GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 926

the following eleven (11) candidates results inadvertently had errors and are amended as indicated below: Index No. ,so1 Name Ministry/Dept Result PR/00008794 2013013746 Omollo Interior and Passed with Anyango Co-ordination Human Mercyline of National Resource Government Services option PR/00005972 2008028557 Leyla Interior and Passed with Abdullahi Co-ordination Human Ibrahim of National Resource Government Services option PR100009287 2016010285 Kiprono Interior and Passed with Julia Co-ordination Human Chebichii of National Resource Government Services option PR/00009364 66860 Susan Judiciary Passed with Wanja Records Njora Management option PR100008561 2009007211 Eunice Directorate of Referred in Kalekye Criminal Governance Musembi Investigations and Civil Service • . Regulations paper PR/00008809 2007049039 Jackline Ministry of Referred in Nzisa Defence Governance • Mutunga and Civil Service Regulations paper. PR/00009644 2016002952 Che1utich Ministry of Referred in Cynthia Defence Governance Jemutai and Civil Service. Regurations paper PR/00009565 2015044741 Sialala National Passed with Caroline Police Service Records Sialo Commission Management Option PR/00009648 2018022048 Aseey National Passed with Anthony Police Service Supply Omondi Commission Services option PR/00009678 2017104813 Mayende Interior and Passed with Isaac Co-ordination Human Wamalwa of National Resource Government Services option PR/00009915 2016018843 Muslima National Passed with Ali Issack Registration HOman Bureau Resource Services option Dated the 12th April, 2019. JOSEPHINE MWANZIA, P.T.G. 02053/18 for Director-General. GAZETFE NOTICE No. 3828 KENYA SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATIVE Omcrks EXAMINATION, NOVEMBER 2018 IT IS notified for general information that tbe following on(-- hundred and sixty two (162) candidates passed the Administrative Officers Examination held from the 19th to 23rd November, 2018. 1ndex No. Name ' P/F No. Ministry/Department 1 . AO/00000093 Wakape Rebecca Mutenyo 2008001327 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00000101 Ngoru Patrick Kilonzo • 207002045 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00000I 76 Kithii Nazario Njuki 2008000923 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00000199 Kullow Ibrahim Haji 2010005816 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00000409 Kuria Edwin Kongo 12010005492 nterior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/0000041 1 Cheruiyot Kibet Dani ci 2010006456 nterior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00000415 Koskei Mathew Kipko ech 2003007467 nterior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment .AO/00000421 Rumba Jabir Ibrahim 1985102934 nterior and Co-ordination of National Government . AO/0000043 1 Yagan Kiprop Ronoh James 2007071513 nterior and Co-ordination of National Government . AO/00000437 Wakhateli Isaac Wang ilah 2009132870 nterior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment .AO/00000440 NyakagwaElijahNyachae 2004018372 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government . AO/00000468 Ntiritu Alice Kirumba 755 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 13. AO/00000478 Chitere Omwacka Syl via 2015022698 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government 4.AO/00000485 Mwatata Lydia Mnya:ti 2015029004 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government 15. AO/00000486 Lewa Geoffrey Nyal 2015022181 Interior and Co-ordinationof National Government • AO/00000491 Mbaya Vivian Akoth 2015026061 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government 7.AO/00000492 OgutuVincentOnyai igo 2015031731 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment AO/00000494. WereValentineMun jema 2015031964 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment AO/00000496, AriwoEverlyneAny_ango 2015032870 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment AO/00000507 Wamalwa RachealNekesa 2015033279 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government • AO/0Q000520 Ndisya Susan Mw4geli 2015031786 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 22.AO/00000541 OkwaLilianMaryabaIa 2015026256 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government 23. AO/00000544 Joshua NkurumaKitagwa 2015031604 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 4.AO/00000563 Ngao Were MarstoneIsaiah 1987120776 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment AO/00000567 Abdulkadir Y. Zube;da 2015031077 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00000569 Jawa Janet Mlongg 22369 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00000571 Musambai DavidSifuma 2015028756 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00000575 Peninah Kuttoh 2015031046 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00000583 Rotich Paul Chernsiyot 1999010830 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 0.AO/00000584 AbonyoBarack C)diwuor 2015029097 Interior and Co-ordination of NationalGovernment 31.AO/00000605 Shunet RobertSironka Ole 2015022934 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 32.AO/00000622 OthienoDanielOloo 2015031022 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 33.AO/00000630 KeempuaAgnesNaisenya 2015032407 Interi2rand Co-ordinationof NationalGovernment 34.AO/00000637 KimanziJosphatMwangangi 2015032685 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 35.AO/00000642 HenryKaminda Charles 2015031755 interiorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 36.AO/00000675 Ahmed Barre Ad,an 2015026129 Interior and Co-ordinationof NationalGovernment 37.AO/00000698 Fumo Elizabeth IKavuto 2015022232 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government 8.AO/00000705 GodanaAbdikadirSalesa 2015022496 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 9.AO/00000724 EphantusNyaga Njagi' 2015031902 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 40.AO/00000740 WangombePriscilaWairimu 2015022890 - nterior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 41.AO/00000748 MuriukiFlorenceNjeri 2015023617 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 42.AO/00000749 Mutuura Anthony Marigu 2015028890 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government 43.AO/00000750 KiloiphenMutuku 2012031893 Interior and Co-ordination of NationalGovernment AO/00000751 Mulandi Rachael Nduleve 2015032394 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment AO/00000755 PasianyAbigael 2015022612 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 6.AO/00000765 KalimboAliceMbeyu 2015022763 Interior and Co-ordinationof NationalGovernment 7.AO/00000768 CherusRodahJepkorir 215032825 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 48. AO/00000777 KamenAhdulrahmanThamu 2015026181 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 49.AO/00000778 MutieSimonMutula 2015033159 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 50. AO/00000795 MutaiPhilip 1995083637 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 5 .AO/00000796 KiragaSEmmanauel. 15031159 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 52.AO/00000797 ChepkwonyPauline 2015022523 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 5 .AO/00000800 Kikunga Duncan Munyao 2008088206 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government 4.AO/00000801 MorompiHarrisonSaitoti 20150028023 Interior and Co-ordination of NationalGovernment 55. AO/00000810 Lekeroi BramwelOle 2015022047 interior and Co-ordination of NationalGovernment 6. AO/00000812 MuriungiFaith Muthoni 2015022129 Interior and Co-ordinationof NationalGovernment 7.AO/00000821 KamandeStephenMwangi 2015032849 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 8.AO/00000835 MutembeiBoniface 2015032510 Interior and Co-ordination of NationalGovernment 59.AO/00000838 MuriukiWacuka Jennifer 2016004798 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 60.AO/00000860 KaitoJeffah_Nicholas 2015032469 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment •AO/00000863 Namale Maurine 2015023864 Interior and Co-ordination of NationalGovernment 2.AO/00000870 FredrickNduhiuMwai 2015032863 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 3. AO/00000871 JarengaSusanKivunira 2015022770 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 64.AO/00000872 KiiruJosephKanyeki 2015023080 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 65.AO/00000873 WasikeStephenNalianya 2016004887 Interior andCo-ordination of NationalGovernment 66.AO/00000874 Ngang'aFrancisNdungu 2015031806 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 67.AO/00000878 SagweNyaribariCornelius 2015031286 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 26th April, 2019 THE KENYA GAZETFE 1 1591 Index No. Name P/F No. Ministry/D)epartmeit AO/00000880 Hellen Munyanya Manyonyi 2015026143 Interior and Co-ordination of NatiOnal Government A0100000888 Sinda Esther Boke 2009056896 Interior and Co-ordit tation of National Government AO/00000893 Righa Edelguine Majalla 2016006010 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00000897 Kadingo Nchayu Salma 2015030952 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00000900. Kanyanya Catherine Mwikali 2015032558 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00000903 Gibson Lepasan Olesaaya 2015031091 . nterior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00000908 Mwachofi Geoffrey Mghanga 2015032236 Interior and Co-ordinati on ofNational Government AO/00000914 Ilimo Stephen Akoro 2015032027 Interior and Co-ordinaticrn of National Government AO/00000922 Mrima Chilango Kennedy 2015031 135 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00000924 Nyoike Njoki Joyce 2015033286 Interior and Co-ordinatiOLI of National Government AO/00000926 Ntongai Pierra Kagwiria 2015030990 Interior andCo-ordination ofNational