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SPECIAL ISSUE THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya (Registered as a Newspaperat the G.P.O.) Vol. CIV—No.80 NAIROBI, 18th November, 2002 Price Sh. 40 GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 7536 THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AND PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS ACT (Cap.7) PARTIES’ SYMBOLS IN EXERCISEofthe powers conferred by regulation (5) of the Presidential and Parliamentary Elections Regulations, the Electoral Commission in the gives notice that it has allocatéd to each political party whose name appears in the first column of the schedule the symbol namespecified second columnandthedistinctive symbol appearing in the third column ofthe schedule. SCHEDULE NameofPolitical Party Symbol Name Distinctive Symbol Party of Independent Candidates of Kenya Child UmmaPatriotic Party of Kenya Ram Green African Party Maize cob United Patriotic Party of Kenya Shield [2823 2824 THE KENYA GAZETTE 18th November, 2002 SCHEDULE--(Contd.} Nameof Political Party Symbol Name Distinctive Symbol Safina Party Dhow Forum for the Restoration of Democracy for the People Pen Kenya African National Union Cockerel Economic Independence Party Tractor Kenya Social Congress Dove No.” Kenya National Democratic Alliance Bee Kenya National Congress Key Hoe Democratic Assistance Party Veeteae ee 18th November, 2002 THE KENYA GAZETTE 2825 SCHEDULL:—(Contd.) Name of Political Party Symbol Name Distinctive Symbol Federal Party of Kenya Giraffe Forum for the Restoration of Democracy (Ford Asili) Two Fingers Raised Forum for the Restoration of Democracy (Ford Kenya) Lion Social Democratic Party of Kenya Face of Clock Peoples Party of Kenya Trumpet Shirikisho Party of Kenya Fish Kenya Republican Reformation Party Rising Sun 2826 THE KENYA GAZETTE 18th November, 2002 SCHEDULE—{Contd, ) Name of Political Party Symbol Name ' Distinctive Symbol Labour Party of Kenya Star The Peoples Solidarity Union of Kenya Flywhisk National Alliance Party Leopard NationalConsérvativeParty of Kenya Closed Door United DemdcratsofPeace and Integrity in Kenya African Horn National LabourParty Buil Wo, car a rs ue . 18th November, 2002 THE KENYA GAZETTE 2827 SCHEDULE—(Contd.) Nameof Political Party Symbol Name Distinctive Symbol Chama Cha Uma Party | Pot Liberal Democratic Party | Open Umbrella Social Party for Advancement and Reforms-Kenya Elephant Chama Cha Majimbo na Mwangaza Ladder Sisi Kwa Sisi Party of Kenya Train preg aeten ree eee Mass Party of Kenya Handshake United Agri Party Doilar 2828 - THE KENYA GAZETTE 18th November, 2002 / ScHEDULE—(Contd.) Name of Political Party Symbol Name Distinctive Symbol Republican Party of Kenya Butlfalo Kenya African Democratic Development Union Fruit Basket National Rainbow Coalition Traditional African Torch National Progressive Party Bicycle Kenya Citizens Congress . Ostrich Kenya Peopie’s Party Running Water 18th November, 2002 THE KENYA GAZETTE 2829 SCHEDULE—( Contd.) Nameof Political Party Symbol Name Distinctive Symbol Kenya Patriotic Trust Party Plate Social Peoples Party and Congress Binoculars Dated the 18th November, 2002. S.M. KIVUITU, Chairman, Electoral Commission ofKenya. GAZETTE NOTICE NO, 7537 Delete the name “Peter Mugambi Iburi” as Deputy Returning Officer for Tigania East Constituency and insert the name “Erastus Mancha”. THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA Correct the name “Peter Mugambi Kiruri” as Returning Officer for Kaiti Constituency to read “Peter Mugambi Kiburi”. THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AND PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS ACT Add the name “Joseph Kimalel Rop” as Deputy Returning Officer (Cap. 7) for Kipkelion Constituency. THE PRESIDENTIAL AND PARLIAMENTARYELECTIONS Delete the name “Liliyo Moses Morintat” as Deputy Returning REGULATIONS