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THE KENYA GAZETTE
Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya

(Registered as a Newspaper at the G.P.O.)
Vol. CXVNo. 126
NAIROBI, 30th August, 2013
GAZETTE NOTICES
CONTENTS
The Income Tax ActAppointments....................................
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The Customs and Excise ActAppointment .......................
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The Kenya Revenue Authority ActAppointment .............
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The Geologists Registration ActAppointment ..................
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The Environmental Management and Co-ordination Act

Environmental Impact Assessment Study Reports, etc ..
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Disposal of Uncollected Goods ..............................................
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Loss of Policies ........................................................................
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The Valuers ActAppointment ............................................
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Change of Names.....................................................................
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The Medical Practitioners and Dentists ActAppointment
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The Civil Aviation ActAppointments................................
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The Kenya Information and Communications Act

Taskforce ...........................................................................
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The Labour Relations ActDeduction of Union Dues, etc.
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Legislative Supplement
LEGAL NOTICE NO.
The Elections ActDeclaration of Vacancies, etc. .............. 4374, 4383, 4402
193The Value Added Tax ActCommencement
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The County Governments ActAppointment. ....................
194The Central Bank of Kenya Act

Specification of Public Entity .........................
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195The Standards Tribunal (Practice and

Procedure) Rules, 2013 ..................................
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The Land Registration ActIssue of Provisional

Certificates, etc. .................................................................
The Co-operative Societies ActSubmisssion of Claims ...
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CORRIGENDA
IN Gazette Notice No. 5082 of 2013, Cause No. 41 A| of 2012,

amend the deceaseds name printed as Josphat Kiragu Chege to read
Japhet Kiragu Chege.
-------------------IN Gazette Notice No. 12211 of 2013, amend the expression
printed as Succession Cause No. 187 of 2013 to read Succession
Cause No. 206 of 2013.
GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 12598

THE INCOME TAX ACT
(Cap. 470)
APPOINTMENT
IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 82 of the
Income Tax Act, the Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury
appoints
Emily Were Okhoba(Chairperson),
Ashraf Mitha,
James Patrick Brooks,
Margaret A. Kaseje,
Jane A. O. Mumma,
to be members of the Kisumu Local Committee, for a period of two
years, with effect from the 1st August, 2013.
Dated the 17th July, 2013.
HENRY K. ROTICH,
Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury.
THE INCOME TAX ACT
(Cap. 470)
APPOINTMENT
Income Tax Act, the Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury
appoints
Samuel Mbithi Muli (Dr.)(Chairman),
Grace Mukhuha Gathoni,
Lucy Waruguru Mwai,
Charles Karugu Kariuki,
Marjory Wangari Nyaga,
to be members of the Nyeri Local Committee, for a period of two
HENRY K. ROTICH,

THE CUSTOMS AND EXCISE ACT
(Cap. 472)
APPOINTMENT
IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 127E of the
Customs and Excise Act, the Cabinet Secretary for the National
Treasury appoints
Josephine Kemunto Maangi(Chairman),
Isaac Opula Litali,
Moses Buyuka Obonyo,
Poloji Dickson Akalwa,
John Kibira Mathenge,
to be members of the Customs and Excise Appeals Tribunal, for a
period of three (3) years, with effect from the 1st August, 2013.
Dated the 15th August, 2013.
HENRY K. ROTICH,
30th August, 2013

THE KENYA REVENUE AUTHORITY ACT
(Cap. 469)
THE KENYA REVENUE AUTHORITY (TAX AGENTS)
REGULATIONS, 2012
(L.N. 60 of 2012)
APPOINTMENT
IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by regulation 8 of the
Kenya Revenue Authority (Tax Agents) Regulations, 2012, the
Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury appoints
Hassan M. S. Bhagha(Chairman),
Fredrick Riaga,
Shezmin Gilani,
Hilda Muchunku,
Joshua Willy Wambua,
James Kinyua,
Franscisco Oyaro(Secretary),
to be members of the tax agent Committee, for a period of three (3)
HENRY K. ROTICH,

THE GEOLOGISTS REGISTRATION ACT
(No. 10 of 1993)
APPOINTMENT
Geologists Registration Act, 1993, the Cabinet Secretary for Mining
appoints
SHADRACK MAITHYA KIMOMO
to be the Registrar of the Geologists Registration Board, for a period
of three (3) years, with effect from the 1st February, 2013.
Dated the 31st July, 2013.
NAJIB BALALA,
Cabinet Secretary for Mining.
THE VALUERS ACT
(Cap. 532)
THE VALUERS REGISTRATION BOARD
APPOINTMENT
IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 5 of the Valuers
Act, the Cabinet Secretary for Lands, Housing and Urban Develoment
appoints
TERESIA WAMBUI KIMONDIU
to be the Registrar of the Valuers Registration Board, for a period of
three (3) years, with effect from the 1st July, 2013.
CHARITY KALUKI NGILU,
Cabinet Secretary for Lands,
Housing and Urban Development.
THE MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS AND DENTISTS ACT
(Cap. 253)
APPOINTMENT
IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 4 (1) of the
Medical Practitioners and Dentists Act, the Cabinet Secretary for
Health appoints
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4. The taskforce shall
David Truman Kiima (Dr.)

Under paragraph (f)
(a) prepare a detailed work plan;

(a) prepare any documents related to the terms of reference; and
Evelyn Gaceri Wagaiyu (Prof.)

to be members of the Medical Practitioners and Dentis Board, for the
unexpired term of office of Judith Bwonya (Dr.) and Jacob Kaimenyi
(Prof.), whose appointments are cancelled.
Dated the 21st June, 2013.
JAMES MACHARIA,
Cabinet Secretary for Health.
*G.N. 11798/2009.
(a) hold consultative meetings with the Cabinet Secretary, sector

stakeholders and members of public.
5. The taskforce shall regulate its own procedure.
6. The taskforce shall submit progress reports to the Cabinet
Secretary, Ministry of Information, Communication and
Technology.
7. The taskforce shall submit the final report to the Cabinet Secretary
within three months from 17th June, 2013.
Dated the 17th June, 2013.
THE CIVIL AVIATION ACT

(No. 21 of 2013)
FRED O. MATIANGI,
Cabinet Secretary,
Ministry of Information, Communication and Technology.
APPOINTMENT
Civil Aviation Act, the Cabinet Secretary for Transport and
Infrastructure appoints
MARTYNE L. LUNANI
to be Investigator-in-Charge of air accidents.
M. S. M. KAMAU,
Cabinet Secretary for Transport and Infrastructure.
THE KENYA INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS ACT
(Cap. 411A)
TASKFORCE TO DEVELOP POLICIES AND LEGISLATION TO
IMPLEMENT ARTICLE 34 OF THE CONSTITUTION
APPOINTMENT
IT IS notified for the general information of the public that the
Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Information Communication and
Technology has appointed a taskforce to develop policies and
legislation to implement Article 34 of the Constitution.
1. The taskforce shall comprise of the following members
Patricia Kameri-Mbote (Prof.)(Chairperson)
Members:
Francis Wangusi
Ken Nyaundi
John Omo
Joseph Kihanya
Kiprono Kittony
Peter Simani
Alex Gakuru
Henry Maina
Joshua Chepkwony
Mercy Wanjau (Ms.)
Lilian Moraa (Ms.)
Jane Babsa-Nzibo (Mrs.)
Nyatichi Nyasani (Ms.)
2. The Terms of Reference of the taskforce are
(a) to develop a draft policy and legislative framework required for
the implementation of Article 34 of the Constitution;
(a) to hold consultative meetings with stakeholders and members
of the public to gather and record their views and proposals on
the draft bills; and
(a) to conduct any other background research and provide advisory
information to the Ministry of Information, Communication
and Technology on the best possible way of legislatively
fulfilling the requirement of Article 35 of the Constitution.
3. The taskforce may co-opt such other persons, who possess the
appropriate competencies as are necessary for the performance of
the terms of reference.

THE CIVIL AVIATION ACT
(No. 21 of 2013)
APPOINTMENT
Civil Aviation Act, the Cabinet Secretary for Transport and
Infrastructure appoints
Martyne L. Lunani,
Clatus O. Macowenga,
Rufus L. Mutwol,
Nicholas M. Kithinji,
James M. Kimuri,
James N. Kigotho,
James K. Mwangi,
Col. (Rtd.) Enos A. Ndoli,
Peter Wakahia (Eng.),
Fredrick Opot,
Anthony Kiroken,
Rafael Kingori,
Major (Rtd.) Benson Thiga,
Cap. Joe Mutungi,
Mathias Ombasa,
Capt. Peter Maranga,
Capt. Peter Kimeria,
Capt. Walter Ngotie,
Alex Avedi,
to be Inspectors of aircraft accidents. Any previous appointment of
inspectors of aircraft accidents is revoked.
M. S. M. KAMAU,
Cabinet Secretary for Transport and Infrastructure.
THE LABOUR RELATIONS ACT
(No. 14 of 2007)
DEDUCTION OF UNION FEES
Labour Relations Act (No. 14 of 2007), the Cabinet Secretary for
Labour, Social Security and Services makes the following Order:
(a) Orders every employer who employs not less than five (5)
members of the National Union of Water and Sewerage
Employees (NUWASE) to
(i) deduct every month one (1) per cent of gross pay thereof to
the National Union of Water and Sewerage Employees by
crossed cheque made payable into the union account No.
01120201219200 at Co-operative Bank of Kenya,
Parliament Road Branch, Nairobi.
(ii) One-hundred shillings (KSh. 100) thereof to Central
Organization of Trade Union (K) by crossed cheque made
payable into their account No. 1108987486 at the Kenya
Commercial Bank, Moi Avenue Branch, Nairobi.
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(b) The Remittances should be made and notices thereof should be

delivered not later than the tenth day of the month next at the
month in respect of which the deductions are made.

THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA

S. K. KAMBI,
Cabinet Secretary,
Ministry of Labour, Social Security and Services.
THE COUNTY GOVERNMENTS ACT

(No. 17 of 2012)
WEST POKOT COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD
APPOINTMENT

THE LABOUR RELATIONS ACT
(No. 14 of 2007)
DEDUCTION OF AGENCY FEES
Labour Relations Act (No. 14 of 2007), the Cabinet Secretary for
Labour, Social Security and Services makes the following Order:
(a) That the Companies: Weltech Products Limited, of P.O. Box
18501, Nairobi, Bhachu Industries Limited, of P.O. Box 74332,
Nairobi, Rana Body Shop Limited, of P.O. Box 4716, Nairobi,
Magnum Engineers Limited, of P.O. Box 18338, Nairobi,
Nanak Crankshaft Grinders Limited, of P.O. Box 5580, Nairobi
Mohan Engineering Works, of P.O. Box 709, Kisumu and
Devki Steel Mills Limited, of P.O. Box 84267, Miritini,
Mombasa, to deduct each employee who is not a member of
the Kenya Engineering Workers Union herein referred to as
the union but is not covered by the Collective Bargaining
Agreement registered as RCA No. 158 of 2013, RCA No. 132
of 2013, RCA 128 of 2013, RCA No. 145 of 2013, RCA No.
120 of 2013, RCA No. 116 of 2013 and RCA No. 135 of 2013,
respectively, signed between the union and the companies a
sum equal to two per cent (2%) from each employees basic
monthly wage.
PURSUANT to Article 235 of the Kenya Constitution as read

together with section 57 and 58 of the County Government Act, I,
Simon Kitalei Kachapin, Governor of West Pokot County, appoint the
following persons to be members of the West Pokot County Public
Service Board with effect from 26th August, 2013
Jackson Nguriarengan(Chairman)
Rumosia Ksang Paul
Maliarket Cherotich Caroline
James Pkiach Loporna
Krop C. Isabela
Limangura Cheptot Hellen
Cheptoo Caroline Irene(Secretary)
SIMON KITALEI KACHAPIN,
County Governor,

THE LAND REGISTRATION ACT
(No. 3 of 2012)
(b) Deductions to commence within thirty (30) days of receiving

the Order.
(c) To remit within ten (10) days, the sums deducted under Item
(a) by crossed cheque made payable to the unions account No.
0100257912002 at Standard Chartered Bank, Kenyatta Avenue
Branch, Nairobi.
Dated the 7th August , 2013.
RC/3113730
30th August, 2013
S. K. KAMBI,
Cabinet Secretary,
Ministry of Labour, Social Security and Services.

THE ELECTIONS ACT
(No. 24 of 2011)
DECLARATION OF VACANCYKIBWEZI WEST CONSTITUENCY
PURSUANT to the provisions of section 86 (2) of the Elections
Act, 2011, it is notified for general information that the seat in the
National Assembly for Kibwazi West Constituency has become
vacant.
ISSUE OF A PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATE

WHEREAS Kenya Fibre Corporation Limited, a limited liability
company incorporated in Kenya, having its registered office in
Nairobi, of P.O. Box 4403600100, Nairobi in the Republic of Kenya,
is the registered proprietor lessee of that piece of land known as L.R.
No. 2872/18, situate in Nanyuki Township in Laikipia District, by
virtue of a certificate of title registered as I.R. 34080/1, and whereas
sufficient evidence has been adduced to show that the said certificate
of title issued thereof has been lost, notice is given that after the
expiration of sixty (60) days from the date hereof, I shall issue a
provisional certificate of title provided that no objection has been
received within that period.
G. M. MUYANGA,
Registrar of Titles, Nairobi.
MR/3113920

(No. 3 of 2012)
Dated the 22nd August, 2013.

JUSTIN MUTURI,
Speaker of the National Assembly.
THE ELECTIONS ACT
(No. 24 of 2011)
DECLARATION OF VACANCYMATUNGULU CONSTITUENCY
PURSUANT to the provisions of section 86 (2) of the Elections
Act, 2011, it is notified for general information that the seat in the
National Assembly for Matungulu Constituency has become vacant.
JUSTIN MUTURI,
Speaker of the National Assembly.
ISSUE OF A PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATE

WHEREAS Janet Wamahiga Mirobi, of P.O. Box 4254180100,
Nairobi in the Republic of Kenya, is the registered proprietor lessee of
that piece of land known as L.R. No. 12793/15, situate adjoining
Nakuru Municipality in Nakuru District, by virtue of a certificate of
title registered as I.R. 36075/1, and whereas sufficient evidence has
been adduced to show that the said certificate of title issued thereof has
been lost, notice is given that after the expiration of sixty (60) days
from the date hereof, I shall issue a provisional certificate of title
provided that no objection has been received within that period.
MR/3113895
G. M. MUYANGA,
Registrar of Titles, Nairobi.
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(No. 3 of 2012)
ISSUE OF A NEW LAND TITLE DEED
WHEREAS Charles Ochieng Ngesa, of P.O. Box 7132, Nakuru in

the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in absolute
ownership interest of that piece of land containing 0.0852 hectare or
thereabouts, situate in the district of Nakuru, registered under title No.
Nakuru/Municipality Block 17/170, and whereas sufficient evidence
has been adduced to show that the land title deed issued thereof has
from the date hereof, I shall issue a new title deed provided that no
objection has been received within that period.
M. V. BUNYOLI,
MR/3113604
Land Registrar, Nakuru District.
WHEREAS Mwangi Njuguna, of P.O. Box 12810105, Naromoro

in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in absolute
interest of that piece of land containing 7.7 hectares or thereabout,
situate in the district of Nyeri, registered under title No.
Nyeri/Naromoro/98, and whereas sufficient evidence has been
adduced to show that the land title deed issued thereof has been lost,
notice is given that after the expiration of sixty (60) days from the date
hereof, I shall issue a new title deed provided that no objection has
been received within that period.
R. W. NGAANYI,
MR/3113531
Land Registrar, Nyeri District.

(No. 3 of 2012)

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Milkah Njeri Nguthi (ID/1334837), is registered as

proprietor in absolute ownership interest of that piece of land
containing 0.0465 hectare or thereabouts, situate in the district of
Nakuru, registered under title No. Molo/Molo Block 1/334, and
whereas sufficient evidence has been adduced to show that the land
title deed issued thereof has been lost, notice is given that after the
expiration of sixty (60) days from the date hereof, I shall issue a new
title deed provided that no objection has been received within that
period.
M. SUNGU,
MR/3113646
WHEREAS Margaret Wambui Murage, of P.O. Box 55, Naromoro

Nyeri/Naromoro/731, and whereas sufficient evidence has been
R. W. NGAANYI,
MR/3113568

(No. 3 of 2012)

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Hannah Gathoni Kiambuthi (ID/5706270), of P.O.

Box 33, Kiambu in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor
in absolute ownership interest of that piece of land containing 0.5670
hectare or thereabouts, situate in the district of Nakuru, registered
under title No. Olenguruone/Keringet Block 2/335, and whereas
sufficient evidence has been adduced to show that the land title deed
issued thereof has been lost, notice is given that after the expiration of
sixty (60) days from the date hereof, I shall issue a new title deed
M. SUNGU,
MR/3113898
WHEREAS Michael Waweru Githinji, of P.O. Box 1997700202,

interest of that piece of land containing 0.099 hectare or thereabouts,
Nyeri/Municipality Block 8/58, and whereas sufficient evidence has
been adduced to show that the land title deed issued thereof has been
lost, notice is given that after the expiration of sixty (60) days from the
date hereof, I shall issue a new title deed provided that no objection
has been received within that period.
I. N. NJIRU,
MR/3113568

(No. 3 of 2012)

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Kihoro Waitatia, of P.O. Box 717, Nanyuki in the

Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in absolute interest of
that piece of land containing 0.46 hectare or thereabouts, situate in the
district of Nyeri, registered under title No. Aguthi/Gatitu/4150, and
period.
R. W. NGAANYI,
MR/3113531
WHEREAS Esther Wambui Mbote, of P.O. Box 111, Mukurweini

Githi/Kiharo/879, and whereas sufficient evidence has been adduced
to show that the land title deed issued thereof has been lost, notice is
given that after the expiration of sixty (60) days from the date hereof, I
shall issue a new title deed provided that no objection has been
I. N. NJIRU,
MR/3113568
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(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Monica Wangigi Kagwi (ID/3395093), of P. O. Box
227, Kutus in Kenya, is registered as proprietor in absolute ownership
situate in the district of Kirinyaga, registered under title No.
Inoi/Kiamburi/1077, and whereas sufficient evidence has been
hereof, I shall issue a new land title deed provided that no objection
MR/31132036
30th August, 2013
C. W. NJAGI,
Land Registrar, Kirinyaga District.

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Kiura Mathanjuki (ID/1303130), of Embu District in
thereabouts, situate in the district of Embu, registered under title No.
Gaturi/Nembure/7915, and whereas sufficient evidence has been
J. M. MUNGUTI,
MR/3113704
Land Registrar, Embu District.

(No. 3 of 2012)

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Mary Njambi Ngure (ID/1896396), of P.O. Box 119,

Uthiru in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in absolute
thereabouts, situate in the district of Naivasha, registered under title
No. Naivasha/Mwichiringiri Block 4/6821, and whereas sufficient
evidence has been adduced to show that the land title deed issued
thereof has been lost, notice is given that after the expiration of sixty
(60) days from the date hereof, I shall issue a new land title deed
WHEREAS James Nguu Ndwiga (ID/1307226), of Embu District

situate in the district of Embu, registered under title No.
Gaturi/Nembure/6198, and whereas sufficient evidence has been
J. M. MUNGUTI,
MR/3113845

MR/3113937
W. N. MUGURO,
Land Registrar, Naivasha District.

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Wanjiru Kiarie Karumbi (deceased), is registered as
containing 1.74 hectares or thereabout, situate in the district of
Naivasha, registered under title No. Naivasha/Mwichiringiri Block
1/599, and whereas sufficient evidence has been adduced to show that
the land title deed issued thereof has been lost, notice is given that
after the expiration of sixty (60) days from the date hereof, I shall issue
a new land title deed provided that no objection has been received
within that period.
MR/3113693
W. N. MUGURO,
Land Registrar, Naivasha District.

(No. 3 of 2012)

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS (1) Eustace Kangerue Kagau, (2) Agnes Kanai, (3)
Wanjiro Samuel Mbugua, (4) Josphat Njoka and (5) Wanjiru C.
Warui, all of P.O. Box 22, Embu in the Republic of Kenya, are
registered as proprietors in absolute ownership interest of that piece of
land containing 0.05 hectare or thereabouts, situate in the district of
Embu, registered under title No. Gaturi/Githimu/1919, and whereas
J. M. MUNGUTI,
MR/3113654
(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Mwangi Wachira (ID/5517379), of P.O. Box 108

20306, Ndaragwa in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor
hectare or thereabouts, situate in the district of Nyandarua, registered
under title No. Nya/Ndaragwa Township/19, and whereas sufficient
WHEREAS Catherine Wawira Kathuri (ID/13264884), of Embu

District in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in
absolute ownership interest of that piece of land containing 0.09
hectare or thereabouts, situate in the district of Embu, registered under
title No. Ngandori/Kirigi/9688, and whereas sufficient evidence has
J. M. MUNGUTI,
MR/3113747

MR/1775825
A. N. NJOROGE,
Land Registrar, Nyandarua/Samburu Districts.
30th August, 2013
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(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Murithi Koru, of Embu District in the Republic of

Kenya, is registered as proprietor in absolute interest of that piece of
land containing 0.10 hectare or thereabouts, situate in the district of
Embu, registered under title No. Kagaari/Gitare/T. 168, and whereas
WHEREAS William Erondanga Sechere, is registered as

containing 8.0 acres or thereabout, situate in the district of Kakamega,
registered under title No. Butsotso/Bukura/789, and whereas sufficient
(60) days from the date hereof, I shall issue a new title deed provided
that no objection has been received within that period.

