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THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya (Registered As a Newspaper at the G.P.O.) NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR LAW REPORTING LIBRARY THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya (Registered as a Newspaper at the G.P.O.) Vol. CXXIII—No. 130 NAIROBI, 11th June, 2021 Price Sh. 60 CONTENTS GAZETTE NOTICES GAZETTE NOTICES —(Contd.) PAGE The Public Finance Management Act—Appointment 2526-2538 The Labour Relations Act—Amendment of the Constitution 2571 The Kenya School of Law Act—Appointments 2538 The Transfer of Businesses Act—Business Transfer 2571 The Court of Appeal—August Recess, 2021 2538 The Insolvency Act—Hearing of Insolvency Petition 2572 The High Court—August Recess, 2021 2538 The Physical and Land Use Planning Act—Completion of The Land Registration Act—Issue of Provisional Development Plans 2572 Certificates, etc 2539-2550 The Environmental Management and Co-ordination Act— The East African Community Customs Management Environmental Impact Assessment Study Reports 2572-2579 Act—Appointment and Limits of Transit Shed, Customs Areas, etc 2550-2551 Theb Records Disposal (Court) Rules—Intended Destruction of Court Records 2579 The Mining Act—Revocation of Expired Mineral Rights ... 2551-2555 Closure of Private Roads and Footpaths 2579 The Land Act—Inquiry 2555-2556 Disposal of Uncollected Goods 2580 County Governments Notices 2556-2559 Change of Names 2580-2581 The Competition Act—Retail Trade Code of Practice 25N-2562 The Leadership and Integrity Act The Leadership and Integrity Code for State Officers in the Teachers Service SUPPLEMENT No. 113 Commission 2562-2567 Legislative Supplements, 2021 The Kenya Information and Communications Act— Application for Licences 2567 LEGAL NOTICE No. PAGE The Companies Act—Intended Dissolutions, etc 2567-2571 90-93 —The Competition Act—Exclusions 629-631 [2525 2526 THE KENYA GAZETTE 11th June, 2021 CORRIGENDA Otungo Ezakiel Member IN Gazette Notice No. 1283 of 2021, Cause No. E19 of 2020, Turbo Constitutency amend the expression printed as "IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA Sub-County Commissioner or a representative Member AT BOMET" to read "IN THE CHIEF MAGISTRATE'S COURT Sub-County Development Officer or a representative Member AT BOMET". Sub-County Accountant Member National Government Representative, Ministry Secretary responsible for Youth and Women IN Gazette Notice,No. 5415 of 2021, amend the date of holding a CDF Fund Account Manager Ex Officio Public/Stakeholder Public Conk'Ration meeting printed as "2nd July, Hellen Jesang Member 2021" to read"lst Jubk, 2021". Joel Too Member Nell y Chepkirui Member Geoffrey Rono Member Javan Kaneke IN Gazette Notice No. 4415 of 2021, amend the expression printed Member as "Cause No. 15 of 2021" to read "Cause No. 15 of 2020". Julius Birgen Member Pauline Chebet Member Kiptoo Elijah Member Jeptoo Dorcus Jepkoske Member IN Gazette Notice No. 5472 of 2021, Cause No. 92 of 2017, amend the petitioner's name printed as "Reuben Wavomba Lumbwani" to Samburu West Constituency read "Ruth Khamede Mwale". Sub-County Cominissioner or a representative Member Sub-County Development Officer or a representative Member Sub-County Accountant Member IN Gazette Notice No. 5547 of 2021. Cause No. 156 of 2021, National Government Representative, Ministry Secretary amend the deceased's name printed as "Fidelis Mutinda Kitavi" to responsible for Youth and Women read "Benedict Kitavi Mukuthi". CDF Fund Account Manager Ex-Officio Gladys Naserian Lenyarua Member Lekulal Saddle Hosea Member Phelix Lenamparasio Member IN Gazette Notice No. 3062 of 2021, Cause No. I 1 1 of 2020, Josephine Kasaine Letiktik Member amend the date of death printed as "26th March, 1978" to read "16th Isabella Leerte Member October, 2014". Donato Lesorogol Member Naomi Lekaikum Member James Lemeteki Lmaangi Member IN Gazette Notice No. 1865 of 2021, Cause No. E9 of 2020, Budalangi Constituency amend the petitioner's name printed as "Veronica Wanjuhi Kariuki" to read "Margaret Linda Ngendo". Sub-County Commissioner or a representative Member Sub-County Development Officer or a representative Member Sub-County Accountant Member IN Gazette Notice No. 5498 of 2021, Cause No. E209 of 2021, National Government Representative, Ministry Secretary amend the petitioner's name printed as "Philip Mwathe Mbaa" to read responsible for Youth and Women "Monice Kasanzai Musee". CDF Fund Account Manager Ex-Officio Rael Pamela Atekana Member Zuhura Saidi Amani Member Sospeter Nickson Ajungulu Member GAZETTE NOTICE No. 5628 Wilkister Akumu Anjofu Member THE PUBLIC FINANCE MANAGEMENT ACT Bernard