Officer for Kiligoris Constituency and insert the name “James N. Kone”. APPOINTMENT OF RETURNING OFFICERS AND DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICERS Delete the name “James N. Kone” as:Deputy Returming Officer for (Corrigenda) Narok North Constituency and insert the name “Liliyo Moses Morintat”. IN Gazette Notice No. 7130 of 2002, amend as follows: Delete the name “Charles Miruka Okondo” as Deputy Returning Delete the name “A. Ngunze Kivala” as Deputy Retuming Officer Officer for South Mugirango Constituency and insert the name for Makadara Constituency and insert the name “Ruth Kwamboka “Daniel Ochari Maanga”. Nchogu”. Delete the name “Daniel Ochari Nyaaga” as Deputy Returning Delete the name “Horace Collins Odhiambo” as Deputy Returning Officer for Bomachoge Constituency and insert the name “Curren Officer for Westlands Constituency and insert the name “F. M. Bosire”. Gichuhi”. Delete the name “Curren Bosire” as Deputy Returning Officer for Delete the name “F. M. Gichuhi” as Deputy Returning Officer for Bobasi Constituency and insert the name “Charles Miruka Okondo”. Kasarani Constituency and insert the name “Rose Ngina Kimeu”. Delete the name “Mary Kerubo Mainye” as Deputy Returning Delete the name “Augustiono M. Bwire” as Deputy Returning Officer for Bonchari Constituency and insert the name “Naftal Officer for Changamwe Constituency and insert the name “Amina Nyambane Nyabera”. Richard Omar (Ms.)”. Delete the name “Gad Nyambane Getugi” as Deputy Returning Delete the name “Ahmed Salat Fankey” as Deputy Returning Officer for Nyaribari Chache Constituency and insert the name “Mary Officer for Ijara Constituency and insert the name “Aden Yusuf Dies”. Kerubo Mainye”. Delete the name “Aden Yusuf Dies” as Deputy Returning Officer Delete the name “Naftal Nyambane Nyabera” as Deputy Returning for Wajir East Constituency and insert the name “Ahmed Salat Officer for Nyaribari Masaba Constituency and insert the name Fankey”. “Kingsly Nyangena”. Delete the name “Hellen Wambui Annan” as Deputy Returning Delete the name “Kingsley Nyangena” as Deputy Rewrning Officer for Ol Kalou Constituency and insert the name “James Gitia Officer for Kitutu Chache Constituency and insert the name “Gad Mwangi”. Nyambane Getugi”. 2830 THE KENYA GAZETTE 18th November, 2002 Delete the name “Kennedy Osoro Otwori” as Deputy Returning Delete the name “Curren Bosire” as Deputy Returning Officer for Officer for Kitutu Masaba Constituency and insert the name “Peter Bobasi Constituency and insert the name “Charles Miruka Okondo”. Karanya Nyandin”’. Delete the name “Mary Kerubo Mainye” as Deputy Returning Delete the name “Nyonga Obuba” as Deputy Returning Officer for Officer for Bonchari Constituency and insert the name “Naftal West Mugirango Constituency and insert the name “Kennedy Osoro Nyambane Nyabera”. Otwori”. Delete the name “Gad Nyambane Getugi” as Deputy Returning Delete the name “Peter Karaya Nyandiri” as Deputy Returning Officer for Nyaribari Chache Constituency and insert the name “Mary Officer for North Mugirango Borabu Constituency. and-insert the name Kerubo Mainye”. “Nyong’a Obuba”. Delete the name “Naftal Nyambane Nyabera” as Deputy Returning Dated the 18th November, 2002. Officer for Nyaribari Masaba Constituency and insert the name “Kingsly Nyangena”. ‘ S. M. KIVUITU, Chairman, Delete the name “Kingsley Nyangena” as Deputy Returning Electoral Commission of Kenya. Officer for Kitutu Chache Constituency and insert the name “Gad Nyambane Getugi”. Delete the name “Kennedy Osoro Otwori” as Deputy Returning GAZETTE NOTICENO.7538 Officer for Kitutu Masaba Constituency and insert the name “Peter Karanya Nyandiri”. THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AND PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS ACT Delete the name “Nyonga Obuba” as Deputy Returning Officer for West Mugirango Constituency and insert the name “Kennedy Osoro (Cap. 