technological changes constituencies for the publishing sized at every given opportunity. direct the activities of the Bureau. production of low cost adult liter- witnessed in the last few decades and distribution of school revision acy, educational, cultural and sci- have obviously called for re-strate- materials, while the Bureau has also What are the challenges you encoun- KLB is launching its new strategic entific literature and materials and gizing to ensure we keep pace with developed Constituency Based Cur- ter in executing your mandate and how plan tomorrow. Please give us a sneak make them available for distribution the emerging market trends. The riculum (CBC) materials for Prepara- are you surmounting them? preview of what the plan looks like. within and outside Kenya. publishing and printing tools of yes- tory Grades 1 and 2; early grade years Challenges are an inevitable part The KLB Strategic Plan 2020- Similarly, it translates and avails teryears slowly have become obso- and upper primary grades. of any business concern. The Covid- 2024 heavily leans on our vision of works of interest and value to the lete, resulting in high replacement We have also won 11 out of 12 slots 19 pandemic has so far presented the a knowledgeable and inspired so- public, and assists authors within expenditures. KLB is in the process presented to bid for supply of school biggest challenge to the publishing cietyand our mission to provide in- and outside Kenya, through finan- of undertaking ICT integration on its books, making KLB the biggest ap- industry in this country. Its devas- novative and competitive publishing cial incentives, to produce scholarly key business systems and processes proved supplier of school books for tating effect on school programmes and printing solutions. It is hinged works. to keep abreast of the rapid techno- Grade 5; while there have also been meant that publishers could not pub- on four key pillars, namely; financial As a commercial enterprise, KLB logical changes. As mentioned above, approvals for supply of various book lish or distribute any learning mate- sustainability, customer centricity, generates its own revenue and even consumption trends for literary ma- categories for grades 1 to 3. rials. At KLB, our diversification into operational efficiency and effective- pays corporate tax to the Govern- terials keep changing with the entry Outside Kenya, KLB has a foothold commercial printing has ensured the ness, and organizational capacity ment, relying entirely on its own of digital books and materials. KLB in Rwanda where we won tenders for Bureau’s financial base is not seri- development, through which it is ex- internally generated revenue for its has subsequently embraced e-pub- the publication, supply and distribu- ously shaken by the pandemic. pected to steer and retain the Bureau operations. Though a Government lishing and marketing to keep pace tion of school books in 2016, 2017 and The threat of piracy and illegal re- at the apex of publishing and printing parastatal, KLB does not receive any with the emerging trends locally and 2018; while a number of KLB titles production of original works has also sector. budgetary allocations from the na- beyond our national borders. have also received approval for sup- been a big challenge, and though we tional Treasury. ply in the Ugandan book market. are putting in place several measures, Where do you see the country’s pub- What milestones can you cite as hav- Apart from educational set books, the agents of piracy keep mutating lishing industry in a few years to come? The publishing industry in this coun- ing been achieved by Kenya Literature KLB also publishes autobiographies, into new and even worse attackers. Without any fear of contradiction, try has undergone several changes. Bureau since its inception? story books, native language study Paper quality is a key issue in and with absolute confidence as a What can you say has changed in the As a key Government parastatal, books and career guides for school printing. Given that we have to im- major industry driver, I can say that past few years and how are you coping KLB prides itself in a strong financial leavers. We have also collaborated port quality paper, the expenses in- the publishing and printing indus- with the emerging changes? independence, a strong institutional with the Kenya National Examina- volved are quite prohibitive, making try is not only bright, but will keep It is true the publishing industry management base and a service tions Council (KNEC) as their official it expensive to come up with a pub- growing into new heights. Contrary is undergoing daily changes, calling reputation that transcends Kenya’s designers, printers and distributors lication. to fears advanced by some theorists, for a match-up from industry play- national borders. Not only do we rely of the Four Figure Mathematical Sets. books will not go away, even as digi- ers like KLB. Key among the changes wholly on our own internal budget- What are KLB’s future plans, and do tization seems to have invaded the relate to technological advance- ary systems, we also pay corporate Kenya Literature Bureau, just like these plans propose any radical changes publishing sector. The book market ments, which now require authors tax to the Government. any other industry players, must have to the country’s publishing sector? remains unfazed by the digital inva- and other players to keep pace with KLB’s achievements are many to contend with competitors and rivals. The aim of KLB is to grow into a sion, and never shall e-books com- the latest developments if they have and diverse. We have now signed a Who are your rivals/competitors? dominant player in the publishing pletely replace physical books. to survive. KLB has, in cognizance memorandum of understanding with The business world is only com- and printing industry by leverag- 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 27, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 7 Government leveraging innovation and technology to transform Kenya’s economic landscape, empower youth

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 The data obtained from e-government services have illicit trade. The adoption of has helped to reduce crimein- opening up opportunities for these projects is useful to both extended government service technology within the revenue cluding robbery and muggings them to be self -employed. National and County gov- provision to all Kenyans re- system has seen corruption within the Central Business Moreover, all the recent amenities such as schools, ernments for environmental gardless of location. loopholes being sealed lead- Districtsthereby spurring technological projects have hospitals and police stations resource analysis, land use Technology is also embed- ing to an increase of 18.8% in growth of small and medium been done using local exper- and is planning for more fa- planning, location analysis, ded within the tax system revenue collected in the just enterprisessuch as electronics tise, giving opportunity for our cilities. Additionally, citizens utility and infrastructure plan- with Kenyans now able to ac- ended financial year. and mobile money shops. young professionals to hone can now track the progress of ning, real estate analysis, tax cess various tax services in- Within the security sector, Through technology, the their skills in fields previously government projects within appraisals, marketing and de- cluding registering for taxes, technology has been used to government is living up to its thought too complex or only their localities and engage in mographic analysis and habi- declaring and paying taxes improve Kenyans safety and promise to empower the youth done by foreigners. Addition- e-commerce activities. tat studies. including turn over tax and security thereby enhancing and create jobs. The Ajira Digi- ally, this has saved the coun- The government is also using These are among the pro- even verifying all KRA ser- the business environment in tal Program, launched in late try billions of shillings which technology to solve the per- jects through which the gov- vices online without having the country. The government 2016, is a government initiative would have been spent in out- ennial issues within the land ernment has been leveraging to visit KRA offices as was the has installed the national po- aimed at empowering Kenya’s sourcing the work. sector such as bureaucratic on technology to improve ser- case previously. These have lice integrated command and youth to access digital and From the above, it is clear inefficiencies, fraud and land vice delivery to Kenyans. Most been enabled through vari- control system, which has digitally enabled job opportu- that the Government has em- conflicts which have been ex- Kenyans are familiar with the ous platforms such as the KRA 1800 cameras placed strategi- nities. There are over 350+ ajira braced technology and in- acerbated by the use of manual Huduma Centres through iTAX system and the recently cally along major roads in Nai- Touth Empowerment Centres novation to transform the land registries. Through the which they are accessing a va- launched M-Service mobile robi and Mombasa. The system where citizens access free in- country and chart a path to National Land Information riety of government services App. KRA also operates the has both facial recognition ternet while participating in prosperity and self-sufficiency Management System, the gov- quickly and conveniently Integrated Scanner Command and number plate recognition mentorship sessions where for all Kenyans. ernment aims to digitize all including tax services, busi- Centre (ISCC) and the Regional capabilitiesand relays infor- citizens access internet and land registries by 2021 thereby ness registration, marriages, Electronic Cargo Tracking mation real time to command computer training. Already, Col. (Rtd) Cyrus Oguna is the easing access to land informa- driving licenses, lands, im- System (RECTS), technolo- centres. Currently, 195 police over 60,000 young people Government Spokesman tion and processing of land migration and civil registra- gies that have helped curb di- stations are linked to the sys- have been trained and taken transactions in the country. tion services. Additionally, version, mis-declaration and tem for rapid response. This through awareness sessions,

THE NATIONAL TREASURY UNCLAIMED FINANCIAL ASSETS AUTHORITY AND PLANNING

NOTICE TO REPORT, SURRENDER AND CLAIM INVITATION TO TENDER UNCLAIMED FINANCIAL ASSETS

The National Treasury invites sealed Tenders from eligible candidates for the following Tenders: - The Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority (UFAA) was established pursuant to the Unclaimed Financial Assets Act No. 40 of 2011, Laws of Kenya. The primary mandate of the Authority is to receive unclaimed S/No Tender No. Description Bid Security Closing Date financial assets from holders, safeguard and reunite such assets with their rightful owners. (Kshs) Section 22 of the Act provides for remittance or delivery of abandoned assets to the Authority at the time 1. TNT/014/2020-2021 Tender for Leasing of Motor Vehicles 5,000,000.00 Tuesday 17th of filing the report as outlined under Section 20. (Phase VI) November, 2020 at 11.00 a.m. Holders of unclaimed financial assets are hereby notified on or before November 1, 2020 to: 2. TNT/015/2020-2021 Tender for Supply of Fuel for Motor 1,500,000.00 Wednesday 18th 1) Submit reports for the Unclaimed Financial Assets to the Authority based on the provisions under Vehicles Leasing Programme (Phase VI) November, 2020 Section 20 of the Act. Holders with NIL reports should submit the same to the Authority. at 11.00 a.m. 3. TNT/016/2020-2021 Tender for Provision of Motor Vehicle 500,000.00 Thursday 19th Reports can be filed in soft copy at https://portal.ufaa.go.ke/frontend/web/index.php/site/ Fleet Management Solution for Motor November, 2020 login Every holder is required to obtain secure account credentials by sending an email request to Vehicles Leasing Programme (Phase VI) at 11.00 a.m. [email protected]/[email protected]. Soft and Hard copy reports should be filed in the format prescribed by UFA Regulations 2016. A copy of these Regulations can be downloaded from the Authority’s website. A complete set of Tender Documents may be downloaded by interested firms free of charge at www.treasury.go.ke or www.tenders.go.ke and those who download the document from the website must forward their particulars Amounts in the report MUST tally with funds credited at Unclaimed Assets Trust Fund accounts immediately for recording and any further clarifications and addenda to [email protected].

A Mandatory Pre-Bid Conference shall be held with the interested Bidders on Tuesday 3rd November, 2020 at 2) Transfer of funds in respect of reported unclaimed assets is as follows: 10.00 a.m. through video conferencing. Invitations shall be send to all interested tenderers who shall submit their i. The amounts in Kenya Shillings to Unclaimed Asset Trust Fund Account No. 1000205218 rd emails to [email protected] before 10.00 a.m. on Tuesday 3 November, 2020. at the Central Bank of Kenya; Bidders shall submit both Technical and Financial proposals in separate envelopes (Except for Tender No. ii. Funds denominated in USD should be transferred to the Authority’s USD a/c number TNT/015/2020 - 2021 - One Envelope Only) which should be clearly marked “Technical Proposal” and “Fi- 0400000077 at Citibank N.A, Nairobi; nancial Proposal”. The two envelopes shall then be enclosed in a plain sealed envelope clearly marked with the iii. Funds in other currencies should be remitted to correspondent bank details as provid- tender number and name. ed in the FCY Account details available in our website iv. Unclaimed Financial Assets in non-cash forms should be reported to the Authority for Completed Tender Documents, both “Original” and “Copies”, enclosed in plain sealed envelopes, marked with advice on how to transfer. the relevant Tender number and title shall be addressed to: Note: The Principal Secretary, The National Treasury, a) Section 33 of the Act provides for penalties for failure to remit unclaimed funds and reports to the P. O. Box 30007 – 00100, Authority; Nairobi, Kenya b) There is no deadline for claims on unclaimed financial assets held by the Authority. Members of th and be deposited in the Tender Box provided at the Treasury Building, 6 Floor, Harambee Avenue, Nairobi, so the public are advised to visit the Authority’s Website www.ufaa.go.ke or dial *361# (available on as to be received on or before the closing dates indicated above. Safaricom in the interim basis) to search for status of unclaimed assets under their name, if any, Bids shall be accompanied by an Original Bid Security from a reputable Financial Institution in Kenya valid for and lodge a claim(s) as per the claim guidelines on the Authority’s website for reunification. 30 days beyond the Tender Validity period as indicated above. Any further enquiries on reporting, remittances and delivery of the presumed abandoned assets should All Bid Documents must be sequentially serialized / paginated. be addressed to: Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the tenderers or their representatives who choose to attend the opening at The National Treasury, Treasury Building, Harambee Avenue, Nairobi, 6th Floor, The Chief Executive Officer/ Managing Trustee Conference Room No. 603 on the indicated closing dates. Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority P. O. Box 28235 – 00200, Nairobi E-mail: [email protected] HEAD, SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT SERVICES. Telephone: 020 4023000, 0706866984, 0736559152 H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G

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Quality: Our Agenda COMMISSION FOR UNIVERSITY EDUCATION

3RD BIENNIAL CONFERENCE ON THE STATE OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATION IN KENYA

VIRTUAL CONFERENCE 28th – 29th OCTOBER 2020

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN from conventional mode of teaching to online learn- Subtheme 2: University Education in the Context of- CHIEF GUESTS ing. Covid-19 Pandemic: Achievements, Challenges and Prof. Chacha Nyaigotti - Chacha Experiences That the world is constantly changing is now a truism. From Uber changing the way people use Taxis to Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has occassioned a Airbnb changing people’s hotel reservations, not to series of unprecedented events affecting every industry mention 3-D printing that is threatening the future of across the globe. Amongst the hard hit is the education manufacturing. In education, online course offerings sector with the pandemic making a substantial, and per- have had their share of scaring universities and the haps, lasting impression. Universities have been thrown future of traditional modes of learning and content into very uncertain waters as they are forced to move delivery. At the centre of these changes is technology, online while struggling with a myriad of other issues, the very tool that universities build, test and train users especially in the realm of finances. to manage. Humans have a tendency to seek comfort What can be done to mitigate the negative impact of the Prof. George Magoha, Amb. Simon Nabukwesi in the known global lockdown on education institutions and universi- and tradition. Education Cabinet Secretary Principal Secretary State ty education? What measures should institutions put in department of University place to ensure that online learning and assessments Education & Research Universities are particularly averse to rapid change due are not inferior alternatives to the face to face mode of to their struggle to balance tradition with change. But it learning? What is the future of university education in a only takes a small trigger to send the world into forced post Covid-19 era? This subtheme is expected to elicit COMMISSION BOARD o our esteemed partners and stakeholders in the change. The global phenomenon that has brought discussions on universities preparedness to cope with university sector, thank you for choosing to take Coronavirus has done just that—forced everyone to disasters and to ensure that key university objectives - part in the upcoming 3rd Biennial Conference on change in unprecedented ways. Within a few weeks of teaching, research and community engagement - contin- T the emergence of the virus, learning institutions had to the State of University Education to be held virtually ue unabated. from 28th October -29th October 2020. The Biennial close. Institutions that had embraced the new world of conference is a premier event of the Commission for technology have been able to maintain their learning Subtheme 3: Towards Sustainable University Financ- University Education that brings together universities through various online platforms. But what if the virus ing stakeholders including management, researchers, pol- was attacking the very technology we have come to depend on so heavily? What if it affected our means Universities are facing increasing pressure to improve ef- icy makers, industry partners from across the African ficiencies and reduce operating costs to ensure their con- continent and beyond. of communication? How do we continue to do univer- sity education in this era of disruptions and constant tinued existence. The pressure is coming from all sides change? These and other questions will form part of - declining capitation, stakeholders pleading for more Prof. Chacha Nyaigotti - Amb. Simon Nabukwesi The theme for this year’s Conference is ‘Technology efficiency, more productivity, more graduates, better Chacha and quality university education in an age of disrup- expert presentations and as they seek the way forward for our universities as they navigate disruptions. learning outcomes and students’ worry about affording Principal Secretary State tion’. This will generate discourse on what universities another round of tuition increases. University leadership Chairman, Commission for department of University are doing to transform their teaching practices to con- University Education Education & Research Thank you for joining us and we hope that you will must craft ways and strategies on the best ways to man- form to the demands of the present and anticipate age their institutions in this era of reduced funding. How the future through creative use of technology. As you find this conference and all its engagements reward- ing. can universities leverage on disruptive technologies to are all aware, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a dev- reduce costs and yet retain quality? astating effect on the delivery of education globally. Conference Venue: And in the wake of this this global threat, the univer- This session will focus its discussions on addressing gov- sity sub-sector has had to adjust and embrace digital ernance issues, sustainability concerns of universities and This year’s conference will be held virtually. About learning platforms to ensure continuity of teaching academic programmes. Case studies of universities that 300 participants are expected to attend. and learning. have successfully implemented reforms will form the Registration: bulk of the discussions. Join our keynote speakers and panelists as we tackle the challenges recently posed by technological disrup- The registration forms are available on the CUE web- 2.0 Conference Format tion and implementation of new policies to mitigate site and can be accessed via the link The conference will bring together eminent scholars and the anticipated loss of productivity attributable to this key policy makers for two days of plenary and round Dr. Julius Muia, Member Senior Counsel Lucy disease. I wish to welcome you to the 3rd Biennial Con- http://www.cue.or.ke/biennial/register.php. Kambuni, Member table discussions on key strategies and experiences un- ference. Conference Sub-themes: Principal Secretary, National dertaken by universities in Kenya (and other countries) Treasury, MESSAGE FROM THE COMMISSION The 3rd Biennial Conference organized by the Com- in responding to the rapid technological disruptions, in- SECRETARY/CHIEF EXCECUTIVE OFFICER mission for University Education will focus on the fol- creased stakeholder expectations, disaster preparedness lowing sub-themes: to natural calamities such as Covid-19 pandemic and Prof. Mwenda Ntarangwi changes in university funding. Sub-Theme 1: Leveraging Technologies for En- hanced Teaching and Learning Outcomes 3.0 Expected Outcome

The distinct waves of disruptive technologies are The expected outcomes of the conference are: presently changing established ways of teaching and learning across the world. The impact of disruptive i) Establish current gaps in leveraging technology to technology and growing student requirements for a respond to disruptions in university education so as demonstrable return on their substantial investment in to enhance quality, relevance, access and student experience; Prof. Anne W.T. Muigai, Dr. Elizabeth Muli, Member learning have meant that the structure and purpose of Member Higher Education is now under close scrutiny than ever ii) Initiate and develop strategic partnerships and net- before. There are immense digital innovations such as works amongst policy makers, think tanks, scholars, Collaborative platforms, Augmented Reality and and key stakeholders in university education; and Virtual Reality that are poised to enormously disrupt and revolutionize the very fabric of learning and on a iii) Generate materials to be used as reference for fur- good side inject value in the educational processes. ther engagement on the topics.