Government AO/00000928 Sosi Evelyn Moraa 2015049095 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government 0. AO/00000938 Osiemo Nyaboke Bathsheba 2016004849 Interior and Co-ordination c4 National Government . AO/00000941 Bett Jeptepkeny Abigael 201 5049002 Interior and Co-ordination o. I National Government AO/00000942 Grace Rita Wanja Kariuki 2015032438 Interior and Co-ordination o!'National Government AO/00000951 Kurgat Jerop Nancy 2015043499 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government InteriorandCo-ordinationof iationalGovernment .AO/00000954 KatampoiJacklineMasiyoi 2015043639 . AO/00000964 Charles Mbithi Musoi ' 20 28852 InteriorandCo-ordinationof I' 'lationalGovernment 186. AO/00000971 Yussuf Fatima Mohamed 2015043691 nterior and Co-ordination of MationalGovernment 7.AO/00000977 RashidMebakari Nsaga 2015022263 nterior and Co-ordination of N. ationalGovernment 88. AO/00000981 Gakuru Robinson Stephen 2011004295 nterior and co-ordination of Ns ttional Government •AO/00000983 Wanganga Joseph Mukururi 2015022009 ntenor and Co-ordination of Na tioñal Government- Paula Wairimu Murambi AO/00000987 2016004801 Interior and Co-ordination of Nat ional Government AO/00000988 J lango Maureen Nafoyo 2015031399 - nterior and Co-ordination of Nat tonal Government • AO/00000989 Nyaringita Lynnet Ndanu 2015022256 Interior and Co-ordination of Nati onal Government •AO/00000994 Otubongor MoureneAtyang 2015032976 Interior and Co-ordination_of Natk )nal Government AO/00000996 LentoimagaPiusParsaai 2015043564 InteriorandCo-ordinationof Natio nalGovernment AO/0000 1002 Nthiwa Patricia Kalondu 2015032589 Interior and Co-ordinationof Natioi Vial Government AO/0000 1003 MathengeBeatriceGathigia 2015033200, InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationtalGovernment AO/00001018 MueDenisKioko 2007019408 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment AO/00001019 MuchoriJamesKigotho 100027:5 InteriorandCo-ordinationof Natioiu ilGovernment AO/0000 1025 Ndoo Margaret 2015049026 Interior and Co-ordination of Nationa I Government 00. AO/0000 1031 Nasib ZaitunaRamadhani 201502274.9 jnterior and Co-ordination of National 1 , Government AO/0000 1032 Aga Mariam Mohamed 1 78 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00001034 Ndiema Chepkwemoi Stella 201502868i Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/0000 1036 Julius Lemomo Kunte 2015043646 Interior and Co-ordination of Nationah Government AO/00001038 Lemanta Grace Naserian 2015023751 Interior and Co-ordination of National (.3overnment AO/0000 1044 Korgoren Richard Kiprono 913 ?75 Interior and Co-ordination of National C iovernment AO/0000 1046 Josphat Musyoki King'oku 2013028238 Interior and Co-ordination of National G overnment AO/0000 1052 Atieli William Wanyama 2015029D28 Interior and Co-ordination of National Gvernment AO/00001053 OnchariJosephatGeteya 2015150648 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGcwemnent AO/0000 1054 FelistusNdinda Ngumbau 2015023939 Interiorand Co-ordinationof NationalGo vernmsnt 0.AO/00001055 RadidoLydiaMaryleneAwuor 2015059,568 InteriorandCo-ordinationof National Gowernment 111. AO/0000 1057 EricHen_Randu 2016008041 Interior and Co-ordinationof National Government 2.AO/00001058 WafulaCelestineNaliaka 2015026225 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 113. AO/00001059 MukindiaHarrithNg'ang'a 2015024009 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 4.AO/00001060 MutemiElijahMusyoka 2010058704 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment - 5.AO/00001061. JeremiahDanielTsuma 2016005851 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment - 6.AO/00001062 OboteOkwokuClause 2015032332 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment - 117. AO/0000 1063 MarcariusNkunjaMinyon 2015049184 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment AO/00001064 ZulekhaAliDuba 2015023871 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment AO/00001065 MakoriAnnaclate Moraa 2015022427 Interior and Co-ordination of NationalGovernment 0. AO/00001066 MwangomeWinnieNimwaka 2015029124 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 21. AO/00001068 EuniceTumainiMrabu 2015048963 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 22.AO/00001069 KirwaHenryKipkirui 2015032161 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 23. AO/00001070 Mbugua JosephKabiga 2015033053 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 124.AO/00001071 MugoMamaAndrew 2010128486 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment AO/00001072 BitaNickyMutuku 2015032445 Interiorand Co-ordinationof NationalGovernment AO/00001073 Langat JacksonKibet 2010112697 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment AO/00001074 AchiandoPatrickWasonga 2015025922 nterior and Co-ordination of NatipnalGovernment _AO/0001075 SosoJocinter Akinyi 2016004894 nterior and Co-ordination of NationalGovernment 129.AO/00001076 OgollaStevenBiko 2016006003 Interior and Co-ordination of NationalGovernment 130. AO/00001078 OsundwaDicksonRapando 1994032748 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 31. AO/00001079 GladysCherono 2016005940 Interior andCo-ordination of NationalGovernment 32.AO/00001080 KoechJoyceChepchirchir 2015048970 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment _AO/00001082 KishoyianLoishorUaMicheal 2015033402 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment AO/00001083 MunokoSharon 2015032534 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 35.AO/00001084 MunaKennedyLedama 2015022516 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 36.AO/00001086 Salah Abdi Sharif 2015032096 Interior andCo-ordination of NationalGovernment 37.AO/00001087 VachiraPhilipNgumba 2015022054 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 138.AO/00001088- AbdirahimYussuf Shariff 2016004921 Interior and Co-ordination of NationalGovernment 139. AO/00001089 Mugambi LucylineMuthoni 2016004907 Interior and Co-ordination of NationalGovernment 140.AO/00001090 Kibet EzekielKipruto 2015031680 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 141.AO/00001091 ISaroHenryFredrick 2016005957 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment 1592 THE KENYA GAZETFE 26th April, 2019 Index No. Name P/F No. Ministry/Department AO/00001092 Muriithi Robert Wang'ombe 2016003173 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/0000 1093 Kipkorir Naftali Kipyego 2015028629 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/0000 1094 Ndonj Andrew Ochieng 2015031577 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00001095 Wanjigi Samuel Ngugi 2015032154 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/0000 1096 Opondo John Ooko 1999010092 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/0000 1097 Chizhodi Muye Stephen 2016005844 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government A0100001098 Matini Perpetua Nabwire 2016004856 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00001099 Mutuma Andrew Mugambi 2015028698 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00001 100 Makotswe Tolba Anusu 2015026345 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00001 101 Ngowa Chrispus Mwaringa 2015033293 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00001 102 Kundu Edward Mang'eni 01503 10Q8 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00001 104 Tsuma Esther Idza 2015031971 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00001 105 Maiben Eric Okacha 2015032010 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/0000 1107 Magogo Esther Samini 2015031166 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00001 108 Munene James Karimi 2015023042 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00001109 Meli Emmanuel Kiprotich 2015023155 Interior and Coorgination of National Government AO/00001 110 Farah Adam Warabu 2015031584 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00001 111 Leah Jackline Nduku 2015022910 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00001 112 Mwjkwabe Julius Marwa 2008000753 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00001 115 Wanyahoro Wairimu Reginah 2015033111 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government AO/00001 118 Kirui Vincent Kiplangat 2015033375 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government LUDEKI CHWEYA, PTG02053/1 8 Director-General. GAZETTC NOTICE No.3829 KENYA SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS EXAMINATION, NOVEMBER 2018 IT IS notified for general information that the following twenty six (26) candidates failed to attain a pass in the Administrative Officers Examination held fromthe 19th to 23rd November, 2018. They are required to re-sit the paper(s) shown against their names. Referral Index No. Name P/F No. Ministry/Department Remarks 1. AO/00001 113 Njuguna Gathoni Mary 2006044515 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government Ri, 3,4 2. AO/00001 114 Mutuku Geoffrey Mukuva 2016005806 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government R7 3. AO/00001 117 Gitonga Victor Mwiti 2015032178 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government Ri, 2,3,4,5,6,7 4. AO/00001 119 Galgallo Born Guyo 2015026338 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government Ri, 3,4,6,7 5. AO/00000505 Onyango Bernard Odhiambo 2015022174 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government Ri 6. AO/00000558 Abdimajid Noor Musa 2015022718 Interior and Coordination of National Government R4 7. AO/00000566 Daniel Misiko Wamunyinyi 2015026167 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government R4 8. AO/00000593 Nzula Henry Musoi 2015031700 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government R7 9. AO/00000615 Lusweti Isaac Wafula 2005021302 interior and Co-ordination of National Government R7 10. AO/00000635 Tompoi Timothy