7) Otworr”. THE PRESIDENTIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS REGULATIONS Delete the name “Peter Karaya Nyandiri” as Deputy Returrins Officer for North Mugirango Borabu Constituency and insert the name APPOINTMENT OF REGISTRATION OFFICERS AND ASSISTANT “Nyong’a Obuba”. REGISTRATION OFFICERS Dated the 18th November, 2002. (Corrigenda) IN Gazette Notice No. 7135 of 2002, amend as follows: S. M. KIVUITU, Chairman, Delete the name “A. Ngunze Kivala” as Deputy Returning Officer Electoral Commission of Kenya. for Makadara Constituency and insert the name “Ruth Kwamboka Nchogu”. Delete the name “Horace Collins Odhiambo” as Deputy Returning Officer for Westlands Constituency and insert the name “F. M. Gichuhi”. Delete the name “F. M. Gichuhi” as Deputy Returning Officer for GAZETTE NOTICENO.7539 Kasarani Constituency and insert the name “Rose Ngina Kimeu”. Delete the name “Augustiono M. Bwire” as Deputy Returning Officer for Changamwe Constituency and insert the name “Amina THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AND PRESIDENTIAL Richard Omar (Ms.)”. ELECTIONS ACT Delete the name “Ahmed Salat Fankey” as Deputy Returning . (Cap. 7) Officer for Ijara Constituency andinsert the name “Aden Yusuf Dies”. APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS OF LANGUAGE BOARDS AND Delete the name “Aden Yusuf Dies” as Deputy Returning Officer LANGUAGE APPEALS BOARDS for Wajir East Constituency and insert the name “Ahmed Salat (Corrigenda) Fankey”. IN Gazette Notice No. 7129 of 2002, amend as follows: Delete the name “Hellen Wambui Annan” as Deputy Returning Officer for Ol Kalou Constituency and insert the name “James Gitia Delete the name “Kiragu Magochi” as a memberof the Language Mwangi”. Board I andinsert the name “D. J.T. Muya”. Delete the name “Peter Mugambi Iburi” as Deputy Returning Delete the name “F. C. Keiru” as a memberof the Language Board Officer for Tigania East Constituency and insert the name “Erastus Il andinsert the name “P. S. Khaemba”’. Mancha”, Delete the names “S. K. Karaba”, “J. Mujid (Mrs.)” and “Mary Correctthe name “Peter MugambiKiruri” as Returning Officer for Omondi” as members of Language Board Ill
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    REPUBLIC OF KENYA TWELFTH PARLIAMENT THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY – FIFTH SESSION COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE CHAIR _______(No. 5 of 2021)________ ON THE DEMISE HON. JOHN OROO OYIOKA, MP MEMBER FOR BONCHARI CONSTITUENCY Honourable Members, it is with deep sorrow that I wish to notify the House of the untimely passing on of the Member for Bonchari Constituency, the Hon. John Oroo Oyioka, MP, who passed on yesterday, Monday 15th February 2021 while undergoing treatment at Aga Khan Hospital, Kisumu. Honourable Members, the late Hon. John Oroo Oyioka, MP was born on 5th May 1950 in Bonchari. He attended Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High School where he obtained his “O” Level Certificate in 1970. He proceeded to Strathmore for “A” Level and thereafter joined the University of Nairobi where he graduated with a Bachelor of Education (Science Option) in 1976. The Late Hon. Oyioka worked as a high school teacher in various stations, including Cheptenye High School, Kaaga Girls High School and Kericho Day High School. His excellence enabled him to rise to the position of Education Officer and later to the level of Assistant Director for Education at the Ministry of Education Headquarters, a position he held until his retirement in 1999. He had immense enthusiasm for education as a tool for securing the future of young people through impartation of skills and values. Page 1 of 3 Honourable Members, the late Hon. Oyioka made his debut in elective politics in 2013 when he contested for and won the Bonchari Constituency parliamentary seat on Kenya African National Union (KANU) party ticket.