Are universities moving with the changing times? How 4.0 Submissions are universities disrupting themselves? What are uni- n behalf of the Commission for University Edu- versities doing to transform their teaching practices Identified guest speakers will make presentations on the cation(CUE) Board, Management and Staff, it is to conform to the demands of the present reality of various sub-themes. The conference will also be open to with great pleasure that we welcome you to the interested participants. Ord disruption and to anticipate the future through the cre- 3 Biennial Conference on the State of University Ed- ative use of technology? ucation which will be held virtually from 28th October Conference registration link and programme can be Eng. David Onyango, Prof. Mwenda Ntarangwi -29th October 2020. The theme for this year’s Con- accessed via the link Member Presentations and discussions under this subtheme Commission Secretary / CEO ference ‘Technology and quality university education will address these and other questions that will inform http://www.cue.or.ke/biennial/register.php. in an age of disruption’ is timely as it reflects changes policies on advancement and relevance of university that have occurred in the university sector across the education. The contact person for this conference Prof. Jackson Too, globe within a span of a few months as they transition can be reached via [email protected] or [email protected] 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 27, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 9

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3RD BIENNIAL CONFERENCE ON THE STATE OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATION IN KENYA

VIRTUAL CONFERENCE 28th – 29th OCTOBER 2020

Pursuant to Section 28 (4) of the Universities Act 2012 (Rev.2018), CUE shall cause to be published, the list of Private Chartered Universities universities authorized to undertake university education in Kenya. 1. University of Eastern Africa, Baraton 1991 ACCREDITED UNIVERSITIES YEAR OF 2. Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) 1992 ACCREDITATION 3. Daystar University 1994 Public Chartered Universities 4. Scott Christian University 1997

1. University of Nairobi (UoN) Established - 1970 5. United States International University 1999 Chartered - 2013 6. Africa Nazarene University 2002 2. Moi University Established - 1984 Chartered - 2013 7. Kenya Methodist University 2006 3. Kenyatta University (KU) Established - 1985 8. St. Paul’s University 2007 Chartered - 2013 9. Pan Africa Christian University 2008 4. Egerton University Established - 1987 10. Strathmore University 2008 Chartered – 2013 11. Kabarak University 2008 5. Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) Established - 1994 Chartered - 2013 12. Mount Kenya University 2011 6. Maseno University Established - 2001 13. Africa International University 2011 Chartered – 2013 14. Kenya Highlands Evangelical University 2011 7. Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST) Established - 2007 Chartered – 2013 15. Great Lakes University of Kisumu 2012 8. Dedan Kimathi University of Technology 2012 16. KCA University 2013

9. Chuka University 2013 17. Adventist University of Africa 2013 10. Technical University of Kenya 2013 18. KAG EAST University Registered -1989 Chartered - 2016 11. Technical University of Mombasa 2013 19. Umma University 2019 12. Pwani University 2013 Private University Constituent Colleges 13. Kisii University 2013 1. Hekima University College (CUEA) 1993 14. University of Eldoret 2013 2. Tangaza University College (CUEA) 1997 15. Maasai Mara University 2013 3. Marist International University College (CUEA) 2002 16. Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology (JOOUST) 2013 17. Laikipia University 2013 Institutions with Letters of Interim Authority

18. South Eastern Kenya University 2013 1. Kiriri Women’s University of Science and Technology 2002 19. Meru University of Science and Technology 2013 2. Aga Khan University 2002 20. Multimedia University of Kenya 2013 3. GRETSA University 2006 21. University of Kabianga 2013 4. Presbyterian University of East Africa 2008 22. Karatina University 2013 5. The East African University 2010 23. Kibabii University 2015 6. Management University of Africa 2011 24. Rongo University 2016 7. Riara University 2012 25. The Co-operative University of Kenya 2016 26. Taita Taveta University 2016 8. Pioneer International University 2012

27. Murang’a University of Technology 2016 9. International Leadership University 2014

28. University of Embu 2016 10. Zetech University 2014 29. Machakos University 2016 11. Lukenya University 2015 30. Kirinyaga University 2016 12. RAF International University 2016 31. Garissa University 2017 13. AMREF International University 2017 Public University Constituent Colleges 14. Uzima University 2020 1. Alupe University College (Moi) 2015 For further enquiries please contact: 2. Kaimosi Friends University College (MMUST) 2015 3. Tom Mboya University College (Maseno) 2016 Commission Secretary/Chief Executive Officer P.O. Box 54999-00200 Nairobi 4. Turkana University College (MMUST) 2016 Physical address: Redhill Rd. off Limuru Rd., Gigiri Tel: +254 (020) 7205000 5. Bomet University College (Moi University) 2017 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cue.or.ke 6. Tharaka University College (Chuka University) 2017 7. Koitaleel Samoei University College(University of Nairobi) 2018 The Commission for University Education is ISO: 9001:2015 certified 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 DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DATE DISTRICT CENTRE • Orphans who meet the qualification requirements as stated above will be given special preference MONDAY, 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 44 2/11/2020 NAVAKHOLO NAVAKHOLO PLAY GROUNDS subject to production of sufficient documentary proof such as parents’ death Certificates or burial DAY ONE permits. 02-11-2020 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 45 2/11/2020 LURAMBI BUKHUNGU STADIUM

NYS does not condone corruption in any form. Canvassing and giving monetary or other consideration 8.00 AM VIHIGA 46 2/11/2020 LUANDA A.C.C'S OFFICE LUANDA for the purpose of admission is an offence which can lead to disqualification and/or prosecution. 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 47 2/11/2020 BUNGOMA CENTRAL CHWELE – BUSAKALA PRIMARY Instances of this nature should be reported promptly to the Director- General on telephone number SCHOOL 020-2400129 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 48 2/11/2020 WEBUYE WEST BOKOLI FYM PRIMARY SCHOOL

The recruitment programme is as follows:- 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 49 2/11/2020 CHEPTAIS DIVISIONAL HQS, CHEPTAIS

8.00 AM BUSIA 50 2/11/2020 TESO NORTH AMAGORO PRIMARY SCHOOL

DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DATE DISTRICT CENTRE 8.00 AM BUSIA 51 2/11/2020 FUNYULA FUNYULA STADIUM

MONDAY, 8.00 AM MOMBASA 1 2/11/2020 NYALI MKOMANI SHOW GROUND 8.00 AM SIAYA 52 2/11/2020 UKWALA SEGA YOUTH POLYTECHNIC DAY ONE 02-11-2020 8.00 AM KWALE 2 2/11/2020 KINANGO KINANGO SEC. SCHOOL 8.00 AM KISUMU 53 2/11/2020 KISUMU WEST D.C.C’S OFFICE OJOLA 8.00 AM KILIFI 3 2/11/2020 KILIFI SOUTH KIKAMBALA D.O'S OFFICE 8.00 AM HOMABAY 54 2/11/2020 RACHUONYO EAST(K- ORERA PRIMARY SCHOOL ABONDO KASIPUL) 8.00 AM LAMU 4 2/11/2020 LAMU EAST LAMU EAST (FAZA PRIMARY SCHOOL) 8.00 AM HOMABAY 55 2/11/2020 MBITA ONUNGA STADIUM 8.00 AM WAJIR 5 2/11/2020 TARBAJ TARBAJ PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MIGORI 56 2/11/2020 URIRI DCC'S OFFICE, URIRI 8.00 AM MANDERA 6 2/11/2020 BANISA BANISA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MIGORI 57 2/11/2020 SUNA WEST D.C.C'S OFFICEE,SUNA WEST 8.00 AM MARSABIT 7 2/11/2020 SOLOLO SOLOLO PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KISII 58 2/11/2020 KITUTU CHACHE MARANI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MARSABIT 8 2/11/2020 TURBI D.C.C'S OFFICE TURBI NORTH

8.00 AM ISIOLO 9 2/11/2020 MERTI D.C.C'S OFFICE,MERTI 8.00 AM NYAMIRA 59 2/11/2020 NYARIBARI CHACHE D.C.C'S OFFICE, KISII

8.00 AM MERU 10 2/11/2020 BUURI TIMAU STADIUM DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO 2/11/2020 DISTRICT CENTRE

8.00 AM MERU 11 2/11/2020 IGEMBE SOUTH MAUA STADIUM TUESDAY, 8.00 AM MOMBASA 60 3/11/2020 MOMBASA MVITA SPORTS GROUNDS DAY TWO 8.00 AM THARAKA NITHI 12 2/11/2020 IGAMBANG'OMBE CHUKA TOWN DC’S BARAZA GROUND 03-11-2020 8.00 AM KWALE 61 3/11/2020 LUNGALUNGA LUNGALUNGA SEC. SCHOOL 8.00 AM EMBU 13 2/11/2020 MBEERE NORTH MBEERE NORTH SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM KILIFI 62 3/11/2020 MAGARINI MAGARINI DISTRICT HQS

8.00 AM KITUI 14 2/11/2020 NZAMBANI CHULUNI SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM TANA RIVER 63 3/11/2020 TANA NORTH BURA DISTRICT HQS

8.00 AM KITUI 15 2/11/2020 MUTITU NZOMBE PLAYGROUND 8.00 AM LAMU 64 3/11/2020 LAMU WEST KIBAKI GROUNDS –LAMU ISLAND

8.00 AM KITUI 16 2/11/2020 MWINGI CENTRAL MUSILA GARDENS 8.00 AM TAITA TAVETA 65 3/11/2020 TAVETA TAVETA AIRSTRIP

8.00 AM MACHAKOS 17 2/11/2020 MATUNGULU KISUKIONI SEC SCHOOL 8.00 AM GARISSA 66 3/11/2020 DADAAB DADAAB AIRSTRIP

8.00 AM MAKUENI 18 2/11/2020 MBOONI EAST KISAU HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM GARISSA 67 3/11/2020 HULUGHO HULUGHO PRI SCH

8.00 AM NYANDARUA 19 2/11/2020 NYANDARUA SOUTH ENGINEER SPORTS CENTRE 8.00 AM WAJIR 68 3/11/2020 WAJIR WEST GRIFTU D.C.C'S OFFICE

8.00 AM NYANDARUA 20 2/11/2020 NYANDARUA NORTH NDARAGWA SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM MANDERA 69 3/11/2020 MANDERA EAST MANDERA YOUTH HALL CENTRE

8.00 AM NYANDARUA 21 2/11/2020 KINANGOP NJAMBINI SPORTS CENTER 8.00 AM MARSABIT 70 3/11/2020 MARSABIT D.C.C’S OFFICE GROUND

8.00 AM KIRINYAGA 22 2/11/2020 MWEA WANGURU STADIUM 8.00 AM MARSABIT 71 3/11/2020 MOYALE D.C.C’S OFFICE GROUND

8.00 AM MURANGA 23 2/11/2020 GATANGA GATANGA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM ISIOLO 72 3/11/2020 GARBATULA GARBATULA D.C.C’S OFFICE

8.00 AM MURANGA 24 2/11/2020 MURANGA EAST IHURA STADIUM 8.00 AM MERU 73 3/11/2020 IMENTI NORTH KINORU D.C.C’S OFFICE

8.00 AM KIAMBU 25 2/11/2020 THIKA EAST GATUANYAGA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MERU 74 3/11/2020 TIGANIA WEST UURU STADIUM

8.00 AM KIAMBU 26 2/11/2020 LARI KIMENDE HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM THARAKA NITHI 75 3/11/2020 MAARA KIENGA-NGURU SPORTS GROUND

8.00 AM KIAMBU 27 2/11/2020 KIAMBU KIRIGITI STADIUM 8.00 AM EMBU 76 3/11/2020 EMBU EAST RUNYENJES MUNICIPAL STADIUM

8.00 AM WEST POKOT 28 2/11/2020 NORTH POKOT(ALALE) KACHELIBA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KITUI 77 3/11/2020 IKUTHA IKUTHA GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL

8.00 AM TRANSNZIOA 29 2/11/2020 ENDEBES D.C.C'S OFFICE, ENDEBES 8.00 AM KITUI 78 3/11/2020 KITUI CENTRAL KITUI SHOW GROUND

8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 30 2/11/2020 KESSES D.C.C'S OFFICE KESSES 8.00 AM KITUI 79 3/11/2020 MUMONI KATSE PRIMARY SCHOOL

8.00 AM NANDI 31 2/11/2020 NANDI SOUTH RESSIO PRIMARY SCHOOL, KOBUJOI 8.00 AM KITUI 80 3/11/2020 MIGWANI MIGWANI STADIUM

8.00 AM NANDI 32 2/11/2020 CHESUMEI CHEMUNDU 8.00 AM MACHAKOS 81 3/11/2020 KANGUNDO KANGUNDO DEB PRI. SCHOOL

8.00 AM BARINGO 33 2/11/2020 TIATY EAST D.C.C'S OFFICE, TANGULBEI 8.00 AM MAKUENI 82 3/11/2020 MUKAA MUKAA D.C.C'S OFFICE

8.00 AM BARINGO 34 2/11/2020 TIATY WEST CHEMALINGOT PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM MAKUENI 83 3/11/2020 KIBWEZI KIBWEZI SPORTS GROUND

8.00 AM LAIKIPIA 35 2/11/2020 NYAHURURU NYAHURURU MUNICIPAL STADIUM 8.00 AM NYANDARUA 84 3/11/2020 NYANDARUA WEST OL-JORO-OROK PLAYGROUND

8.00 AM NAKURU 36 2/11/2020 KURESOI NORTH SIRIKWA PRI. SCHOOL 8.00 AM NYERI 85 3/11/2020 MATHIRA EAST KARATINA STADIUM

8.00 AM NAKURU 37 2/11/2020 SUBUKIA D.C.C’S OFFICE, SUBUKIA 8.00 AM NYERI 86 3/11/2020 TETU WAMAGANA SPORTS GROUND

8.00 AM NAROK 38 2/11/2020 TRANSMARA WEST D.C.C’S OFFICE, KILGORIS 8.00 AM KIRINYAGA 87 3/11/2020 KIRINYAGA CENTRAL KERUGOYA STADIUM

8.00 AM KAJIADO 39 2/11/2020 KAJIADO EAST D.C.C'S OFFICE ISINYA 8.00 AM MURANGA 88 3/11/2020 KANDARA KANDARA STADIUM

8.00 AM KAJIADO 40 2/11/2020 KAJIADO SOUTH LOITOKTOK STADIUM 8.00 AM MURANGA 89 3/11/2020 KAHURO KAHURO STADIUM

8.00 AM KAJIADO 41 2/11/2020 OLOILILAI D.C.C'S OFFICE,OLOILILAI 8.00 AM KIAMBU 90 3/11/2020 LIMURU KWAMBIRA STADIUM

8.00 AM KERICHO 42 2/11/2020 SIGOWET/SOIN CHEPKEMEL D.C.C'S OFFFICE 8.00 AM KIAMBU 91 3/11/2020 KIKUYU D.C.C’S OFFICE

8.00 AM KERICHO 43 2/11/2020 BURETI LITEIN BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM TURKANA 92 3/11/2020 KIBISH KIBISH 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 27, 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, 8.00 AM NYANDARUA 216 5/11/2020 MIRANGINI NYAKIAMBI GIRL’S SPORTS GROUND DAY FOUR TUESDAY, 8.00 AM TURKANA 93 3/11/2020 TURKANA EAST LOKORI PLAY GROUND WEDNESDAY, 8.00 AM MURANGA 155 4/11/2020 MURANGA SOUTH MURANGA TEACHERS COLLEGE 5/11/2020 8.00 AM NYERI 217 5/11/2020 MUKURWEINI MUKURWEINI STADIUM DAY TWO DAY THREE, 03-11-2020 8.00 AM WEST POKOT 94 3/11/2020 POKOT CENTRAL SIGOR MIXED BOARDING PRIMARY 4/11/2020 8.00 AM MURANGA 156 4/11/2020 KANGEMA KANGEMA GENERAL KAGO STADIUM 8.00 AM NYERI 218 5/11/2020 KIENI WEST MWEIGA STADIUM SCHOOL 8.00 AM KIAMBU 157 4/11/2020 KIAMBAA KARURI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KIRINYAGA 219 5/11/2020 NDIA BARICHO PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM SAMBURU 95 3/11/2020 SAMBURU CENTRAL D.C.C’S OFFICE, MARALAL 8.00 AM KIAMBU 158 4/11/2020 GATUNDU SOUTH GATUNDU TOWN STADIUM 8.00 AM MURANGA 220 5/11/2020 KIGUMO KIGUMO BENDERA SEC. SCHOOL 8.00 AM TRANSNZIOA 96 3/11/2020 KWANZA D.C.C'S OFFICE KWANZA 8.00 AM TURKANA 159 4/11/2020 TURKANA NORTH LOKITUANG PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM MURANGA 221 5/11/2020 MATHIOYA RURIE STADIUM 8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 97 3/11/2020 MOIBEN D.C.C'S OFFICE MOIBEN 8.00 AM TURKANA 160 4/11/2020 TURKANA SOUTH LOKICHAR PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM KIAMBU 222 5/11/2020 GITHUNGURI GITHUNGURI STADIUM 8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 98 3/11/2020 ELDORET WEST 64 STADIUM. 8.00 AM WEST POKOT 161 4/11/2020 KIPKOMO CHEPARERIA 8.00 AM KIAMBU 223 5/11/2020 RUIRU RUIRU MUNICIPAL STADIUM 8.00 AM ELGEYO 99 3/11/2020 MARAKWET EAST CHESOI PRIMARY SCHOOL MARAKWET 8.00 AM SAMBURU 162 4/11/2020 SAMBURU EAST WAMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM TURKANA 224 5/11/2020 TURKANA WEST KAKUMA PLAY GROUND

8.00 AM NANDI 100 3/11/2020 NANDI NORTH KABIYET HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM TRANSNZIOA 163 4/11/2020 KIMININI D.C.C'S OFFICE KIMININI 8.00 AM TURKANA 225 5/11/2020 TURKANA CENTRAL LODWAR STADIUM

8.00 AM BARINGO 101 3/11/2020 BARINGO NORTH KABARTONJO SPORTSGROUND 8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 164 4/11/2020 SOY CHEPKIGEN PRI. SCHOOL 8.00 AM WEST POKOT 226 5/11/2020 SOUTH POKOT ST. KIZITO PRIMARY SCHOOL, LELAN (KIBICHBICH) 8.00 AM LAIKIPIA 102 3/11/2020 LAIKIPIA EAST NANYUKI SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 165 4/11/2020 ELDORET SOUTH ELDORET SHOW GROUND (KAPSERET) 8.00 AM SAMBURU 227 5/11/2020 SAMBURU NORTH D.C.C’S OFFICE, BARAGOI 8.00 AM NAKURU 103 3/11/2020 KURESOI SOUTH KERINGET ESTATE PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM ELGEYO 166 4/11/2020 MARAKWET WEST MOI GIRLS’ SEC. SCHOOL, KAPSOWAR 8.00 AM TRANSNZIOA 228 5/11/2020 CHERANGANY KACHIBORA D.C.C'S OFFICE 8.00 AM NAKURU 104 3/11/2020 NAKURU NORTH D.C.C’S OFFICE BAHATI MARAKWET 8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 229 5/11/2020 TURBO PAUL BOIT BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM NAROK 105 3/11/2020 NAROK WEST LEMEK 8.00 AM NANDI 167 4/11/2020 EMGWEN KIPCHOGE KEINO STADIUM 8.00 AM ELGEYO 230 5/11/2020 KEIYO NORTH D.C.C’S OFFICE, ITEN 8.00 AM NAROK 106 3/11/2020 DIKIRR D.C.C'S OFFICE, EMURUA 8.00 AM BARINGO 168 4/11/2020 BARINGO CENTRAL KABARNET TOWN STADIUM MARAKWET

8.00 AM KAJIADO 107 3/11/2020 KAJIADO - MASHURU D.C.C’S OFFICE, MASHURU 8.00 AM LAIKIPIA 169 4/11/2020 LAIKIPIA WEST RUMURUTI SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM NANDI 231 5/11/2020 NANDI EAST SAMOEI HIGH SCHOOL

