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Special Issue the Kenya Gazette SPECIAL ISSUE THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya (Registered as a Newspaper at the G.P.O.) Vol. CXIII—No. 42 NAIROBI, 6th May, 2011 Price Sh. 50 GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 5123 THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AND PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS ACT (Cap. 7) THE PRESIDENTIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS REGULATIONS THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (Cap. 265) NOMINATED PARLIAMENTARY AND CIVIC CANDIDATES IN EXERCISE of powers conferred by the National Assembly and Presidential Elections Act and by Regulation 20 (4) of the Presidential and Parliamentary Elections Regulations, the Interim Independent Electoral Commission notifies the public that after the nomination of parliamentary and civic candidates on 27th and 28th April, 2011, the persons named in the first column of the schedule were and now stand validly nominated for parliamentary by-elections and the civic by-elections to be held on 23rd May, 2011 for Kamukunji and Ikolomani Constituencies and 11 civic wards as indicated. The candidates represent the political parties named in the second column of the schedules whose symbols are named in the third column of the schedule and the party codes in the fourth column SCHEDULE 1 KAMUKUNJI CONSTITUENCY Candidates Name Party Code Political Party Party Symbol Weke Brian 002 Narc Kenya Flower Ahmed Ibrahim 019 Orange Democratic Movement Orange Abdi Yusuf Hassan 023 Party of National Unity Two Torches with Flames Kihara Catherine Muthoni 008 Grand National Union Horn Matagaro James Okech 047 Kenya Social Congress Dove Muthini Geoffrey Mutuku 041 The Independent Party Three Legged Traditional Stool Forum for the Restoration of Democracy for the Omao Daniel Ondiere 011 People Pen Waihiga David Mwaure 040 Agano Party Lamb IKOLOMANI CONSTITUENCY Candidates Name Party Code Political Party Party Symbol Khalwale Boni 17 New Ford Kenya Cup Forum for the Restoration of Democracy for the Matemba Collins Kizito 11 People Pen Shinali Benard Masaka 19 Orange Democratic Movement Orange [1405 14061406 THE KENYA GAZETTE 6th May, 2011 SCHEDULE 2 CIVIC CANDIDATES SHIRIKISHO WARD – GARSEN Candidates Name Party Code Political Party Party Symbol Dalano Adan Duko 002 Narc Kenya Flower Komora Abae Alfred 019 Orange Democratic Movement Orange Orange Democratic Movement of Komora Babuya 007 Kenya Oranges Malu Abdula Bile 026 Shirikisho Party of Kenya Fish Forum for the Restoration of Ziunge Maclean Paul 005 Democracy in Kenya Lion TARBAJ – WAJIR EAST CONSTITUENCY Candidates Name Party Code Political Party Party Symbol Ali Kaltuma Sheik 002 NARC Kenya Flower KAREBUR WARD – TURKANA NORTH CONSTITUENCY Candidates Name Party Code Political Party Party Symbol Forum for the Restoration of Muya Peter Natong 005 Democracy in Kenya Lion Pudamoe Kaleng Imoni 021 United Democratic Movement Milk Can KAMWOSOR WARD – KEIYO SOUTH CONSTITUENCY Candidates Name Party Code Political Party Party Symbol Biwott Laban Kipchirchir 016 Kenya African National Union Cockrel Kimase Kennedy Kiptoo 019 Orange Democratic Movement Orange Kipkulei David Kiptoo 027 National Vision Party