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‘NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR LAW REPORTING LIBRARY ~— THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya (Registered as a Newspaperat the G.P.O.) Vol. CXVII—No. 84 NAIROBI, 29th July, 2016 Price Sh. 60 CONTENTS GAZETTE NOTICES - PAGE PAGE The Privatization Act—Appointmentcee 2930 Lossof Policies 2966-2975 The Fisheries Act—Appointment....... ee 2930 Change of Names , 2975 Taskforce for the Rationalization of the Current Postal ff Network in Kenya to align it with Current Market Trends and Emerging Competition ceeveveavonseeessssenenneaneneceeente 2930-2931 . SUPPLEMENTNos. 120 and 121 The Central Bank of Kenya Act—Revocation of Forex Bureau Licence, te .....ccecccsscsscssessessessesscssesseccssnssseaneesseses 2931, 2949 National Assembly Bills, 2016 Supreme Court of Kenya—August Vacation, 2016...... 2931 ~ PAGE The Competition Act—Appointment,etc ........... .. 2931-2932 The Contemptof Court Bill, 2016.00... cecceeecseecseeseectenes 513 The Land Registration Act—Issue of Provisional The Sexual Offences (Amendment) Bill, 2016............... 537 Certificates,ete ....... 2932-2941 The Land Act—Outering Road Project—Corrigendum........ 294b memes County Governments Notices ........ccccessssssescsstssssneecsssseennane 2941-2946 SUPPLEMENTNo.122 The Civil Aviation Act—Decisions of the Kenya Civil a Aviation Authority on Applications for Air Service Legislative Supplement Licences 2946-2948 LRGAL NOTICE No. The Crops Act—Application for Licences in the Coffee PAGE Industry 2960-2961 128—The Medica] Practitioners and Dentists The Kenya Info ion and Communications Act— (Fitness to Practice) Rules, 2016... 0.0.0... 2315 Application for Licences.........ssscscssssssennnsssesssseeeessseeeeensasy 2961 120—The Medical Practitioners and Dentists The Countii of Legal Education Act—Passing of (Medical Camp) Rules, 2016 00.0... cee 2319 Examination and Pupilage...........-ssscssssssssssssstesseeersees 2961 —— . The ur Relations Act— ndment of the 130—The Medical Practitioners and Dentists C pout d Rules of de Ut . 2961-2962 (Practitioners and Health Facilities) onstitution and Rules of a Trade Union...vvssnnsne = (Advertising) Rules, 2016 ...scccssscsssssssssesseseese 2324 The Co-operative Societies Act—Appointment of Liquidator 2962 131—The Medical Practitioners and Dentists The Water Act—Public Consultations...... ws 2962 (Professionali Fees)Fees) Rules,Rules, 2016.00.00...2016 ccc 2327 The Physical Planning Act—Completion of Part; fo DevelopmentPlan...... ww. 2962-2963 The Environmental Management and Co-ordination Act— SUPPLEMENTNo.123 Environmental Impact Assessment Study Repott............. 2963-2965 . The Trsustee Act— Submission of Claims... 2965 Acts, 2016 2965 PAGE Business Transfer Disposal of Uncollected Goods....sccsssssssssscessteccsessesnnnsssernes 2965-2966 The County Allocation of Revenue Act, 2016........... 459 [2929 2930 THE KENYA GAZETTE 29th July, 2016 CORRIGENDA Stanley Tonui Kipkorir Othniel Mwambili IN Gazette Notice No. 5360 of 2016, amend the proprietor’s name Daniel Juma Okech printed as “Jocob Leita ole Kipury”to read “Jacob Letia ole Kipury”. Edwin Robin Muga Benedict Kyalo Kiilu Moses Munialo Simiyu IN Gazette Notice No. 620 of 2016, amend the expression printed David Ouma Mboya as “Embu/Municipality/1027” to read “Embu/Municipality/1207”, Joseph A. Onyango where it appears. Willey K. Mututa Olive Wairimu Theuri IN Gazette Notice No. 4911 of 2016, Cause No. 90 of 2016, amend Rosaline Daisy Muriuki the first petitioner’s name printed as “Jeniffer Wanjikiu Wainaina” to Richard Ngetich read “Jeniffer Wanjiku Wainaina” and the deceased’s nameprinted as Ali Mohosin “Francis Wainaina Kabuthia alias Francis Wainaina Kabuthia” to read Tom Ojuok