8.00 AM KERICHO 108 3/11/2020 BELGUT SOSIOT PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM NAKURU 170 4/11/2020 MOLO MOLO MUNICIPAL STADIUM 8.00 AM BARINGO 232 5/11/2020 MOGOTIO MOGOTIO YOUTH POLYTECHNIC PLAY GROUNDS. 8.00 AM BOMET 109 3/11/2020 SOTIK D.C.C’S OFFICE, SOTIK 8.00 AM NAKURU 171 4/11/2020 NAKURU TOWN WEST NAKURU WEST D.C.C'S OFFICE 8.00 AM BARINGO 233 5/11/2020 KOIBATEK ELDAMA RAVINE PLAYGROUND 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 110 3/11/2020 MATUNGU D.C.C'S OFFICE MATUNGU 8.00 AM NAROK 172 4/11/2020 NAROK SOUTH OLOLULUNGA BARAZA PARK 8.00 AM LAIKIPIA 234 5/11/2020 LAIKIPIA NORTH DOLDOL TOWN CENTRE 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 111 3/11/2020 LUGARI LUMAKANDA TOWNSHIP GROUNDS 8.00 AM KAJIADO 173 4/11/2020 KAJIADO WEST D.C.C’S OFFICE, OLEPOLOS 8.00 AM NAKURU 235 5/11/2020 NJORO NJORO D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 112 3/11/2020 SHINYALU SOIYO PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KERICHO 174 4/11/2020 AINAMOI KERICHO GREEN STADIUM 8.00 AM NAKURU 236 5/11/2020 GILGIL GILGIL STADIUM 8.00 AM VIHIGA 113 3/11/2020 EMUHAYA EMUHAYA SPORTS CENTRE 8.00 AM BOMET 175 4/11/2020 BOMET EAST D.C.C'S OFFICE, LONGISA 8.00 AM NAROK 237 5/11/2020 NAROK NORTH MASAI MARA UNIVERSITY PLAY 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 114 3/11/2020 MT. ELGON D.C.C'S OFFICE, KAPSOKWONY 8.00 AM BOMET 176 4/11/2020 KONOIN SASETA GIRLS HIGH SCH,MOGOGO- GROUNDS. SIEK 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 115 3/11/2020 BUMULA D.C.C’S OFFICE, BUMULA CENTRE 8.00 AM KAJIADO 238 5/11/2020 KAJIADO NORTH NGONG STADIUM 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 177 4/11/2020 MUMIAS WEST NABONGO SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM BUSIA 116 3/11/2020 MATHAYOS BUSIA MUNICIPAL STADIUM 8.00 AM KERICHO 239 5/11/2020 LONDIANI LONDIANI COUNCIL STADIUM 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 178 4/11/2020 MALAVA ISANJIRO PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM BUSIA 117 3/11/2020 BUDALANGI BUDALANGI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM BOMET 240 5/11/2020 BOMET CENTRAL BOMET TOWN STADIUM 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 179 4/11/2020 IKOLOMANI MUSINGU SEC. SCHOOL 8.00 AM SIAYA 118 3/11/2020 BONDO BAR KOWINO YOUTH EMPOWERMENT 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 241 5/11/2020 MUMIAS EAST BUMINI PRIMARY SCHOOL CENTRE 8.00 AM VIHIGA 180 4/11/2020 VIHIGA VIHIGA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 242 5/11/2020 MATETE MATETE PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM KISUMU 119 3/11/2020 NYAKACH KOGOLLA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 181 4/11/2020 KIMILILI KIMILILI – AMTALA SPORTS CENTRE 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 243 5/11/2020 KHWISERO KHWISERO SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM HOMABAY 120 3/11/2020 HOMABAY CENTRAL HOMABAY STADIUM 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 182 4/11/2020 BUNGOMA WEST(- SIRISIA SPORTS GROUND SIRISIA) 8.00 AM VIHIGA 244 5/11/2020 HAMISI HAMISI SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM MIGORI 121 3/11/2020 KURIA WEST D.C.C'S OFFICE KEHANCHA 8.00 AM BUSIA 183 4/11/2020 NAMBALE NAMBALE YOUTH POLYTECHNIC 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 245 5/11/2020 BUNGOMA NORTH D.C.C’S OFFICES, MUKUYUNI 8.00 AM MIGORI 122 3/11/2020 AWENDO A.C.C’S OFFICE,AWENDO 8.00 AM SIAYA 184 4/11/2020 RARIEDA NYILIMA PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 246 5/11/2020 BUNGOMA SOUTH KANDUYI STADIUM 8.00 AM KISII 123 3/11/2020 BOMACHOGE/ KENYENYA D.C.C'S OFFICE BORABU 8.00 AM SIAYA 185 4/11/2020 ALEGO USONGA SIAYA STADIUM 8.00 AM BUSIA 247 5/11/2020 BUTULA BUTULA YOUTH POLYTECHNIC

8.00 AM KISII 124 3/11/2020 KITUTU CENTRAL NYANCHWA 8.00 AM KISUMU 186 4/11/2020 NYANDO AWASI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM SIAYA 248 5/11/2020 GEM SAWAGONGO SECONDARY SCHOOL

8.00 AM NYAMIRA 125 3/11/2020 MASABA NORTH AMABUKO SEC.SCHOOL 8.00 AM HOMABAY 187 4/11/2020 RACHUONYO NORTH KENDU BAY SHOW GROUND 8.00 AM KISUMU 249 5/11/2020 MUHORONI CHEMELIL SPORTS COMPLEX

WEDNESDAY, 8.00 AM MOMBASA 126 4/11/2020 KISAUNI KHADIJA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MIGORI 188 4/11/2020 KURIA EAST D.C.C’S OFFICE KEGONGA 8.00 AM KISUMU 250 5/11/2020 KISUMU CENTRAL MOI STADIUM, KISUMU DAY THREE, 4/11/2020 8.00 AM KWALE 127 4/11/2020 MSAMBWENI KENYATTA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MIGORI 189 4/11/2020 RONGO RONGO DISTRICT HQS 8.00 AM HOMABAY 251 5/11/2020 RACHUONYO SOUTH KOSELE STADIUM

8.00 AM KILIFI 128 4/11/2020 KILIFI KILIFI STADIUM 8.00 AM KISII 190 4/11/2020 BOMACHOGE CHACHE OGEMBO TENDERE HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM HOMABAY 252 5/11/2020 NDHIWA NDHIWA D.C.C'S OFFICE

8.00 AM TANA RIVER 129 4/11/2020 TANA RIVER D.C.C'S OFFICE,HOLA 8.00 AM KISII 191 4/11/2020 KITUTU CHACHE MOSOCHO HEALTH CENTRE 8.00 AM MIGORI 253 5/11/2020 SUNA EAST(MIGORI) MIGORI D.C.C'S OFFICE SOUTH 8.00 AM LAMU 130 4/11/2020 MPEKETONI MPEKETONI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KISII 254 5/11/2020 SOUTH MUGIRANGO NYAMARAMBE STADIUM 8.00 AM NYAMIRA 192 4/11/2020 MANGA MANGA SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM TAITA TAVETA 131 4/11/2020 WUNDANYI WUNDANYI STADIUM 8.00 AM KISII 255 5/11/2020 NYARIBARI MASABA MASIMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DISTRICT CENTRE 8.00 AM GARISSA 132 4/11/2020 LAGDERA MODOGASHE PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM NYAMIRA 256 5/11/2020 BORABU KIJAURI PUBLIC WORKS GROUND. THURSDAY, 8.00 AM MOMBASA 193 5/11/2020 CHANGAMWE OIL REFINARY GROUND 8.00 AM GARISSA 133 4/11/2020 IJARA D.C.C'S OFFICE, IJARA DAY FOUR 8.00 AM NYAMIRA 257 5/11/2020 NYAMIRA CENTRAL NYAMIRA DEB PRIMARY SCHOOL 5/11/2020 8.00 AM KWALE 194 5/11/2020 MATUGA MATUGA BARAZA PARK 8.00 AM WAJIR 134 4/11/2020 WAJIR NORTH BUTE STADIUM DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DISTRICT CENTRE 8.00 AM KILIFI 195 5/11/2020 RABAI RABAI (LUNGWE PRIMARY SCHOOL) 8.00 AM WAJIR 135 4/11/2020 WAJIR EAST WAJIR STADIUM FRIDAY, 8.00 AM MOMBASA 258 6/11/2020 JOMVU MWALAJI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KILIFI 196 5/11/2020 GANZE GANZE SEC. SCHOOL 8.00 AM MANDERA 136 4/11/2020 MANDERA NORTH RHAMU (D.C.C’ S OFFICE) DAY FIVE 6/11/2020 8.00 AM MOMBASA 259 6/11/2020 LIKONI DONGO KUNDU 8.00 AM TANA RIVER 197 5/11/2020 TANA DELTA TANA DELTA DISTRICT HQS-GARSEN 8.00 AM MANDERA 137 4/11/2020 LAFEY LAFEY D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM KILIFI 260 6/11/2020 MALINDI ASK GROUND 8.00 AM TAITA TAVETA 198 5/11/2020 MWATATE KENYATTA HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM MARSABIT 138 4/11/2020 CHALBI MAIKONA D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM KILIFI 261 6/11/2020 KALOLENI COUNCIL GROUND KALOLENI 8.00 AM GARISSA 199 5/11/2020 MBALAMBALA MBALAMBALA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM ISIOLO 139 4/11/2020 ISIOLO ISIOLO DCC'S OFFICE 8.00 AM TAITA TAVETA 262 6/11/2020 VOI VOI STADIUM 8.00 AM GARISSA 200 5/11/2020 FAFI D.C.C'S BURA EAST 8.00 AM MERU 140 4/11/2020 TIGANIA CENTRAL MIKINDURI D.C.C'S OFFICE 8.00 AM GARISSA 263 6/11/2020 GARISSA TOWNSHIP GARISSA SHOW GROUND 8.00 AM WAJIR 201 5/11/2020 BUNA BUNA D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM MERU 141 4/11/2020 IGEMBE CENTRAL DCC'S OFFICE KANGETA 8.00 AM WAJIR 264 6/11/2020 ELDAS D.C.C'S OFFICE ELDAS 8.00 AM WAJIR 202 5/11/2020 WAJIR SOUTH LEHELEY PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM THARAKA NITHI 142 4/11/2020 THARAKA SOUTH MARIMANTI PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM WAJIR 265 6/11/2020 HABASWEIN BARAZA PARK 8.00 AM MANDERA 203 5/11/2020 MANDERA CENTRAL D.C.C’S OFFICE ELWAK 8.00 AM EMBU 143 4/11/2020 EMBU WEST MOI MUNICIPAL STADIUM 8.00 AM MANDERA 266 6/11/2020 KOTULO D.C.C'S OFFICE KOTULO 8.00 AM MARSABIT 204 5/11/2020 NORTH HORR NORTH HORR D.C.C' OFFICE 8.00 AM KITUI 144 4/11/2020 MUTOMO MUTOMO MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MANDERA 267 6/11/2020 MANDERA WEST TAKABA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MERU 205 5/11/2020 MERU CENTRAL KARIENE PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KITUI 145 4/11/2020 LOWER YATTA ST. LUKE SECONDARY SCHOOL, 8.00 AM MARSABIT 268 6/11/2020 DUKANA D.C.C’S OFFICE DUKANA KYUSYANI 8.00 AM MERU 206 5/11/2020 IGEMBE NORTH MURINGINE PRIMARYSCHOOL. 8.00 AM MARSABIT 269 6/11/2020 LAISAMIS LAISAMIS D.C.C’S HQS 8.00 AM KITUI 146 4/11/2020 TSEIKURU TSEIKURU PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM THARAKA NITHI 207 5/11/2020 THARAKA NORTH RWATHA PRIMARY SCHOOL, GATUNGA 8.00 AM MARSABIT 270 6/11/2020 LOYANGALANI D.C.C’S OFFICE LOYANGALANI 8.00 AM MACHAKOS 147 4/11/2020 MASINGA MASINGA BOYS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM EMBU 208 5/11/2020 EMBU NORTH KAIRURI STADIUM 8.00 AM MERU 271 6/11/2020 IMENTI SOUTH NKUBU STADIUM 8.00 AM MACHAKOS 148 4/11/2020 KATHIANI KATHIANI DC.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM KITUI 209 5/11/2020 KISASI KISASI BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MERU 272 6/11/2020 TIGANIA EAST NGUTHIRU D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM MAKUENI 149 4/11/2020 KIBWEZI WEST SALAMA MOSQUE PLAYGROUND 8.00 AM KITUI 210 5/11/2020 MATINYANI MATINYANI PUBLIC PARK 8.00 AM THARAKA NITHI 273 6/11/2020 MERU SOUTH D.C.C’S OFFICE MERU SOUTH 8.00 AM MAKUENI 150 4/11/2020 NZAUI MATILIKU D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM KITUI 211 5/11/2020 KYUSO KYUSO STADIUM 8.00 AM EMBU 274 6/11/2020 MBEERE SOUTH UMAU GROUNDS 8.00 AM NYANDARUA 151 4/11/2020 NYANDARUA CENTRAL OL-KALOU SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM MACHAKOS 212 5/11/2020 YATTA YATTA SEC SCHOOL 8.00 AM KITUI 275 6/11/2020 KATULANI KATULANI SECONDARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM NYERI 152 4/11/2020 MATHIRA WEST KAIYABA CHIEF’S CAMP 8.00 AM MACHAKOS 213 5/11/2020 MACHAKOS CENTRAL KENYATTA STADIUM 8.00 AM KITUI 276 6/11/2020 KITUI WEST D.C.C'S OFFICE 8.00 AM NYERI 153 4/11/2020 NYERI TOWN RURINGU STADIUM 8.00 AM MAKUENI 214 5/11/2020 MBOONI WEST KIKIMA D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM KITUI 277 6/11/2020 MWINGI EAST MUTHUKI PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM KIRINYAGA 154 4/11/2020 GICHUGU KIANYAGA STADIUM 8.00 AM MAKUENI 215 5/11/2020 KATHONZWENI KATHONZWENI PUBLIC GROUNDS 8.00 AM MACHAKOS 278 6/11/2020 MWALA MAKUTANO D.E.B PRIMARY SCHOOL H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G

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8.00 AM MACHAKOS 279 6/11/2020 ATHI RIVER KMC GROUNDS DATE TIME COUNTY S/NO DISTRICT CENTRE 8.00 AM MAKUENI 280 6/11/2020 MAKUENI D.C.C' OFFICE,WOTE THURSDAY, 8.00 AM NYANDARUA 216 5/11/2020 MIRANGINI NYAKIAMBI GIRL’S SPORTS GROUND DAY FOUR 8.00 AM MAKUENI 281 6/11/2020 KILUNGU KILUNGU SEC. SCHOOL 5/11/2020 8.00 AM NYERI 217 5/11/2020 MUKURWEINI MUKURWEINI STADIUM 8.00 AM NYANDARUA 282 6/11/2020 KIPIPIRI WAKIONGO SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM NYERI 218 5/11/2020 KIENI WEST MWEIGA STADIUM 8.00 AM NYERI 283 6/11/2020 OTHAYA OTHAYA STADIUM 8.00 AM KIRINYAGA 219 5/11/2020 NDIA BARICHO PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM NYERI 284 6/11/2020 KIENI EAST CHAKA PLAYGROUND 8.00 AM MURANGA 220 5/11/2020 KIGUMO KIGUMO BENDERA SEC. SCHOOL 8.00 AM KIRINYAGA 285 6/11/2020 MWEA WEST KANDOGU HOSPITAL GROUNDS 8.00 AM MURANGA 221 5/11/2020 MATHIOYA RURIE STADIUM 8.00 AM KIAMBU 286 6/11/2020 JUJA PREMIER BAG GROUND 8.00 AM KIAMBU 222 5/11/2020 GITHUNGURI GITHUNGURI STADIUM 8.00 AM KIAMBU 287 6/11/2020 THIKA WEST THIKA MUNICIPAL STADIUM 8.00 AM KIAMBU 223 5/11/2020 RUIRU RUIRU MUNICIPAL STADIUM 8.00 AM KIAMBU 288 6/11/2020 KABETE NDURARUA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM TURKANA 224 5/11/2020 TURKANA WEST KAKUMA PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM KIAMBU 289 6/11/2020 GATUNDU NORTH KAMWANGI D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM TURKANA 225 5/11/2020 TURKANA CENTRAL LODWAR STADIUM 8.00 AM TURKANA 290 6/11/2020 LOIMA LORUGUM PRI. SCHOOL 8.00 AM WEST POKOT 226 5/11/2020 SOUTH POKOT ST. KIZITO PRIMARY SCHOOL, LELAN (KIBICHBICH) 8.00 AM WEST POKOT 291 6/11/2020 WEST POKOT D.C.C’S OFFICE, KAPENGURIA

8.00 AM SAMBURU 227 5/11/2020 SAMBURU NORTH D.C.C’S OFFICE, BARAGOI 8.00 AM TRANSNZIOA 292 6/11/2020 SABOTI KENYATTA STADIUM

8.00 AM TRANSNZIOA 228 5/11/2020 CHERANGANY KACHIBORA D.C.C'S OFFICE 8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 293 6/11/2020 ELDORET EAST D.C.C' OFFICE KAPSOYA

8.00 AM UASIN GISHU 229 5/11/2020 TURBO PAUL BOIT BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM ELGEYO 294 6/11/2020 KEIYO SOUTH D.C.C' OFFICE, CHEPKORIO MARAKWET 8.00 AM ELGEYO 230 5/11/2020 KEIYO NORTH D.C.C’S OFFICE, ITEN MARAKWET 8.00 AM NANDI 295 TINDERET MARABA CENTRE MARABA CENTRE

8.00 AM NANDI 231 5/11/2020 NANDI EAST SAMOEI HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM BARINGO 296 MARIGAT MARIGAT SPORTS MARIGAT SPORTS GROUND GROUND 8.00 AM BARINGO 232 5/11/2020 MOGOTIO MOGOTIO YOUTH POLYTECHNIC PLAY GROUNDS. 8.00 AM LAIKIPIA 297 LAIKIPIA SIRIMA STADIUM SIRIMA STADIUM CENTRAL 8.00 AM BARINGO 233 5/11/2020 KOIBATEK ELDAMA RAVINE PLAYGROUND 8.00 AM NAKURU 298 RONGAI D.C.C' OFFICEE KAMBI D.C.C' OFFICEE KAMBI YA MOTO 8.00 AM LAIKIPIA 234 5/11/2020 LAIKIPIA NORTH DOLDOL TOWN CENTRE YA MOTO

8.00 AM NAKURU 235 5/11/2020 NJORO NJORO D.C.C’S OFFICE 8.00 AM NAKURU 299 NAKURU AFRAHA STADIUM NAIRAGIE NGARE CENTRAL 8.00 AM NAKURU 236 5/11/2020 GILGIL GILGIL STADIUM 8.00 AM NAKURU 300 NAIVASHA D.C.C'S OFFICEE, MASAI TECH. SCHOOL 8.00 AM NAROK 237 5/11/2020 NAROK NORTH MASAI MARA UNIVERSITY PLAY KIHOTO GROUNDS. 8.00 AM NAROK 301 NAROKEAST NAIRAGIE NGARE KIPKELION PLAYGROUNDS 8.00 AM KAJIADO 238 5/11/2020 KAJIADO NORTH NGONG STADIUM 8.00 AM KAJIADO 302 KAJIADO MASAI TECH. SCHOOL D.C.C'S OFFICE, SIGOR 8.00 AM KERICHO 239 5/11/2020 LONDIANI LONDIANI COUNCIL STADIUM CENTRAL 8.00 AM BOMET 240 5/11/2020 BOMET CENTRAL BOMET TOWN STADIUM 8.00 AM KERICHO 303 KIPKELION KIPKELION PLAY- BUTERE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 241 5/11/2020 MUMIAS EAST BUMINI PRIMARY SCHOOL GROUNDS

8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 242 5/11/2020 MATETE MATETE PLAY GROUND 8.00 AM BOMET 304 CHEPALUN- D.C.C'S OFFICE, SIGOR KONGONI PRIMARY SCHOOL GU 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 243 5/11/2020 KHWISERO KHWISERO SPORTS GROUND 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 305 BUTERE BUTERE GIRLS HIGH VOKOLI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL 8.00 AM VIHIGA 244 5/11/2020 HAMISI HAMISI SPORTS GROUND SCHOOL

8.00 AM BUNGOMA 245 5/11/2020 BUNGOMA NORTH D.C.C’S OFFICES, MUKUYUNI 8.00 AM KAKAMEGA 306 LIKUYANI KONGONI PRIMARY PAN PAPER GROUNDS SCHOOL 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 246 5/11/2020 BUNGOMA SOUTH KANDUYI STADIUM 8.00 AM VIHIGA 307 SABATIA VOKOLI GIRLS HIGH AMUKURA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM BUSIA 247 5/11/2020 BUTULA BUTULA YOUTH POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL

8.00 AM SIAYA 248 5/11/2020 GEM SAWAGONGO SECONDARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM BUNGOMA 308 BUNGOMA PAN PAPER GROUNDS NYASANDA PRIMARY SCHOOL EAST 8.00 AM KISUMU 249 5/11/2020 MUHORONI CHEMELIL SPORTS COMPLEX 8.00 AM BUSIA 309 TESO AMUKURA PRIMARY KIT MIKAYI 8.00 AM KISUMU 250 5/11/2020 KISUMU CENTRAL MOI STADIUM, KISUMU SOUTH SCHOOL 8.00 AM HOMABAY 251 5/11/2020 RACHUONYO SOUTH KOSELE STADIUM 8.00 AM SIAYA 310 UGUNJA NYASANDA PRIMARY KIBOS PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM HOMABAY 252 5/11/2020 NDHIWA NDHIWA D.C.C'S OFFICE SCHOOL

8.00 AM MIGORI 253 5/11/2020 SUNA EAST(MIGORI) MIGORI D.C.C'S OFFICE 8.00 AM KISUMU 311 6/11/2020 SEME KIT MIKAYI

8.00 AM KISII 254 5/11/2020 SOUTH MUGIRANGO NYAMARAMBE STADIUM 8.00 AM KISUMU 312 6/11/2020 KISUMU EAST KIBOS PRIMARY SCHOOL

8.00 AM KISII 255 5/11/2020 NYARIBARI MASABA MASIMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM HOMABAY 313 6/11/2020 RANGWE PAP KALANGO GROUNDS

8.00 AM NYAMIRA 256 5/11/2020 BORABU KIJAURI PUBLIC WORKS GROUND. 8.00 AM HOMABAY 314 6/11/2020 SUBA MAGUNGA PRIMARY SCHOOL

8.00 AM NYAMIRA 257 5/11/2020 NYAMIRA CENTRAL NYAMIRA DEB PRIMARY SCHOOL 8.00 AM MIGORI 315 6/11/2020 NYATIKE NYATIKE D.C.C'S OFFICE,

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8.00 AM KILIFI 261 6/11/2020 KALOLENI COUNCIL GROUND KALOLENI 8.00 AM NAIROBI 320 6/11/2020 WESTLANDS NYAYO STADIUM

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8.00 AM WAJIR 264 6/11/2020 ELDAS D.C.C'S OFFICE ELDAS 8.00 AM NAIROBI 323 6/11/2020 DAGORETTI SOUTH NYAYO STADIUM

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8.00 AM MANDERA 266 6/11/2020 KOTULO D.C.C'S OFFICE KOTULO 8.00 AM NAIROBI 325 6/11/2020 KASARANI NYAYO STADIUM

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8.00 AM MARSABIT 269 6/11/2020 LAISAMIS LAISAMIS D.C.C’S HQS 8.00 AM NAIROBI 328 6/11/2020 KIBRA NYAYO STADIUM

8.00 AM MARSABIT 270 6/11/2020 LOYANGALANI D.C.C’S OFFICE LOYANGALANI 8.00 AM NAIROBI 329 6/11/2020 ROYSAMBU NYAYO STADIUM

8.00 AM MERU 271 6/11/2020 IMENTI SOUTH NKUBU STADIUM 8.00 AM NAIROBI 330 6/11/2020 RUARAKA NYAYO STADIUM

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8.00 AM THARAKA NITHI 273 6/11/2020 MERU SOUTH D.C.C’S OFFICE MERU SOUTH 8.00 AM NAIROBI 332 6/11/2020 MAKADARA NYAYO STADIUM

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players. Gov’t digitisation drive to create He said, the program pro- vides support and interven- tions on access to training more employment opportunities and mentorship, provision of digital devices and internet BY DAVID KORIR connectivity and awareness health, entertainment and decision makers in Kenya, like creation to prepare young peo- he Government has em- transportationamong others their counterparts across the ple for online employment. barked on digitisation are aimed at creating efficiency world, are seeking to acceler- The Cabinet Secretary noted Tprogrammes across all to generate and expand job op- ate digitisation of the economy that,the Ministry of Labour and sectors aimed at expanding portunities. by increasing the number of Social Protection has devel- employment opportunities in Speaking during a virtual young women and men who oped the Kenya Labour Market the country. roundtable ILO, ITU, AU con- possess digital skills. Labour Cabinet Secretary Simon Chelugui (file photo) Information System (KLMIS), The Cabinet Secretary for ference on creatingdecent Mr Chelugi observed that, an interactive web-based La- Labour and Social Protec- jobs and enhancing skills for Kenya has largely succeeded in of ICT, Innovation and Youth mote Kenya as a competitive bour Market Information Sys- tion Mr Simon Chelugui, the youth in Africa’s digital growing the digital economy Affairs. labour market destination for tem (LMIS) as a one-stop shop said,targeted digitisation ef- economy,Mr Chelugui said, through the Ajira Digital Pro- The CS said that,the Ajira the multinational companies for all the labour market infor- forts at financial services, the public and private sector gram executed by the Ministry Digital program seeks to pro- and the local and public sector mation in Kenya.

MINISTRY OF ICT, INNOVATION AND YOUTH AFFAIRS

State Department for Broadcasting and Telecommunications INVITATION TO TENDER REQUEST FOR COMMENTS ON Kenya Power invites tenders from interested bidders for provision of the following:- THE DRAFT NATIONAL SPECTRUM POLICY TENDER NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION TENDER PRE-BID TENDER COMMENCEMENT MEETING CLOSING The Ministry of ICT, Innovation and Youth Affairs has developed the National Spectrum Policy 2020 and DATE DATE DATE hereby invites ALL stakeholders to submit their inputs and comments by downloading the Draft Policy KP1/9A.4/OT/ Supply of Automotive Tuesday Thursday Thursday at: http://www.ict.go.ke TPT/03/20-21 Fuel, Kerosene, Lubricants 27.10.2020 05.11.2020 19.11.2020 and Related Products at 10.00 a.m. at 10.00 a.m. The outcome of the review process is aimed at effective and efficient management of the scarce radio through the Bidders’ spectrum resource to ensure its optimal contribution to the national development, socio-economic Retail Distribution (KPLC Ruaraka growth, employment and public welfare. The Policy will act as an instrument that will guide for the Network Depot) present and the future of spectrum assignments and management in order to promote and build on the existing broadband deployment and increase nationwide penetration of broadband connectivity especially to the unserved and underserved rural areas. Tender documents detailing the requirements of the above tender may be obtained from the Kenya Power website (www.kplc.co.ke) from the date shown above. Substantive comments with specific proposals for amendments to the draft policy should be sent to email address: [email protected] by close of business on 16th November 2020.

GENERAL MANAGER OR SUPPLY CHAIN www.kplc.co.ke The Principal Secretary, State Department for Broadcasting and Telecommunication Ministry of ICT, Innovation and Youth Affairs, 10th Floor TelPosta Towers, Koinange Street P.O. Box 30025-00100, NAIROBI, KENYA

Strengthening political parties

NOTICE FOR PROVISIONAL REGISTRATION

The Office of the Registrar of Political Parties (ORPP) is established by the Political Parties Act, 2011 as a State Office within the meaning of Article 260 of the Constitution of Kenya 2010. The core functions of the ORPP are to among others; OPEN TENDER NOTICE register and regulate political parties as well as administer the Political Parties Fund. Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) is a State Corporation under the Tourism Act No. 28 of 2011 and is charged with the Section 5(2) of the Political Parties Act, 2011 provides that; “Upon receipt of an application for registration under subsection (1), the Registrar shall – (a) within fourteen days, publish a notice in the gazette and in at least statutory mandate of promoting and marketing Kenya as a tourist destination locally and internationally. The Board two newspapers with nationwide circulation, inviting objections from any person or any other political party is seeking eligible firms for provision of the following services: - concerning the registration of the name, symbol, colour of the political party, or any other issue relating to the registration of the political party”. TENDER NO. TENDER NAME BID SECURITY CLOSING DATE To this end, the Registrar of Political Parties is in the process of provisionally registering the following proposed political party: KTB/T/0005/2020-2021 Provision of online marketing USD 2,500 18/11/2020 at 12.00 campaign services noon Kenyan time Name Party Colors Party Symbol

Usawa Kenya Party (UKP) Black, Yellow, Blue, White and Red Donkey carrying Luggage Interested eligible candidates can obtain the document from our Destination website: www.magicalkenya.com/ The People’s National Republican Party (TPNRP) Red, Green and Yellow Pembe Mbili tender or the public procurement information portal (PPIP) website: www.tenders.go.ke free of charge. Bidders who download the tender document from the website must forward their particulars immediately to Adopt Development Assembly Party (ADAP) Grey, White and Golden Yellow Jembe [email protected] for record purposes and any further tender clarifications and addenda. National Economic Development Party - (NEDP) Light Blue, White and Maroon Magnifying Glass The completed tenders should be sent electronically in password-protected PDF format to [email protected] Any objections may be presented in writing or in person within seven (7) days to: on or before the closing date and time indicated in the table above. The technical proposal and financial proposal MUST have different passwords. The passwords for the technical proposal should be sent to [email protected] on Office of the Registrar of Political Parties (ORPP) the day of the tender opening by 12.00 Noon East African Time. Lion Place, First Floor off Waiyaki way at Karuna close P O Box 1131-00606 Nairobi. Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the tenderers’ or their representatives who choose Ann N. Nderitu, MBS to attend. Only one representative per tender document will be allowed to attend the opening. Registrar of Political Parties Tenders that are delivered after 12.00 Noon on 18/11/2020 will not be accepted.

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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR AND CO-ORDINATION OF NATIONAL GOVERNMENT

State Department for Interior and Citizen Services

Directorate of Immigration Services VACANCY ADVERTISEMENT OF VACANT POSITION DIRECTOR, INNOVATION, PARTNERSHIPS & Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the positions shown below in the CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT: Directorate of Immigration Services, at the headquarters. GRADE: ICTA 2 NO. VACANCY NO. POST JOB GROUP VACANCIES The ICT Authority has contracted Africa Management Solutions Limited (Amsol) to undertake 1. 1/2020 DRIVER III D 9 the recruitment of Director, Innovation, Partnerships and Capacity Development on behalf of the Authority Details of the post can be accessed on the Ministry’s/Directorates Website www.interior.go.ke / www.immigration.go.ke or www.mygov.go.ke The Information and Communication Technology Authority (ICTA) is a State Corporation under the Ministry of Information Communication and Technology. The Corporation was established Interested and qualified persons are requested to make their applications by completing one applica- in August 2013.The Authority is tasked with rationalizing and streamlining the management of tion form PSC2 (Revised 2016). The form may be downloaded from PSC website www.publicservice. all Government of Kenya ICT functions. Its broad mandate entails enforcing ICT standards in go.ke. Government and enhancing the supervision of its electronic communication. The Authority also promotes ICT literacy, capacity, innovation and enterprise in line with the Kenya National ICT Completed application forms should be sent to the; Masterplan 2017.

Director General of Immigration Services The Board of ICT Authority now invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced Directorate of Immigration Services persons with excellent academic credentials to fill the above position to be based at ICTA P.O Box 30191 – 00100 headquarters. NAIROBI HOW TO APPLY Or Hand delivered to the Directorate of Immigration Services, Human Resources Registry, 4th floor, Nyayo House, so as to reach on or before 16th November, 2020 Candidates who wish to apply for the position shall visit www.amsol.co.ke and or www.icta.go.ke for detailed job requirements. They shall be required to download, fill employ- Please note: ment application form and submit their applications quoting the name of the Vacancy on the email subject together with detailed Curriculum Vitae, certificates stating their current remu- • Candidates should NOT attach any document to the application form. All the details requested in the neration, expected salary, email address, telephone contracts to the following email address: advertisement should be filled on the form [email protected]. • Only shortlisted and successful candidate will be contacted. • Shortlisted candidates shall be required to produce originals of their academic and professional Deadline for application is 16th November, 2020 certificates during the interviews ICT Authority is an equal opportunity employer. Persons with disability and women are highly encour- Alexander Muteshi Imbenzi, CBS, OGW, ndc (k) aged to apply DIRECTOR GENERAL OF IMMIGRATION SERVICES

MINISTRY OF EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

STATE DEPARTMENT FOR EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR MEDIA ADVISORY SERVICES, EVENT We’re MANAGEMENT AND INTERGRATED COMMUNICATION SERVICES RFP No. SDEAC/RFP/01/2020-2021 Background HIRING The Government through the Ministry of East African Community & Regional Development is championing the business re- forms and transformation agenda through the Ease of Doing Business reforms program. Since 2014, the World Bank Global report on Doing Business has ranked Kenya amongst the top 10 most reformed list of countries, three times in a row, with a Applicaon Procedure: most recent rank of 56th in 2019, up from 136th in 2014 out of 190 countries globally. Ÿ Detailed job and person specificaons are to be The Ministry has developed action plans of reforms that require implementation across different agencies. The government obtained from the Fund`s website will implement these reforms in order to improve the business environment in the country to facilitate domestic and foreign ADVERTISEMENT OF JOB VACANCIES www.ne�und.go.ke investments especially during the Covid-19 period. Ÿ Candidates must submit Tax compliance from Naonal Environment Trust Fund Kenya Revenue Authority, Clearance Improving the Ease of Doing Business in Kenya will stimulate private sector to expand operations for economic growth and (NETFUND) is a State Corporaon Cerficates from Ethics and An-Corrupon thereby contribute to the creation of more jobs. Improvement of Business Environment will take a participatory and all-inclu- established by the Environmental Commission; Higher Educaon Loans Board; sive approach, where Government Ministry’s Departments and Agencies are partnering with the Private Sector to implement Management and Coordinaon Act of agreed upon business reforms. and a valid Cerficate of Good Conduct from 1999 (Rev 2015). Our mandate is “To the Directorate of Criminal Invesgaons. The Government through the Ministry of East African Community & Regional Development seeks to appoint an Integrated facilitate research intended to further the Ÿ Interested and qualified candidates are Marketing Communication firm to provide services for four (4) months in the areas of Public Relations, Digital Communica- requirements of environmental requested to submit hard/so� copies of their tion, Advertising, Media Management and Event Management for an impact Communication campaign capturing the progress management, capacity building, applicaons together with their up-dated and gains that Kenya has realised through Doing Business reforms implemented since 2014 and for the Covid-19 period. environmental awards, environmental Curriculum Vitae, cerfied copies of academic Interested Consultants should provide information demonstrating that they have the required qualifications and relevant publicaons, scholarships and grants”. and professional cerficates on or before the experience to perform the Services. closing dates on November 10, 2020. Send so� The Fund is looking for highly experienced, copies to recruitment�ne�und.go.ke. Consultants may associate with other firms to enhance their qualifications. The Consultant will be selected in accordance with movated and results oriented individuals Ÿ The applicaon envelope to be clearly marked the Quality and Cost Based Selection (QCBS) method. to fill vacancies in the organizaon. with reference number for each posion. Further information can be obtained at procurement office on 17th Floor room 1704 during working hours. Ÿ Only the shortlisted candidates will be Applicaons are invited from professionals contacted A complete set of RFP documents may be obtained by downloading free of charge for interested candidates at the Ministry’s who meet ALL the minimum qualificaons Ÿ NETFUND is an equal opportunity employer website (www.meac.go.ke) or the Public Procurement Information Portal (PPIP) website (www.tenders.go.ke). for the following posions: (EOE), and is commi�ed to diversity and gender equality. Request for Proposal (RFP) completed documents are to be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes, marked with the RFP name Ÿ HR 24/10/2020 Director Resource Ÿ Any form of canvassing shall lead to automac th and reference number and be deposited in the tender Box at 16 Floor Co-operative Bank House Building Haile Selassie Mobilizaon and Business disqualificaon. Avenue or be addressed to Principal Secretary, State Department for East African Community P.O Box 8846-00200 Development – NETF 2 Nairobi so as to be received on or before 4th November, 2020 at 10:00 am Ÿ HR 24/10/2020 Manager, Corporate Communicaon- NETFUND – NETF 3 The RFP documents will be opened immediately thereafter in the boardroom at 18th floor, Co-operative Bank House in the presence of the candidates or their representatives who choose to attend. The Chief Execuve Officer, Hard copies applicaons should be sent to: Naonal Environment Trust Fund Head Supply Chain Management P.O. Box 19324- 00202, Nairobi. For: Principal Secretary 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 27, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 15

INVITATION TO TENDER

RE-ADVERTISEMENT NO TENDER NO DESCRIPTION ELIGIBILITY CLOSING DATE 1 KGN-LEG-05-2020 Pre-Qualification for the Provision of Citizen 17th November Insurance Brokerage Services for Year Contractors 2020 at 10.00 a.m. VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT 2021-2023. The Kenya Forest Service (KFS) is a State Corporation established by the Forest Conservation & Management Act of 2016. The Service is mandated to conserve, develop and sustainably manage forests and allied resources for envi- Interested firms may obtain further information from the office of the Supply Chain Director, ronmental stability and the social-economic development of the people of Kenya. In line with the provisions of the Tel: (254) (020) 3666230, Email: [email protected] on normal working days beginning on the date Forest Conservation and Management Act of 2016 the Service wishes to recruit competent and qualified persons to of advert. The tender documents may be collected upon payment of a non-refundable fee of fill the following vacant positions: KShs.1, 000.00 paid in cash or through a banker’s cheque at any KenGen finance office. The document can also be viewed and downloaded from the website . www.kengen.co.ke 1 FOREST CONSERVATION COMMITTEE ( FCC) CHAIRPERSONS REF-KFS/FCC/2020 9 Posts Bidders are advised to refer to the website regularly for any additional information /clarifications/ addenda. Downloaded copies are FREE. In accordance with Section 48 of the Forests Act, the Service created ten (10) Forest Conservancy Areas to oversee the proper and efficient management of forests, each with a ten (10) member Forest Conservation Committee Tenders must be accompanied by a Tender Security /Tender Securing Declaration Form where applicable (FCC) headed by chairperson who is appointed by the Board of Directors. The Service requests applicants to forward in the form and amount specified and must be delivered in plain sealed envelope clearly labelled with their applications for the positions of Forest Conservation Committee Chairpersons SPECIFICALLY in the following the tender number and tender description before the closing date to the following address: - Forest Conservancy Areas: Ewaso North, North Eastern and Nairobi. Supply Chain Director, Kenya Electricity Generating Company PLC, HOW TO APPLY Ground Floor, KenGen Pension Plaza I, The detailed advertisement with all the job descriptions and requirements as well as is found in the Kenya Forest Kolobot Road, Parklands, Service Web Site: http://www.kenyaforestservice.org (under jobs) P.O. Box 47936, 00100 NAIROBI. Interested candidates who meet the requirements are asked to apply while clearly indicating reference number for the position. Applications including current curriculum vitae, indicating , mobile Number, names and contact details Note: The tender documents should be dropped in the tender box located on Ground Floor at KenGen, of three referees, copy of national identity card, copies of testimonials, copies of professional and academic certifi- RBS building. Bids that cannot fit in the tender box should be submitted to the Supply Chain cates and copies of statutory requirements clearly marked with reference number for each position - should either Director office located on Ground Floor, KenGen Pension Plaza I before submission deadline be sent through the post office or hand delivered to the following address in a sealed envelope marked “APPLICATION FOR THE FOREST CONSERVATION COMMITTEE CHAIR – KFS” ; so as to reach the Service not Tenders will be opened soon after the closing time in the presence of the candidates’ representatives who later than Monday 9th November 2020 by 5.00 pm. choose to attend at KenGen Pension Plaza 2, Tender opening room, Ground floor. CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS, N/B: KenGen adheres to high standards of integrity in its business operations. KENYA FOREST SERVICE, KARURA, OFF KIAMBU ROAD, Report any unethical behavior immediately to the provided anonymous hotline service. P. O. BOX 30513-00100, G.P.O. 1) Call Toll Free: 0800722626 NAIROBI, KENYA. 2) Free Fax: 00800 007788 NOTE: Canvassing will lead to disqualification. Those who had applied early need not to re-apply. 3) Email: [email protected] The Service is ISO accredited and an equal opportunity employer. 4) Website: www.tip-offs.com Applicants living with disabilities and those from marginalized areas and minority communities are encouraged to apply. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. For more information on SUPPLY CHAIN DIRECTOR the Service, please visit our website; www.kenyaforestservice.org.