Timayio 2015031851 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government R3, 4,5,7 Il. AO/00000732 Muna Abraham Kabiro 201503163S Interior and Co-ordination of National Government R6 12. AO/00000747 Inbusi Khatsenzia Martha 2015024016 . nterior and Co-ordination of National Goemment R6 13. AO/00000858 Ngigi Jessie Nganga 2016004832 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government R4,6 14. AO/00000861 Nyaga Edmund Ireri 2015022605 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government R6 15. AO/00000864 Chepkemoi Caroline 2015024201 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government R4 16. AO/00000919 Lewa M Kelvin 2015026434 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government R4 17. AO/00000967 Kipkurui Tonui William , 2015043571 . oterior and Co-ordination of National Government RI,4 18. AO/00000978 Pere Emily Seila 2016005919 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government R6 19. AO/00001017 Otagi Godfrey Nyongesa 2007153634 Interior and Co-ordination of National Government R3 20. AO/0000 1030 Kuronoi Emmanuel Oropi* 2015022352 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment R6 1.AO/00001056 NyangwiPaulMogaya 2014012161 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovemment 1,3,6,7 2.AO/00001067 SawaEsther Nekesa 2016005964 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment R4 3.AO/00001081 NturuaiKerenget Erick 2015023686 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment R6,7 4. AO/00001085 MashuluJonathanShanka 2015023679 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment R5 5.AO/00001 103 MutindaGeorgeMunuve 2015031433 Interior andCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment R3,5 6. AO/0000 1106 HusseinAhmedMohamed 2016004616 InteriorandCo-ordinationof NationalGovernment R6 Key Paper Code &thject I R 1 AO101 Law R 2 A0102 GovernmentOrganizationFunctionsandPractice R 3 A0I03 Management PracticeinGovernment R 4 A0104 Managementof PublicFinanceandProcurement R 5 A0I05 Socio-EconomicDevelopmentandEntrepreneurship R 6 A0106 Regionaland InternationalCo-operation it 17 IA0107 EffectiveCommunication LUDEKI CHWEYA, PTG02053/1 8 Director-General. 26th April, 2019 THE KENYA GAZETTE --_1593 GAZEUE NOTICE NO. 3830 THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA THE COUNTY GOVERNMENTS ACT (No. '17 of 2012) THE COUNTY ASSEMBLY OF MAKUENI STANDING ORDERS SPECIAL SITFENG OF THE COUNTY ASSEMBLY PURSUANT to the provisions of Standing Order Nos. 25 (1) and (2), 32 (3) and (4) of the Makueni County Assembly Standing Orders, it is notified for the information of the general public and Members of the County Assembly of Makueni, that a special sitting of the County Assembly shall be held on Monday, 29th April, 2019 at 2.30 p.m. at Kwa Kathoka ATC Grounds, Wote, Makueni. The business before the County Assembly on the said date shall be the County Address by the Governor. Dated the 23rd April, 2019 D.M.DAVID, MR16327046 Speaker, County Assembly of Makueni. GAZETFE NOTICE No. 3831 THE COUNTY GOVERNMENTS ACT (No. 17 of2012) THE PUBLIC FINANCE MANAGEMENT ACT (No. 18 of 2012) THE NAROK COUNTY ASSEMBLY THE NAROK COUNTY ASSEMBLY STANDING ORDERS SPECIAL SITFING OF THE COUNTY ASSEMBLY • PURSUANT to Standing Order No. 26 (3) of the Narok County Assembly Standing Orders, it is notified for the 'information of the Members of County Assembly of Narok County that a special sitting of the Assembly shall be held in the Assembly Chambers, Narok, on Tuesday, 30th April, 2019 at 9.30 am., for purposes of laying the Narok County Budgets Estimates for 2019/2020 Financial Year. Dated the 23rd April, 2019. NKOIDILLA OLE LANKAS, MR16327 168 ' Speaker, Narok County Assembly. GAZETFE NOTICE No. 3832 THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA THE WATER ACT (No.43 of 2016) WAJIR COUNTY WATER SERVICES REGULATORY BOARD APPOINTMENT PURSUANT to sections 70 and 71 of the Water Act, 2016, the Wajir County Executive Cbmmittee Member responsible for Water Resources Development appoints- Muhumed Mohamud Said, Dahaba Hussein Madey, Abdirahman Yare Haji, YussufDayib Ali, Nasteha Mohamed Abdille, , Abukar Ali Adow, Bare Idris Amin, Noor Mohamed Bardad, Amina Bille Olow, to be members of.the Wajir County Water Services Regulatory Board, for a period of three (3) years, with effect from the date herein. Dated the 29th March, 2019: I ABDIHAFID YARROW, MR16024891 CECM, Water Res.ources Development, Wajir County. GAZETFE NOTICE No. 3833 THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA THE COUNTY GOVERNMENTS ACT (No. 17 of2012) COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF MURANG'A GAZETFEMENT OF A HEALTH CENTRE TO SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL PURSUANT to the Fourth Schedule Part 2 (2) (a) of the Constitution and section 5 of the County Governments Act, 2012, for effective service delivery as devolved function, the County Executive Committee Member in charge of Health gazettes the health centre below to be a sub-county hospital. Name of Facility Proposed Status Sub-County Proposed Name Nyakianga Sub-County Mathioya Mathioya Sub- Health Centre Hospital County Hospital Level4 Dated the 6th December, 2018. JOSEPH MBAI,' MRi602 1720 CEC, Health and Sanitation, Murang 'a County. GAZETrE NOTICE NO. 3834 THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA THE TRANSITION TO DEVOLVED GOVERNMENTS ACT, 201 COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF MURANG'A GAZE1TEMENT OF DISPENSARIES PURSUANT to section 15 of the Sixth Schedule to the Constitution as read with sections 23 and 24 of Transition to Devolved Governments Act, 2012 and further to the Legal Notice No. 16 of 2013, thrOugh which the Transitional Authority approved the transfer of function specified in the Schedule to the County Government of Murang'a, with effect from the 9th August, 2013 vide Kenya Gazette Supplement No. 116 (Legislative Supplement No. 51), the County Executive Committee (CEC) Member responsible for Health in Murang'a County do in exercise of powers conferred by section 22 (2) (b) of the Medical Praêtitioners and Dentists Act, declare the institutions named in the Schedule hereunder to be approved institutions for the purposesof that section. Name of the Facility Proposed Status Sub-County IGitiri Dispensary Kiharu [gaa ' Dispensary Kiharu I Ihigaini Dispensary Kangema Dated the 21st Feberuary, 2019. JAMES K. GITAU, MR/602 1720 Chief Office,; Health and Sanitation. GAZETFE NOTICE No. 3835 THE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES ACT (Cap. 490) CANCELLATION /LIQUJDATION ORDER WHEREAS, I am of the opinion that Dagoretti Nyakinyua Savings and Credit Co-operative Society Limited (CS No. 2258) should be dissolved pursuant to section 62 (1) (a) (b) and (c) of the Co-operative Societies Act, I cancel the registration of the said society and order that it be liquidated with immediate effect. Any member of the society may within thirty (30) days of this order appeal .to the Cabinet Secretary for Industrialization, Trade and Co-operative Developmen( against the said cancellation order. Further pursuant to section 65 of the said Act, I appoint Hesbon Mbuthia Kiura, Principal Co-operative Officer, Nairobi to be the liquidator for a period not exceeding one (1) year and authorize him to take into hit custody all the properties of the said society including such books and documents as is deemed necessary for the completion of the liquidation exercise. Dated the 18th April, 2019 DIDACUS ITYENG', MR/6327030 Ag. Commissioner for Co-operative Development. THE KENYA GAZETFE 26th April, 2019 GAZETrE NoTIcE No. 3836 THE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES ACT (Cap. 490) INQUIRY ORDER WHEREAS members of Good Hope Sacco Society Limited (CS/2749) petitioned the Commissioner under section 58 (1) of the Co-operative Societies Act that an inquiry be held into the affairs of the society, now the Commissioner has ordered that an inquiry be held to look into- the by-laws; working and financial conditions of and; the conduct of present or past management committee of Good Hope Sacco Society Limited (CS/2749) and in accordance with section 58 as read together with section 73 of the Co-operative Societies Act, Cap. 490, laws of Kenya. Now therefore, I authorize (1) Priscilla Maranga (Ms.), Assistant Commissioner for Co-operatives Development, Headquarters and (2) Hilda Koech Chepk)vony (Mrs.), County Director of Co-operative Audit, Bomet County to hold an inquiry within twenty (20) days from the date thereof at such place and time as may be expedient and duly notified by them. The attention of all officers and members of the society is directed to the following sections of the Co-operative Societies Act. Section 60 (1) - . Cost of inqufry Section 60 (2) - Recovery of costs of expenses Section 94 - Offences Section 73 - Surcharges Dated the 10th April, 2019. DIDACUS ITYENG', MR/6327160 Ag. Commissioner for Co-6perative Development. GAZETFE NOTICE No. 3837 THE PHYSICAL PLANNING ACT (Cap. 286) COMPLETION OF PART DEVELOPMENT PLAN PDP No. MWG/39812018101—Formalization of Existing Commercial and Light Industrial Plots. NOTICE is given that preparation of the above-mentioned part development plan has been completed. The part development plan relates to land situated within Mwingi Town, Mwingi Central Sub-county, Kitui County. Copies of the part development plan have been deposited for public inspection at the office of the Chief Officer, County Ministry of Lands, Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development, Mwingi Town Administrator's Office, County Physical Planning Office and the Chief's Office, Mwingi Township, Kitui County. The copies so deposited are available for inspection free of charge by, all persons interested at the office of the Chief Officer, County Ministry of