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SPECIAL ISSUE 623 Kenya Gazette Supplement No SPECIAL ISSUE 623 Kenya Gazette Supplement No. 70 29September, 2006 (Legistlative Supplement No. 38) LEGAL NOTICE No. 122 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (Cap. 265) IN EXERCISE of powers conferred by Section 42 (A) of the Constitution of Kenya and Section 10 of the Local Government Act and upon carrying out public inquiry and consideration of facts, information and opinion from Kenyans throughout the Republic the Electoral Commission makes the following order:— THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ELECTORAL AREAS) ORDER, 2006 1. This Order may be cited as the Local Government (Electoral Areas) Order, 2006. 2. The Local Authorities specified in the first column of the First Schedule hereto shall be divided into the electoral areas whose names and descriptions appear respectively in the second and third columns of the schedule. 3. The boundaries of each electoral area will be delimeated in a map which shall be signed and deposited at the offices of the Electoral Commission of Kenya, Nairobi and a copy of which may be inspected at the offices of the respective District Elections Co- ordinator of each administrative district. 4. The Local Government Orders specified in the Second Schedule to this Order shall be revoked upon the dissolution of local authorities for purposes of the next general elections whereupon this Order shall come into effect. FIRST SCHEDULE FIRST COLUMN SECOND COLUMN THIRD COLUMN Local authority Name of the Electoral Description of the Electoral Area Area (1) THE CITY OF NAIROBI SOUTH Comprises Nairobi South location, NAIROBI Makadara Division. VIWANDANI Comprises Viwandani sub-location of Viwandani location, Makadara division. LANDI MAWE Comprises Landi Mawe sub- location of Viwandani location, Makadara division. 624 Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2006 FIRST SCHEDULE—(Contd.) FIRST COLUMN SECOND COLUMN THIRD COLUMN Local authority Name of the Electoral Description of the Electoral Area Area MAKONGENI Comprises Makongeni Location of Makadara Division. OFAFA Comprises Ofafa Sub-Location of Maringo Location, Makadara Division. MBOTELA Comprises Mbotela Sub-Location of Maringo Location, Makadara Division. HAMZA/LUMUMBA Comprises Hamza and Lumumba Sub-Locations of Makadara Location, Makadara Division. HARAMBEE Comprises Harambee Sub-Location of Makadara Location, Makadara Division. MUTHURWA/SHAU Comprises Kamukunji Location of RI MOYO Pumwani Division. PUMWANI Comprises Pumwani Location of Pumwani Division. EASTLEIGH NORTH Comprises Eastleigh North sub- location of Eastleigh North location, Pumwani division. AIRBASE Comprises Airbase sub-location of Eastleigh North location, Pumwani division. EASTLEIGH SOUTH Comprises Eastleigh South Location of Pumwani Division. KIMATHI Comprises Kimathi Sub-Location of Bahati Location, Pumwani Division. UHURU Comprises Uhuru Sub-Location of Bahati Location, Pumwani Division. NGARA Comprises Ngara Location of Central Division. KARIOKOR Comprises Kariokor Location of Central Division. Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2006 625 FIRST SCHEDULE—(Co na) FIRST COLUMN SECOND COLUMN THIRD COLUMN Local authority Name of the Electoral Description of the Electoral Area Area CENTRAL Comprises Starehe Location of Central Division. MATHARE Comprises Mathare Location of Central Division. HURUMA Comprises Huruma sub-location of Huruma location, Central division. KIAMAIKO Comprises Kiamaiko sub-location of Huruma location, Central division. KAREN/LANG'ATA Comprises Karen and Lang'ata Locations of Kibera Division. MUGUMOINI Comprises Mugumoini Location of Kibera Division. NAIROBI WEST Comprises Nairobi West Location of Kibera Division. MAKINA Comprises Makina sub-location of Kibera location, Kibera division. LINDI Comprises Lindi sub-location of Kibera location, Kibera division. SARA NG'OMBE Comprises Sara Ng'ombe Location of Kibera Division. LAINI SHABAA Comprises Laini Shabaa Location of Kibera Division. KENYATTA GOLF Comprises Kenyatta Golf Course COURSE Location of Dagoretti Division. EMBAKASI Comprises Embakasi Location of Embakasi Division. IMARA DAIMA Comprises Imara Daima sub- location of Mukuru location, Embakasi division. KWA NJENGA Comprises Kwa Njenga sub- location of Mukuru location, Embakasi division. Comprises that part of Umoja 626 Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2006 FIRST SCHEDULE—(Contd.) FIRST COLUMN SECOND COLUMN THIRD COLUMN Local authority Name of the Electoral Description of the Electoral Area Area UMOJA I sub-location which is to the West of the powerline. Comprises that part of Umoja sub- location which is to the E'ast of UMOJA 2 the powerline. SAVANNAH Comprises Savannah Sub-Location of Umoja location, Embakasi Division KOMAROCK Comprises Komarock Sub- Location of Kayole location, Embakasi Division. KAYOLE EAST Comprises that part of