TENDER NOTICE KOITALEEL SAMOEI UNIVERSITY COLLEGE The Geothermal Development Company Limited (GDC) invites sealed tenders from eligible candidates for the following: (A constituent College of the University of Nairobi) TENDER NO. TENDER DESCRIPTION TENDER SITE VISIT CLOSING SECURITY DATE & VENUE DATE

TENDERS ADVERTISEMENT GDC/INFRA/OT/022/20- Tender for Supply, Installation & Kshs. 100,000 04/11/2020 18/11/2020 21 Commissioning of Pumps at Barin- at 9:00am in at 2:00PM Koitaleel Samoei University College would like to invite interested bidders for the following tender; go-Silali Geothermal Project. Baringo-Silali Geothermal NO. TENDER NO. CATEGORY DESCRIPTION Field. 1. KSUC/T/01/2020-2021 TENDER FOR RENOVATION OF LECTURE HALLS AT KOITALEEL SAMOEI GDC/INFRA/OT/023/20- Tender for Supply & Installation of Kshs. 100,000 05/11/2020 19/11/2018 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, MOSOROIT CAMPUS 21 Diesel Filtration System at Barin- at 9:00am in at 2:00PM go-Silali Geothermal Project. Baringo-Silali 2. KSUC/T/02/2020-2021 TENDER FOR PROPOSED EXTERNAL AND LANDSCAPING WORKS AT Geothermal KOITALEEL SAMOEI UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, MOSORIOT CAMPUS Field.

3. KSUC/T/03/2020-2021 SUPPLY, INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING OF LOCAL AREA Interested eligible bidders may obtain further information and inspect the tender document from the office of Manager, NETWORK(LAN) Supply Chain at Kawi House, South C off Mombasa Road, Red Cross Road between 9.00am and 4.00pm during week days. Tender document with detailed information may be obtained from the Procurement Office at The Koitaleel Samoei University College, upon payment of NON-refundable fee of Kshs.1,000.00 (Kenya Shillings One A complete set of the tender document may be obtained by interested firms upon payment of a non-refundable fee of Thousand Only) for the three Tenders per set of the document OR Download from the Koitaleel Samoei Kshs.1000 payable to our accounts office in cash or by banker’s cheque. The documents can also be viewed and down- University College website. www.ksu.ac.ke/tenders . Duly completed tender document enclosed in plain loaded from the website www.gdc.co.ke or http://tenders.go.ke free of charge. Bidders who download the tender sealed envelope and properly indicating Tender Reference Number as indicated above should be addressed document from the website MUST forward their particulars immediately to [email protected] for records and any further tender clarifications and addenda. to;

THE AG. PRINCIPAL The completed tenders in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked with Tender No. and Tender reference name; shall be addressed to: KOITALEEL SAMOEI UNIVERSITY COLLEGE P O BOX 5 – 30307 MOSORIOT Managing Director & CEO, Geothermal Development Company Or deposited in the Tender Box at the Procurement office so as to reach the institution on or before TUESDAY P.O Box 100746-00101 NOVEMBER 17, 2020. Tenders will be opened thereafter in the main conference. Bidders are invited to attend NAIROBI, KENYA or send their representatives if they so wish. Prices quoted MUST BE inclusive of all taxes expressed in Kenya Shillings and remain valid for at least One Hundred and twenty (120) days after the closing date of the tender and deposited in the tender box at Ground Floor GDC office Kawi House, South C Off Mombasa Road, Red Cross Road notice. Tenderers must attach copies of PIN Certificate, VAT Registration Certificate, Certificate of Registration, on or before the dates specified above. Tax compliance and Audited Accounts for the last Three Years (2018, 2019, and 2020). Bid bond of KES. 2% of tender Amount for all the Tenders is required from a reputable bank. Bidders must serialize, sign each page, Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the tenderers or their representatives who choose to put a table of contents and bind the tender document. attend at Kawi House, South C GDC Board Room Ground Floor.

Koitaleel Samoei University College reserves the right to accept or reject any tender(s) which is not addressed Late tenders will not be accepted. to the University. Any CANVASSING whatsoever will render the prospective bidder ineligible for participation. MANAGER, SUPPLY CHAIN PROCUREMENT DEPARTMENT FOR: AG. PRINCIPAL H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G

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Relief to expectant mothers as MINISTRY OF WATER, SANITATION AND modern maternity is launched IRRIGATION

BY JOSHUA KIBET xpectant mothers in INVITATION FOR BIDS (IFB) Tiaty constituency who have been travelling for 1. The Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation now invites sealed bids from eligible contractors for the E following works: more than 100 kilometres to Kabarnet town to seek for No Tender name Tender No. specialized delivery services have a reason to smile after 1 Kaigunji Irrigation Project phase IIB Distribution MWSI/ONT/002/20202021 the establishment of a mod- 2 Kanini Irrigation Project MWSI/ONT/003/2020-2021 ern maternity and theatre at 3 Muranga Lot 3 Irrigation Project MWSI/ONT/004/2020-2021 Chemolingot sub county hos- pital. Interested eligible contractors who meet the following minimum conditions may apply. The facility constructed by (a) Registered with NCA6 water works and above. Safaricom Foundation and (b) Proof of legal existence equipped by Kenya Devolution (c) Copies of valid tax compliance, Vat and Pin certificates (d) Adequate plant and equipment, professional and technical staff Support Programme (KDSP) at (e) Evidence of past experience in similar works of same nature and complexity a total cost of Sh 23 million will ensure mothers deliver safely. Contractors may obtain detailed information and inspect the tender documents at Ministry of Water and Irriga- Devolution Principal Secre- tion offices located at Maji House, Ngong Road, at the procurement department 3rd floor room 322 during normal working hours. tary Charles Sunkuli said the Devolution CAS Abdul Bahari (left) and his PS Charles Sunkuli (centre) Ministry, through KDSP has officially opens a one stop maternity wing and theatre at Chemolingot A complete set of tender documents can be down loaded from the Ministry’s website www.water.go.ke or disbursed about Sh 370 mil- sub county hospital Friday. IFMIS SUPPLIER PORTAL www.supplier.treasury.go.ke. lion in the level two funding The completed tender document in plain sealed envelope clearly marked “Tender No……for the Construction of the project to the county remaining is used for equip- milk processing plant at El- of…………………… should be addressed; to finance activities in various ment. “Among the projects dama Ravine to the tune of Sh Principal Secretary ministries with a chunk of the financed through KDSP in- 98.1 million,” he enumerated. Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation funds going towards the health clude Kabarnet County Re- During the function pre- Maji House, Ngong Road, sector. ferral Hospital surgical block sided over by Devolution Chief P.O Box 49720-00100, Speaking during the official at Sh 138.7 million, construc- Administrative Secretary Nairobi, Kenya commissioning of the one stop tion and installation of oxygen (CAS) Abdul Bahari, the PS Tender Document for……………… and be deposited in Tender Box on Ground Floor at Ministry of Water, Sani- maternity wing and theatre plant at Eldama Ravine hos- lauded the partnership be- tation and Irrigation Offices so as to be received on or before 17th November 2020 at 10.00 a.m. Prices quoted at the hospital grounds, the pital at Sh 8 million, purchase tween the ministry, Safaricom should be inclusive of taxes and shall remain valid for 120 days from closing date of the tender. PS stated that out of the total of a Sh 10 million modern Foundation and county gov- The tender will be opened immediately thereafter in our Board room at 6th floor Maji House in presence of amount, Sh 300 million has ambulance, construction of a ernment of Baringo which he bidders or their representatives who may wish to attend. been directed towards infra- theatre at Marigat sub county noted had seen the realization Selection of bidders will be in accordance with the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act, 2015 structural facilities while the hospital at Sh 6.4 million and of the modern maternity.

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION STATE DEPARTMENT OF EARLY LEARNING AND BASIC EDUCATION KENYA GPE COVID 19 PROJECT FOR LEARNING CONTINUITY IN BASIC EDUCATION

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) Export Processing Zone Authority wishes to invite interested eligible national candidates to express their interest on the following; Project ID: P174059 Grant No.: TF83336 Tender No. Tender Description Site Visit Date and Closing Date and Applicants Time Time Name of Consultancy: Consultancy to Provide Blended Online and Face to Face Psychosocial EPZA/EOI/01/2020-2021 Consultancy Services for 8th November 2020 19th November 2020 Open to the Support Services Feasibility Study, Detailed General Public Reference No: MOE/GPE/QCBS/01/2020-2021 Engineering Design, En- vironmental and Social Procurement Method: Quality and Cost Based Selection (QCBS) Impact Assessment and Supervision of Construc- tion for Development of 1. Background a Railway Siding and As- sociated Infrastructure at The Ministry of Education has received financing from Global Partnership for Education (GPE) through the Export Processing Zones Kenya GPE Covid 19 Project for Learning continuity in Basic Education under the supervision of the World Authority, Athi River Bank to support development of Primary School Education sub sector in Kenya and intends to apply part of the Grant to eligible payments for Consultancy to Provide Blended Online and Face to Face Psychosocial Expression of Interest (EOI) document detailing the requirements may be obtained from EPZA Headquarters, Administration Support services. Building, Viwanda Road off Nairobi - Namanga Highway, Athi-River Kenya during working hours 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

The document can be downloaded for free from EPZA website www.epzakenya.com and Government Public Procurement 2. Qualifications of the Consulting Firm information Portal https://tenders.go.ke or can also be issued upon payment of non-refundable fee of Kshs. 1,000. Pay- Details on the required qualification, experience, Purpose and objective, scope and tasks of the ment shall be made in cash or by banker’s cheque at the cashier’s office situated on the 2nd Floor of the EPZA Administration assignment and expected deliverables and the rationale for Psychosocial Support are contained in the Building. Terms of reference uploaded in the Ministry website www.education.go.ke. On educational qualifications, Completed tender documents in plain sealed envelope clearly marked with the “Expression of Interest (EOI) No. and (EOI) please attach CVs and evidence of past assignments/clients. Description” as more particularly described in the (EOI) document should be addressed to:

3. The Ministry now invites Interested Consulting firms to apply for Consultancy to Provide Blended The Ag. Chief Executive Officer Online and Face to Face Psychosocial Support Services. The applications in sealed envelopes Export Processing Zones Authority clearly marked with the Name of the Consultancy and Contract reference number should be P.O. Box 50563-00200, Nairobi addressed to:- Tel: 045 – 6621000 Email: [email protected] Principal Secretary website:www.epzakenya.com. Attn. Head Supply Chain Mnagement And dropped in the Tender Box situated at the Reception of EPZA Administration Building, Viwanda Road off Athi River - Ministry of Education, State Department of Early Learning and Basic Education Namanga Highway, Export Processing Zones Authority, Administration Building, Athi-River, so as to be received not later than P.O. Box 30040-00100, Nairobi, Kenya. the respective closing date and time indicated above. Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter on the respective closing and be deposited in the Tender Box located at the reception area of Jogoo House ‘B’ Harambee Avenue, on or date and time. Bidders or their representatives who choose to attend are invited to witness the closing and opening of the before 16th November 2020. The E.O.I’s will be opened on 16th November 2020 At 11.00 AN EAT in the 2nd tenders at the conference room situated at EPZA. Floor Board room in the presence of applicants who wish to attend. Ag. CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 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 27, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 17 Kenya undertakes major labour migration policy reforms BY CHERUIYOT KORIR Mr Chelugui who made the ensure a quality workforce for packaging, pharmaceutical bassador to Kenya Jacek Bazar- he government is under- remarks when he hosted the national development and the industries, carpentry among isk said that it is possible to Ttaking reforms in the man- Polish ambassador to Kenya, export market. others and asked Polish gov- have more Kenyans working agement of labour migration Jacek Bazarisk at his NSSF of- The Cabinet Secretary ob- ernment to easeVisas acquisi- in Poland. Ambassador Bazar- to enhance governance by ficenoted thatlabour migra- served that there was need tion for migrant workers from isk however noted that there strengthening policy and legal tion is beneficial to the migrant for bilateral labour migration Kenya. was need for Kenyans wishing regulations. workers, their families and agreements between Kenya Further, the Cabinet Sec- work in Poland to learn Pol- The Cabinet Secretary for countries of origin and the and Poland as a primary in- retary explained that labour ish language as it was the only Labour and Social Protection destination. strument to facilitate labour migration reduces the stress medium of communication in Mr Simon Chelugui said, the The Cabinet Secretary said mobility arrangements. of national unemployment the country. government willdesign and theGovernment has invested He said that the government of countries of origin, and He said labour migration had implement pre-departure heavily in training and pro- has received appeals from em- contributes to development immense benefits to the mi- training for migrant workers ducing a highly skilled labour ployers in Poland for skilled through remittances, transfer grants, communities, employ- aimed at enhancing safe, or- force in various professions cine, nursing, agriculture, labour on food production, of skills, and the creation of ers, governments, and other derly and productive labour and technical fields such as en- banking, teaching, transpor- manufacture of apparels, car business and trade networks. stakeholders, in both countries migration. gineering, architecture, medi- tation and skilled artisans to manufacture, fruit picking and On his part, the Polish Am- of origin and destination.

MINISTRY OF DEVOLUTION & The ASALs

STATE DEPARTMENT FOR DEVOLUTION

TENDER NOTICE TENDER NOTICE The Ministry of Devolution and ASALs, State Department for Devolution, (SDD) invites eligible, qualified and com- The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) is the regulatory Agency for the CT industry in Kenya with petent firms including those firms owned by Youth, Women and Persons with Disability (PWD) to submit sealed responsibilities in telecommunications, e-commerce, broadcasting and postal/courier services. CA is also applications for the following tenders: - responsible for managing the country’s numbering and frequency spectrum resources, administering the niversal Service Fund (SF) as well as safeguarding the interests of consumers of CT services. SNO. Tender Number Tender Description Category Closing Date and Time 1. MODA/SDD/OTRFP/ Consultancy Services to assess Com- AGPO 10th November 2020 N. T R D C E 05/2020-2021 pliance with Environmental and Social at 10 A.M Safeguards in County Capital Projects. 1 CA/PROC/OT/DSP/01/ Open national tender for disposal 11th November Open to all (Consultancy Firm) 2020-2021 2020 at 10.30 am 2 MODA/SDD/OT/RFP/ Consultancy Services to develop an Inte- OPEN 10th November 2020 2 CA/PROC/OT/DSP/02/ Open national tender for disposal 11th November Open to all 06/2020- 2021 grated Knowledge Management System at 10 A.M 2020-2021 of obsolete items earmarked for 2020 at 10.30am to support Devolution (Consultancy disposal Firm) 3. CA/PROC/OT/05/2020- Open national tender for tender 11th November Open to all 3 MODA/SDD/OT/RFP/ Consultancy Services for Development of OPEN 10th November 2020 2021 for service and maintenance of 2020 at 10.30am 07/2020-2021 a Framework on Performance of Concur- at 10 A.M rent functions. ldoret, ombasa, Nyeri ( Consultancy Firm ) 4 MODA/SDD/OT/RFP/ Consultancy Services for development of OPEN 10th November 2020 etinguishers for 13 stations 08/2020-2021 Performance Assessment Framework for at 10 A.M 4. CA/PROC/OT/0/2020- Open national tender for supply, 11th November Open to all Devolution. 2021 delivery, installation and mainte- 2020 at 10.30am (Consultancy Firm) 5 MODA/SDD/OT/RFP/ Consultancy Services to assess the pre- OPEN 10th November 2020 management system 09/2020-2021 paredness of the County Governments to at 10 A.M 5. CA/PROC/OT/03/2020- Open national tender for supply, 11th November Open to all cope with COVID 19 and Development of 2021 delivery, installation mainte- 2020 at 10.30am Post COVID 19 Recovery Strategy. nance of an interactive eo-Por- (Consultancy Firm) tal system. 6 MODA/SDD/OT/RFP/ Consultancy services for developing AGPO 10th November2020 10/2020-2021 Civic Education Information Communi- at 10 A.M cation and Education (IEC) Materials on Alternatives Dispute Resolution (ADR) The tender documents can be accessed and downloaded from the Public Procurement nformation Mechanism. (Consultancy Firm) Portal and the Authority’s website: ..-----

their particulars/ contacts to the ead of Procurement, Communications Authority of Kenya, through the Interested bidders may access and download detailed tender document and corresponding Terms of Reference/ email address .. - specifications free of charge from: - tions and or addendums, if any. Any addendum, which will be issued, will be uploaded in the CA ebsite. i. Procurement Portal: http//www.tenders.go.ke ii. The Ministry’s Website www.devolutionasals.go.ke. ligible bidders may also inspect and obtain detailed hard copy of the tender documents from the Procure- ment Division 2nd Friday ecluding Public olidays at a non-refundable fee of S . Bidders MUST immediately send their names and contact details (Company name, cell phone number and email) to [email protected] for records, communication on any tender clarifications and addenda. Prices quoted should be inclusive of all taes, ST be epressed in Kenya Shillings and shall remain valid for a period of 150 days from the closing date of the tender. Duly completed tender documents (Two Hard Copies, One Original and one Copy) should be enclosed in plain sealed envelope clearly marked with tender number, tender description and deposited in the tender Box located Duly completed tender documents should be enclosed in a plain, sealed envelope clearly marked with the ten- on 1st floor of Telposta Towers, Wing C, Kenyatta Avenue, Nairobi, Kenya during office hours (Weekdays 8.00 am to 5.00 pm) on or before Tuesday, 10th November and be addressed to: so as to reach on or before the closing date and time indicated above. - Principal Secretary, Ministry of Devolution and Asals, T P State Department for Devolution, C A CA P. O. Box 30004 – 00100. P.O. B NAIROBI, KENYA N Bids will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the bidders or their representatives who choose to T attend at the 6th floor boardroom, Telposta Towers, Kenyatta Avenue, Nairobi. M - Prices quoted should be net inclusive of all Government taxes and other expenses and must remain valid for 150 ... days from the closing/opening date of the tender. Bids shall be opened immediately thereafter at CA Centre round Floor, eeting Room 2 in the presence of the bidders’ representative(s) who choose to attend. Tenders that require Bid Security will be as indicated in the tender documents.

Coast Regional CA Centre 1st Floor KVDA Plaza Ground Floor, Advocates 2nd Floor Lake Basin Mall, Principal Secretary P.O.Box 14448 P.O.Box 2346 3rd Floor, NSSF Building Plaza P.O Box 2016 State Department for Devolution Nairobi 00800 Eldoret 30100 P.O.Box 8041 P.O Box 134 Nyeri 10100 Kisumu 40100 Mobile : 0703042000 Mobile: 0703042105 Mombasa 80100 Mobile : 0703042181 Mobile: 0703042130 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Mobile:0703042152 Email : [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G

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ABSENTEE LAND ONERS ALON TE AYLEAVE CORRIDOR OF TE 13KV NANYUKIISIOLOMERU TRANSMISSION LINE TRAVERSIN LAIKIPIA, ISIOLO AND MERU COUNTIES.