J. M. MUNGUTI,
MR/3113845
M. J. BOOR,
Land Registrar, Kakamega District.
MR/3112453
(No. 3 of 2012)
(No. 3 of 2012)
ISSUE OF NEW LAND TITLE DEEDS
WHEREAS Stephen Ndichu Kimori (ID/0560912), is registered as

proprietor in absolute ownership interest of that piece of land situate in
the district of Thika, registered under title No. Ruiru East/Block
1/2624, and whereas sufficient evidence has been adduced to show
that the land title deed issued thereof has been lost, notice is given that
after the expiration of sixty (60) days from the date hereof, I shall issue
a new title deed provided that no objection has been received within
that period.
WHEREAS Moses Musalimwa Witira, is registered as proprietor

in absolute ownership interest of those pieces of land containing 2.2
and 0.8 hectare or thereabouts, situate in the district of Kakamega,
registered under title Nos. Kakamega/Mugomari/1075 and 1124, and
title deeds issued thereof have been lost, notice is given that after the
expiration of sixty (60) days from the date hereof, I shall issue new
title deeds provided that no objection has been received within that
period.

I. N. KAMAU,
Land Registrar, Thika District.
MR/3113946

M. J. BOOR,
MR/3112453

(No. 3 of 2012)
(No. 3 of 2012)

WHEREAS Stephen Ndichu Kimori (ID/0560912), is registered as
the district of Thika, registered under title Nos. Ruiru East/Block
1/2617, 2618, 2619, 2620, 2621, 2622 and 2623, and whereas
sufficient evidence has been adduced to show that the land title deeds
issued thereof have been lost, notice is given that after the expiration
of sixty (60) days from the date hereof, I shall issue new title deeds
I. N. KAMAU,
MR/3113940

WHEREAS Titus Kariuki Ndirangu, of P.O. Box 287, Kakamega
ownership interest of that piece of land containing 3.4 hectares or
thereabout, situate in the district of Kakamega, registered under title
No. Bunyala/Namirama/956, and whereas sufficient evidence has been
J. M. FUNDIA,
MR/3113880

(No. 3 of 2012)
(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Geoffrey Gataro Njoroge (ID/2334136), of P.O. Box

45, Subukia, Nakuru in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as
Thika, registered under title No. Kakuzi/Kirimiri Block 8/643, and
period.
WHEREAS Edward Bwire Owori, is registered as proprietor in

hectare or thereabouts, situate in the district of Kakamega, registered
under title No. Butsotso/Shikoti/6531, and whereas sufficient evidence
from the date hereof, I shall issue a new title deed provided that no

MR/3113707

S. W. KARIUKI,
MR/3112453
J. M. FUNDIA,
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(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Patrick Kihuna Mbugua (ID/7246064), of P.O. Box

6981300400, Nairobi in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as
Kajiado, registered under title No. Kajiado/Kaputiei North/23523, and
period.
J. M. WAMBUA,
MR/3113865
Land Registrar, Kajiado District.
WHEREAS Simon Mbugua Mwangi (ID/3321095), of P.O. Box

399030100, Eldoret in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as
containing 1.174 hectare or thereabouts, situate in the district of Uasin
Gishu, registered under title No. Ngeria/Megum Block 3 (Kimuri)/221,
and whereas sufficient evidence has been adduced to show that the
land title deed issued thereof has been lost, notice is given that after
the expiration of sixty (60) days from the date hereof, I shall issue a
new title deed provided that no objection has been received within that
period.
S. IMBILI,
MR/3112473
Land Registrar, Uasin Gishu District.

(No. 3 of 2012)

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Jane R. Silantoi Leteipan Lesiew (ID/0723912), of

P.O. Box 4810000100, Nairobi in the Republic of Kenya, is
registered as proprietor in absolute ownership interest of that piece of
land containing 20.25 hectares or thereabout, situate in the district of
Kajiado, registered under title No. Kajiado/Dalalekutuk/1382, and
period.
J. M. WAMBUA,
MR/3113872
WHEREAS Chepkwony Sanga Cheruiyot (ID/6677005), of P.O.

Box 4208, Eldoret in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor
hectare or thereabouts, situate in the district of Uasin Gishu, registered
under title No. Tembeleo/Elgeyo Border Block 10 Kaptuktuk/390, and
period.
E. J. KETER,
MR/3113703

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Letamerei Parmeyian Purkei (Deceased), of P. O. Box
44, Emali in the Republic of Kenya is registered as proprietor in
hectares or thereabout, situate in the district of Kajiado, registered
under title No. Kajiado/Kaputiei North/636, and whereas sufficient
MR/3112441
J. K. KOSKEI,

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS John Njenga Kahuria (ID/8240232), of P.O. Box 78,
Ngong Hills in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in
hectare or thereabouts, situate in the district of Kajiado North,
registered under title No. Kjd/Olchoro Onyore/418, and whereas
G. W. MUMO,
MR/3113849
Land Registrar, Kajiado North District.

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Simeon Kimondo Mutahi (ID/1287035), of P.O. Box
280, Burnt Forest in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor
in absolute ownership interest of that piece of land containing 0.05 and
2.80 hectares or thereabout, situate in the district of Uasin Gishu,
registered under title Nos. Lainguse/Kiptega Block 2 (Kamuyu)/383
and 112, and whereas sufficient evidence has been adduced to show
that the land title deeds issued thereof have been lost, notice is given
that after the expiration of sixty (60) days from the date hereof, I shall
issue new title deeds provided that no objection has been received
within that period.
E. J. KETER,
MR/3112473
(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS James Wathika Gituro (ID/1446766), of P.O. Box
8154, Eldoret in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in
hectare or thereabouts, situate in the district of Uasin Gishu, registered
under title No. Eldoret/Municipality Block 16 (Kamukunji)/63, and
period.
E. J. KETER,
MR/3112473
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(No. 3 of 2012)

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS (1) Onyango Osire Okello (ID/6424539) and (2)

Pamela Akinyi Onyango (ID/1571756), both of P.O. Box 51029,
Nairobi in the Republic of Kenya, are registered as proprietors in
hectare or thereabouts, situate in the district of Kajiado, registered
under title No. Ngong/Ngong/24668, and whereas sufficient evidence
from the date hereof, I shall issue a new land title deed provided that
no objection has been received within that period.
WHEREAS Gregory Musyoki Kitabi, of P.O. Box 15990100,

Machakos in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in
hectares or thereabout, situate in the district of Machakos, registered
under title No. Kibauni/Kitile/69, and whereas sufficient evidence has
date hereof, I shall issue a new land title deed provided that no
G. M. NJOROGE,
MR/3113867
Land Registrar, Machakos District.
G. W. MUMO,
Land Registrar, Kajiado North District.
MR/3172022

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS (1) James Gitonga Murungi, (2) Joseph Mwangi
Karuingi and (3) Mary Nyambura Muthui, are registered as proprietors
hectare or thereabouts, situate in the district of Machakos, registered
under title No. Donyo Sabuk/Komarock Block 1/34052, and whereas
sixty (60) days from the date hereof, I shall issue a new land title deed
G. M. NJOROGE,
MR/3113709

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS David Okeyo Owawa (ID/16074001), of P.O. Box 69,
Kosele in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in absolute
thereabouts, situate in the district of Rachuonyo, registered under title
No. Central Kasipul/Kawere Kamagak/1685, and whereas sufficient
J. O. OSIOLO,
MR/3113904
Land Registrar, Rachuonyo District.

(No. 3 of 2012)

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS James Mwangi Kariuki, of P.O. Box 396020100,

Nairobi in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in
absolute ownership of that piece of land containing 0.045 hectare or
thereabouts, situate in the district of Machakos, registered under title
No. Mavoko Town/Block 3/11953, and whereas sufficient evidence
G. M. NJOROGE,
MR/3113666
WHEREAS Wycliffe Randiga Gudo, of P.O. Box 326, Siaya in the

Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in absolute ownership
situate in the district of Siaya, registered under title No. East
Alego/Baragulu/2428, and whereas sufficient evidence has been
P. A. OWEYA,
MR/3113622
Land Registrar, Siaya District.

(No. 3 of 2012)

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Mukiti Mwendandu, of P.O. Box 1018, Kangundo in

ownership interest of that piece of land containing 2.000 hectares or
thereabout, situate in the district of Machakos, registered under title
No. Mavoko Town/Block 12/815, and whereas sufficient evidence has
date hereof, I shall issue a new land title deed provided that no
G. M. NJOROGE,
MR/3113857
WHEREAS Stanley Imbuga Atumbwa, of P.O. Box 208, Wodanga

situate in the district of Sabatia, registered under title No.
Kakamega/Bugina/739, and whereas sufficient evidence has been
T. BIKETI,
MR/3113522
Land Registrar, Vihiga District.
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(No. 3 of 2012)

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Laban Kenyani, of P.O. Box 354, Maragoli in the

situate in the district of Hamisi, registered under title No.
Kakamega/Ivora/343, and whereas sufficient evidence has been
K. OKWARO,
MR/3113522
WHEREAS Eunice Wachera Gatighi (ID/3690356), of P.O. Box

53, Baricho in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in
hectares or thereabout, situate in the district of Kirinyaga, registered
under title No. Kirinyaga/Marurumo/771, and whereas sufficient

(No. 3 of 2012)

(No. 3 of 2012)

WHEREAS James Mwichuli Angutwa, of P.O. Box 30, Kapsabet
thereabouts, situate in the district of Sabatia, registered under title No.
North Maragoli/Gavudia/1133, and whereas sufficient evidence has
K. M. OKWARO,
MR/3113974
J. K. MUTHEE,
Land Registrar, Kirinyaga District.
MR/3113578

WHEREAS Thomas Magare (ID/581758), is registered as
the district of Kisii Central, registered under title No.
Bassi/Masige/1206, and whereas sufficient evidence has been adduced
to show that the land title deed issued thereof has been lost, notice is
S. R. KAMBAGA,
Land Registrar, Kisii Central District.
MR/3113694

(No. 3 of 2012)

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Stanley Imbuga Atumbwa, of P.O. Box 208, Wodanga

ownersip interest of that piece of land containing 0.43 hectare or
thereabouts, situate in the district of Sabatia, registered under title No.
Kakamega/Bugina/739, and whereas sufficient evidence has been
T. BIKETI,
MR/3113522
WHEREAS Mary Biyaki Omboto (ID/4138145), of P.O. Box

1920, Kisii in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in
absolute ownership interest of that piece of land situate in the district
of
Kisii
Central,
registered
under
title
No.
South
Mugirango/Bosinange/467, and whereas sufficient evidence has been

(No. 3 of 2012)

(No. 3 of 2012)

WHEREAS Kitasi ole Keiwua (ID/8566359), of P.O. Box 785,
Narok in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in absolute
thereabouts, situate in the district of Narok, registered under title No.
Cismara/Ololulunga/7834, and whereas sufficient evidence has been
T. M. OBAGA,
MR/3113877
Land Registrar, Narok District.
S. R. KAMBAGA,
Land Registrar, Kisii Central District.
MR/3112481

WHEREAS Morris Mangi Kazungu (ID/0306154), is registered as
proprietor in absolute interest of that piece of land containing 5.0 acres
or thereabout, situate in the district of Kilifi, registered under title No.
Tezo/Roka/1076, and whereas sufficient evidence has been adduced to
show that the land title deed issued thereof has been lost, notice is
MR/3113542
J. T. BAO,
Land Registrar, Kilifi District.
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(No. 3 of 2012)

(No. 3 of 2012)
RECONSTRUCTION OF WHITE AND GREEN CARDS
WHEREAS Peter Mutua Makuli, is registered as proprietor in

hectares or thereabout, situate in the district of Kilifi, registered under
title No. Kilifi/Mtwapa/2241, and whereas sufficient evidence has
J. T. BAO,
MR/3113542
Land Registrar, Kilifi District.
WHEREAS Jimflo Investments Limited, of P.O. Box 57891,

Nairobi in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in
leasehold interest of that piece of land registered in the Nairobi District
Land Registry as Nairobi/Block 94/123, containing 0.1795 hectare or
thereabouts, situate in the city of Nairobi, and whereas the land
register in respect thereof is lost or destroyed, and whereas sufficient
evidence has been adduced to show that the green and white cards
have been lost or misplaced, notice is given that after the expiration of
sixty (60) days from the date of publication of this notice, I shall
reconstruct the white and green cards, provided that no objection has
P. M. KIHIU,
MR/3113962
Land Registrar, Nairobi.