Light House Kiptoo Joseph Kiprotich 021 United Democratic Movement Milk Can Rono Daniel Kipkorir 023 Party of National Unity Two Torches with Flames ENTARARA WARD – KAJIADO SOUTH CONSTITUENCY Candidates Name Party Code Political Party Party Symbol Kaleka Losojo Ole 023 Party of National Unity Two Torches with Flames Kamau John Ngethe 012 Mkenya Solidarity Movement Elephant Kamete Lengete Ole 002 Narc Kenya Flower Kuniara Ruth Njeri 016 Kenya African National Union Cockrel Kutata James Sankale 003 Democratic Party of Kenya Lantern Kenya National Democratic Manki Orumoi Ole 010 Alliance Bell Munyi Joseph Gikaru 006 Safina Safina Muturi Emmanuel Maure 031 Peoples Party of Kenya Trumpet KIMILILI WARD – KIMILILI NORTH CONSTITUENCY Candidates Name Party Code Political Party Party Symbol Muliro Raphael Macho 027 The National Vision Party Light House Miring'u Benson 002 Narc Kenya Flower Musumba Abdul Bhuriah 019 Orange Democratic Movement Orange Forum for the Restoration of Temba David Wanjala 005 Democracy -Kenya Lion Wekesa Benjamin Wanyonyi 017 New Ford Kenya Cup GEM WARD – CENTRAL GEM CONSTITUENCY Candidates Name Party Code Political Party Party Symbol Obat Wasonga Sijeyo 019 Orange Democratic Movement Orange Onjom Michael Odhiambo 027 The National Vision Party Light House Dated the 4th May, 2011. A. I. HASSAN, Chairman, Interim Independent Electoral Commission. 6th May, 2011 THE KENYA GAZETTE 1407 GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 5124 THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AND PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS ACT (Cap. 7) THE PRESIDENTIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS REGULATIONS POLLING CENTRES FOR PARLIAMENTARY BY-ELECTIONS –KAMUKUNJI AND IKOLOMANI CONSTITUENCIES IN EXERCISE of powers conferred by the National Assembly and Presidential Elections Act and Regulation 6 (1), (d) of the Presidential and Parliamentary Elections Regulations, the Interim Independent Electoral Commission, gives notice that voting for the by-elections scheduled for 23rd May, 2011, shall be at the places listed in the schedules to this notice. KAMUKUNJI CONSTITUENCY Constituency Code- 002 Station Code Station Name Streams Kamukunji 001 Muthurwa Pr. Sch. 7 002 Muthurwa Market 9 003 Our Lady Of Mercy Primary Sch. Shauri Moyo 8 004 Heshima Pr. Sch. 3 005 Pumwani Social Hall 10 006 Kamukunji Sec. Sch. 4 007 Child Survival Pr. Sch. 2 008 Pumwani Health Ctr 9 009 New Eastleigh Pr. Sch. 10 010 Eastleigh Airport Pr. Sch. 6 011 Eastleigh High School. 15 012 New Pumwani Pr. Sch. 5 013 Zawadi Pr. Sch. 12 014 Morisson Primary School 6 015 Bahati Pr. Sch. 3 016 Uhuru Pr. Sch. 5 017 Nairobi River Pr. Sch. 6 018 Kiambiu Social Hall 4 019 Buru Buru I Pr. Sch. 4 020 St. Teresa's Boy's Pr. Sch. 5 021 Maina Wanjigi Secondary 3 022 Dr.Livingstone Pr. Sch 3 023 Biafra Health Centre 4 IKOLOMANI CONSTIUTUENCY Constituency Code- 161 Station Code Station Name Streams Ikolomani 001 Musoli Girls Pri. Sch. 1 002 Bushiangala Pri. Sch. 1 003 Matundu Pri. Sch. 1 004 Ichina Pri. Sch. 1 005 Malinya Pri. Sch. 2 006 Shirumba Pri. Sch 1 007 Isulu Pri. Sch. 1 008 Shibuname Pri. Sch 1 009 Shikumu Pri. Sch 1 010 Burendwa Pr. Sch 1 011 Sichinji Pri. Sch. 1 14081408 THE KENYA GAZETTE 6th May, 2011 Constituency Code- 161 Station