Mboya “Francis Wainaina Kabuthia alias Francis Wainaina Kabutha”. Joyce Lugonzo Jamlick Mutegi Njeru Cosmas Kibet Langat IN Gazette Notice No. 5554 of 2016, delete the name “Joseph Charles Onyango Odindo Kipkorir Chumo”and substitute therefor the name “John Kipkorir Benson Macharia Kirathe Chumo”. Davies Mukwabi Makilla John Kiarie Njuguna Gazette Notice No. 4961 of 2016 is revoked. Michael Kiptoo Saina - Francis Kibe William Ochieng Osodo gd GAZETTE NOTICE No.5805 Winfred Kyalo RaymondKipkirui THE PRIVATIZATION ACT Joseph Kimani Karanja (Cap. 485 C) Daniel M. Kasangi James MwangiNderitu APPOINTMENT John Kwanya Ngicho IN EXERCISEof the powers conferred by section 5 (1) (d) of the Meshack Kimanthi Nzioka Privatization Act, the Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury Amos Mutari Thuranira appoints — Stephen Kipkoech Barngetuny Nicholas M. Kagundu Boaz Kidiga Mbaya, Lucia Akinyi Ouma Wilfred Sang, Dorothy Muli King’ola John Boru Halake, Danson Kwambai Faith Chepkemboi, Leonard Njihia Wamugunda John Joseph Tito, George G. Mwaura MohamedSuraw Isaak, Pius O. Olala Zipporah Mukoruru, Peter K. Nyaga Charles Kirui to be members of the Privatization Commission, for a period of three Joshua OgambaBosire (3) years, with effect from the 29th June, 2016. to be authorized fish inspectors for purposes of the Act and this Dated the 13th July, 2016. Gazette Notice supersedesall the previous notices. HENRY ROTICH, Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury: Dated the 5th July, 2016. WILLY BETT, Cabinet Secretaryfor Agriculture. GAZETTE NOTICE No. 5806 THE FISHERIES ACT GAZETTE NOTICE NO.5807 (Cap. 378) ~ TASKFORCE FOR THE RATIONALIZATION OF THE CURRENT THE FISHERIES (SAFETY OF FISH, FISH FEEDS AND FISHERY POSTAL NETWORK IN KENYATO ALIGN IT WITH CURRENT PRODUCTS REGULATIONS,2007 MARKET TRENDS AND EMERGING COMPETITION APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT IN EXERCISEofthe powers conferred by Regulation 15 (1) of the IT IS notified for the general information of the public that the Fisheries (Safety of Fish, Fisheries Products and Fish Feeds) Cabinet Secretary for Information, Communication and Technology Regulations, 2007, the Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of has appointed a taskforce for the rationalization of the current Postal Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries appoints — Network in Kenya to align it with changing market trends and emerging competition with focus on national mail and parcel services Lucy A. Obungu within the ambit of the Postal Corporation of Kenya Act (Cap 411) Daniel N. Mungai laws of Kenya. Dedan M.Mungai Jim N. Mwangi This will include effective and efficient use as well as the Ephraim M. Wairangu upgrading of Postal services infrastructure and technology by Albert M. Mwangi incorporating the best available global practices through the Kenneth K. Luga introduction of new services and participation of multiple players. Mikah O. Nyaberi The taskforce shall comprise of the following members — Joyce W. Okwara Joseph M. Munyiri Mary Basweti—(Chairperson) Simon Munguti MathewN.Ngila Members: : Vincent Ogwang Cliff Mukulu Jonathan L. Masaba Patrick Kinyori Benrick O. Ogutu Daniel Obam Japheth M. M'Anampiu Dennis Magare Makori George Otieno Okoth Erick Langat . 29th July, 2016 THE KENYA GAZETTE 2931 Abdirahman Bashir GAZETTE NOTICE NO.5808 Michael Ngesa Carlus Ademba “THE CENTRAL BANK OF KENYA ACT Milkah Chebii (Cap. 491) Rhoda Masaviru REVOCATION OF A FOREX BUREAU LICENCE Florence Nzoera Mulama . IT IS notified for information of the general public that in exercise Joint Secretariat of the powers conferred by section 33 D (1) (a) of the Central Bank of Christopher Maina Kenya Act,the ce Bank ’ enya revokesne ticence of— Augustus Munywoki ROSSROADS FO! UREAU LIMITE with effect from the 17th June, 2016. 