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS James Gachau (alias) James Gachau Kiarie, of P.O.
Box 162, Karuri in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor
hectare or thereabouts, situate in the district of Kiambu, registered
under title No. Kiambaa/Waguthu/23, and whereas sufficient evidence
J. K. NDIRANGU,
MR/3113894
Land Registrar, Kiambu District.
(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Joseah Langat, of P.O. Box 484, Kapsabet in the
situate in the district of Nandi, registered under title No.
Nandi/Kamobo/4244, and whereas sufficient evidence has been
hereof, I shall issue a new land title deed provided that no objection
E. A. ODERO,
MR/3113596
Land Registrar, Nandi District.
(No. 3 of 2012)
RECONSTRUCTION OF LOST OR DESTROYED LAND REGISTER
WHEREAS Dalmar Exchange Bureau Limited, of P.O. Box
1638100610, Nairobi in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as
proprietor lessee of that piece of land known as L.R. No. 209/1604,
situate in the city of Nairobi, by virtue of a grant registered as I.R.
2246/1, and whereas the land register in respect thereof is lost or
destroyed, and whereas efforts made to locate the said land register
have failed, notice is given that after the expiration of sixty (60) days
from the date hereof, the property register shall be reconstructed under
the provisions of section 33 (5) of the Act, provided that no objection
W. M. MUIGAI,
MR/3113884
Land Registrar, Nairobi.

(No. 3 of 2012)
OPENING OF A NEW REGISTER
WHEREAS (1) Hanningto O. Oyoko and (2) Rosemary A. Oyoko,
both of P.O. Box 60687, Nairobi in the Republic of Kenya, are
registered as proprietors in absolute interest of that piece of land
Kajiado, registered under title No. Ngong/Ngong/11339, and whereas
the first edition of the land register showing aforesaid ownership is
lost, and whereas sufficient evidence has been adduced to show the
said ownership and loss, notice is given that after the expiration of
sixty (60) days from the date hereof, I intend to open a new land
register provided that no objection has been received within that
period.
R. K. KALAMA,
MR/3113565
(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Jane Wanjiru Mureithi, of P.O. Box 2917, Nyeri in the
situate in the district of Nyeri, registered under title No. Mweiga/Block
5/Muthuini/473, and whereas sufficient evidence has been adduced to
show that the land register of the said piece of land is missing, and
whereas all efforts made to locate the said land register have failed,
notice is given that after the expiration of thirty (30) days from the
date hereof, I intend to open another land register and upon such
opening, the missing land register shall be deemed to be cancelled and
of no effect.
R. W. NGAANYI,
MR/3113531
(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Zebeedewagate Wambugu, of P.O. Box 12397, Nyeri
Tetu/Unjiru/1132, and whereas sufficient evidence has been adduced
to show that the land register of the said piece of land is missing, and
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of no effect.
R. W. NGAANYI,
MR/3113568

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Jane Njeri Kahinga, of P.O. Box 129, Nyeri in the
Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in absolute interest of
that piece of land containing 0.80 hectare or thereabouts, situate in the
district of Nyeri, registered under title No. Tetu/Karaihu/610, and
register of the said piece of land is missing, and whereas all efforts
made to locate the said land register have failed, notice is given that
after the expiration of thirty (30) days from the date hereof, I intend to
open another land register and upon such opening, the missing land
register shall be deemed to be cancelled and of no effect.
R. W. NGAANYI,

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Grace Wanjiku Wangombe, of P.O. Box 180, Kiganjo
Ruguru/Gachika/1053, and whereas sufficient evidence has been
adduced to show that the land register of the said piece of land is
missing, and whereas all efforts made to locate the said land register
have failed, notice is given that after the expiration of thirty (30) days
from the date hereof, I intend to open another land register and upon
such opening, the missing land register shall be deemed to be
cancelled and of no effect.
R. W. NGAANYI,
MR/3113568

(No. 3 of 2012)
REGISTRATION OF INSTRUMENT
WHEREAS (1) Peter Joshua Oluoch, (2) Edwin Kadima and (3)
Milton Oluoch, are registered as proprietors in absolute ownership
interest of that piece of land known as Bunyala/Bulemia/168, situate in
the district of Busia, and whereas the chief magistrates court at Busia
has ordered that the title deed for the said piece of land be cancelled
and registered in the name of Joseph Mbanda Nyumbu, and whereas
efforts made to compel the registered proprietors to surrender the title
deed issued to them in respect of the said piece of land to the land
registrar have failed, notice is given that after the expiration of thirty
(30) days from the date hereof, provided no valid objection has been
received within that period, I intend to proceed with the registration of
the documents therein.
G. O. ONDIGO,
Land Registrar, Busia/Teso Districts.
MR/3113906

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Michael Okello Okello, of P.O. Box 32, Oyugis in the

Republic of Kenya, is the registered proprietor lessee of all that piece
of land containing 1.8 hectares or thereabout, known as West
Kasipul/Konyango Kokal/1064, and whereas the confirmation of a
grant issued from Oyugis law courts under succession cause No. 17 of
2001, confirmed the beneficiaries as (1) Michael Okelo Okelo, (2)
Daniel Ojijo Okelo, (3) Emmanuel Odhiambo Mboya and (4) James
Ouko Opiyo, but erroneously only one person (Michael Okello Okello)
was registered as the beneficiary of the same parcel. Whereas the title
deed issued to him on 4th April, 2005 has to be surrendered for
cancellation before such names are entered in the register, notice is
given that after thirty (30) days from the date hereof, provided that no
objection has been received within that period, I intend to dispense
with the production of the said certificate of title and proceed with the
rectification of form RL.7 to read (1) Michael Okelo Okelo, (2) Daniel
Ojijo Okelo, (3) Emmanuel Odhiambo Mboya and (4) James Ouko
Opiyo, and upon such rectification, the land title deed issued earlier to
the said Michael Okello Okello shall be deemed to be cancelled and of
no effect.
J. O. OSIOLO,
MR/3113844
Registrar of Titles, Rachuonyo District.
(No. 3 of 2012)

(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Paul Nganga Kingori alias Paul Nganga Kingori

Waweru (deceased), is the registered proprietor lessee of all that piece
of land containing 0.25 hectare or thereabouts, known as
Kiganjo/Mutati/T. 194, situate in Thika District, and whereas the chief
magistrates court at Thika in succession cause No. 444 of 2012 has
issued grant letters of administration to Teresiah Wanjiru Nganga
(ID/3106476), and whereas the land title deed issued earlier to Paul
Nganga Kingori alias Paul Nganga Kingori Waweru (deceased) has
been reported missing or lost, notice is given that after thirty (30) days
from the date hereof, provided that no objection has been received
within that period, I intend to dispense with the production of the said
land title deed and proceed with the registration of the said instrument
of RL.19 and RL.7, and upon such registration, the land title deed
issued earlier to the said Paul Nganga Kingori alias Paul Nganga
Kingori Waweru (deceased) shall be deemed to be cancelled and of no
effect.
I. N. KAMAU,
MR/3113706
Registrar of Titles, Thika District.

WHEREAS George Ndungu Kamenju, of P.O. Box 318, Mweiga
situate in the district of Nyeri, registered under title No. Mweiga Block
5/Muthuini/380, and whereas sufficient evidence has been adduced to
show that the land register of the said piece of land is missing, and
of no effect.
MR/3113565

MR/3113568
30th August, 2013
R. W. NGAANYI,
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(No. 3 of 2012)
WHEREAS Fatuma Juma (deceased), of Gaturi Location, Embu
District in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor of that
piece of land known as Gaturi/Githimu/7724, containing 0.030 hectare
or thereabouts, situate in the district of Embu, and whereas the Nyeri
Kadhi Law Court in succession cause No. 11 of 2010 has ordered that
the land be registered in the name of Aysha Juma Hassan and others,
and whereas all efforts made to recover the land title deed issued in
respect of the said piece of land by the registrar have failed, notice is
given that after the expiration of thirty (30) days from the date hereof,
provided no valid objection has been received within that period, I
intend to dispense with the production of the said title deed and
proceed with registration of the said grant document and issue a title
deed to the said Aysha Juma Hassan and others, and upon such
registration the title deed issued earlier to the said Fatuma Juma
(deceased), shall be deemed to be cancelled and of no effect.
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petitioner in respect of the said election may, within seven days after
the date of publication of this notice, give notice in writing to the
Registrar of the High Court of the intention of the hearing of the
application to be substituted as a petitioner.
Dated the 23rd August, 2013.
GAZETTE NOTICE. NO. 12680

THE ELECTIONS ACT
(No. 24 of 2011)
THE ELECTIONS (PARLIAMENTARY AND COUNTY
ELECTIONS) PETITION RULES, 2013
IN THE PRINCIPAL MAGISTRATES COURT AT WAJIR
BETWEEN
MUSA IBRAHIM DIMBIL(Petitioner)
AND
J. M. MUNGUTI,
MR/3113671
INDEPENDENT ELECTORAL AND BOUNDARIES

COMMISSION(1st Respondent)
ABDULLAHI ALI ABDI(2nd Respondent)