Code Station Name Streams 012 Mutaho Pri. Sch 1 013 Imbale Pri. Sch. 1 014 Shiduha Pri. Sch 1 015 Shamusinjiri Pri. Sch 1 016 Shimanyiro Pri. Sch 1 017 Imulama Pri. Sch. 1 018 Makhokho Pri. Sch 2 019 Ivonda Pri. Sch. 1 020 Imuliru Pri. Sch 1 021 Savane Pri. Sch. 1 022 Kimingini Pri. Sch 1 023 Shiveye Pri. Sch 1 024 Lwenya Pri. Sch 1 025 Shitoli Pri. Sch 1 026 Lirhembe Pri. Sch 1 027 Shikokho Pri. Sch 1 028 Madivini Pri. Sch 1 029 Kaluni Pri. Sch. 1 030 Lubambo Pri. Sch. 1 031 Imalaba Pri. Sch 1 032 Shijiko Pri. Sch. 1 033 Shianjetso Pri. Sch 1 034 Ikhulili Pri. Sch. 1 035 Lwanaswa Pri. Sch 1 036 Shitechia Pri. Sch 1 037 Shavihiga Pri. Sch. 1 038 Shisere Pri. Sch 1 039 Iluya Pri. Sch. 1 040 Ishieywe Pri. Sch. 1 041 Eregi Mixed Pri. Sch. 1 042 Busilwa Pri. Sch 1 043 Shirandalo E.C.D Nur. Sch 1 044 Shihalia Pri. Sch. 1 045 Mukoyani Pri. Sch 1 046 Ibwali Pri. Sch 1 047 Shikhombero Pri. Sch 1 048 Mwikhomo Pri. Sch 1 049 Mumbetsa Pri. Sch 1 050 Shivagala Pri. Sch 1 051 Shikondi Pri. Sch 1 052 Lusui Pri. Sch 1 053 Masiyenze Pri. Sch. 1 054 Musasa Pri. Sch. 1 055 Shiseno Pri. Sch. 1 056 Iremere Pri. Sch. 1 057 Lusiola Pri. Sch. 1 6th May, 2011 THE KENYA GAZETTE 1409 Constituency Code- 161 Station Code Station Name Streams 058 Irechero Ecd Nur. Sch. 1 059 Ibuka Nur. Sch 1 060 Shibwe Health Centre 1 061 Ivole Pri. Sch. 1 062 Mbaka Market 1 063 Ituluvini E.C.D Nursery 1 Dated the 4th May, 2011. A. I. HASSAN, Chairman, Interim Independent Electoral Commission. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 5125 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (Cap. 265) THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTION RULES POLLING CENTRES FOR CIVIC BY-ELECTIONS IT IS notified for general information that the polling centers for the electoral areas (civic wards) listed in the fourth column of the Schedule hereto and falling within the constituencies listed inthe second column of the schedule are located at the places described in sixth column of the said Schedule and those are the places where polling for the by-elections shall take place on 23rd May, 2011. SCHEDULE Const. Code Constituency Ward Code Ward Polling Polling Station Stream Station Code 181 Gem 0006 Central Gem 011 Siriwo Pri. School 1 012 Kojuok Pri. Sch. 1 013 Kagilo Pri. Sch. 2 014 Olengo Pri. Sch. 1 015 Gongo Pri School 1 016 Migosi Pri. School 1 017 Karariw Pri. Sch. 2 018 Luri Pri. School 1 019 Nyawara Pri. Sch 2 070 Uyonga Pri. Sch 1 083 Nango Pr. Sch 1 036 Wajir East 0007 Tarbaj 016 Lander Dam 1 1 017 Haragal Dam 1 059 Hassan Yarrow 1 060 Della Dam 1 061 Elyunis Water Point 1 074 Tarbaj Library 021 Garsen 0001 Shirikisho 028 Idsowe Pr. Sch. 1 029 Didaade Pr. Sch. 1 030 Dalu Pr. Sch. 1 061 Minjila Nur. Sch. 1 062 Kibusu Pr. Sch. 1 169 Kimilili 0007 Kimilili North 048 Kimilili D.E.B Pri 3 073 Kimilili R.C Girls 1 105 Kimilili Slaughter House 1 106 Kimilili Mun.Council Office 2 106 Turkana North 0021 Karebur 052 Karebur Water Point 1 055 Nabulukok Water Point 1 125 Lotorongoruk Water Point 1 14101410 THE KENYA GAZETTE 6th May, 2011 Const. Code Constituency Ward Code Ward Polling Polling Station Stream Station Code 126 Lochoarengan Water Point 1 146 Kajiado South 0011 Entarara 055 Ilasit Pr. Sch. 4 056 Entarara Pr.
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