Kayamba Member David Magadi Owino Member (No. 18 of 2012) Bruno Oganga Nyangweso Member THE PUBLIC FINANCE MANAGEMENT (UWEZO FUND) Teso North Constituency REGULATIONS, 2014 Sub-County Commissioner or a representative Member Sub-County Development Officer or a representative Member (L.N . No. 21 of 2014) Sub-County Accountant Member APPOINTMENT National Government Representative — Ministry Secretary responsible for Youth and Women IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by regulation 15 (5) of CDF Fund Account Manager Ex-Officio the Public Finance Management (Uwezo Fund) Regulations, 2014, the David Etyang Ateya Member Cabinet Secretary for Public Service and Gender appoints the persons John Adawa Ichasi Member whose names are set out in the Schedule, to be members of the Anthony Emojong Wanyama Member respective Constituency Uwezo Fund Committees, for a period of two John Osukuku Murunga Member (2) years, with effect from the 13th April, 2021. Timona Wanjala Muniafu Member Consolata Akipara Member SCHEDULE Cythia Achiang'ai Jakaiti Member Kennedy Akwara Israel Member Saboti Constituency Pamela Aurien Papa Member Sub-County Commissioner or a representative Member Kuresoi South Constituency Sub-County Development Officer or a representative Member Member Sub-County Commissioner or a representative Member Sub-County Accountant National Government Representative, Ministry Secretary Sub-County Development Officer or a representative Member responsible for Youth and Women Sub-County Accountant Member CDF Fund Account Manager Ex Officio National Government Representative, Ministry Secretary Member responsible for Youth and Women Eva Nyamogo Henry Ndorobo Member CDF Fund Account Manager Ex-Officio Member Emmanuel Cheruiyot Member Gerishom Simiyu Wekesa Catherine Mbomere Member Kevin Rono Member Jackline Kirui Member Stephen Mzee Ndiema Member Christine Masengeli Member Jescar Lelgo Member Dan Wafula Member Bernard Barr Member Evelyne Chep,rui Member 11 th Rine. 2021 2527 Edna jesting Ngerio David Kibet Korir . Member_ Rachael Korir Member Naivasha Constituency Joaphat Monti Member Suiv•County Commissioner or a remeseinative Gerald Meatmi MeMber Sub-County Development Offit*or -*representative Bowel Central Constittie •Sub-County Accountant •- . - National Government ntprOSCIStiverK Sub-County Conunissionetor a mermen Motnaer Sub-County Development Offieer. or. a .representadve Member- .telipOlible for Youth and WomM . CDPAind Account Manager Sub-County Accountant • Member FrestelOtiorOte Kandla National Government Representative. Mintstry. Secretary Daniel ifkutho Minutia responsible for Youth and Women Prineo Nganga Kimin CDF Fund Account Manager Ex-Officio Illigebeth Waithera Kihara Erie Maui ,Member William Nganga Macharia David .gene Mentberc. Catherine Nyambuni Kamm Francini Chopngetich .Member; Alicia Menu Niche lierraird.Marftim Member Hussein Ibrahim Nancy 4.11Opkirui Member Lucy Ngunjiri Owen qautich •Member Ayub Iddimngu JanethChepkirui Member James M. Nyaakio Leah kirui Member NjoraCtmstituency ' • 13ariffgo South Constituency Sub-Corny Commissioner or a representative Sub-.County Comenissiener or arepresentative. Member SO-County Development Officer orn representative Sob4:ounty Development Officer or a representative Member. Sub-C ottnty Accountant SubCoeny Accountant Member National Government RepresentatiVe National Government Representative. Ministry Secretary reitpernible for Youth and Womee msponelble for Youth and Women CDPFtmci Accoiont Manager Ar-Quicio CDF. Kind Account Manager APO) Ihdrecca Wanjiru Manene Member Francis Lekinn'odia Peter.Kinitdd Mwangi Member lucid* Nanguris Cecil is Njeri Member Gerald Chepkok Scollar Chebet Member Faridellsji Peter Wanyoike Mbita Member Stevan° Leapai Lemeibuko Edith Chebet Member Janet-Kibet Donald Koech Member Patrieli Kemboi Kurere Isabella Mainya Member . BarittgaCentral Constituency Jospbat Rutto Member- Sub-County Commissioner or a representative Member Nakuru East Constituency Sub- ettaty Development Offmor or a reptommative Member... Sub-County Commissioner or a representative Stittoefounty Accountant , Member Sub-County Development Officer* arepreisentati Natiorial,Government Representative, Mink* • Secretary Sub-County Accountant responsible for Youth and Women National Government Representative, Ministry CDF Fund Account Manager Et-.0ffielo. responsible for Youth and Women Evans Kimeres Maribor CDF Fund Account Manager Agnes Kiprop Member . Eva Wambugu 1.-YdlitiOrneng'ich •Member - Antony Gakuo Fronds Chebet -Member Christopher Robert Moira ErickLimo • Member Veronica Mutboni Robert. Kipchumba 4.0000°V. 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