THE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES ACT
(Cap. 490)
IN THE MATTER OF AKAPULCO SACCO SOCIETY LIMITED
(In Liquidation)
SUBMISSION OF CLAIMS
NOTICE is given that the above-named co-operative society is
under liquidation vide gazette Notice No. 5750 of 2013.
The society members and any other interested persons are invited
to lodge their claims to Kubai Musyoka and Company Advocates, ReInsurance Plaza, 5th Floor, Left Wing, Door No. A-Taifa Road, within
thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice.
Dated the 21st August, 2013.
JANE MUTHONI NDIRANGU,
Liquidator.
MR/3172007
ARTHUR INGUTYA,
Advocates for Petitioner.
MR/3113850
WITHDRAWAL OF AN ELECTION PETITION

IN THE election petition for County Representative Wargadud
Ward of Wajir County in which Musa Ibrahim Dimbil is petitioner and
the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission of Kenya and
Abdullahi Ali Abdi are respondents.
NOTICE is given that the above petitioner did on the 24th day of
July, 2013 lodge at the office of the Registrar an application for leave
to withdraw the election petition, of which application the following is
a copy.
And take notice that under the Elections (Parliamentary and
County Elections) Petition Rules any person who might have been a
petitioner in respect of the said election may, within seven days after
the date of publication of this notice, give notice in writing to the
Registrar of the High Court of the intention of the hearing of the
application to be substituted as a petitioner.
Dated the 23rd August, 2013.
MR/3113971
GAZETTE NOTICE. NO. 12679

THE ELECTIONS ACT
(No. 24 of 2011)
THE ELECTIONS (PARLIAMENTARY AND COUNTY
ELECTIONS) PETITION RULES, 2013
IN THE PRINCIPAL MAGISTRATES COURT AT WAJIR
ELECTION PETITION NO. 1 OF 2013
BETWEEN
MOHAMED DAGANE OSMAN(Petitioner)

AND
INDEPENDENT ELECTORAL AND BOUNDARIES

COMMISSION(1st Respondent)
ABDI OSMAN HASSAN(2nd Respondent)
WITHDRAWAL OF AN ELECTION PETITION
IN THE election petition for the County Representative Wajir
Township Ward in which Mohamed Dagane Osman, is the petitioner
and the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission of Kenya
and Abdi Osman Hassan are respondents.
NOTICE is given that the above petitioner did on the 24th July,
2013 lodge at the office of the Registrar an application for leave to
withdraw the election petition, of which application the following is a
copy.
And take notice that under the Elections (Parliamentary and
County Elections) Petition Rules any person who might have been a
ARTHUR INGUTYA,
Petitioner.

THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND
CO-ORDINATION ACT
(No. 8 of 1999)
THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT
FOR THE PROPOSED PETROL SERVICE STATION ON LR.
NO.MBOONI/ KALAWANI/1609, MAKUENI 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 (Jackson Muthoka Kieti) intends to construct a
petrol service station consisting of 3No. underground tanks, a tyre
centre, air pump area, car wash, generator room, service bay and a
three sets of dispensing pumps with an overhead canopy. There will
also be a shops area that will include a shop, 2No stores, the managers
office, two toilets, a cyber caf, late night chemist, accommodation
rooms, a conference room, septic tank, kitchen/Fast food and a liquor
store. There is also a verandah, acceleration and deceleration lane, and
pavements for easy circulation within the facility.
The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation
measures:
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Environmental Impacts
Mitigation Measures
Soil erosion
All construction should be done using

the recommended building materials and
equipments.
Use of heavy machinery which causes

massive destabilization of soil and
killing of organisms should be avoided.
Natural organism niches should be

conserved. And also construction
activities to be confined within the site
area.
Public health
Electrical safety
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Train the site workers on basic first aid

methods.
Provide first aid kit on site in case of

small cuts/bruises.
Provide a public NOTICE on the

ongoing works.
Provide a sanitary unit on site.
Food for the site workers to be prepared

in hygienic conditions.
Use of qualified electricians in the

installation of all electrical gadgets.
Providing workers with protective

gadgets like dust masks and ear muffs.
Sprinkling water on concrete surfaces to

be demolished I case of excessive dust.
All electrical cables should be earthed in

the correct manholes.
Ensure all water vessels are tightly

covered.
Use of protective clothing for the

workers on site.
Regular maintenance of construction

machines and vehicles to note leaking.
Danger warning warning signs

should be placed at strategic place on
site.
All repairs and servicing of machines

and vehicles should be done at the
recommended sites.
Install fire extinguishers.
Proper disposal of used oils and grease.
Installation of waste bins/pits on site to

avoid scattering on the ground.
Dumping of unwanted materials on the

recommended places.
Re-using any recyclable materials.
Turning off construction machines and

vehicles while not in use.
Use of protective gadgets for the ears

e.g. ear muffs.
Use of machine of low noise and

vibration levels.
Sprinkling of water during the dry

seasons.
Construction workers should use

protective clothing, e.g. dust masks and
goggles.
Proper landscaping should be done after

the end of all the construction works.
Planting of trees and grass in areas

where they had been cleared.
Landform
Reverting the land to its original form

by filling the excavations and planting
trees or grass in the affected areas.
Public participation
Proper sensitization of the community at

the initial stages of the project with aim
of educating them on advantage of the
project.
Involving the community on its

implementation especially as casuals.
Occupational safety and

health (OHS)
Provide safety gears to the workers e.g.

overalls, helmets, gloves, boots.
Provide tyre repair/inflating chamber to

avoid accidents.
Treating water before domestic use.
Water should used sparingly to avoid

wastage e.g. use of press on taps.
Install sanitary facilities.
The generator house should be located

away from the working area to avoid
excessive noise.
The dismantling exercise should be

carried out separately to avoid accidents
to people who might be on the ground.
Dust pollution
Oil and grease
Solid waste generation
Noise and vibrations.
Air pollution
Topography
Oil/Fuel spillage
Standby Generator should be installed

properly by qualified technicians to
ensure they are not leaking any fuel or
oil which may cause fire outbreak.
The fuel channels (pipes, pumps,
dispensers) should be well maintained to
note any leakage.
Only authorised operators should
dispense products to customers.
Pumps should be locked when not in
use.
Any spillage of fuel/paraffin should be
washed with plenty of water and soap
Fire hydrants and sand buckets should
be placed strategically In case of fire.
Frequent checks on piping system to
note leakage.
Fire safety
Keep well services and working fire
hydrants.
Keep dry sand buckets in place in case
of outbreaks.
Train the operators on ways of fighting
fire.
Have a chart of hotlines within the
facility, this include fire services,
Ambulance, police etc.
Keep the facility dry of any fuel or oil
spillage.
Install warning signs on the facility e.g.
DO NOT SMOKE, SWITCH ENGINE,
SWITCH OFF
Designate an emergency ASSEMBLY
POINT within the compound.
Solid waste
Donate any reusable remains to any
willing individual/organization.
Dispose off any un reusable waste into
the approved dumpsites.
Sell metallic waste to licensed scrap
metal dealers.
Demolitions to be done in phases to
avoid damage of re-usable items.
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 6783900200, Nairobi.
(b) Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Mineral
Resources, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 30521,
Nairobi.
(c) County Director of Environment, Makueni County.
30th August, 2013
THE KENYA GAZETTE
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.
B. M. LANGWEN,
for Director-General,
MR/2519476
National Environment Management Authority.
4385
and driveways for movement within the
compound to avoid unnecessary
compaction.
Solid waste

CO-ORDINATION ACT
(No. 8 of 1999)
All bare areas should be well landscaped

after completion.
Construction debris should be collected

by a licensed private contracted waste
collection company
Excavation waste should be re-used or

backfilled.
Waste generated should be collected by

a privately contracted waste collection
company and the contractor should
ensure the construction of a central
waste collection point with bulk storage
facilities.
The site should have waste receptacles

with bulk storage facilities at convenient
points to prevent littering during
occupation.
Machinery should be well maintained to

prevent oil leaks.
Contractor should have a designated

area where maintenance is carried out
and that is protected from rain water.
All oil products should be stored in a site

store and handled carefully.
Control of secondary businesses.
Round the clock security for the facility.
Adequate lighting and an alarm system

installed at strategic points.
Bushes around and within the site

cleared to avoid hiding areas for thieves.
Use properly maintained hoses and

fittings
Make the cement screeds in all the

chambers using water proof material.

FOR THE PROPOSED MODEL STANDARD PETROL STATION
ON PLOT TITLE NO. MN/ II /12385, KISAUNI, MOMBASA
COUNTY
Oil spills and leaks
The Proponent (National Oil Corporation of Kenya Ltd) is
proposing to develop a Model Standard Petrol Station. The project
highlights include: a canopy over the pumps, sales office, a restaurant,
a store, underground fuel tanks, compressor/generator, tyre centre &
car wash, drive ways, walkways, acceleration and deceleration lanes,
interceptor tank and washrooms.
measures:
Environmental/Social
Proposed Mitigation Measures
Impact
Air pollution
Noise pollution
Traffic density
Flora & Fauna
Soil erosion &
Security
Underground fuel
Control speed and

construction vehicles.
Prohibit idling of vehicles.
Spray water on excavated areas.
Install a monitoring well next to the

tanks to check on leaks
Maintenance of construction plant and

equipment.
Sensitize construction workers.
Use water finding dipstick and/ or a

hydrometer to check on density/ specific
gravity
All bare areas should be landscaped after

construction.
Ensuring no spills during refilling and

/or when offloading the fuel
Workers should be provided with dust

masks if working sensitive areas.
Designate access pedestrian routes and

parking zones that are cabro-paved
Maintain plant equipment.
Construction should be carried out only

during daytime i.e. 0800 1700 HRS.
Provide signs marked do not Walk/ Park

on the grass
Workers to wear ear muffs if working in

noisy section.
The flora and fauna should be restored

after construction by landscaping and
maintaining the introduced plants.
Management to ensure that noise from

the residents is kept within reasonable
levels.
operation
of
Proper signage put in place to notify

neighbours of the activity and presence
of heavy vehicles and to direct traffic.
Presence of boards directing patrons to

the site
Strict adherence to traffic rules.

Provide soils conservation structures on

the areas prone to soil erosion to reduce
impact of erosion.
There should be designated pathways
compaction
storage and handling
Vegetation loss
Occupational Health and

Safety
Provide Personal Protective Equipment

Train workers on personal safety and
how to handle equipments and machines
A well stocked first aid kit shall be

maintained by a qualified personnel
Report any accidents / incidences and

treat and compensate affected workers
Provide sufficient and suitable sanitary

conveniences which should be kept
clean

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Nairobi.
30th August, 2013
compaction

impact of erosion.

compaction.

after completion.

collection company

backfilled.

facilities.

occupation.

prevent oil leaks.





fittings



gravity


(c) County Director of Environment, Mombasa County.

B. M. LANGWEN,
MR/3112340
Solid waste

CO-ORDINATION ACT
(No. 8 of 1999)
ON PLOT TITLE. NO. 11594, KAMULU, NAIROBI COUNTY

The Proponent (National oil Corporation of Kenya Ltd) is
measures:
Security
Underground fuel
Environmental/Social
Impact
Air pollution
Control speed and


equipment.

construction.


on the grass



noisy section.

