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The Kenyagazette SPECIAL ISSUE aS: ad THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya (Registered as a Newspaperat the G.P.O.) Vol. CVH—No. 63 NAIROBI,9th September, 2005 . ~ Price Sh. 50 GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 7265 THE TRANSPORTLICENSING ACT (Cap. 404) APPLICATIONS THE undermentioned applications will be considered by the Transport Licensing Board at Nairobi Railways Club, on the following days: Monday, 26th September, 2005—-NBI/R/05/4/01 to NBI/R/05/4/50. Tuesday, 27th September, 2005--NBI/B/05/4 /51 to NBI/B/05/4/100. Wednesday, 28th September, 2005 : Thursday, 29th September, 2005 } to consider deferred cases and renewals for the year 2U0S. Friday, 30th September, 2005 ° Every objection in respect of an application shall be lodged with licensing authority and the DistrictCommissioner of the district in which such an application is to be heard and a copy therefore shal! be sent to the applicant not fess than seven (7) days before the date of the meeting at which such an application is to be heard. Objections received later will not be considered except where otherwise stated that the applications are for one vehicle. Every objector shall include the registration number of his/her vehicle (together with the timetables whete applicable), operating on the applicant’s proposed route. Those who submit applications in the namesof partnership.and companies must bring- certificates of business registration to the Transport Licensing Board meeting. , Applicants. who are Kenya, Tanzania or Ugandacitizens of non-African origin must. produce their certificates-or any other documentary proff of their citizenship. Applicants who fail to attend the above meeting as per required ofthis notice, without reasonable cause, will have their applications refused and should therefore, not expect further communications from the Board. ROAD SERVICELICENCES. NBI/R/05/4/01 City Hopper Limited, P.O. Box 74925-00200, NBI/R/05/4/05 Omar Impex Company, P.O. Box 90662, Nairobi Route: Ambassadeur ~ Kencom- GPO |, Mombasa. Route: Kitale - Kekamega ~ Kisumu, ~ Community-Ngong Road - Karen — Langatta / KAU 838B,14 passengets. : Road — Uhuru High — GPO. Ambassadour, , KAQ 905U39 33enepassengers. moassadour. NBI/R/05S/4/06 CityJoHopperLimited, P.O: Box 74925-00200, : Nairobi Route: Kencom -— GPO — Community NBI/R/05/4/02 Peter Gathura, P.O. Box 124, Mukurweini. — Ngong Road- Karen. — Langata Road, Uhuru , Route: Nairobi — Nanyuki - Mukurweini — Highway - GPO Ambassadeur, KAQ779B 46 Nyeri, KAJ 636D:25 passengers. , passengers. NBI/R/05/4/03 Akamba Public Road Services Limited, P.O. NBI/R/05/4/07 Abdalla Musa Hassan, P.O. Box 82944, Nairobi Box 40322, Nairobi. Route: Naivasha — Nakuru : Route: City. Centre - Gachie, KAU 035F 14 ~ Kericho ~ Kisumu, KAU 589G 47passengers. passengers. NBI/R/05/4/04 Peter Mukuui Mwololo, P.O. Box 21824, | NBI/R/05/4/08 Reuben Muthaka Kiayanjui, P.O. Box Nairobi: Route: Nairobi - Naivasha — 55777-00200, Nairobi KAU 379H 14 Nyahururu, KAU 456G,14 passengers. passengers. [2153. 