2. The Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Information, Communication and Technology may appoint a Secretariat to offer support services to Dated the 21st July, 2016. the taskforce. PATRICK NJOROGE, Governor, Central Bank ofKenya. 3. The termsof reference of the taskforce are— (a) revamp the Postal Corporation of Kenya to enable it provide eee efficient postal networks and points of presence both at GAZETTE NOTICE No.5809 ea National and County Governmentlevels to Ministries, County oe SUPREME COURT OF KENYA Governments and private sector players and all Kenyans at large for delivery of variouscitizen focused services, schemes AUGUST VACATION,2016 “oe and products; PURSUANT to Article 163 (1) of the Constitution, section 6 of the (6) supplement the role of post offices in financial inclusion, Supreme Court Act and Rule 7 C of the Supreme Court Rules, notice including insurance products; is given as follows: The Supreme Court August Vacation shall commence on Ist (c) identify the means to enhance the infrastructure requests of the August, 2016 and terminate on 15th September, 2016 both days postal networkforefficient and effective service delivery; _ inclusive. (d) strengthen the role of Postal Corporation of Kenya in the A Judge will hear urgent matters, if admitted to hearing on provision of e-commerceservices; application made in accordance with the Rules ofthe Court. A Judge (e) make the postal network economically viable; will be available during the vacation to deal with matters that are urgent or require prompt attention. () promote the implementation of postal strategies as detailed by During this period, the Supreme Court registry shall be open to the the Universal Postal Union; - public from 9.00 a.m. to 12 p.m on all weekdays other than public (g) recommend the necessary reviews of Policies and Strategies holidays. aimed at repositioning the postal sector in the country as a Dated the 25th July, 2016. majoractorin the supply chain; M.K. IBRAHIM, (h) identify the appropriate technological advancement that can Ag. President of The Supreme Court. strengthen the postal sector
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    1,050MW Coal Fired Power Plant Social Impact Assessment (SIA) Study Report Prepared for Amu Power Company Limited Report No. KTL/4085/ESIA/01 10 July 2016 1,050MW Coal Fired Power Plant Social Impact Assessment (SIA) Study Prepared for: Amu Power Company Limited Geminia Insurance Plaza, Kilimanjaro Ave. Upper hill, PO Box 61872-00200, Nairobi, Kenya Prepared by: Kurrent Technologies Ltd. Hass Plaza, 4th Floor, Lower Hill Road, P. O. Box 16989 – 00620 Nairobi, Kenya Compiled by: Reviewed by: Mr. Sanjay Gandhi Ms. Belinda Muya Team Leader – ESIA Study Sociologist ESIA Study for 1,050MW Coal Fired Power Plant, Lamu County, Kenya Social Impact Assessment Contents 1 Executive Summary ............................................................................ 12 1.1 Introduction ................................................................................................ 12 1.2 Approach to the study ................................................................................. 13 1.3 Policy and legislative issues .......................................................................... 13 1.4 Overview of the study area .......................................................................... 14 1.5 Project description ....................................................................................... 16 1.5.1 Power plant design elements ..................................................................... 16 1.5.2 Project schedule ....................................................................................... 17 1.5.3 Workforce