Safety

levels.



clean
Noise pollution
Traffic density
operation

of


the site
Flora & Fauna

Soil erosion &
Vegetation loss


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THE KENYA GAZETTE

Nairobi.
B. M. LANGWEN,
MR/3112340
4387
and storage of construction materials to
reduce the amount of waste caused by
damage or exposure
Use building materials that have

minimal packaging to avoid generation
of excessive packaging waste
Source
building
materials
from
companies
that have undergone
satisfactory
environmental
impact
assessment/audit and received NEMA
approval.
Ensure that wastage, damage or loss

(through run-off, wind, etc) of materials
at the construction site is kept minimal.
Provide dust screens to minimize air

pollution especially to the adjacent
residential buildings
Dust emissions from piles of soil or
from any other material during
earthwork,
excavation,
and
transportation should be controlled by
wetting surfaces.
Piles and heaps of soil should not be left
over after construction is completed.
Excavated sites should be covered with
suitable solid material
Strictly enforce onsite speed controls
and limit unnecessary traffic within the
site.
Ensure that traffic routes on site are
sprinkled with water regularly to reduce
amount of dust generated by the
construction trucks.
Sensitize truck drivers to avoid
unnecessary racing of vehicle engines at
loading/offloading areas, and to switch
off or keep vehicle engines
Ensure
that
all
transport
and
construction equipments are in good
serviceable condition and no service is
carried out on site.
Ensure that no fuels or oils are stored on
site but procure them when needed.
Construct storm water drains
Contractor should avoid heaping
excavated
soil
around
adjacent
residential houses this will minimize soil
from block the drainage systems and
avoid health risks.
Provide workers with insurance cover
for such as workmens compensation.
Provide proper scaffolds for construction
at high level
Document
and
display
on-site
emergency procedures.
Use appropriate signage to direct and
control flow of traffic
The construction site should be
registered as per OSHA 2007 and the
DOHSS should be notified of the
construction
works
before
commencement
A general accidents register should be
kept onsite
Provide and enforce use of personal
protective equipments
Ensure proper storage of materials and
equipments to avoid accidents
Provide temporary sanitary facilities
during construction
Water surfaces during excavation and

Dust generation and
exhaust emissions

CO-ORDINATION ACT
(No. 8 of 1999)

FOR THE PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL FLATS AT NHC
CHANGAMWE ESTATE ON PLOT NO. MN/VI/2584,
CHANGAMWE, MOMBASA COUNTY

The Proponent (National Housing Corporation) is proposing to
construct six (6) three (3) storey residential blocks comprising of thirty
(30) two-bed roomed houses and eighteen (18) three-bed roomed
houses all totalling to forty eight (48) residential units; NHC
Changamwe Estate on Plot No. MN/VI/2584, Changamwe, Mombasa
County.
measures:
Oil spills
Mitigation Impacts
Structural stability of the

buildings
Ensure the building and structural plans

are approved by CGM.
Ensure the right construction

quantity of materials are used
Ensure the premise construction is

supervised by qualified personnel
Ensure the inspection and structural

design are done by a registered engineer
Management of
construction waste and

efficient sourcing and
use of raw materials
Segregate waste by separating hazardous

waste from non-hazardous waste
Containers for storing hazardous waste

including used oil should be securely
bunded, labeled and disposed as required
by Waste Management Regulations
Contract a NEMA licensed waste

company or CGM to collect solid waste
from the site for appropriate disposal at
approved sites.
Provide adequate and suitable solid

waste collection containers
Contract a scrap metal dealer with a

valid license for appropriate disposal
Minimize waste generated by adopting

cleaner production methods such as
conserving raw materials, enabling
recovery and re-use of the waste
and
Use durable, long- lasting materials

which will not need to be replaced as
often, thereby reducing the amount of
construction waste generated over time.
Provide facilities for proper handling
Storm-water drainage

Safety
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Energy consumption
Water use
Traffic impacts
Sewerage disposal
construction to reduce dust generation

Restrict un-necessary movement of the
public to the site in order to avoid
accidents. All access to the hazardous
areas should be secured with a fence
Ensure portable fire extinguishers are
provided and in working condition near
probable ignition sources.
Provide adequate and clean water for
drinking.
Maintain environmental management
records on site at al times
Sensitize staff to switch off equipments
and lights when not being used
Consider the possibility of using
alternative sources of energy especially
renewable ones such as solar
Monitor energy use during construction
activities and set targets for efficient
energy use
Have proper planning of transportation
of materials in order to save on fuel
Any water leaks through damaged pipes
should be fixed promptly.
Sensitize the staff to use water
efficiently/sparingly.
Enhance rain water harvesting by use of
tanks and other containers.
Install automatic water taps
Ensure strict enforcement of on and off site speed limits as well as limiting
unnecessary traffic within the project
site
30th August, 2013

switches must be clearly marked
General safety
There should be no live exposed

connections
Electrical fittings near all potential

sources of ignition should be flame
proof
All electrical equipments should be

earthed
Provide day-night security guards and

adequate lighting within and around the
estate
All buildings, foundations, equipments,

structures and partitions that will not be
used for other purposes shall be removed
and recycled/reused
Dispose reusable demolished facilities as

prescribed by public procurement and
disposal Act 2005, Cap 412C
Where
recycling/reuse
of
the
equipments, implements, structures,
partitions and other demolition waste is
not possible, the materials should be
taken to a licensed waste disposal site
and security
Demolition waste
management at
decommissioning

Nairobi.
Provide parking areas for the trucks and

avoiding parking on the road sides.
Provide entry and exit points into the

sites.

Erect proper warning signs at a safe

distance on the access roads to warn
motorist of heavy vehicle turning.
B. M. LANGWEN,
Ensure trucks do not damage road

structures and drainage systems.
Ensure only serviceable trucks are used

during transportation
Transport most construction materials

during off peak hours
Connect the premise to MWSC sewer

line.
Ensure proper maintenance of internal

sewer network.
Ensure that sewage pipes are not

blocked or damaged since such vices can
lead to release of the effluent, resulting
in land and water contamination
MR/2836471

CO-ORDINATION ACT
(No. 8 of 1999)
FOR THE PROPOSED FUEL FILLING STATION CUM
COMMERCIAL SERVICES ON PLOT L.R. NO. EMBAKASI
RANCHING - P- 6966, NAIROBI COUNTY
Emergency/hazard
response/preparedness
plan
There must be a well designed and

documented emergency preparedness
plans
including
fire
emergency
procedures.
Regular inspection and servicing of the

extinguishers should be undertaken by a
reputable service provider and records
maintained
Fire safety signs should be prominently

displayed within the buildings
Residents should be sensitized on fire

safety
Circuits must not be overloaded

measures:
The circuitry of the distribution board
Impacts
Fire protection
Electrical Safety
The Proponent (Lucy Mathenge)is proposing toconstruct a Filling

Station Cum commercial facility comprising of:Four pump isles, two
underground petroleum storage tanks (UPSTs), a heavy duty covered
man-hole for each of the UPSTs, a Mini market, Car wash open to sky,
Oil Interceptor, An acceleration section,Air and water point, An office
section, Sanitary facilities/washrooms, soak pits, Associated piping
works, compressor/ Generator Room, Staffroom, Store, Service bay
and business space
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Liquid Wastes
Gaseous Wastes
Maintenance of drainage channels and

oil interceptor tanks
Discourage or avoid disposal of oil

contaminated water on the ground
Covering the whole operation area with

concrete hardstand
Keep the forecourt clean; it should be

regularly sprinkled with water to
minimize dusts generated by traffic i.e.
always suppress dust by water-spraying
before sweeping.
Air pollution
Noise pollution
Traffic density
Flora & fauna
Soil erosion &

compaction
Solid waste
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facilities
Oil leaks and spills
The facility owner/ dealer to use

unleaded gasoline and low sulphur
diesel, which is less polluting.

occupation

prevent oil leaks.




To avoid bad smells, spillages should be

immediately
cleaned
up.
An
appropriately designed container for
waste collection should be provided on
the site for temporarily storage of
uncollected trash. Prompt disposal of
such material should be done.
Security
Avoid open-air incineration of trash near

the station.
Control speed and


Safety

construction.

masks if working in sensitive areas.

operation
of

how to handle equipment and machines
A well-stocked first aid kit shall be


equipment.


clean
Need to have sufficient powder fire

extinguishers conveniently located near
each fuel dispenser, in store and serviced
after every six months;
Designing and clearly displaying the fire

emergency response plan on the walls of
the station

noisy section.
Provide appropriate training to the staff

on fire emergency procedures

levels.
Provide warning signs such as No

Smoking.
Install one water hydrant

Put sand buckets at every location
Provision of fire blankets

parking zones that are cabro paved
Fire and Explosion

Hazards

the site


on the grass


impact of erosion.

compaction.

after completion.

collection company

backfilled.

Loss of vegetation

Nairobi.
(c) County Director of Environment, Nairobi County.
B. M. LANGWEN,
4390
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MR/2836471
30th August, 2013
collection company

CO-ORDINATION ACT
(No. 8 of 1999)

backfilled.

facilities.

occupation.

prevent oil leaks.





fittings



gravity



ON PLOT TITLE NO. 753, KINGONGO, IN NYERI COUNTY
The Proponent (National oil Corporation of Kenya Ltd is
Security

measures:
Environmental/ Social
Impact
Air pollution
Control speed and


equipment.

construction.



on the grass

noisy section.


levels.
Noise pollution
Traffic density
Flora & Fauna
Soil erosion &
Underground fuel
of


the site


impact of erosion.

compaction.

after completion.

compaction
Solid waste
operation
Vegetation loss

Safety




clean

Nairobi.
(c) County Director of Environment, Nyeri County.
30th August, 2013
THE KENYA GAZETTE