Kayole sub- location, (East of Soweto-Kayole road) Kayole location, Embakasi division. KAYOLE WEST Comprises that part of Kayole sub- location, (West of Soweto-Kayole road)Kayole location, Embakasi division. DANDORA AREA Comprises Dandora Phase I of ONE Dandora "A" sub-location of Dandora location, Embakasi division. DANDORA Comprises Dandora Phase II of AREA TWO Dandora "A" sub-location of Dandora location, Embakasi division. DANDORA AREA Comprises Dandora Phase III of THREE Dandora "B" sub-location of Dandora location, Embakasi division. DANDORA AREA Comprises Dandora Phases IV and FOUR V of Dandora "B" sub-location of Dandora location, Embakasi division. NJIRU Comprises Njiru Location of Embakasi Division. KARIOB ANGI Comprises Kariobangi South SOUTH Location of Embakasi Division. Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2006 627 FIRST SCHEDULE—(COntd) FIRST COLUMN SECOND COLUMN THIRD COLUMN Local authority Name of the Electoral Description of the Electoral Area Area RUAI Comprises Ruai Location of Embakasi Division. BABA DOGO Comprises Baba Dogo Sub- Location of Ruaraka Location, Kasarani Division. UTALII Comprises Mathare 4 'A' and Utalii Sub-Locations of Ruaraka Location, Kasarani Division. MATHARE NORTH Comprises Mathare North Sub- Location of Ruaraka Location, Kasarani Division. KASARANI Comprises Kasarani Location of Kasarani Division. KARIOBANGI Comprises Kariobangi Location of NORTH Kasarani Division. KOROGOCHO Comprises Korogocho location of Kasarani Division. ROYSAMBU Comprises Roysambu Location of Kasarani Division. KAHAWA Comprises Kahawa Location of Kasarani Division. GITHURAI Comprises Githurai Location of Kasarani Division. KILIMANI Comprises Kilimani Location of Westlands Division. KILELESHWA Comprises Kileleshwa location of Westlands Division. KITISURU Comprises Kitisuru location of Westlands Division. PARKLANDS Comprises Parklands location of Westlands Division. HIGHRIDGE Comprises Highridge Location of Westlands Division. KANGEMI Comprises Kangemi sub-location of Kangemi location, Westlands 628 Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2006 FIRST SCHEDULE--(Coutd.) FIRST COLUMN SECOND COLUMN THIRD COLUMN Local authority Name of the Electoral Description of the Electoral Area A rea division. MOUNTAIN VIEW Comprises Mountain view and Gichagi sub-locations of Kangemi location, Westlands division. UTHIRU/RUTHIMIT Comprises Uth iru/Ruth imitu U Location of Dagoretti Division. WAITHAKA Comprises Waithaka Location of Dagoretti Division. MUTUINI Comprises Mutuini Location of Dagoretti Division. RIRUTA Comprises Riruta sub-location of Riruta location, Waithaka division. NGANDO Comprises Ngando sub-location of Riruta location, Waithaka division. KAWANGWARE Comprises Kawangware sub- location of Kawangware location, Dagoretti division. GAT1NA Comprises Gatina sub-location of Kawangware location, Dagoretti division. (2) MUNICIPALITY TUDOR FOUR Comprises Tudor Four Sub- OF MOMBASA Location of Tudor Location, Eland Division. TUDOR ESTATE Comprises Tudor Estate Sub- Location of Tudor Location, Island Division. KIPEVU Comprises Chaani Location of Changamwe. Division. PORT REITZ Comprises Port Reitz Location of Changamwe Division. WAYANI No administrative units to determine new boundary for the two proposed wards. CHANGAMWE Comprises Changamwe Location of Changamwe Division. Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2006 629 FIRST SCHEDULE—(Contd.) FIRST COLUMN SECOND COLUMN THIRD COLUMN Local authority Name of the Electoral Description of the Electoral Area Area MIKINDANI Comprises Mikindani Location of Changamwe Division. JOMVU KUU Comprises Jomvu Kuu Sub- Location of Miritini Location, Changamwe Division. MIRITINI Comprises Miritini Sub-Location of Miritini Location, Changamwe Division. MWAKIRUNGE Comprises Mwakirunge and Maugunja Sub-Locations of Bamburi Location, Kisauni Division. BAMBURI ESTATE Comprises Bamburi, Mwembe Legeza sub-locations of Bamburi location Kisauni division. SHANZU Comprises Shanzu Sub-Locations of Bamburi Location, Kisauni Division. FRERE TOWN Comprises Kisauni Sub-Location of Kisauni Location, Kisauni Division JUNDA Comprises Junda Sub-location of Kisauni location, Kisauni division MAGOGONI Comprises Magongoni Sub- Location of Kisauni Location, Kisauni Division. MJI WA Comprises Old Town Location of KALE/MAKADARA Island Division. KONGOWEA EAST Comprises that part of Kongowea sub-location which is to the East of Nyari Road. KONGOWEA WEST Comprises that part of Kongowea sub-location which is to the West of Nyari Road. MAWENI Comprises Maweni Sub-Location of Kongowea location, Kisauni Division. 630 Kenya Subsidiary Legislation, 2006 FIRST SCHEDULE—(Contd.) FIRST COLUMN SECOND COLUMN THIRD COLUMN Local authority Name of the Electoral Description of the Electoral Area Area KIZINGO Comprises Kizingo Sub-Location of Ganjoni location, Island Division. GANJONI Comprises Ganjoni
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