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 a a 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 igh Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.12 0.12 132kV, 220kV, 400kv and 500kV (VDC). Plots (Nanyuki)/ /D41 20 Proposed igh 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)/ /D2 land parcels in Laikipia, Isiolo and Meru Counties and covering a total distance of 96 Kilometres. The 21 Nanyuki Municipality Block 3 ames 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 ames 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 Ndungu 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 ames Waithitu Gakinya 0.20 0.14 Please contact Michael Mwai on 01013 (during official working hours) or send an email (Laikipia Teachers)/350 to mngang[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 a a 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 ane 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 oab 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 igh Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.16 0.08 (Kilimo)/316 Plots (Nanyuki)/d81 42 Nanyuki/Marura Block 10 Stephen Mwangi Gachuru 0.11 0.10 12 Proposed igh Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.12 0.12 (Laikipia Teachers/218 Plots (Nanyuki)/ /D83 43 Nanyuki/Marura Block 10 Charles Maina Muriithi 0.10 0.10 13 Proposed igh Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.24 0.03 (Laikipia Teachers/129 Plots (Nanyuki) )/ /D32 44 Nanyuki/Marura Block 10 Susan Wanjiku Nyaga 0.11 0.11 14 Proposed igh Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.12 0.12 (Laikipia Teachers/116 Plots (Nanyuki) )/ /D79 45 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 osephine Kagenia Maina ohn Maina Weru 1.98 0.17 15 Proposed igh Density Residential A.G.Nduhiu 0.16 0.08 (Nturukuma)/1877 Plots (Nanyuki)/ /D 80(47 On Survey 46 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 Moses Kinoti Tuerandu 0.22 0.02 Plan) (Nturukuma)/2620 16 Proposed igh Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.12 0.12 47 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 Mthuranira Mringera 0.22 0.22 Plots (Nanyuki)/ /D44 (Nturukuma)/2618 17 Proposed igh Density Residential Title Deed/Lease Document to be provided 0.12 0.12 48 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 oseph Warutere Macharia 0.22 0.03 Plots (Nanyuki)/ /D45 (Nturukuma)/2617 18 Proposed igh 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)/ /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 27, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 19

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Area Area a a a a 50 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 ohn 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 uma 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 Fund Trustees 18.78 2.49 (Nturukuma)/2621 93 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/1539 acob 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 Fund Trustees 11.12 1.27 (Nturukuma)/2643 95 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/1518 ericah Kangondu 6.38 0.64 57 Nanyuki/Marura Block 8 Mmagiri Mimanene 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 oseph, Benson Mwiti Nkanato 1.98 0.39 (Nturukuma)/339 98 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/472 Francis Kiru Marimi 5.44 1.20 59 Lr 2872/100 Title Deed/Lease Documents to be provided 2.32 0.92 99 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/440 Mmbui Mkirimania 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 Mmwongo Mkaaru 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 Mkiungu Mmuthania 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 Fund 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 Fund Trustees 4.20 1.14 65 Laikipia/Daiga/mande Block 6 Solomon Wachira Gichuhi 2.54 0.13 105 Ngusishi Settlement Scheme/1928 acob 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 Mithinji 5.00 1.69 (Nyariginu)/484 110 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/881 ohn Mringera 30.00 3.84 68 Laikipia/Daiga/mande Block 6 oseph Maina Wachira 7.88 0.05 (Nyariginu)/486 111 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/1152 apheth Murithi Kiambati 2.00 0.26 69 Laikipia/Daiga/mande Block 6 Francis 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 Fredrick Muthamia 2.99 0.45 70 Laikipia/Daiga/mande Block 6 Lucy Gathigia Benson 2.37 0.47 114 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/1564 osphene Kirumba Mugambi 4.25 0.87 (Nyariginu)/19 115 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/585 oseph 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 Fund 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 Fund 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 ulius Mbabu Mbwi 1.50 0.03 121 Ntirimiti Settlement Scheme/895 ohn 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 Fund 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 Mturuchiu 21.74 3.16 76 Laikipia/Kalalu Settlement David Muriiki Matayo 12.60 0.85 Scheme/525 125 Kiirua Nkando/478 Mmwithiga Mikuraro 5.40 0.61 77 Laikipia/Kalalu Settlement Mmwagi Mmuketha 4.94 1.07 126 Kiirua Nkando/2393 Mmwithiga Mikuraro 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 Mrimberia 5.44 0.27 128 Kiirua Nkando/3947 Bernard Mbaabu Isaiah 2.13 0.29 Scheme/298 129 Kiirua Nkando /2565 eremiah Gitonga Mkirera 1.33 0.31 79 Laikipia/Kalalu Settlement Settlement Fund Trustees 4.20 0.16 130 Kiirua Nkando /3241 Silas Bundi Moses Mringera 2.71 0.04 Scheme/300 131 Kiirua Nkando/2566 Faith 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 Fund Trustees 9.14 0.10 133 Kiirua Nkand /2379 Geoffery Murerwa Nkanata 11.36 2.86 Scheme/450 134 Kiirua Nkando/3860 Mnkanata Marimi 1.00 0.48 82 Nanyuki/South Timau Block 1(Ngenia Milliam Wangari Mwangi 8.43 0.11 135 Kiirua Nkando/3386 ustaus Murithi Mugambi 3.31 1.64 Estate)/376 136 Kiirua Nkando/1109 George Murithi Nchebere 6.23 0.06 83 Nanyuki/South Timau Block 1(Ngenia Milliam 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ADVERTS H 20 | S Investment in space science to xxxxx xxx spur growth of Kenya’s economy March, 2017 as the successor to BY BONGITAONGERI (PCO) the National Space Secretariat. offer unique, fact-based per- During the launch, several The precursor to the Kenya enya will utilize space spectives to inform and sup- universities were awarded for Space Agency was birthed be- science to help drive port quality decision making. their research contributions to fore Kenya attained its inde- Kkey sectors of Kenya’s She made the remarks while the Kenya Space Agency(KSA). pendence in the early 1960s. economy,Defence Cabinet launching the Kenya Space Among those awarded were Therehave also been histori- Secretary, Dr. Monica Juma Agency Strategic Plan 2020- the University of Nairobi, cal engagements between has said. 2025 at a Nairobi Hotel. Technical University of Kenya, the Governments of Kenya The CS said asKenya aspires She said a strategic plan Jomo Kenyatta University of spectrum of Kenya’s socio- health and urban planning and and Italy that led to the es- to attain the Vision 2030 Eco- was a critical marker for any Agriculture and Technology, economic needs including rural development. tablishment of the San Marco nomic Blueprint, as well as serious institution because it Dedan Kimathi University and security surveillance; job cre- The Kenya Space Agency, (now known as Luigi Broglio) attain delivery of the Presi- sets up the pathway for the University of Eldoret. ation and poverty alleviation; domiciled in the Ministry Launching and Tracking Sta- dent’s Big Four Agenda, space achievement of its aspirations Dr. Juma said Space Tech- environment and resource of Defence, came into being tion at Ngomeni, in Malindi. technology and its applications and goals. nology will address a wide management; food security, Vide Legal Notice No. 22 of 7th

MINISTRY OF WATER, SANITATION AND IRRIGATION MINISTRY OF WATER, SANITATION AND IRRIGATION UPPER TANA CATCHMENT NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PROJECT (UTaNRMP) UPPER TANA CATCHMENT NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PROJECT (UTaNRMP) P.O. Box 996-60100 Embu; Tel 068 22 31376; Email:[email protected] www.utanrmp.or.ke P.O. Box 996-60100 Embu; Tel 068 22 31376; Email:[email protected] www.utanrmp.or.ke VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT FOR NOTIFICATION OF AWARD FOR GRANTS TO SUCCESSFUL PROJECT PROCUREMENT ASSISTANT TH COMMON INTEREST GROUPS (CIGs) FOR THE 4 CALL 1. Background FOR PROPOSAL (2ND AND FINAL BATCH) The Government of Kenya has received financial support from International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the Spanish Trust Fund for implementation of Upper Tana Catchment Natural Resources Management Project (UTaNRMP). The Project Completion Date is 31st December 2022. The goal of the project is to contribute to reduction of 1. Background rural poverty in the Upper Tana River catchment. This goal is pursued through two development objectives, which reflect the poverty-environment nexus namely: (i) Increased sustainable food production and incomes for poor rural house- Upper Tana Catchment Natural Resources Management Project is a ten year (2012-2022) project funded by Government of holds living in the project areas and (ii) Sustainable management of natural resources for provision of environmental Kenya, International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), Spanish Trust Fund and the Local community. The goal of the services. The project covers six counties namely: - Embu, Tharaka Nithi, Meru, Kirinyaga, Murang’a and Nyeri, Mt. Kenya project is to “contribute to reduction of rural poverty in the Upper Tana river catchment”. This goal is pursued via two National Park and Forest Reserve. development objectives which reflect the poverty-environment nexus namely (i) increased sustainable food production and incomes for poor rural households living in the project area; and (ii) sustainable management of natural resources for provision 2. Placement of Project Procurement Assistant of environmental services. The government plans to utilize a portion of the project funds to support placement of a professional and self-motivated Project Procurement Assistant to work at the Project Coordination Unit based in Embu County. The project is being implemented in six (6) Counties namely: Meru, Tharaka Nithi, Embu, Kirinyaga, Muranga and Nyeri along The Successful candidate will be serving on one-year contract renewable annually for the period of the project 24 river basins and the tributaries of the four (4) rivers formerly under MKEPP that drain into the Tana River as follows; subject to satisfactory annual assessment. The candidate must be a Kenyan citizen, aged between 25 and 50 years.

3. Key Duties and Responsibilities Tributaries of former Mt Kenya Pilot Project for Ena (Itimbogo, Thuura and Gangara) NRM (MKEPP) River Basins (4) Kapingazi/Rupingazi (Kiye, Thambana, Itabua & Kathita), Reporting to the immediate Supervisor who is the Project Procurement Officer, the Project Procurement Assistant will Kathita (Gaciuma/Kinyaritha, Kuuru, Riiji), handle a variety of tasks that include: assisting in: preparation of procurement plans, market survey and research; dispos- Mutonga/Kithinu (Naka, Nithi, South Maara,, North Maara and Thuci) al of stores and equipment in accordance with laid down regulations and procedures; and preparation of periodic and annual Supply Chain Management reports, updating procurement files, and any other related duties as may be assigned High Priority River Basins for UTaNRMP (12) Maragua, Murubara, Nairobi, Ragati, Rujiweru, Rupingazi, SabaSaba, from time to time. Thangatha, Thanantu, Thiba, Thika/ Sasumua, Thingithu 4. Academic and Professional Qualifications Twelve (12) Other River Basins for UTaNRMP Amboni/ Muringato, Iraru, Kayahwe, Chania, Mara, Mariara, Mathioya, The Project Procurement Assistant MUST; Nyamindi, Ruguti, Rwamuthambi, Sagana, Ura a) Have a Bachelor’s degree in any of the following field: Procurement, Logistics, Finance, Business Administration, Economics, Project Planning and Management, Commerce or any other relevant discipline. b) Have minimum level six (6) Diploma CIPS or CPSP (level 2) in Procurement and Supply Management from the Implementation of the project is through four components namely: Community Empowerment, Sustainable Rural Livelihoods, Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply or its approved equivalent from a recognized institution; and Sustainable Water Resources and Natural Resources Management, and Project Coordination and Management. c) Have a Valid Membership to the Kenya Institute of Supplies Management (KISM),or Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS) or its approved equivalent from a recognized Institution. 2. Award of Matching Grants to Common Interest Groups (CIGs)-2nd and final Batch under 4th Call) The Common Interest Groups (CIGs) submitted proposals during the 4th Call to the project and after a rigorous desk and field 5. Work Experience appraisal, review and approval by both the Project Steering Committee and IFAD, some groups qualified for the award of the The Project Procurement Assistant MUST; Matching Grants. Due to limitation of funds a first batch of successful groups was funded. Following additional funding to the i) Have a minimum of five (5) years experience in public procurement of goods and services, while experience in UTANRM Project the other final batch of 120 groups has been approved for funding. donor-funded project will be an added advantage; ii) Have a comprehensive knowledge of GOK Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act 2015 and its regulations A full list of the successful 120 groups and the amounts of Grant awarded to each group is found at the following sites/offices-: 2020, as well as procurement guidelines for IFAD and or the World Bank; a) Project websites -www.utanrmp.or.ke iii) Be Computer literate. b) Chairpersons of the Focal Development Areas (FDAs); c) County Project Coordinators Office ; 6. Other requirements d) County and Sub-county offices of the implementing departments of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries, Social Develop- Applicants for this post will be required to satisfy the requirements of Chapter Six of Kenya Constitution 2010 and there- ment & Kenya Forest Service (KFS). fore shortlisted candidates will be required to submit latest copies of the following during the interview: o Certificate of Good Conduct from the Director of Criminal Investigations; 3 Grants conditions o Clearance Certificate from the Higher Education Loans Board; o Tax Compliance Certificate from the Kenya Revenue Authority; a) Before release of 1st tranche of funds ,the successful CIG are requested to meet the following conditions as specified o Certificate of Clearance from the Credit Reference Bureau. in the Matching Grants Manual ; i. Must sign an Implementation Agreement between the CIGs and UTaNRMP; Interested candidates who meet the above requirements should send their application letter, detailed CV, copies of ii. Provide community cash contribution ( 3 or10%) and materials and labour ( 7 or 20%) or a combination of certificates and testimonials to: both depending on the group/activity category as specified in the Matching Grants Manual; The Principal Secretary iii. Open designated bank account in reputable commercial bank in liaison with sub county SDOs. Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation iv. Form three sub-committees i.e. finance, procurement and monitoring and evaluation P.O. Box 49720-00100 Nairobi v. The group members will be required to undergo training organised by the UTaNRMP on finance, procurement and governance; Attn: Human Resources Department, Room No.154, first floor so as to reach by 4:00PM on or before 11th November 2020 b) During implementation i. The groups will be required to fully meet the balance of their community contribution depending on the Applications through email will also be accepted and are encouraged. Receipt of these will be acknowledged. Please group/activity category send to: [email protected]. ii. The groups will be required to implement soil and water conservation measures in all the farms of the group members. Please Note:- a) Only shortlisted applicants will be invited for interviews; Project Coordinator b) Diversity and gender considerations will be applied in the recruitment process. Upper Tana Catchment Natural Resources Management Project (UTaNRMP) For: Principal Secretary, NB: Canvassing directly or indirectly will lead to disqualification at whatever stage of recruitment process and Ministry of Water, Sanitation and irrigation placement. 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 27, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 21 Easier access to cancer drugs saving patients’ lives in county

BY WANGARINDIRANGU discovering a small lump in her is offering free treatment and treated with surgery paying Sh “I started getting sick last breast. drugs for residents of Macha- 128, 000 while those on radio- year around the sixth month. As the Country marks the kos county. The Cancer Centre therapy Sh.119,000. I was not feeling so well so I Breast Cancer Awareness set up at a cost of Sh40 million For Mueni and many other came here to Machakos County Month this October, an an- has seen patients get surgi- patients accessing treatment Cancer Centre and on reaching nual campaign that sees coun- cal oncology, chemotherapy, under the UHC programme, here I went straight and asked tries across the world increase radiotherapy, nutritional sup- the medical costs which have to be screened for cancer be- awareness of the disease, port and transfusion medicine been a significant barrier to cause I had heard they screen Mueni is among women and for free under the Universal services is no longer worrying women.” men who have been suffering Health Coverage (UHC) pro- for them, thanks to the gov- These are the words of and fighting against the cancer gramme. The cost of cancer ernment’s UHC implementa- 68-year-old Florence Mueni- scourge in the country. therapy varies with the type tion. “Since I started therapy Makaa from Mbaani village, She, together with oth- of cancer and patients under- at the hospital, I have been re- Muthetheu location in Macha- ers, have been attending the going chemotherapy alone has ceiving services and medicine Alex Musyimi, a patient who attends cancer care clinics at Machakos kos County who was diag- Machakos County level five re- seen them being charged an for free unless the drugs ran Referral Hospital nosed with Breast Cancer after ferral hospital which currently average of Sh.138,000, those out of stock,”Mueni said.

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ABSENTEE LAND OWNERS ALONG THE WAYLEAVE CORRIDOR OF THE 400KV KENYA - TANANIA AND 132KV ISINYA - NAMANGA TRANSMISSION LINES TRAVERSING KAJIADO 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 46 pursuant to Sessional Paper No. 4 of 2004 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 446. Its core business is to plan, design, construct, own, operate and maintain 1 LORNGOSUA 16 PETER PASHIRE NTINA 10.0 2.34 electricity transmission lines and their associated substations. The voltage rating of the transmission 1 LORNGOSUA 265 COLLINS NAMACHANA, PATRICK MNUGUA .4 0.25 lines include 132kV, 220kV, 400kV and 500kV (HVDC). 20 LORNGOSUA 325 KHAN & KHAN CO. LTD .31 0.65 KETRACO is currently constructing the 400kV Kenya - Tanzania and 132kV Isinya - Namanga transmis- 21 LORNGOSUA 325 SAMUEL KAMAU MWEGA .14 0.5 sion lines which are traversing land parcels in Kajiado County and covering a total distance of 6 Kilo- 22 LORNGOSUA544 DIANA WAIRIMU SITELU 2.1 3.42 metres. The wayleave corridor is 0 metres wide running from Isinya substation to Namanga (Kenya Tanzania) border. 23 LORNGOSUA 14 FRANCIS NGANGA MUNDIA 40.4 1.5 24 LORNGOSUA 41 RODRICK MUHORO NGUGI 10.11 0.612 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 project affected persons (PAPs), i.e. the absentee 25 LORNGOSUA 420 HASSAN ALI MOHAMED, PATRICK MURIITHI 12.1 1.226 land owners who have not had any contact with KETRACO despite advertisement in the Kenya Gazette GACHENGE notice of 21st April 201 and meetings organised in the project areas, to contact KETRACO for purposes 26 LORNGOSUA 421 LAPAPA OLE MWENDA 13.5 1.655 of identification and compensation for limited loss of use of land for their affected land parcels. 2 LORNGOSUA 422 AFRITRACK INVEST. E.A LTD 4.56 3.3 Proof of ownership of the affected land parcels will be a requirement before any compensation is paid. 2 LORNGOSUA 241 ULIA EVERLINE SABINA MUGANDA 3.04 1.41 Those who do not respond to the above will have their compensation set aside for payment when they 2 LORNGOSUA 243 BRIAN BRUNO OMONDI 4.324 1.11 present their claims for the same. 30 LORNGOSUA 151 STEPHEN IGUANA MUSA (DECEASED) 40.4 2.65

All listed land owners, agents, beneficiaries or estate administrators should immediately contact the 31 LORNGOSUA20 WANIKU GITHUKA 23.3 0.125 resettlement action plan (RAP) management team on the following telephone numbers for further 32 LORNGOSUA20 NDANGI HOLDINGS LIMITED 23.3 3. guidance: 33 MAILUA 533 TIRINA OLE KAILONGO 4.1 2.13 Please contact Francis Koikai on 0723384716 (during official working hours) or send an email to 34 MAILUA 1121 SAINEPONE MOSHILA 5.03 1. [email protected] for purposes of identification and land compensation. 35 MAILUA 235 EREMIAH KINTAKOS SEGEL 6.0 1.15