B. M. LANGWEN,
MR/3112340
4391
elevated areas to ground
Cover all trucks hauling soil, sand and

other loose materials
Provide dust screen where necessary
The contractor and proponent should

contract private refuse handlers and
Karuri Town Council to facilitate waste
handling and disposal from site.
The materials should be properly

segregated to encourage recycling of
some wastes.
Demolished stones can be used as

backfills
After project completion, proponent

should rehabilitate the site by planting
local trees, grass and ornamental flowers
at all disturbed areas
Remove as little vegetation throughout

the site as possible
The Proponent (The Northside Developers Ltd) is proposing to

develop apartments that will consist of 10 apartment blocks of 5 types
with a total of 148 units.
Retain vegetation screens to reduce the

visual effect of this stage of the
development
Maintain all mature trees (trees > 25 cm)

within the development;

measures:
The developer should incorporate trees

that are used by bird species for foraging
to attract bird species to the area.
Control earthworks
Installation of portable barriers to shield

compressors and other small stationary
equipment where necessary
Provide soil conservation structures on

areas prone to soil erosion to reduce
impact by run-off
Control construction activities especially

during rainy seasons
Put up signs to indicate construction

activities
Ensure that the drainage plan proposed

is implemented as stipulated on the plan.
Maintain all equipments
Silenced machinery and instruments

should be employed
The provision of a system of culverts

should be considered.
Equipment such as drills, graders and

cement mixers should also be used when
the least number of residents can be
expected to be affected
Conduct landscaping after project

completion to maximally control any
possible chance of soil movement.
The proponent will maintain a 15m

buffer zone so as to protect the riparian
ecosystem of Kaaruchi River
Management of water usage. Avoid

unnecessary wastage of water
Avail storage tanks.
Roof catchments should be provided

with water harvesting systems to
enhance collection & storage of rain
water
Store all raw materials away from the

vicinity of water bodies.
General refuse generated during these

phases of the development must be
stockpiled in one central area of the
development site, away from existing
water bodies.
Clearance of vegetation must be avoided

in periods of heavy rainfall to reduce the
impact of runoff.
Install siltation traps within the drainage

design to collect silt and sediments
Conduct periodical water quality

monitoring to ensure that standards are
maintained.
Routine checkups of and monitoring of

the WWTP to avoid leakages and
blockages
Increased solid waste

CO-ORDINATION ACT
(No. 8 of 1999)
FOR THE PROPOSED PHASE 1 OF WILLOW PARK HOMES ON
L.R. NO. KIAMBAA/THIMBIGUA/2116, KIAMBU COUNTY
Loss of biodiversity

Mitigation Impacts
Noise pollution
Provision of barriers such as walls

around the site boundaries to provide
some buffer against noise
Workers working with machinery,

vehicles and instruments that emit high
levels of noise should be provided with
ear plugs and ear muffs
Sensitize workforce including drivers of

construction vehicles
Air pollution/particulate
matter(dust)
Stockpiles of earth should be sprayed

with water or covered during dry
seasons.
Buffer area of trees and other vegetation

will serve as natural windbreaks
Provide PPE such as nose masks to the
workers in dust generation areas.
Machines must not be left idling for

unnecessary periods of time.
Vehicle speeds in the construction area

will be limited to minimize dust in the
area
Water sources
All raw materials must be sourced as

close as possible to the construction site
thus reducing the emissions from
vehicular traffic.
Soil erosion
The construction contractor will water

the site with exposed soil surfaces twice
daily during dry seasons
Avoid pouring dust materials from
Sewage & effluent
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Public health and

occupational safety
Road safety
Construction of a WWTP to be done to

meet the standards by Karuri Town
Council
Adequate sanitary facilities should be
provided and standard cleanliness
maintained
Proper handling and disposal of solid

waste
Provide suitable safety gear for all

personnel
Proper treatment of waste water
Construction activities must therefore be

limited between 0800hrs and 1700hrs
First aid kit to be provided on site and

ensure that a crew member is trained in
basic first aid practices.
Signs must also be placed around the

construction site displaying the numbers
of the person responsible for handling
emergencies on the site
Contractor should have workmens

compensation cover which should
comply with workmens compensation
Act
Road signs on main roads
Enforce speed limits for construction

vehicles
Implement a traffic system that involves

appropriate sig Perform road repair and
construction at times that persons are
expected to be at work and school and
signs to ensure the smooth flow of
traffic
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FOR THE PROPOSED 1250 TCD SUGAR PLANT AT OLEPITO
VILLAGE, TANGA KONA AREA IN BUSIA COUNTY
The Proponent, (West Kenya Sugar Company Limited) is
proposing to construct a sugar factory comprising of the following:
Mill House, Boiling house, Clarification House, TG hall, Boiler area,
Workshop, Store, Spray pond/Cooling Tower, Sugar Go-down,
Generator Room, Molasses Tank, HR
Office, Sales office,
Engineering Office, MFG office/Lab, Acc/cooling , Auto work
shop/Auto store, Switch Board, Bagasse store, Fire Station, Medical
Center, Car Parking, Time office, Time Office, Agricultural office,
Administrative Office, Cane Yard, Canteen, Distillery, Water
Treatment Plant, Raw Water tank for sugar plant, Raw Water Plant for
co/gen, Weighbridge/Transport Office, Diesel Tank, and an Effluent
Treatment Plant.
measures:
Impacts
Mitigation Impacts
Noise pollution and

vibrations
Adherence
to
manufacturers
specifications and use of modern
technology machines.
Provide ear protection devices for the

workers operating the devices.
Off-site Impacts when
transporting machinery
Transport the machinery in serviced

vehicles.
Socio economic concerns
Develop
a
Corporate
Social
Responsibility programme which could
provide assistance to the community.
Pour water continuously to reduce the

dust levels on the road heading to the
factory or make a more permanent road.
Persons from the nearby communities

should be employed to work on the
construction site.
Transport where possible off-peak to

avoid traffic inconveniences and
possible high risk accidents.
Purchase supplies to be used in the

construction should be sourced from
nearby suppliers
Use the qualified and experienced driver

to transport the machinery to the factory.
Dust pollution
Provide and enforce the use of dust

masks by workers at the site.
Implement HIV/AIDS and other

communicable diseases programmes in
conjunction with relevant ministries
Occupational health &

safety hazards
Observe occupational health and safety

measures.
Where possible offer women equal

opportunities as men
Train workers on Occupational Health

and safety and enforce use of PPEs.
Install first aid kits at the premise.
Maintain data base for material safety

data sheets for all inputs. Make it
available to key personnel.
Install emergency showers.
Install fire extinguishers and fire

hydrants at high risk zones at the factory
premises.
Formulate fire evacuation procedures.
Come up with a fire assembly point.
Conduct regular fire drills.
Segregate the wastes
Use bagasse from the cane as fuel for

steam and power generation.
Use filter and dry lime from the juice

clarification processes to make a soil
conditioning product for agricultural
land.
Use compost organic solids from press

mud to make high quality organic
manure for agricultural production.

Nairobi.
Fire hazards
(c) County Director of Environment, Kiambu County.

MR/3113586
B. M. LANGWEN,

CO-ORDINATION ACT
(No. 8 of 1999)
30th August, 2013
Accidents and Insecurity
Dust generation and

particulate matter
Noise pollution
Poor house keeping
Waste water discharge
Oil spills
Come up with proper waste management

strategies such as incineration of waste
papers, recycling of waste water and
composting of vegetative wastes.
Convert beet pulp into cattle feed.
Build capacity
procedures.
Have first aid kits.
Determine inventory of cane mill dust

generation to determine surplus dust
available.
Use wet scrubbers to remove dust from

drying and cooling of sugar.
Reduce fugitive dust from roads and

areas by cleaning and maintaining a
sufficient level of humidity.
Install ventilation systems with filters on

transport systems for dry sugar and on
sugar packing equipment.
on
safe
Conduct noise mapping.
Provide workers with noise protection

gear.
Observe the frequency of the sound,

time of day and the time duration
especially if it affects the areas
surrounding the factory.
Ensure the floor is dry at all times and

proper drains are made for the waste
water after cleaning or even in case of a
spill during operation.
Areas should be well labeled and

designated to give direction to the
visitors and even serve as a reminder to
the workers and even storage areas.
There needs to be proper lighting in the
work area to avoid accidents due to poor
visibility of the room.
Undertake fuel gas analysis for the

boilers.
Increase number of trees on the site as

carbon sequesters.
Conduct continuous stack gas analysis.
Undertake volatile organic

(VOC) measurement.
Apply for effluent discharge license

from NEMA.
Install a waste water pre-treatment

facility.
Treat and
generated
Construct a proper wetland.
Protection of aquifers and the water

table from ingress of pollutants.
Provide oil interceptors along the

drains from probable sources of oil
contaminants.
reuse
the
carbons
waste
water
Ensure all machinery is in

condition to avoid leakage.
Bund and roof all hazardous chemical

storage areas.
Install central waste oil collection

system for safe disposal.
Energy consumption
working
Keep records for waste oil disposal.
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Employ day and night security guards;

install security lights, alarms and a
strong perimeter fence (preferably
electric).
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Install oil interceptors.
Bund all oil containers and store them

away in a safe room.
Conduct an energy audit to yield an

efficiency enhancement program.
Develop performance indicator for

energy consumption.
Use waste fiber from the cane as fuel

for steam and power generation.
Ensure that the bagasse moisture level

is below 50% before is used as boiler
fuel.
Reuse vapor from vacuum pans for

heating water and juice.
Ensure even energy consumption by

management of batch processes (e.g.
centrifuges, vacuum pans) to schedule
energy demand and equalize steam
demand on the boilers.

Nairobi.
(c) County Director of Environment, Kakamega County.
MR/3113890
B. M. LANGWEN,

CO-ORDINATION ACT
(No. 8 of 1999)
FOR THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF TOWN HOUSES
AND APARTMENTS (MILLENNIUM LIMITED) ON PLOT L.R.
NO. 209/11393 IN EMBAKASI, NAIROBI COUNTY
The Proponent (Kings Developers) is proposing to construct 40
town houses and apartments of three blocks with parking spaces,
community hall and children playground.
measures:
Impacts
Mitigation Measures
Changes in hydrology
Install cascades to break the impact of

water flowing in the drains.
Ensure efficiency of drainage structures
through proper design and maintenance.
Design should be with respect to (water)
peak run-off volumes (i.e. consider
periods or seasons when there is high
intensity of rainfall)
Provide granting to the drainage
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THE KENYA GAZETTE
Soil erosion
Air pollution
Noise pollution
Oil pollution
High water demand
Contractors
area
lay
Road safety
Public
health
occupational safety
channels
Control earthworks
Install drainage structures properly
Compact loose soil
Landscaping
Ensure management of excavation
activities
Control activities especially during rainy
conditions.
Provide soil erosion control structures
on the steep sides
Efficiency of erosion control measures.
Ensure standard farming methods on the
provided gardens
Control speed and operation of
construction vehicles
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Ensure
effective
management.
Design of sewerage system should be as

provided in the plans.
Sensitize residents on environmental

management
Provision of Personal
Equipment (PPE)
Plant vegetation in
areas where
vegetation is unnecessarily removed
Landscaping and planting all disturbed

areas.
Plantings and grassing should be done

just before the rains or irrigated on dry
spells using water conserved during the
wet season
Fire
safety
training/emergency
response
Adapt effective emergency response

plans involving all both during
construction and occupation phases
To enhance health and safety

preparedness among stakeholders
Ensure equipment is in good working

condition
Vegetation
waste
water
Protective
Discourage idling of vehicles
Water should be sprayed during the

construction phase of excavated areas.
Regular maintenance of construction

plant and equipment
Engage sensitive construction workers
Sensitize drivers of construction

machinery on effects of noise
Install firefighting equipment

provided elsewhere in the report
Maintain plant equipment
Construction activities to be restricted to

daytime
Sensitize the residents on fire risks i.e.

conduct regular fire drills.
Workers in the vicinity of high-level

noise to wear safety and protective gear.
Adapt effective emergency response

plan
Provide barriers such as walls and trees

around site boundaries to provide some
buffer against noise prorogation
Maintain
regularly
Provide emergency numbers at strategic

points
Proper storage, handling and disposal of

oil wastes
Provide security guards and facilities

during construction period
Maintain plant and equipment to avoid

leaks
Maintenance of construction vehicles

should be carried out in the contractors
yard off the site
The gate should always be controlled by

the security men, even during
occupation

Provide oil interceptors along the drains

leading from car wash and services bays

Management of water usage. Avoid

unnecessary wastage
Recycling of water at the construction

phase where possible.