Lands, Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development, Mwingi Town Administrator's Office, County Physical Planning Office and the Chief's Offlce, Mwingi Township, Kitui County, betweenthe hours of 8.00 am, to 5.00 p.m., Monday to Friday. Any interested person who wishes to make any representation in connection with or objection to the above-named part development plan may send such representations or objections in writing to be received by the County, Secretary, County Government of Kitui, P.O. Box 33-90200, Kitui, within sixty (60) days from the date of publication of this notice and such representation or objection shall itate the grounds on which it is made. Dated the 2nd April, 2019. G.M. KITHOME, MR/6021921 for Director of Physical Planning. GAZETFE NOTICE No.3838 THE PHYSICAL PLANNINGACT (Cap. 286) COMPLETION OF DEVELOPMENT PLAN PDP No. KAJ/166/2019/1—Exis:ing Commercial Plot No. B864, Kajiado Township. NOTICE is given that preparation of the above-mentioned development plan was on 15th April, 2019, completed. The development plan relates to land situated within Kajiado Township. Copies of the development plan have been deposited for public inspection at the office of the County Executive Committee Member for Lands, Physical Planning and Urban Development, ançl the office of the County Physical Planning Officer, Kajiado. The copies so deposited are available for inspection free of charge by all persons interested at the office of the County Executive Committee Member for Lands, Physical Planning and Urban. Development, and the office of the County Physical Planning Officer, Kajiado, between the hours of 8.00 am, to 5.00 p.m., Monday to Friday. Any interested person who wishes to make any representation in connection with or objection to the above-named part development plan may send such representations or objections in writing to be received by the County Physical Planning Officer, P.O. Box 11, Kajiado, within sixty (60) days from the date of publication of this notice and such representation or objection shall state the grounds on which it ismade. Dated the,l7th April, 2019. C. K. MUTUA, MR16327002 for Director of Physical Planning. GAZETrE NOTICE No. 3839 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND • CO—ORDINATION ACT (No.8of 1999) THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED DE-GAZETFEMENT OF THE 400 YARDS STRIP AT NGONG HILLS FOREST SITUATED AT NGONG HILLS.FOREST STATION, KAJIADO COUNTY INVITATION OF PUBLIC COMMENTS Pursuant to Regulation 21 of the Environmental Management and Co-ordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 2003, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed project. The proponent, Hon. George Risa Sunkuyia, M.P., Kajiado West Constituency, is proposing the de-gazettemnt of a 400 yards strip at Ngong Hills Forest situated at Ngong Hills Forest Station. The land proposed for de-gazettement is currently used as agricultural land and settlement since 1984 following a presidential order. The land will continue being used for agriculture and settlement, the settled families will grow subsistence crops such as maize, beans, potatoes and vegetables among others, in addition to keeping livestock. Current infrastructure and amenities in the area include; residential houses, schools, churches, roads, water projects and electricity. With confirmation of settlement, there is a likely increase in population,and subsequently infrastructure and amenities. The proposed de- gazettement is in Ngong Hills Forest Station in Kajiado County. The following are the anticipated impacts and .proposed mitigation measures: Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Air quality • Use wet suppressjon techniques in all exposed areas. 26th April, 2019 THE KENYA GAZETFE 1595 Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures • Control of vehicle speeds by imposition of speedlimits. Solid waste • Segregating solid waste generated and arrange for recycling. Waste water • Due to the spring on the lower side, no waste sewage - water will be released. - • Kitchen water will be treated and used for watering flowers. • Should use modern sEWer system. Loss of • Increased conservation efforts through the biodiversity establishment of gene bank (arboretum). • Regular surveillance of invasive alien species. • Promote the sustainable utilization of biodiversity products. • Promote awareness in biodiversity conservation. • Construct electric fence round the forest reserve. Endangered • Control invasive species. animals and . - • Preventing listed species for being killed. plant species • Protecting habitat essential to these species' survival. • Creating plans to restore healthy populations. Reduced forest Restoration of degraded areas in forest. c9ver . Plant tree in open patches. • All adjacent farms to have woodlots covering 10% of their land. • Strengthen CFA to participate in afforestation activities. • Promote agroforestry in settled areas. Catchment • Promote water harvesting and storage in degradation adjacent farmlands. • Riparian areas natural state will be maintained to provide a buffer for shielding water from pollution. • Degraded riparian areas will be rehabilitated by planting trees, shrubs or grass. • Area with springs will be strictly protected. • To improve catchment value of agricultural land, will practice conservation agriculture. • WRU will be empowered to protect the catchment areas. • Reduce soil erosion by planting grass, use of terraces on steep slopes, crop rotation and use of diversion structures. Degradation of • Protection and rehabilitation of cultural sites. cultural and • Document all cultural and recreation sites. recreation sites • Provide guides and signage to all cultural and recreation sites. Degradation of • Ensure minimal disturbance of the environment. wildlife habitat •• Restore destroyed vegetation in habitat areas. • Promote community participation in conservation of wildlife habitats. Reduced tree • Encourage natural regeneration in degraded cover areas. • Conduct tree planting in open areas to increase woody e vegetation cover to above 10%. • Farmers in settlement and adjacent area to be empowered to practice agroforestry (10% of land to have tree cover).' Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures • Promote commercial forestry. Occupational • Provision of all workers on site with the health and necessary PPE5. safety, Workers accidents to be mitigated by enforcing adherence to safety procedures. • Preparing contingency plans for accident response. • Safety education and training to be emphasized. • Have qualified first aid personnel among the workers. • Maintain fully stocked first aid kits at the sites. Fire • Firefighting equipment such as fire - extinguishers and hydrant systems should be provided at strategic locations such as stores and construction areas. • Signs such as "NO SMOKING" must be prominently displayed within the forest, especially in parts where inflammable materials are located. • Form special firefighting team. • Conduct fire drills • Label fire assembly point. The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at Director-General, NEMA, Popo Road, off Motnbasa Road, P.O. Box 67839-00200, Nairobi. Principal Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 30126-00100, Nairobi. County Director of Environment, Kajiado County. The National Environment Management Authority invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice to the Director-General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision making process of the plan. GEOFFREY WAHUNGU, Directbr-Getjeral, MR/6327049 National Eniironment Management Authority. Gt.zErrE NOTICE No. 3840 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT (No.8011999) THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT ON PLOT L.R. NO. 11927/58 ALONG NGONG ROAD IN NAIROBI CITY COUNTY INVITATION OF PUBLIC COMMENTS Pursuant to Regulation 21 of the Environmental Management and Co-ordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 2003, the National Environmen Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed project. The proponent, Erdemann Property Limited, is proposing to develop a contemporary housing development. The project will comprise 15No. blocks of residential housing. It will comprise 34No. floors and will have a total of 3,O60No. units consisting of; 285No. one (1) bedroom units, 1768No. two (2) bedroom units, 1007No. fl (3) bedroom units, 3No. basement parking with a total of 3086No. parking spaces, a court yard and other associated facilities and amenities on plot L.R.No. 11927/58 along Ngong Road, Ngong Road estate in Nairobi City County. The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures: Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Air quality Control speed of vehicles and prohibit idling. Spray water during construction. Maintenance vehicles 'nd equipment regularly. • Provision of dust masks' for use in dusty conditions. • Use serviceable vehicles/machinery to reduce smoke. Noisd and Provision and use.of appropriate PPEs. excessive - vibrations • Use serviceable equipment 'with low noise emission. • Instruct truck/machinery operators to avoid raving engines. Soil erosion • Excavated soil is to be used for backfihling excavated areas while excess soilis disposed of off-site. • Soils are not to be left exposed to wind/water; • Construction, of effective drainages and culverts. • Plant soil binding grasses and other tiative plants. • Soil erosioti is to be reduced and river valley, protection enhanced. Increased liquid Construct a paved containment for storage of waste oils and other liquid chemicals being used in the construction site. • Provide containers for storage of used oils from vehicles /machines/equipment being used at.the Construction site. • Engage a NEMA Registered Firm for the c011ection, transportation and appropriate disposal of used oil. • Installation of appropriate sanitary facilities. Solid waste • Provide communal solid waste collection generation , containers (skip). • Local AuthorityfNEMA to provide waste dumping site. • Engage a NEMA Registered Waste Collection Firm. • Site soil to be used to backfill excavated sites. Occupatunal . Use of construction site barrier tapes to isolate health and the site(working) area to bar intruders from safety accessing the area in case of a dropping object. • Appropriate head, hand and foot protection (PPE) during the manual clearing of vegetation and construction activities. • Adopting ergonomic work flow designs that fit physical tasks to employees and not vice versa. Maintain work productivity. • Construction site visitors require appropriate safety gear. • Provision of harnesses and ' scaffolds for working at heights. • Inspection, maintenance, and replacement of fall protection equipment. Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures •' Provide first aid facilities at'the site. Fire • Provide firefighting equipment at the construction site area. • Contractor staff to be sensitized on firefighting equipment use. • No burning of materials is to be permitted at'the site. - The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: Director-General, NEMA, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, P.O. Box 67839-00200, Nairobi. Principal Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 30126-00100, Nairobi. - County Director of Envimnment Nairobi City County. The National Environment Management Authority invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice to the Director-General, NEMA, to assist the Authority- in the decision - making process of the plan. GEOFFREY WAHUNGU, Director-General, MR/63271 10 National Environment Management Authority. GAZETFE NOTICE NO. 3841 - THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT (No.801 1999) THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED GREAT WALL GARDENS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT PHASE 3 ON L.R. 1258 1/13 OFF MOMBASA- NAMANGA ROAD INTERCHANGE, MACHAKOS COUNTY, INVITATION OF PUBLIC COMMENTS Pursuant to Regulation 21 of theEnvironmental Management and Co-ordination (Impact Assessment and Audit). Regulations, 2003, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed project. The proponent, Erdemann 'Property Limited, is proposing to embark on a housing development project on 7.9 acres of land that will entail the construction of 14N6. blocks with a total of 664No.Units (48No. units per block), 626No. of parking spaces, -24No of shop units and a children's playground and necessary facilities and amenities. The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures: - Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Vegetation - • Immediate re-vegetation and landscaping works to be carried out after the works to - restore the site. • Disturbance, clearing and excavation to be limited to just the project footprint areas., Air quality . Watering of the construction site with,' - appreciable dust should be mandatory. • Workers in dusty areas on the site should be - issued with appropriate PPE. • Use of well serviced machinery to reduce exhaust smoke levels. - • Limiting idling time of vehicles and equipment ' - 26th April, 2019 THE KENYA GAZETTE 1597 Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Regularly inspect and service company vehicles. Liquid waste • Ensuring there is no grey water runoff or management uncontrolled discharges from the site/working areas. • Water containing pollutants such as cement, concrete, lime, chemicals and fuels shall be discharged into a temporary containment tank for removal from site, • Prevent runoff loaded with sediment and other suspended materials from the site/working areas. Solid waste • Properly labelled and strategically place management waste disposal containers within the sites • Consthiction waste should be properly collected, stored, recycled or reused. Noise and excessive • Workers operating equipment that generate vibrations noise should be equipped with noise protection gear including ear muffs and plugs. • Unnecessary hooting and revving by project vehicles will not be allowed. Signs prohibiting such actions should be erected at all times. Sanitation • Provide adequate and suitable sanitary conveniences to all persons employed. • Providing washing facilities. • Providing clean wholesome drinking water. • Providing accommodation for clothing not worn during working hours. • Appropriate sanitation conveniences should be provided at the site as required in the OSHA, 2007 and echoed in the Public Health, Act. Fire risk U •Providing firefighting appliances and instruction workers in their use. • Ensuring proper storage of highly flammable materials. • Providing firefighting appliances and instruction to workers on their use. • Conducting fire drills as necessary. • Cause the fire safety audit of the construction works to be conducted on an annual basis. - • Providing a documented fire emergency procedure. Occupational health • The Contractor shall provide the appropl'iate and safety Personal Protective Equipment for staff. Appoint a Site Safety Supervisor. • Acquire and display at a prominent place within site offices an abstract of Building Operations and Works of Engineering Construction Rules. • Develop an occupational safety, and health policy and ensure all workers are informed of its content. • Form a workplace Safety and Health Committee and have it trained on matters relating to Occupational Safety and Health. • Ensure medical examination is done to workers exposed to classified hazards e.g. excessive noise levels, hazardous dusts, chemicals, radiation etc. Impats I Proposed Mitigation Measures • Notify occurrence of accidents and incidents to the Directorate of Occupational Safety and Health Srvices and ensure compensation when work injuries occur. 'The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: Director-General, NEMA, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, P.O. Box 67839-00200, Nairobi. - Principal Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 30126-00100, Nairobi. County Director of Environment, Machakos County. The National Environment Management Authority invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments within thirty (30), days from the date of publication of this notice to the Director-General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision making process of the plan. GEOFFREY WAHUNGU, - Director-General, MR/6327 100 National Environment Management Authority. GAZETFE NOTICE No.3842 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT (No.8of 1999) THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY ENVIROWMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT ON PLOT L.R. NO. 209/20159 ALONG KINSASHA ROAD IN PARKROAD AREA OF NAIROBI CITY COUNTY INVITATION OF PUBLIC COMMENTS Pursuant to Regulation 21 of the Environmental Management and Co-ordination (Itnpact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 2003, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed project. The proponent, Ministry of Transport, Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development, is proposing to develop a six block residential complex comprising the following; a total of 1 370No. residential apartments consisting of 84No. one bedroom units, 480No. two bedroom units and 806No. three bedroom units. Block A will comprise of 38No. two bedrooln units on each floor on six typical floorf totaling 228No. units; Block B will comprise of 21No. three bedroom units on each floor on 13 floors totaling 260No. units; Block D will comprise of 39No. three bedroom units on each floor on 14 floors totaling 546No. units; on Block E, the ground and first floor will comprise of commercial spaces, there will then be 7No. one bedroom units on each floor on 12 floors totaling 84No. units, and 2lNo. two bedroom units on each floor on 12 floors totaling 252No. units; Block F will serve as a parking silo with a total of 786No. parking spaces on 7 floors; Block G will serve as a kindergaten with 16No. classrooms, 8 on each level and 4No. stores, other salient features will comprise of additional 262No. on street parking bays, social hall, community green spaces among other associated facilities and amenities on plot L.R. No. 209/20159 along Kinsasha Road in Parkroad Area, Nairobi City County. The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures: Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Increased water, • Use water bowsers and tankers from external demand sources during construction. Encourage re-use of water where possible during construction and operation phase. 