S Parcel Number Registered Owner Parcel Trace 36 MAILUA 234 HERMANN MWANIKI KAMAU, SALOME WAMBUI 4.05 0.654 NO. Area (Ha) Area (Ha) MUIRURI 3 MAILUA 233 AIR WAVES TRAVEL LIMITED .0 1.3 1 KIPETO11 OUNG TRADERS TIGONI LTD 20.23 1.6 3 MAILUA 513 MALANO MARASUA 3.2 0.5 2 DALALEKUTUK 31 PETER NOGU MAINA 0.03 0.03 3 MAILUA 106 AMES KIOI MHURU 50.5 0.1 3 DALALEKUTUK 45 MAR NGINA 0.03 0.02 40 MAILUA 554 MOSES KUAI LEMOMO 0.41 0.244 4 DALALEKUTUK 51 WILLIAM KAMAU NAWIRA 0.03 0.03 41 MAILUA 554 LAWRENCE SHUAKA 0.41 0.32 5 DALALEKUTUK 521 OSEPH NUGUNA MWAURA 0.03 0.03 42 MAILUA 322 GEROB HOLDINGS LIMITED .0 1.2 6 DALALEKUTUK 55 PETER MWANGI MUHIA 0.03 0.03 43 MAILUA 5264 OHN WAIGANO WANOIKE 0.2 0.02 ILDAMAT52 GERALD WAMBUGU NDIRITU 5. 1.212 44 MAILUA 5260 RODRICK MUHORO NGUGI 0. 0.155 ILDAMAT53 GERALD WAMBUGU NDIRITU 4.05 0.51 45 MAILUA 3 SEPTEMBER VENTURES HOUSING 2.03 0.411 ILDAMAT54 GERALD WAMBUGU NDIRITU 4.05 1.02 46 MAILUA 30 PENINA NAISIMOI SAO 6. 1.415 10 ILDAMAT55 GERALD WAMBUGU NDIRITU 3.5 0.446 4 MAILUA 2425 KIARDOC GROUP LIMITED 2.024 0.15 11 ILDAMAT56 GERALD WAMBUGU NDIRITU 4.05 0.043 4 MAILUA3453 NTARASI INVESTMENTS COMPAN LIMITED .31 0.4 12 PURKO 4 GEORGE OKIOMA 2.43 0.22 4 MAILUA140 Prof. ELIABETH ORCHARDSON 1.45 0.6 13 PURKO 3 KASAINA MBALUA OLINGREO 34.1 0.655 50 MAILUA 340 LUSHOTO COMPAN LIMITED 203 10.65 14 PURKO 4 RUNKAS OLE NAIKUNI .52 1.162 51 MAILUA 1040 OLOSERIAN LIMITED 4.3 3.52 15 PURKO14 CHRISTINE GRACE NERI NIHIA 0.61 0.122 52 MAILUA 211 GEORGE MUA NUTHU,BEVERL NAFULA NUTHU 12.15 1.226 16 PURKO1 AMES KAMAU MUTURI 0.405 0.33 53 MAILUA 60 EVANSON NGARI KAMAU 40.4 0.553 1 PURKO1 ACINTA NAMBURA 0.62 0.341 H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G

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TOURISM FINANCE CORPORATION CENTRAL RIFT VALLEY WATER WORKS DEVELOPMENT AGENCY TENDER & REGISTRATION OF SUPPLIERS Tourism Finance Corporation (TFC) is a corporate body established in 1965 through an Act of Parliament, Cap 382 of the INVITATION TO TENDER Laws of Kenya. The Corporation is a specialized Development Financial Institution (DFI) with the mandate of facilitating and providing affordable development funding and advisory services for long-term investment in Kenya’s tourism industry. The Central Rift Valley Water Works Development Agency has received Funds from the Government of The Corporation invites interested, competent and eligible bidders to tender for the following service: Kenya under Ol kalou Boreholes water supply programme (OBWSP), Public Priority Programme and Con- struction/Rehabilitation of Water Projects in ASAL areas to undertake the projects mentioned below, this is TENDER NO DESCRIPTION OF TENDER GOODS/SERVICES SPECIAL CONDITIONS CATEGORY therefore to invite qualified contactors to submit sealed bids for the tenders as shown below. (WHERE APPLICABLE) TFC/ONT/06/2020-2021 Provision for the Supply, Delivery, Installation, Tender Security of OPEN Tender No Project Name County Description Closing Date Training, Testing & Commissioning of E- Board KShs. 50,000 Management System CRVWWDA/NYA/OBWSP/ Kaimbaga Dispensary Nyandarua Drilling, 18th November, KAIMBAGA/2020-2021 Borehole Water Project equipping 2020 and civil Further, the Corporation invites sealed bids from interested firms to register as suppliers for the provision of various goods, CRVWWDA/NYA/OBWSP/ Twenty-Two Site Borehole works works and services for the Corporation. TWENTY-TWO SITE/2020- Water Project 2021 CATEGORY A: PROVISION OF GOODS CRVWWDA/NYA/OBWSP/ Aboretum Borehole Water Category Description Eligibilty ABORETUM/2020-2021 Project Number CRVWWDA/NYA/OBWSP/ Captain Borehole Water A1 Supply, delivery and maintenance of ICT Equipment (Computers, printers, Open CAPTAIN/2020-2021 Project iPads and related equipment). CRVWWDA/NYA/OBWSP/ ECDE Borehole Water A2 Supply and delivery of Promotional Materials Open ECDE/2020-2021 Project A3 Supply and delivery of Books, Journals and Library Material Supply and deliv- Open CRVWWDA/NYA/OBWSP/ JM Village Borehole Water ery of newspapers, Magazines, periodicals & publications JMVILLAGE/2020-2021 Project A4 Supply, delivery and maintenance of office furniture, fittings and office Open Equipment CRVWWDA/NYA/OBWSP/ Kiganjo Borehole Water KIGANJO/2020-2021 Project A5 Supply and delivery of tyres, tubes & batteries Open CRVWWDA/NYA/OBWSP/ Kware Borehole Water A6 Supply and delivery of general stationery and computers consumables. Disadvantaged Groups KWARE/2020-2021 Project A7 Supply and delivery of Assorted Hardware Material Disadvantaged Groups CRVWWDA/NYA/OBWSP/ Mwihoti Borehole Water A8 Supply of fresh cut flowers and flower/floral arrangements Disadvantaged Groups MWIHOTI/2020-2021 Project CATEGORY B: PROVISION OF SERVICES CRVWWDA/NYA/OBWSP/ Nyambugi Borehole Water NYAMBUGI/2020-2021 Project B1 Provision of infographics, graphic design and printing services Open th B2 Provision and maintenance of networking services, telephone & telecommu- Open CRVWWDA/LKA/PPP/ Majani, Muguongo and Laikipia Drilling and 19 Novem- nication equipment. MMT/2020-2021 Thigio Primary Schools capping ber, 2020 Borehole Water Project B3 Provision of archival services, label management & filing systems services. Open CRVWWDA/LKA/PPP/ Kio Primary School Bore- Drilling, B4 Provision of dry cleaning services. Open KOBH/2020-2021 hole Water Project equipping B5 Provision of repair and maintenance services for back up diesel generator. Open and civil CRVWWDA/LKA/PPP/ Kiamariga Primary School works B6 Provision of debt collection services. Open KMABH/2020-2021 Borehole Water Project B7 Provision of private investigation services. Open CRVWWDA/LKA/PPP/ Miteta Primary School B8 Provision of legal services Open MTABH/2020-2021 Borehole Water Project

B9 Provision of repair and maintenance services for Air Conditioning Equipment Open CRVWWDA/LKA/PPP/ Simotwo Primary School and mechanical ventilation. SWBH/2020-2021 Borehole Water Project

B10 Provision of team building facilitation services. Open CRVWWDA/NRK/ Olmusakwa Primary School Narok Drilling, CON-REH/OPSB/2020- Borehole Water Project equipping B11 Provision of event organizing services, décor, tents and chairs Disadvantaged Groups 2021 and civil B12 Provision of fumigation and pest control services. Disadvantaged Groups works CRVWWDA/NRK/ Lettari Primary School B13 Provision of Water Bowser Services Open CON-REH/LPSB/ Borehole Water Project B14 Provision of photography and video recording services Disadvantaged Groups 2020-2021

B15 Provision of Interior Designer Open CRVWWDA/WP/CON- Pruok Primary School West Pokot REH/PPSB/2020-2021 Borehole Water Project B16 Provision of Sharia Consultants Open CRVWWDA/WP/ Nasuret Borehole Water B17 Provision of Receivership Open CON-REH/NBWP/ Project CATEGORY C: PROVISION OF CONSULTANCY SERVICES 2020-2021 C1 Provision of Human Resource consultancy services, training and capacity Open CRVWWDA/NKU/PPP/ Utumishi Borehole Water Nakuru building UBWP/2020-2021 Project C2 Provision of consultancy for business development and market research Open C3 Provision of training services on drug abuse and HIV/AIDS Disadvantaged Groups Obtaining bidding documents

CATEGORY D: PROVISION OF WORKS Interested contractors may freely download tender documents them from Agency’s website www.crvwwda. D1 Provision of Various Small Works including repair and maintenance of build- Open go.ke or at https://tenders.go.ke PPIP portal, the bidders who download the document can send their details ing, carpentry, electrical and plumbing services (NCA registered firms only) to [email protected]

D2 Repair & maintenance of motor vehicles (Registered garages only) Open Submission The disadvantaged groups are Women, Youth and Persons Living with Disabilities who have registered with Ministry of National Treasury (AGPO Certificate). Complete tender document marked the tender No. must be delivered to the tender box situated at the address below by the date indicated below at 12:00 Noon. The bids must be dully serialized. Interested firms MUST meet all the requirements as stated in the registration documents. The bids will be opened at 12:05 hours local time on the respective dates (see the table above) in the presence More details on these Tenders can be accessed through IFMIS tender link on supplier.treasury.go.ke or through TFC’s of the bidders who choose to attend, bidders’ representatives who chose to attend must submit written authori- Website www.tourismfinance.go.ke. Downloaded documents must be registered with procurement department, zation from the firms they are representing. Tourism Finance Corporation through email to [email protected] giving details of the tender number, company name, contact details (telephone number, address and email) and the contact person. The address referred to above is: Completed tender and registration documents shall be sealed in a plain envelope, clearly marked as stated in the particular

document showing the reference and title of the preferred category and addressed to:- Chief Executive Officer The Managing Director Central Rift Valley Water Works Development Agency TOURISM FINANCE CORPORATION Maji Plaza, Prisons Road 11th Floor, Utalii House, Uhuru Highway P.O. Box 2451-20100 Nakuru, Kenya P.O. Box 42013-00100, Nairobi Mobile No. 0718-313557 E-mail: [email protected] Completed documents shall be deposited in the Tender box located at the reception area on 11th Floor, Utalii House Uhuru Highway, Nairobi, so as to be received on or before the 13th November, 2020 by 10.00 AM. Bid documents will be opened immediately thereafter in the boardroom in the presence of tenderers or their representatives who wish to witness. 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 27, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 23 Soapstone industry counts losses amidst the covid-19 pandemic

BY CLINTON NYAMUMBO He noted that normally 5-6 reprieve to hoteliers and teach- trucks with containers full of ers to cushion them against the The multimillion shillings the artifacts worth between effects of the pandemic. soapstone industry in Tabaka sh.5-m and sh. 7 m would He said efforts to have them ward, south Mogirango Con- leave Tabaka every week to cushioned through the sup- stituency of Kisii County is deliver the cargo to the port plementary budget or waver counting losses following the of Mombasa which is then of fees and rates by the county adverse effects of the Covid19 shipped to Europe and Amer- Government was in vain. global pandemic. ica. This is besides the income He said the industry pro- Area member of County that is brought in by tourists duces 2000 different types of Assembly and also a business who drop by the ward on their artifacts of which the most Carvers skillfully make artifacts from soapstone in Tabaka ward, South Mogirango Constituency, Kisii County man in soapstone carvings, way to other regions of the demanded currently is the Mr. Daniel Ombasa Apepo de- country. mobile phone holders whose The MCA who is also the their families. make sh. 2,000 after the work cried major losses occassioned Ombasa also decried mass demand had gone up due to the Chairman of the County trade Risper Rabera explained that which was closed during the by lack of local and interna- job cuts by the industry which need for zoom meetings. committee, expressed fear that they can no longer pay fees for economic shut down resumed tional markets due to cancel- employs over 7,000 labor- Ombasa noted that the arti- some businesses which closed their children like when she a few weeks ago. lation of flights into and out of ers, causing a spike in crime facts are of different shapes but for lack of customers might was able to make sh. 4,500 a Ombasa explained that only the country. rate and social unrest includ- those depicting love message never open again as many month which is no longer the 40% of the workforce in the Speaking in Tabaka town, ing suicide cases and domestic appealed to most customers cannot even pay rent let alone case. industry had resumed duty Ombasa said the industry had violence in the area. while different colors have dif- workers. Rabera appealed to the gov- and the situation would likely counted over sh.6m losses this Ombasa now appeals to the ferent meanings and have to One of the curvers, Denis ernment to consider cushion- remain so until market for ar- year after international buyers National Government to con- be done skillfully to appeal to Kerauma, expressed concern ing them from the adverse tifacts dictates otherwise. held the orders, and number of sider giving stipends to those one’s feelings, like yellow col- over reduced work load oc- effects of covid 19 like it did He said that if demand went tourists on transit to Serengeti, carvers who have been ren- our to give a happy feeling after casioned by covid 19 saying to other sectors, Jacob Osoro up post covid19, labour capac- and Nyanza region went down dered jobless and can no longer effects of the pandemic unlike it had led to reduced income who on the other hand used ity would also go up. drastically after the outbreak place food on the table for their black which leaves a dull feel- especially for casuals who can to make over sh.15,000 per of the pandemic. families, just like it has given ing during such times. hardly put food on the table for month said he can hardly

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FISHERIES AND COOPERATIVES KENYA SPACE AGENCY STATE DEPARTMENT FOR FISHERIES, AQUACULTURE AND Our Vision THE BLUE ECONOMY “Effective utilization of Space Economy for National Sustainable development.”.

Our Mission “To coordinate, nurture and develop Kenya’s Space Sector towards enhanced utilization of Space opportunities.”. TENDER NOTICE SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES FOR THE POSITION OF DIRECTOR The Government of Kenya through the State Department for Fisheries, Aquaculture and the Blue Economy invites eligible interested candidates to submit sealed bids for tenders for Provision of Security and Guarding Services, GENERAL / CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER GRADE KSA-1 Provision of Professional Cleaning Services and Supply and Delivery of Fingerings as follows:

The Kenya Space Agency advertised for position of Director General/Chief Executive Officer in the print media and the S/No. Tender NO. Type of works Eligibility Agency website on 3rd August, 2020. By the close of the advertisement period on 24th August, 2020, the Agency had received seventeen (17) applications where five (5) qualified for shortlisting. 1. MOALF&C/SDFA&BE/02/ Provision of Security and Guarding Services Open A list of all the applicants is available on the Agency website www.ksa.go.ke 2019--2020 Following the conclusion of the shortlisting exercise, the Agency publishes the names and the interview schedule of the 2. MOALF&C/SDFA&BE/03/ Provision of Professional Cleaning Services Reserved for firms registered shortlisted candidates and calls for public participation requesting for comments on any of the candidates. 2019--2020 under AGPO TUESDAY 10TH NOVEMBER, 2020 3. MOALF&C/SDFA&BE/04/ Supply and Delivery of Fingerlings Open 2019--2020 S/No. Name Gender County Interview Time

1 Prof. Edward Waithaka Hunja Male Kiambu 11:00 a.m. Interested eligible candidates may obtain further Information from and inspect tender documents at supply chain 2 John Bosco Kiema Kyalo Male Makueni 02:00 p.m. management office at Maji House 3rd floor during normal working hours.

WEDNESDAY 11TH NOVEMBER, 2020 A complete set of tender documents may be obtained by downloading from Ministry’s website: http://www.kilimo.go.ke and Public Procurement Information Portal Website, www.tenders.go.ke, or from the S/No. Name Gender County Interview Time office of the Head, Supply Chain Management Services Unit located on the 3rd Floor, Room No. 343, Maji House, Com- munity, Ngong Road, Nairobi upon payment of non-refundable fees of Kshs. 1000/- (Kenya Shillings One Thousand 1 Dr. John Njoroge Kimani Male Muranga 9:00 a.m. Only) in cash or Bankers cheque payable to Principal Secretary, State Department for Fisheries, Aquaculture 2 Joshua Manyara Mochache Male Nyamira 11:00 a.m. and the Blue Economy to be received and receipted at the Cash Office located at the Ground Floor.

3 Prof. Paul Olande Baki Male Siaya 02:00 p.m. Prices quoted should be in Kenya Shillings net inclusive of all taxes and shall remain valid for One Hundred and Twenty (120) days from the opening date of Tender. The shortlisted candidates will be interviewed at the Kenya Space Agency Boardroom 4th Floor Pitman House, Jakaya Kikwete Road, Nairobi on the date and time indicated. The candidates should be at the venue at least fifteen (15) Tenderers applying for tender number MOALF&C/SDFA&BE/04/2019-2020 for supply and delivery of fingerlings minutes before the starting time. MUST provide a bid bond equivalent to four hundred thousand shillings valid for 150 days from the date of tender Shortlisted candidates should bring with them originals of the following documents: opening and in the format provided in the tender document failure of which will lead to disqualification of the can- didate. The bid bond Must be from a reputable financial institution. (i) National Identity Card; (ii) Academic and Professional Certificates and Transcripts; Completed tender documents are to be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes marked - with the respective Tender (iii) Any other supporting documents and testimonials; and Number and Name and shall be submitted to the address stated below: (iv) Clearances from the following bodies: Principal Secretary (a) Kenya Revenue Authority; Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Cooperatives (b) Higher Education Loans Board; State Department for Fisheries, Aquaculture and the Blue Economy (c) Any of the Registered Credit Reference Bureaus; P.O. Box 58187 - 00200 (d) Directorate of Criminal Investigations (Police Clearance Certificate); Nairobi, Kenya

(v) Self-Declaration Form duly stamped by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission; and or be deposited in the Tender Box located at Maji House, 3rd Floor, Community, Ngong Road, Nairobi on or before (vi) Recommendation from relevant professional bodies (where applicable). 4th November, 2020 at 10.00am.