2154 THE KENYA GAZETTE 9th September, 2005 — ROAD SERVICE LICENCES—(Contd.) NBI/R/05/4/09 Kawasaki Express Auto Dealers, P.O. Box. NBI/R/05/4/31 Redeemed Gospel Church and CFC Bank, P.O. 41107, Mombasa. Route: Kangari — Thika-, - Box 88682, Mombasa. Route: Docks — Mtwapa Nairobi and back, KAU 436F,14 passengers. GPO ~ Bombolulu, KAS 789T, 56 passengers. NBI/R/05/4/10 Samuel Wacuma Kamau, P.O. Box 10639, NB 1 R/05/4/32 Redeemed Gospel Church and Diamond Trust Nairobi. Route: Kangari - Murang’a — Nairobi — Bank, P.O. Box 88682, Mombasa Route: Docks _ , and back KAU 412F 14 passengers. —- Kiembeni — Kisauni — Bamburi KAR 216Q, 44 passengers. NBI/R/05/4/11 G. Darwit Abrah, P.O. Box 19176-00100, Nairobi. Route: Embakasi - Donholm, KAU NBI/R/05/4/33 Redeemed Gospel Church and Diamond. Trust 296A 14 passengers. Bank, P.O. Box 88682, Mombasa Route: Docks ~ Kiembeni — Bombolulu Mtamboni KAR NBY/R/05/4/12 David Mwangi Mwaniki, P.O. Box 86519 - 215Q, 52 passengers. : : 80304, Nairobi. Route: Mombasa Voi - Wundanyi, KAU 267H 14 passengers. NBURIOS/4/34 Redeemed Gospel Church ‘and CFC Bank, P.O. Box 38682, Mombasa Route: Likoni ~ Mtwapa NBI/R/05/4/13 Goshen Safaris, P.O. Box .70862-00100, . — GPO. Bombolulu, KAR 217Q 56 passengers. Nairobi. Route: Within Kenya. Tour van, KAU108H8 passengers. '” NiBRIOS/A/35 Redeemed Gospel Church and CFC Bank, P.O. Box 88682, Mombasa Route: Docks ~ Mkindani NBI/R/0S/4/14 Edwin Njenga Kimani, P.O, Box 7811-00200, ~ Changamwe KAS 787T 56 passengers. Nairobi, KAT 113N 29. passengers. NBI/R/05/4/36 Robert Njogu Mugoiri, P.O. Box 1016, NBI/R/05/4/15 Basaber Salim Ali Ahmed, P.O. Box 43066, Murang’a Route: Kangema — Murang’a — Thika Mombasa. Route: Tour van, KAT 840N 8 ~ Nairobi, KAU 481A,14 passengers. passengers. NBI/R/05/4/37 Amos Mwaura Mugai, P.O. Box 1162, Thika NBY/R/05/4/16 Lucas Maitha, P.O. Box 918, Malindi, Route: Route:, Nairobi - Nyeri — Thika — Karatina, Tour van, KAT176Q 9 passengers. ' KAT 891T,.25 passengers. NBI/R/05/4/17 Umair Impex c/o Ali Dida; P.O. Box 69483- NBI/R/05/4/38 Athman Mohammed Sharif, P.O. Box 87119, 00400, Nairobi Route: Nairobi - Nyahururu — Mombasa, Nairobi - Mombasa — Malindi — . Maralal - Ngamo and back KAU 395H 14 Lamu, KAU 446G,14 passengers. passengers. ” NBI/R/05/4/39 Francis Mbugua Kinyeru, P.O. Box NBI/R/05/4/18 Patrick Mwenda Bucha P.O. Box 45746 ~ 59328-00200, Nairobi Route: Tour van, KAU 00200, Route: Tour van KAU 240H 14 034H,9 passengers. passengers. ‘ NBI/R/05/4/40 Francis Mbugua Kinyeru, P.O. Box NBI/R/05/4/19 ' Morris Moses Kariuki Gachugu P.O. Box 59328-00200, Nairobi Route: Tour van, 71338-00622, Nairobi Route: Kasarani — KAU032H,9 passengers. _ Sabasaba - Maragwa — Murang’a KAL 621V 25 passengers: NBY/R/05/4/41 John Muigi J. Njenga, P.O. Box 13600207, Nairobi Route:, Nairobi —-Namanga — Loitokik. NBI/R/05/4/20 Richard Mugo Mwangi P.O. Box 16364-00610, KAU 385H,14 passengers. Nairobi Route: Nairobi — National Park KAU gf 581F 9 passengers. NBI/R/05/4/42 Njoroge Alex Waundui, Nairobi Route: Nairobi ~ Dagoreti — Kikuyu, KAT 4958S 14 passengers. NBI/R/05/4/21 “Stephen Mwangi Gichuhi, P.O. Box 73424- 00200, Nairobi. Route: Nairobi — Githunguri — NBI/R/0S/4/43 Bolpak Trading Company, P.O. Box 43096, Kiambu KAT 661V 14 passengers. Mombasa Route: Ferry — Mombasa — Kilifi — Malindi KAU 064H,14 passengers. NBI/R/05/4/22 Patrick Gitonga Muthui, P.O, Box 3086, Nairobi Route:, Nairobi - Makueni — Thika Road, KAU NBI/R/05/4/44 Bolpak, Trading Company, P.O. Box 43096, 199G 14 passengers. Mombasa. Route: Ferry - Mombasa + Kilifi —“ Malindi, KAU 069H,14 passengers. NBI/R/05/4/23 Titus Kaindi Kiio, P.O. Box 762, Meru. Route: Komarock ~ Umoja KAQ783V 14 passengers. NBI/R/OS/4/45 Catholic Relief Services, P.O. Box, Nairobi ~ Church van KAU 446D,14 passengers. NBI/R/05/4/24 Andrew Mwenda Ndungu, P.O. Box 3220- 00200, Nairobi. Route: Nairobi-Machakos-Wote NBI/R/05/4/46 Nassir Ahmed Abdalla, P.O. Box 98163 - KAU 509H 14 passengers. 80100, Mombasa Route: Mombasa - Kilifi - Malindi and back. KAN 665A 14 passengers. NBI/R/05/4/25 J. K. Mwaniki, P.O. Box 63584, Nairobi. Route: Thika-, Nairobi-Nakuru KAU 342H. NBI/R/0S/4/47 Bonface Maithya Makau, P.O, Box 3561-00506, Nairobi Route: Mombasa-- Ganze NBI/R/05/4/26 Michael Kamau Kuruman, P.O. Box 90-90205, ~ Kilifi KAK409U — 14 passengers. Kabati, Route: Kitui — Kabati - Mwingi — Mbitini KAU 668F. a NBI/R/05/4/48- Express Connections Limited, P.O. Box 7647-00200, Nairobi Route: Umoja — Outering NBI/R/05/4/27 Mombasa Busline Limited, P.O. Box 86613, Road — Kariobangi — Buru Buru — Gil House — Mombasa Route: Mtito Andei — Nairobi - Ambassedeur — Community - Kenyatta Muranga KAP535N 44 passengers. National Hospital and back KAU0703 29 NBI/R/05/4/28 Mombasa Busline Limited, P.O. Box 86613, passengers. KAUO80J 29 passengers. ‘Mombasa Route: Nairobi-— Nakuru— Kericho KAU810G 29 Pass, KAU820G 29 Pass, KAP622N 45passengers. KAU840G 29: passengers. KAU850G 29 passengers. : NBI/R/05/4/29 Mombasa Busline Limited, P.O. Box 86613 Route: Mombasa — Nairobi - Voi — Mtito NBI/R/Q5/4/49 Milka Atieno, P.O. Box 17098-0521 Andei, KAP 788A 44 passengers. Makongeni Route: Nairobi — Machakos and back KRT989,7 passengers. NBI/R/05/4/30 Regional Coach Services Limited, P.O. Box 7881-00300, Nairobi. Route: Kisumu — Nairobi NBI/R/05/4/50 Integrity Express Limited, P.O. Box KAW 663G, 47. passengers; KAU 664G 47 7647-00200, Nairobi Route: Umoja - passengers KAU 665G 47 passengers. Kariobangi South — Outering - Buru Buru — Jogoo Road — Haille Sellasie ~ Gil House - 9th September, 2005 THE KENYA GAZETTE 2155 ROAD SERVICE LICENCES—{ Contd.) “B” CARRIERS LICENCES—{Contd.) Ambassadeur -- Moi Avenue — Community — NB/B/05/4/73 Joseph M. Muthemba, P.O. Box 48296-00100, Kenyatta National Hospital and back KAU590G Nairobi Route: Within Kenya, KAU853G, 29 Pass, KAU240G 29 passengers. KAU610G Mitsubishi. 29 passengers. NB/B/05/4/74 John Mwangi Muia, P.O. Box 305~10105, Naro “B” CARRIERS LICENCES Moru Route: Within Kenya, KAT435Q,Isuzu. NBI/B/05/4/51 Begeo Tradets, P.O. Box 54279-00200, NB/B/05/4/75 Silver Spread Hardware, P.O. Box 997, Meru. Nairobi. Route: Within Kenya KAT640H,lorry. _ Route: Within Kenya, KAT139U,lorry. NBI/B/05/4/52 Migotiyo Plantations Limited, P.O. Box NB/B/05/4/76 David P. Nganga, P.O. Box 287-00618, 63023-00100, Nairobi Route: Within Kenya Ruaraka Route: Within Kenya, KAU418G, KAU430G, lorry. lorry. NBI/B/05/4/53 Christopher W.
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