1598 THE KENYA GAZETFE 26th April, 2019 Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures • Provide roof and underground- water storage tanks. • Provide alternative sourbes of water (borehole) and adequate storage facilities. Air quality . Regular monitoring of the quality of air - - throughout the construction period. • Screening of the construction site to contain and arrest construction-related dust. •- Dust suppression with water-sprays during the - - - construction phase on dusty areas. - - • Exsed stockpiles of e.g. sand, shall be - covered and watered daily. - • Regular and prompt maintenance of construction machinery and equipment to minimize generation of hazardous emissions. - • Comply with EMCA (Air quality) Regulations, 2014. Noise and • Construction works shall be carried out during excessive the day. vibrations • Provide and enforce use of Personal Protective Equipment. • (PPEs) e.g. earmuffs and helmets during constrUction. . The use of noise shields on noisy equipment. • Monitor noise and excessive vibrations levels especially during excavation as per the regulations. Increased liquid • Channel al liquid waste to the trunk sewer waste system. • Conduct routine inspection and monitoring of the internal sewer system to identify leakages and blockages. • As provided for by the Building Code, sanitary facilities shall be provided on site to be used by construction workers. - • Provide oil interceptors in the parking areas of the development. Increased • Use energy efficient electrical appliances and energy demand fixtures such as bulbs. • Use of solar energy as altemative energy supply for the project. • Install water heating systems as per the Solar- Water Heating Regulations, 2012. Solid waste . - Proper disposal of construction waste in generation designated areas. • Segregation of waste at the source by providing labelled bins for each kind of waste e.g. organic/biodegradable wastes, dry wastes, etc. - -. Provision of waste management facilities such waste bins on each floor. • Engage the services of NEMA registered waste collector to dispose the waste at designated - areas. - - • Use of an integrated solid waste management - system through a hierarchy of options: source reduction, recycling, composting and reuse. • Comply- with the Waste Management - - Regulations, 2006. Traffic • Develop a traffic management plan to ensure congestion smooth flow of traffic along access roads. • Employ traffic marshals to control traffic in and out of site. - - Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures • Ferry building materials during off-peak hours. • Provide traffic control signs at the site/entrance to notify motorists and general public about the proposed development. • Enforce speed limits for the construction vehicles especially along the adjacent roads leading to the site. • Provide adequate entry and exit points for both motorized and non-motorized traffic to ease • movement. • Expand the access road to accommodate more vehicular traffic introduced in the area. Fire • Install firefighting equipment. . * • Sensitizethe occupants on fire risks i.e. conduct regular fire drills. • Provide escape routes/emergency exits in the buildings. - - • Adapt effective emergency response plan. • Inspect fire fighting equipment regularly. -. Provide emergency numbers at strategic points. The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: - - - (a) Director-General, -NEMA, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, - P.O. Box 67839-00200, Nairobi. - - (b) Principal Secretary, Ministry of Environnent and Forestry, NHIF Building, Conanunity, P.O. Box 30126-00100, Nairobi. - (c) County Director of Environment, Nairobi City -County. The National Environment Management Authority invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice to the Director-General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision making process of the plan. - GEOFFREY WAHUNGU, Director-General, MR16327079 National Environment Management Authority. GAzErrE NOTICE No.3843 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT - (No.8of1999) - - THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY - ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED WASTE MANAGEMENT SITE ON PLOT DEPARTMENTAL REF. NO. TN/350/36/6 IN CHUKA TOWN NEXT TO THE MUNICIPAL OFFICES, THARAKA NITHI COUNTY • INVITATION OF PUBLIC COMMENTS - Pursuant to Regulation 21 of the Environmental Management and Co-ordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, t003, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed project. - The proponent, County Government of Tharaka Nithi, is proposing to Set up a solid waste management ficility in Chuka Town comprising of sorting area, incinerator, recycling yard and a mini landfill, other facilities on, site will include; an office block, sanitation facilities, security block, store and workshop area, a working area, two access gates and walkways and, a children nursery and breast feeding area for lactating mothers. - - 26th April, 2019 THE KENYA GAZETTE 1599 The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures: Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Terrestrial (Flora • Undertake landscaping after construction is and Fauna) complete. • Maintain lawns on open spaces and provide distinct walkways and drive ways. • Provide pro1er disposal of ash and any other hazardous liquids that could scotch the vegetation. • Plant as many indigenous tree species that are highly vegetative. Noise and vibration • Workers in the vicinity of high-level noise Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures • Keep records of incidences of injury and train workers on how to manage injuries. • Provide personal protective equipment and maintain strict rules on use ofdhe PPEs. The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: Director-General, NEMA, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, P.O. Box 678394)0200, Nairobi. Principal Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 30126-00100, Nairobi. Air pollution and dust generation Water usage - Waste management Social well being Health and safety to wear safety and protective gear. • Install Silencers and mufflers on exhaust systems of all mechanical equipment. • Initiate a noise mapping program and keep monitoring. • Perform all noisy activities during the day when permissible levels are high. • Procure less noisy equipment and properly maintain them to ensure they are less noisy. • Stacked building material on-site shall be kept for shortest time possible. • Control speed of vehicles ferrying materials and wastes from the site. • Provide workers with personal protective equipment and ensuring they are worn every time. • Regularly monitor the air quality around the project area. • Ensure maximization of incineration cycle so that the number of sessions are minimized. • Compliance to Air Quality Regulations, 2014. • The operator will monitor water uses; and • Adopt water efficient measures where practical. • Disposal of waste be done in accordance to • waste regulations., - • Storage of recyclable materials be properly covered and secured. • Provide a proper sanitation facility for site workers. • Minimize storage time of the recyclables and ensure there are no spillages or wash away by storm water. • Maintain isolation of surface storm water drains away from the hazardous materials. and other storage areas. • Give priority to the dumpsite cdmmunity when selecting site employees. • Develop programs to integrate vulnerable members of the society into the project. • Address concerns of neighbouring land users as per this report. • Erect clear warniiig and ensure proper communication of any disruptive activities. • Maintain safety reticulation e.g. fire detection and fighting equipment. • Provide a 'first aid kit regularly replenished and with a first aider on site at all time. (c) County Director of Environment, Tharaka Nithi County. The National Environment Management Authority invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice to the Director-General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision making process of the plan. GEOFFREY WAHUNGU, Director-General, MR1602 1783 National Environment Management Authority. GAZETFE NoTIcE NO. 3844 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT (No.8of 1999) THE NATIO14AL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY. REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED NGONG HILL ECO-LODGE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT SITUATED ON BLOCK A AND BLOCK B IN NGONG HILLS FOREST IN KAJTADO COUNTY INVITATION OF PUBLIC COMMENTS Pursuant to Regulation 21 of the Environmental Management and Co-ordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulation's, 2003, the. National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed project. The proponent, Secure Homes Limited, is proposing the development of an eco-lodge in Ngong Hills Forest in Kajiado County. The licensed project area has two blocks separated by a small valley. Block A is 3.44 Ha while Block B 4.26 Ha. Proposed developments on Block A involve construction and operationalizatiOn of an eco- lodge with; restaurants, kitchen, lobby,, massage saloon, guest rooms, toilets/bathrooms, corteges, swimming pool, small conference/boardrooms, fitness gym and parking facilities. Proposed developments of Block B involve construction and operationalization of a recreation facility for day's visitors with; restaurants, public toilets, zip line, staff houses, horse riding, mountain bike riding, team building, environmental/cuftural educational center, community curio bandas and outside events management facilities. The following are the anticipated.impacts and proposed mitigation measures: Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures - High 'demand of • Ensure accurate bill of quantities (BOQ). .matetial • Use of at least 5%-10% recycled, refurbished or salvaged materials to reduce the use of raw materials and divert material from landfills. • Develop a safety policy on site. Air control - • Sensitize truck drivers to avoid unnecessary racing of vehicle engines at • loading/offloading points and parking - areas and to switch off or keep vehicle engines at this point. Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures • Ensure strict enforcement of On-site speed limit regulations. • Avoid excavation works in extremely dry weathers • Sprinkle water on graded access routes • when necessary to reduce dust generation by construction vehicles. • Vehicle idling.time shall be minimized. Vegetation/grass • Ensure proper demarcation and delineation disturbance of the project area to be affected by construction works. • Preserve of some individual trees within the site. • Specify locations for trailers and equipment and areas of the site which should be kept free of traffic, equipment and storage. • Design and implement an appropriate landscaping programme to help in re- vegetation of part of the project area after construction. • Conduct tree planting in open areas to increase woody vegetation cover to above 30% within the hotel environment. Increased solid • Use of an integrated solid waste waste generation management system' i.e through recycling,. reuse, combustion. • Ensure that damaged or wasted construction materials including cabinets, doors, plumbing and. lighting fixtures, marbles and glass will be recovered for refurbishing and Use in other projects. . Ensure that construction materials left over at the end of the construction will be used in other projects rather than being disposed off. • Comprehensive BOQ. • Waste collection bins to be provided at designated points on site. • Provide waste disposal company to be contracted to transport and dispose the solid waste from site. Fire protection • Fire fighting equipment such as fire extinguishers and hydrant systems should be provided at strategic locations such as stores and construction areas. • Regular inspection and servicing of 'the equipment must be undertaken by a reputable service provider and records of such inspections maintained. • Signs such as "NO SMOKING'' must be prominently displayed within the site, especially in parts where inflammable materials are stored. Increased energy • Ensure electrical equipment, appliances and consumption lights are switched off when not being used. • Install energy saving fluorescent tubes at all lighting points instead of bulbs which consume higher electric energy. • Ensure planning of transportation materials to ensure that fosil fuels (diesel, petrol) are not consumed in excessive amounts. • MOnitor energy use during construction and set targets for reduction of energy use. Impacts ' Proposed Mitigation Measures Generation of waste • Provide means of handling sewage water generated by construction workers. Conduct regular checks for sewage pipe blockages or damages since such vices can lead to release of the effluent into the land and water bodies. Soil erosion . Apply soil erosion control measures such as leveling of the project Site to reduce run- off velocity and increase infiltration of storm water into the soil. Ensure that construction vehicles are restricted to existing graded roads to avoid compaction within the project site. Exposure of • Provision of all workers on site with the workers and the necessary Personal Protective Equipment. general public and safety hazards Enforcing adherence to safety procedures during and preparing contingency plans for construction work accident response. • Well stocked first aid box which is easily available and accessible should be provided within the premises. Hazards and accidents involving the public to be minimized by controlling access to the construction sites. • Contractor to ensure that workers have access to sanitary facilities at the sites and provide potable water. • Provide safety training, traffic management and place a high priority on public safety. • Ensure that the workers camp(s) and construction areas are open only to formal employees. , • Develop and enforce a Strict code of conduct for workers to regulate behavior in the local communities. • Ptovid, awareness training to the workforce regarding the transmission of STDs and traffic safety awareness. Increased water • Promote recycling and reuse of water as demand much as possible. • Promptly detect and repair of water pipe and tank leaks. • Ensure taps are not running when not in - use. Vibrations and • Trees around the site will provide some noise nuisance to buffer against noise propagation. the community during The noisy construction works will entirely construction work be planned to be during the day time when, most of the neighbours will be at work. • Ensure7 that all generators and heavy, duty equipment are insulated or placed in enclosures to minimize ambient noise. levels. • Sensitize construction vehicle drivers and machinery operators to switch off engines of vehicles or machinery not being used to avoid gunning of vehicle engines or hooting especially when passing through sensitive-areas such as churches, residential areas and hospitals. • Ensure that ëonstruction machinery are • • kept in good condition to reduce noise generation. S 26th April, 2019 THE KENYA GAZETTE '. 1601 The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: Director-General, NEMA, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, P.O. Box 67839-00200, Nairobi. Pincipal Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 30126-00100, Nairobi. County Director of Environment, Kajiado County. The, National Environment Management Authority .invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice to the Director-General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision making process of the plan. GEOFFREY WAHUNGU,' Director-General, MR16021779 National Environment Management Authority. 3AZETFE NOTICE No.3845 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT (No. 80! 1999) THE NATIONAL'ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED FARM EXTENSION IN PRIMAROSA FLOWERS LIMITED IN NYANDARUA COUNTY INVITATION OF PUBLIC COMMENTS Pursuant to Regulation 21 of the Environmental Management and Coordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 2003, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has received, an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed project.. The proponent, Primarosa Flowers Limited, is proposing to extend• its farm by constructing 2 dams with a capacity of 70,000rn3 .and 55,000m3 and 18 greenhouses of various dimensions. Since a lot of water can be harvested from the greenhouses, the dams will be constructed to serve as reservoirs for the harvested water. The development will be done on an area of 27 hectares.. The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures: impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Generation of waste • The soil generated will be used to level the area of land, around dam as well as landscaping some areas in the farm. • Waste bins need to be provided for collection of wastes such as cement packaging bags. Noise pollution • Ensure that machines are switched off when not in use. • Adherence to Noise and Excessive Vibration . Pollution (Control) Regulations, 2009. Generation of • Proper and prompt maintenance of exhaust emissions construction plants and equipment to control emission of harzadous fumes and noise emanating from machines. • Ensure that machines are switched off when notin use. • Compliance to Air Quality Regulations, 2014. Dust emissions • Workers need to be in their respective PPE5 during working hours. impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Sprinkle water on graded access routes when necessary to reduce dust generation by construction vehicles. Avoid excavation works during extremely dry weather if possible. Compliance to Air Quality Regulations, 2014. Oil spills anl leaks • Machines that utilize oil and petroleum products should be adequately serviced to ensure they do.not leak. In case of anyleak the affected soil should be collected and bu.med to get rid of the waste. Enhanced • Have soil erosion prevention mechanisms' erosion/changes in in place, such as compaction of soil on the topography due to base of the reservoir and its embankment to excavation reduce chances of erosion. o Surface runoff the roof water shall be channeled into storm water drains. Increased pressure • Have designated routes for vehicles and on infrastructure human In the site to avoid the conflict that • is likely to arise. Breeding Site for • Monitor and control possible creation of mosquitoes mosquito breeding site. Siltation • The drains leading to the direction of the dam are cemented so that no soil is carried • with it. • Soil that would be deposited in the dam should be removed. Storm water • Drainage channels should be dug on the area lying on the upper side of the dam to ensure storm water does not enter the • excavated area in case of rain. High demand of raw • Source building materials from local materials suppliers who use environmentally friendly processes in their operations. • Ensure accurate budgeting and estimation of actual construction material requirements to ensure that the least amount of material necessary is ordered. • Ensure that damage or loss of materials at the construction site is kept minimal through proper storage. • Use at least 5%-10% recycled, refurbished or salvaged materials to reduce the use of raw materials and, divert material from landfills. Increase energy • Ensure electrical equipment, appliances and consumption ' lights are switched off when not being 'used. • Install energy saving fluorescent tubes at all lighting points instead of bulbs which contume higher electric energy. Occupational health • 'Workers should be provided with full and safety personal protective equipment (PPE) to beef up their health and safety standards. • Well stocked first aid boxes should be , availed in case of any incidents or accidents and a generalregister should be available to record such occurrences. • Construction of a perimeter wall around the project area. • The area should be fenced off to keep away unwanted persons. Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Exhaust emission • Vehicle idling time shall be minimized. • Alternatively, fuelled construction equipment shall be used where feasible equipment shall be properly tuned and maintained. • Sensitize truck drivers to avoid unnecessary racing of vehicle engines at loading/offloading points and parking area, , and to switch off or keep vehicle engines at these points. Excessive noise and • Sensitize construction vehicle drivers and vibration machinery operators to switch off engines of vehicles or machinery not being used. • Sensitize construction drivers ' to avoid gunning of vehicle engines or unnecessary • hooting especially when passing through sensitive areas suchas churches, residential areas and apartment. • Ensure that construction machinery, are kept in good condition to reduce noise generation. • Ensure, that all generators and heavy duty equipment are kept in good conditions to reduce noise generation. ' • Ensure that all generators and heavy duty equipment are insulated or placed in enclosures to minimize ambient noise levels.' • The noisy construction works will entirely be planned to be during day time when most of the neighbours will be at work. Increased solid • Use of an integrated solid waste waste generation management system i.e through a hierarchy of options: Source reduction, recycling,' composting and reuse, combustion, sanitary land filling. • Through accurate estimation of the sizes and quantities of materials required, order materials in the sizes and quantities they will be needed, rather than cutting them to size, or having large quantities of residual materials. • Ensure that construction materials left over at the end of construction will be used in other projects rather than being disposed off. • Ensure that damaged or wasted construction materials including cabinets, doors, plumbing and lighting fixtures, marbles and glass will be recoyered for refurbishing and'use in other projects. • Donate recyclable/reusable or residual materials to local community groups, institutions and individual locairesidents or home owners. • Use of durable, long-lasting'materials that will not need to be replaced as often, thereby reducing the amount of construction waste generated over time. • Use building materials that have minimal or no packaging to avoid the generation of excessive packaging waste. High water demand . Promptly detect and repair of water pipe and tank leaks. • Ensure taps are not running when' not in use. • Install a discharge meter at water outlets to determine and monitor total water usage. Impacts Proposed Mitikation Measures Comply with the provisions of OSHA, 2007. The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: Director-General, NEMA, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, P.O. Box 67839-00200, Nairobi. Principal Secretary, Ministry. of Environment and Forestry, NHIF Building; Community, P.O.Box 30126-00100, Nairobi. County Director of Environment, Nyandarua County. The National Environment Management Authority invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments withiif thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice to the Director-General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision making process of the plan. -. GEOFFREY WAHUNGU, Director-General, MR/602 1737 National Environment Management Authority. GAZEFTE NOTICE No.3846 THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT (No. 8 of 1999) THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED GRAND PREMIER RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS ON PLOT L.R. NO. 330/603 WITHIN KILIMANI, NAIROBI CITY COUNTY INVITATION OF PUBLIC COMMENTS Pursuant to Regulation 21 of the Environmental Management and Co-ordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 2003, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above proposed project. The proponent, Adwaa Alkhalil Development Company Limited, is proposing to construct a thirteen (13) storey building with two basement parking area. The proposed Grand Premier apartments will consist of 4 units that will be three (3) bedrooms, 100 units that will comprise of two (2) bedrooms, and 48 Units that will one (I) bedroom. There shall be toilets within the housing complex. The project will be located on L.R. No. 330/603 within Kilimani, Nairobi on a plot measuring 0.2036Ha. The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measures: Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Storm-water, runoff • Surface runoff and roof water shalL be and soil erosion harvested and stored in underground reservoir for reuse. . A storm water management plan that minimizes impervious area infiltration by use of recharge areas and use of detention and/or retention with graduated outlet control structure will be designed. Dust emission • Ensure strict enforcement of on-site speed limit regulations. • Avoid excavation works in extremely dry weathers. • Sprinkle water on graded access routes when necessary to reduce dust generation by construction vehicles. • Construction materials on site to be covered to prevent to be blown off by wind. 26th April, 2019 H THE KENYA GAZETFE . 1603 Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Proper recycling of water from other uses for sprinkling dusty pavements. Increased energy • Ensure electrical equipment, appliances and consumption lights are switched off when not being used. Install energy saving fluorescent tubes at all lighting points instead of bulbs which consume higher electric energy. Occupational health • Ensure the general safety and security at all and safety risks times by providing day and night security guards and adequate lighting within and around the premises. Construction of a perimeter wall around the project area. The full report of the proposed project is available for inspection during working hours at: Director-General, NEMA, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, P.O. Box 67839-00200, Nairobi. Principal. Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 30126-00100, Nairobi. County Director of Environment, Nairobi City County The National Environment Management Authority invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice to the Director-General, NEMA, to assist the Authority in the decision making process of the plan. GEOFFREY WAHUNGU, Director-General, MR/6327007 National Environment Management Authority. GAZETFE NOTICE NO. 3847 KNOLL PROPERTIES LIMITED DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLECTED GooDs Notice is given under the Disposal of Uncollected Goods Act (Cap. 38) of the laws of Kenya, to the owner of Nissan Bluebird, Reg No. KAT 073G which is lying within the premises of Knoll Properties, situated off Riara Road, Nairobi, to take delivery of the motoi vehicle within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice, upon payment of all accumulated storage charges; rent balance and other incidental costs incurred as at the date delivery is taken. Take 'further notice that unless the aforesaid vehicle is collec(ed within the expiry of this notice, the same shall be sold by public auction by Trade Wide Auctioneers without further notice. Dated the 10th April, 2019. E. M. WAIRAGU, MR/6021897 . for Trade Wide Auctioneers. GAZETFE NOTICE NO. 3848 ICEA LION LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED Head Office: P.O. Box 46143-00100, Nairobi Loss OF POLICY, Policy No.03 1IEAW/033760 in the name of Anne Mueni Ndemwa Notice having been given on the loss of the above policy, a duplicate policy will be issued and where applicable due benefits will be paid Out unless an objection is filed with the undersigned within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice. Dated the 3rd April, 2019. M. WAICHINGA, MR/6021914 Manager, Ordinary Life Operations. GAZETIE NOTICE No.3849 MADISON INSURANCE COMPANY KENYA LIMITED' Head Office: P.O. BOX 47382-00100, Nairobi Loss OF POLICY Policy No. MMM554478 in the name of Paul Kariuki Watiri. Notice is given that evidence of loss or destruction of the above policy document has been submitted to the company and any person in possession of it or claiming to have interest therein should communicate within thirty (30) days by registered post with the company, failing any such communication a certified duplicate copy of the policy document which shall be the sole evidence of the contract will be issued. Dated the 11th April 2019. J. MUTHWII, MR16021937 Underwriting Manager, Life. GAZETfE NOTICE No. 3850 THE JUBILEE INSURANCE COMPANY OF KENYA LIMITED Head Office: P.O. Box 30376-00100, Nairobi Loss OF POLICY Policy No. 193251 in the name of Teresia Atieno Adeka. REQUEST has been made to this company for the issue of duplicate of the above-numbered policy, the original having been reported as lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objection is lodged to the contrary at the office of the company within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, duplicate policy document will be issued, which will be the sole evidence of the contract. Dated the 10th April, 2019. WILBRODA ODERA, MR/6O219Ol Life Department. GAZETFE NOTICE NO. 3851 THE JUBILEE INSURANCE COMPANY OF KENYA LIMITED Head Office: P.O. Box 30376-00100, Nairobi LOSS OF POLICY Policy No. IL201200166145 in the name of Joyce Njambi Kimni. REQUEST has been made to this company for the issue of duplicate of the above-numbered policy, the original having been reported as lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objection is lodged to the contrary at the office of the company within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, duplicate policy document will be issued, which will be the sole evidence of the contract. Dated the 10th April, 2019. WILBRODA ODERA, MR/6021901 . Life Department. GAZETI'E NOTICE No. 3852 THE JUBILEE INSURANCE COMPANY OF KENYA LIMITED Head Office: P.O. Box 30376-00100, Nairobi LOSS OF POLICY Policy No. 180513 in the name of Lynn Mumbe. REQUEST has been made to this company for the issue of duplicate of the above-numbered policy, the original having been reported as lost or misplaced Notice is given that unless objection is lodged to the contrary at the office of the company within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, duplicate policy document will be issued, which will be the sole evidence of the contract. Dated the 10th April, 2019. WILBRODA ODERA, MRI6021901 . Life Department. 1604 ' THE KENYA GAZETFE 26th April, 2019