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION Tenders will be closed on 4th November 2020 at 10.00 am and any tenders delivered late after closing time will NOT be opened Members of the public are invited to avail any credible information of interest relating to any of the shortlisted candi- th dates (through sworn affidavits) to the Chairperson, Kenya Space Agency, 4 floor Pitman House, off Jakaya Kikwete The tenders will be opened immediately thereafter at 6th floor Maji House in the presence of the Candidates or their Road, Nairobi or online through [email protected] so as to be received before 10th November, 2020. representatives who choose to attend. CHAIRPERSON KENYA SPACE AGENCY H T T A A E O H R H E R C E R G

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National Environment Management Authority National Environment Management Authority Popo Road, off Mombasa Road P.O. BOX 67839-00200, Nairobi, Kenya NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC TO SUBMIT COMMENTS ON AN ENVIRONMENTAL Tel: (254 020) 6005522, 6001945, Fax: (254 020) 6008997) IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED 40KM 400KV E-mail: [email protected] Website: ISINYA - KONZA DOUBLE CIRCUIT TRANSMISSION LINE AND ASSOCIATED NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC TO SUBMIT COMMENTS ON AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT SUBSTATION IN KAJIADO AND MACHAKOS COUNTIES ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ALONG 400KV KENYA-TANZANIA POWER INTERCONNECTOR PROJECT, LOT K2, KAJIADO COUNTY Pursuant to Regulation 21 of the Environmental Management and Coordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 2003, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Pursuant to Regulation 21 of the Environmental Management and Coordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, Report for the above proposed project 2003, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed project. The proponent, Kenya Electricity Transmission Company Limited (KETRACO), proposes to construct approximately 40km trans- The project proponent The Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO) is currently constructing a 400kV 100km trans- mission line from an existing Isinya substation to new Konza city substation. The transmission line will transverse through two mission line that will subsequently link Kenya and Zambia through Tanzania. As part of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), counties: approximately 32km in Kajiado county and approximately 8km in Machakos county. It will occupy a wayleave corridor KETRACO further intends to further construct a network of low voltage power distribution lines aimed at mainly connecting of 60m (30m on either side from the center of the transmission line). Construction activities will comprise of Isinya - Konza public utilities to the national grid. The distribution lines will eventually contribute in further opening up the project area, spur 400kV transmission line and 400kV new substation at Konza city in Kajiado and Machakos counties. development and support other sectors that depend on power. The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures Possible Impacts Proposed mitigation; measures Impacts Proposed mitigation; measures Noise and vibration • Sensitize construction vehicle drivers and machinery operators to switch off engines of Noise and vibration • Sensitize construction vehicle drivers and machinery operators to switch off engines of vehicles or machinery not being used. vehicles or machinery not being used; • Sensitize construction drivers to avoid running of vehicle engines or hooting • Sensitize construction drivers to avoid running of vehicle engines or hooting; • Regular servicing of engines and machine parts • Regular servicing of engines and machine parts; • The noisy construction works will entirely be planned for daytime • Ensure that all generators and heavy duty equipment are insulated or placed in • Provide necessary PPE to workers who may be exposed to high levels of noise and ensure enclosures (containers); proper and constant use • The noisy construction works will entirely be planned to be during day time when most of the neighbors will be at work; Dust emission • Ensure strict enforcement of on-site speed limit regulations • Provide necessary PPE to workers who may be exposed to high levels of noise and • Avoid excavation works in extremely dry weather ensure proper and constant use; • Sprinkle water on graded access routes • All construction equipment and machinery to be used must be tested. • PPE to be provided to employees and ensure proper and constant use

Dust emission • Stockpiles of earth should be enclosed / covered / watered during dry or windy Exhaust Emissions • Sensitize truck drivers and machine operators to switch off engines when not in use conditions; • Regular servicing of engine and machine parts to reduce exhaust emission generation • Ensure strict enforcement of on-site speed limit regulations; • Alternative non-fuels construction equipment shall be used where feasible • Avoid excavation works in extremely dry weather; Increased solid waste • Use of an integrated solid waste management system i.e. the 3 R’s: 1. Reduction at source • Stockpiles of earth should be enclosed / covered / watered during dry or windy; generation 2. Reuse 3. Recycle • PPE to be provided to employees and ensure proper and constant use. • Use of durable, long-lasting materials that will not need to be replaced as often, thereby Exhaust emission • Sensitize truck drivers and machine operators to switch off engines when not in use; reducing the amount of construction waste generated over time • Regular servicing of engines and machine parts to reduce exhaust emission Genera • Use building materials that have minimal or no packaging to avoid the generation of excessive packaging waste tion; • Reuse packaging materials such as cartons, cement bags, empty metal and plastic con- • Alternative non-fuel construction equipment shall be used where feasible. tainers to reduce waste at site Increased solid waste • Use of an integrated solid waste management system i.e. the 5 R’s: 1. Reduce • Dispose waste more responsibly by contracting a registered waste handler who will dis- generation 2. Reuse 3. Recycle 4. Recover 5. Residuals; pose the waste at designated sites or landfills only and in accordance with the existing • Accurate estimation of the dimensions and quantities of materials required; laws. • Use of durable, long-lasting materials that will not need to be replaced as often; Oil spills Hazards • Install oil trapping equipment in areas where there is a likelihood of oil spillage e.g. • Provide facilities for proper handling and storage of construction materials; during maintenance of vehicles. • Use building materials that have minimal or no packaging; • Storage and liquid impoundment areas for fuels, raw and in-process material solvents, • Reuse packaging materials such as cartons, cement bags, empty metal and plastic wastes and finished products should be designed with secondary containment to pre- containers; vent spills and the contamination of soil, ground and surface water • Waste collection bins to be provided at designated points on site; Dispose waste more • Collected used oils should be re-used, disposed of appropriately by licensed waste responsibly by contracting a registered waste handler who will dispose the waste at handlers, or be sold for reuse to licensed firms designated sites or landfills only and in accordance with the existing laws. Destruction of existing • Avoid unnecessary vegetation clearing Oil spills Hazards • Install oil trapping equipment in areas where there is a likelihood of oil spillage e.g. vegetation and habitat • Designate access routes and parking within the site. during maintenance of vehicles; • Support community initiatives in tree planting • In case of an oil spill, immediate clean up measures will be instituted; • Collected used oils should be re-used, disposed of appropriately by licensed Impacts on workers’ and • Ensure strict compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) 2007 waste handlers, or be sold for reuse to licensed firms; community health and • Prohibit access by unauthorized personnel into the construction site • Storage and liquid impoundment areas for fuels, raw and in-process material safety • Train all employees and regularly sensitize them on safe working procedures solvents, wastes and finished products should be designed with secondary • Place warning signs where necessary containment. • Provide necessary PPEs to workers

Terrestrial habitat alter- • Sitting and designing the transmission line in way that it avoids sensitive ecosystem Fire safety • Conduct a fire risk assessment ation through Destruction and distribution right- of-way, access roads, lines and towers; • Ensure compliance with fire safety regulations and install all necessary fire safety equip- of existing vegetation • Installation of transmission lines above existing vegetation (vegetation in the area is ment mostly composed of shrubs) to avoid land clearing; • Conduct regular trainings and fire drills for employees • Re-vegetation of disturbed areas with native plant species. • Periodic maintenance to ensure that, there are;- no overloaded electrical systems; no incorrectly installed wiring; no live naked wires; and fuel store areas are continuously Aquatic Habitat • Minimizing clearing and disruption to riparian vegetation; and management of con- monitored Alteration struction site activities those are around the riparian area; • Build capacity for community on fire related issues including fighting and vigilance • Establishment of buffer zones around the riparian area.

Impact on Migratory • Selection of right- of- way that avoids sensitive habitats; and Use of common corridors The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: Fauna to minimize impacts on undisturbed areas. 1. Principal Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Soil Erosion and • Establishment of the buffer zones around the riverine areas; NHIF Building, 12th Floor, Sedimentation • Re-vegetation of exposed areas around the site should be carried out rapidly; Ragati Road, Upper Hill, • Construction of gabions in areas prone to soil erosion. P.O. BOX: 30126-00100, NAIROBI The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: 2. Director General, NEMA Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, 1. Principal Secretary 2. Director General, P.O. BOX 67839-00200, Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources NEMA Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, NAIROBI NHIF Building, 12th Floor Ragati Road, Upper Hill P.O. BOX 67839-00200, NAIROBI 3. County Director of Environment P.O. Box 30126-00100 NAIROBI KAJIADO COUNTY 3. County Director of Environment KAJIADO AND MACHAKOS COUNTIES A copy of the EIA report can be downloaded at www.nema.go.ke A copy of the EIA report can be downloaded at www.nema.go.ke NEMA invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice to the Director General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision-making process for this project. Kindly quote NEMA invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of ref. no. NEMA/EIA/5/2/1695 this notice to the Director General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision-making process for this project. Kindly quote ref. no. NEMA/EIA/5/2/1658 Comments can also be e-mailed to [email protected]

Comments can also be e-mailed to [email protected] MAMO.B. MAMO AG.DIRECTOR GENERAL MAMO.B. MAMO AG.DIRECTOR GENERAL Report incidences and complaints: NEMA incident lines: 0786 101 100, 0741 101 100 Email: [email protected] Report incidences and complaints: NEMA incident lines: 0786 101 100, 0741 101 100 : National Environment Management Authority – Kenya Email: [email protected] : @NemaKenya National Environment Management Authority – Kenya @NemaKenya 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 27, 2020 sneezing sanitizer people unwashed eat raw food clean hands ADVERTS | 25 Health authorities in narok laud kemsa for YOUTH AGRIBUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES supplying nutritional CALL FOR APPLICATIONS materials to children ENABLE Youth Kenya Program and women Vijana twaweza kwa kilimo biashara By Mutiso Mbithi [MyGov] Creating opportunities for the youth through agribusiness ealth authorities in Narok County have given the “thumps up” to the Kenya Medical Supply Author- Hity [KEMSA] for pioneering the supply of fortified blended flour to young children, adult women, pregnant and lactating mothers in the past five years under the spon- sorship of the United States International Development Agency [USAID]. According to the Narok Sub County nutritionists Ms. Nancy Kamiti, the fortified blended flour has gone a long The Empowering Novel Agribusiness-Led Employment (ENABLE) Youth Kenya Program aims at contributing to job creation, food security and nutrition, income generation way in boosting nutrition among the vulnerable groups in and improved livelihoods for youths in both urban and rural areas. The specific objective of the Program is to create business opportunities and decent employment for the entire county. youth along priority agricultural value chains. The Program is funded by the Government of Kenya and the African Development Bank (AfDB). It is implemented by the Ms. Kamiti said the food supplements benefit patients in Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries & Cooperatives. The Program is implemented using an incubation model for agricultural entrepreneurship (agripreneurship) 54 health facilities in the county which also receives Anti- which entails training, nurturing, mentoring, coaching and financing successful youth candidates. The Incubation and Training will take into consideration the COVID-19 retroviral therapy sites. Ministry of Health protocols. “USAID through KEMSA has really helped us a lot since The incubation model is centered in eight Youth Agri-Business Incubation Centres (YABICs) within eight national training institutions across the country. These centres once kids and their mothers are diagnosed as malnour- are: the Kenya School of Agriculture (Nyeri), Dairy Training Institute (Nakuru), Regional Pastoral Training Centre (Narok), National Aquaculture Development Centre ished, they are given increased milk products, other sup- plements and energy supplies which are crucial for the (Kirinyaga), Ramogi Institute of Advanced Technology RIAT (Kisumu), Pwani University (Kilifi), Kisii University (Kisii) and University of Eldoret (Uasin Gishu). Each centre growth of the baby”, the nutritionist said. is focused on specific value chains as detailed online at enableyouth.kilimo.go.ke. The Program focuses on the entire agriculture value chain from production, processing The nutritionists added that KEMSA has also been sup- and value addition; input supplies and marketing. plying UNICEF compliments like corn and blended soya ENABLE Youth Kenya Program is currently seeking suitable agripreneurs as incubatees to be trained and empowered within the supported value chains via a countrywide beans which are supplied to the door step of every health recruitment exercise. This recruitment will be carried out by ACAL Consulting and will target the following two categories: facility in the county. Ms. Kamiti noted that malnutrition in Narok County is caused by lack of knowledge, food insecurity, poverty, Two categories of target Incubation process retrogressive cultural practices and failure to visits health facilities for residents of dry parts of the county. Standard Incubatee (Start-up) Accelerated Incubatee She said the programme has really boosted nutritional levels among lactating mothers, pregnant women and Targets unemployed graduates (Diploma or Degree) or start-up agripreneur who Targets graduates (Diploma/Degree) youth who own and run an agribusiness newly born babies and commended the KEMSA – USAID has run or been involved in an agribusiness for not less than one and half years that has been in existence for at least more than one and half years but lack partnership for helping improve the health status of the with an agribusiness idea that requires incubation to actualize. access to credit, market linkages or require better business planning skills to vulnerable groups. The expected timeline for the standard Incubatees to go through the incubation accelerate business growth. The expected timeline for the accelerated Incubatees Ms. Kamiti revealed that severe malnutrition cases are process will be between six and twelve months. to go through the incubation process will be between three and six months. followed up at home where the patients are screened and given transport to visit the Narok County referral hospital where they are given more supplements until the health Eligibility Criteria improves. The opportunity is open to all Kenyan Youths who meet the eligibility criteria below. 1. Must be a Kenyan Citizen with a National ID, aged between 18-35 Years. 2. A holder of Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree from a recognized institution in any field of study. NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR PERSONS 3. Shall be required to submit a PIN No. from Kenya Revenue Authority, and a certificate from an approved Credit Reference Bureau (CRB). WITH DISABILITIES 4. A demonstrable interest in Agriculture/ Agribusiness either through previous clubs & associations, personal initiatives, seminars and training on agri-issues or any other criteria. 5. Currently not in any formal employed or engaged in any own business for Standard Incubatee (Start-up) and own and run an agribusiness for Accelerated JOB VACANCIES incubatee, and not registered in any other program (academic, incubation, other development programs etc.) 6. Must be willing to choose agribusiness as a career. RE-ADVERISMENT OF CHIEF LEGAL OFFICER & 7. Have a viable business idea and submit a preliminary simple business proposal on the standardized template to be downloaded during the application process. CORPORATION SECRETARY AND ADVERTISMENT FOR 8. Value Chains - The proposal should fit within the priority value chains (see details in the online application system at enableyouth.kilimo.go.ke as mapped out by POSITION OF DISABILITY SERVICES OFFICER-LAMU. the program and assigned to incubation centres. The National Council for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD) is a State Agen- cy established by The Persons with Disabilities Act No. 14 of 2003. The mandate of the Council is to promote and protect the rights of persons Youth are invited to apply for Cycle 1 (2020) of the Incubation and Training with disabilities. To achieve this mandate, NCPWD seeks to fill the following positions. Application Process Contact Us NO POSITION TITLE NO i. Get more details and Apply online at https://enableyouth.kilimo.go.ke Program Coordinator www.enableyouth.go.ke, REQUIRED ENABLE Youth Kenya Program [email protected] ii. Application Period: 27th October to 25th November, 2020 (30 Days) Upper Floor (ASCU) Kilimo House, Cathedral Road [email protected], 1 CHIEF LEGAL OFFICER & CORPORATION SECRETARY 1 iii. All applications will be made online during the application open period PO Box 30028- 00100 Nairobi twitter: EnableYouthKenya Tel 020 2718870 Ext 48244 Facebook: Enable Youth Kenya 2 DISABILITY SERVICES OFFICER 1 iv. Shortlisted youth will be contacted by the recruitment firm - ACAL Consulting

Please visit our website: www.ncpwd.go.ke for detailed profile of this posi- tion. All applications should be received on or before 14th November, 2020 Implementing Partners at 5.00 p.m. All applications should be posted in the post office and addressed to: The Ag. Executive Director National Council for Persons with Disabilities P.O Box 66577 – 00800 NAIROBI

ATTENTION: HEAD OF HRM&A NCPWD is an equal opportunity employer. Persons with disabilities, women and people from marginalized groups are encouraged to apply. OCTOBER 27, 2020

NAIROBI-KENYA I Issue No.17/2020-2021

Kuria residents embrace sweet potato BRIEFS FGM cases irk CJ, says courts growing as tobacco finally fades away handling them expeditiously

BY GEORGE AGIMBA Courts are handling health. “FGM is something expeditiously cases of Fe- that we want to discourage he death of tobacco male Genital Mutilation in so that it doesn’t affect our farming in Kuria land of Kuria Community, Chief children,” he added. Migori County has un- Justice David Maraga has The top Judge in the coun- T said. try however revealed that doubtedly ushered in a new dawn of accelerated sweet po- Maraga expressed con- he was personally closely tatofarming among the local cern over increased cases monitoring prevalence of people. of FGM in Kuria region and FGM cases in Kuria and Local farmers are fast adapt- appealed to court users when cases surge, he will ing to growing sweet potatoes in Kehancha to reach to post another magistrate. as a crucial alternative cash the community and de- “I have the records of crop in a region that has de- liver messageson how the cases coming from here pended on tobacco leaf as the courts are seriously deal- and we are handling them sole wealth minting cropsince ing with the outlawed cul- well but if the figures go up independence. ture. we will post another magis- Tobacco farmingin Kuria The Chief Justice noted trate,” he said. land and to some extent, Mi- that anybody brought to He promised to handle the gori County in general,started the court on issues of FGM challenges he was told stumbling many years back are handled firmly accord- were facing Kehancha Law after the local leadership put Mr Chacha Mwita tending his young potato crop in Kuria West. ing to the law. Court through Chief Regis- spirited campaigns against the “We deal firmly with cases trar of Judiciary. crop on grounds that it posed brought on FGM,” Maraga The coming of CJ to rein- serious health perils to the Sweet potatoes immediately and Kuria East sub Counties are ture by constructing a Sweet told the press in Kehancha force courts commitment people and earned few coins became a darling crop to many growing the crop that has also Potato Processing Plant at Law Court on Wednesday against FGM in Kuria is tofarmers in terms of income. farmers in Kuria land due to found a ready market locally Geton’ganya in Kuria West to during an impromptu visit seen as part of the govern- In 2015, many farmers in the the favorable climatic condi- and outside the area. do value addition on the crop. to the region. ment larger campaign to larger Migori County were left tion and the type of soil avail- “We have many farmers Kuria East MP MaisoriKitay- The CJ said FGM should end the rooted culture that counting losses after Alliance able in the region. who have abandoned growing ama believes the yet to start be discouraged so that it affects reproductive health One Tobacco Kenya, which From Nyankore to Nyanch- tobacco, maize and sugarcane operation plant will go along doesn’t bar victims from of women, their education had more than 52 percent of abotoMabera, Masaba and to and turned to growing Sweet way in creating more wealth to achieving their dreams. and is blamed for Gender contracted farmers in the re- Kwiriba in Ntimaru within the potato crop which has proved the local farmers and provide He said the tradition dis- Based Violence in the re- gion, stopped operations. Kuria land, the rate at which to be more reliable in earning employment to the locals. advantaged girls, mainly gion. The firm moved to other Af- farmers are engaging in potato farmers’ good income,” says “It is unbelievable that today in terms of education and By By Geoffrey Satia rican countries citing poor leaf productionis encouraging and Mr. Valentine Ogongo, the we can witness convoys of lor- quality in Kenya. The exit left signaling a positive transfor- County Executive Committee ries collecting and ferrying more than 10,000 farmers in mational mark in the region’s (CEC) member for Agriculture. bags of sweet potatoes from Migori County stranded with agricultural sector. The crop got a major boost the area to markets in Nairobi their produce. According to statistics from last year after the European and in far-flung places of the What followed in 2016 was the offices of the County Agri- Union together with Migori country,” said Mr. Chacha 630 km fibre cable to enhance massive abandonment of the culture, more than 85 percent County Government decided Mwita a sweet potato grower. internet connectivity in counties crop for alternative crops. of farmers within Kuria West to go into a business ven- The national government, and development in the East- through the ICT authority is in ern Africa region. the process of laying a 630-kil- She noted that KenHA is also ometre fibre cable that will en- constructing a road along the Kirinyaga farmers sure residents of Uasin Gishu, same corridor that will help West Pokot and Turkana are open up the region. connected to the internet. Getao said the project is going receive 40 tons of BT ICT Authority CEO, Dr. Kather- to transform internet con- ine Getao who, on Thursday, nectivity in various counties cotton seeds from US led board members including including Uasin Gishu, West board chair Dr. Fredrick Owino Pokot and Turkana counties. on a tour of the county, said She said while connecting all BY IRUNGU MWANGI (KNA) the government legalized the authority is currently laying public institutions, the author- commercial cultivation of BT fibre cable on a 630 km corri- ity is also considering con- Kirinyaga farmers have re- cotton last year after years of dor from Eldoret to Nadapal at necting social institutions like ceived a consignment of BT trial at Kenya Agricultural and the border of Kenya and South hospitals and schools since cotton seeds from the United Livestock Research Organiza- Sudan. they are all serving Kenyans. States of America Govern- tion (KALRO) center in Mwea. Dr. Getao said with the support “What we are doing is the ment. The ambassador said cotton of the ICT ministry, the author- backbone, it is like the highway Speaking in Kirinyaga, US growing presents an enor- Kirinyaga governor Anne Waiguru and American Ambassador ity under the Eastern Africa and then with other partners, Ambassador to Kenya, Kyle mous investment opportunity Kyle McCarter at Kiaga where the eggs from the county poultry pro- Regional Transport Trade and we shall do the last mile where McCarter said that 40 tons of for farmers in the county since ject are stored before they are eventually distributed to the markets. Development Facilitation pro- we shall connect individual in- BT cotton seeds will be given there is a huge shortage of media after paying a courtesy ing self sustaining programs ject, various agencies includ- stitutions,” she added. to farmers for planting during supply of cotton in the textile call on Kirinyaga Governor Ms that will reduce dependency ing KenHA are developing By Peter Gitonga this rainy season. industry in Kenya. Anne Waigurut hat America is on aid and move towards self- infrastructure to boost trade The donation comes after The Ambassador told the now focusing on implement- reliance.

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