Nairobi.
Make use of roof catchments to provide

water i.e. for general purpose and
provide water storage facilities to
individual housing units.
Install water conserving taps that turn

off automatically when water is not
being used.

B. M. LANGWEN,
MR/3113728
Source water from other sources to

increase the water supply capacity of the
NCC
down
Special attention should be paid to the

sanitary facilities on the site
Garbage should be disposed off

periodically and at approved dumpsites
Enforce speed limits for construction

vehicles especially along roads leading
to the site
Provide bill boards at the site/entrance to

notify motorists about the development
and
Ensure proper solid waste disposal and

collection facilities
Security
fire
fighting
as
machinery

CO-ORDINATION ACT
(No. 8 of 1999)
FOR THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF EDUCATION
INSTITUTION AL JAMAE TUS SAIFAYA CAMPUS ON PLOT
L.R. NO. 19983/9, KAREN AREA, NAIROBI COUNTY
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construction materials are recovered for

refurbishing and use in other projects

The Proponent (Dawaat F. Hadiyah)is proposing toconstruct an
Educational Institution Campus (Al JamaeTusSaifiya Campus) around
Saiffer Park to serve the community. The educational Institution will
be installed with modern equipment, computer section, library, hostels,
cafeteria, mosque, and associated amenities on Plot L.R No. 19983/9,
in Karen Area, Nairobi County.
Donate recyclable/ reuse or residual

materials to local community groups,
institutions, and individual local
residents or home owners.

and storage of construction material to
damage or exposure.

minimal or no packaging to avoid the
generation of excessive packaging
waste.
Reuse packaging materials such as

cartoons, cement bags among others
Dispose waste more responsibly by

dumping at designated points on site or
landfill only
Waste collection bins to be provided at

designated points on site.
Running educational campaign amongst

residents.
Increased Storm water
runoff and soil erosion
Roof water harvesting and storing in

underground reserves for use in cleaning
common areas and watering gardens
A storm water management plan that

minimizes impervious area infiltration
by use of recycled areas and use of
detention and / or retention with
graduated outlet control structures shall
be designed
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 those construction vehicles are

restricted to existing roads to avoid soil
compaction within and around the
project site.
Ensure that any compaction areas are

ripped to reduce run-off.
Provision of means for handling

sewerage generated by construction
workers
Conduct regular checks for sewage pipe

blockages or damages since vices can
lead to release of the effluent into the
land water bodies
Monitor effluent quality regularly to

ensure that the stipulated discharge rules
and standards are not violated
Landscaping, and
disturbed area,
Planting
grassing
Secure site by providing security guard
Build a buffer/ security wall and provide

entrance to the area

measures:
Possible Impacts
Hydrology and Water

supply quality
Degradation
Dust and exhaust

emission
Noise pollution and

vibration
Sprinkle water on graded access routes

when necessary to reduce dust
generation by construction vehicles
Personal protective equipment shall be

used
Equipment shall be properly tuned and

maintained
Sensitive construction vehicle drivers,

machinery operators to switch off
vehicles or machinery not in use.
Ensure that construction machinery is

kept in good condition to reduce noise
generation.
Buffer the site against noise propagation.
Construction to be undertaken during the

day when most of the neighbors are at
work
Identify areas where refueling and

vehicle maintenance activities and
storage of hazardous material is well
maintained and protected.
Ensure strict enforcement of onsite
speed limit regulations
Incidents, accidents and

dangerous occurrences
Oil Spills
Hazardous substance control and

emergency response plan that will
include preparation for quick and safe
cleanup of accidental
Ensure that provisions for reporting

incidental and dangerous occurrences
during construction using prescribed
forms obtained from the local
occupational health and safety office
(OHSO) are in place.
Ensure the premises is insured as per

statutory requirements (Third party and
workmans compensation
Develop ,efficient, clean well-lit and

adequate sanitary conveniences have
been provided for construction workers
Generation of waste
water
Enforcing
adherences
to
safety
procedures and preparing contingency
plan for accidental response in addition
to safety education and training shall be
emphasized.
A designated garage section of the site

fitted with trapping equipment to be
planned for changes. Such an area shall
be well protected from contaminating
the soil
Use of an integrated solid waste
management system i.e. recover, recycle
and reuse
Through accurate estimation of the sizes
and qualities of materials required, order
materials in sizes and qualities of
materials
Ensure
that
damaged
or
wasted
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Vegetation
Security
flowers/
planting
exotic
of
tress
all
and

Nairobi.
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MR/3113893
30th August, 2013

excess soil is disposed of away from
site.
Soils are not to be left exposed to

wind/water.
Riverine vegetation to be minimally

disturbed when carrying out soil
excavation
activities
during
construction.
Soil erosion is to be reduced and

riverbank protection enhanced.

CO-ORDINATION ACT
(No. 8 of 1999)
Air Pollution (dust, fuel

emissions)

FOR THE PROPOSED RESETTLEMENT SITE AT GATHIGIRIRI
IN GATHIGIRIRI SUB-LOCATION, TEBERE LOCATION, MWEA
DIVISION, KIRINYAGA COUNTY
The Proponent (National Irrigation Board) is proposing to improve
the infrastructure (including road network, electricity, piped water and
residential houses) of the Gathigiriri site to make it habitable for the
resettlement of displacement persons from Kabare at the sites of the
proposed Thiba Dam and Mutithi Irrigation scheme.
Excess noise and

vibration

measures:
Mitigation Impacts
Landscape visual impact
Design of infrastructure that conforms to

the project site features
Design appropriate sanitary facility

considering efficacy and sustainability.
Potential lack of support

from project area
community
Timely dissemination of project facts to

PAPs, host community and other
stakeholders.
Convening of meetings with PAPs and

Host Community to disseminate project
facts.
Utilize appropriate clearing techniques

e.g. by using human labour as opposed
to heavy machinery.
Soil and water

contamination
Vegetation damage,
habitat loss and
invasion by exotic
species
Generation of Solid
Waste
Noise pollution (excess

noise and vibration)
Soil Erosion
Generation of Solid
Waste
Risk of fire
Site Area &

Groundwater
Water Pollution
Control speed of construction vehicles.
Water is to be sprayed during the

construction phase on dusty areas to
reduce dust emission.
Regular maintenance of vehicle &

equipment.
Provision of dust masks for use in dusty

conditions.
Use of serviceable vehicles and

machinery to avoid excessive smoke
emission.
Use of noise reduction/ hearing

protection devices when working with
noisy equipment or noisy environment.
Use serviceable equipment with low

noise emission.
Instruct truck/machinery operators to

avoid raving engines.
Provide
communal
collection containers.
Liaise with local authority on suitable

dumping site for waste.
Use of the excavated soil to backfill.
Carry out monitoring of the vegetation

that is more susceptible to fire.
No burning of materials is to be
permitted at the site.
No domestic waste is to be disposed of

at the project area.
Provision of used oil containers at a

central point.
Use of waste
management.
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 while maintaining a
balance with productivity.
Inform and provide a plan to farmers
currently cultivating land to be used for
resettlement.
solid
bins/proper
waste
waste
Maintain native ground cover by

selective removal of tree which cannot
be incorporated in the project design.
Minimizing clearing and disruption to

riparian vegetation.
Provide strategically located solid waste

collection container.
Collect together all generated waste

from site clearing.
Transport and dispose all waste away

from site.
Loss of land use, loss of

property, population

dumping site for spoils.
relocation, Land
acquisition

noisy equipment.
Sensitize local population and PAPs on

planned project activities.
Sensitize workers on proper waste

management.
Use of serviceable chain saws (low noise

emission).
Temporary road use risk

to local population
Pre-notification on the intension to move

large equipment by road.
Instruct machinery operators to avoid

raving of engines.
Observe strict code of conduct by the

transporters.
Carry out site preparation activities

during the day.
Soils excavated are to be used for

backfilling construction areas while the
Use of construction site barrier tapes to

isolate the site(working) area to bar
intruders from accessing the area in case
of a dropping object.
Injury to Workers
Working at heights
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Testing of structures for integrity prior

to undertaking work.
Provision harnesses and scaffolds for

working at heights.
Inspection,
replacement
equipment.
Use of helmets and other protective

devices to mitigate against injuries due
to dropping objects.
Loss of farm crops at the

resettlement site
Community
misconceptions
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maintenance,
and
of
fall
protection
Develop and provide a resettlement plan

to crop owners and farmers at the
resettlement site area.
Awareness creation amongst the PAP
and locals on the project facts.
Community
promptly.
issues
responded
to
Project progress reports and monitoring

reports
to
be
prepared
and
recommendations implemented.
Increase in social vices/

Security Concerns
Conduct Information Education and

Communication amongst the community
and the project staff.
Hold meetings between Host and PAP

community.
Have regular police patrols at the

beginning of infrastructure development.
Ensure that access roads, sanitation

facilities, and houses are not constructed
in riparian land, floodplain, waterways
and wetlands.
Installation of sediment traps/screens to

control runoff and sedimentation.
Construction of effective drainages and

culverts.
Sensitize workers on use of protection

facilities like mosquito nets appropriate
gear when working in waterlogged areas
to avoid Bilharzia.
Sanitary facilities for

PAPs
Provide workers on sexually transmitted

diseases and emphasize on use of
condoms.
Installation
facilities.
of
Installation
works.
of
Installation of conservancy tanks.
appropriate
sanitary
appropriate
Use of barrier tapes to isolate the

maintenance areas.
Provide harnesses and scaffolds for

working at heights.
Inspection,
replacement
equipment.
Induction on safety tips to PAPs.
No burning of any materials is to be

Awareness creation amongst

community on the project facts.
Ensure community issues/questions are

responded to promptly.
Preparation of project progress and

monitoring
reports
and
Community
misconceptions
Pollution of surface water

and Waste management
No waste is to be disposed of at the

project site.
It is to be ensured that used oil from

vehicles is not released to the ground.
Used oil is to be put into containers and

appropriately disposed of by a NEMA
approved agent.

central point.
Disruption of schooling
activities
Expansion/ equipping of AHITI

Ndomba Primary School to be able to
accommodate new students from the
resettlement site.
Expansion/equipping
of
Kutus
Dispensary to be able to offer health
services to the PAPs and Local
community.
Consider energy-saving stoves;
Sensitize workers
conservation;
Consideration for designing and

installing a biogas system that is going
to generate cooking gas for the PAPs
using sewage waste from the households
at the site.
Provision of alternative energy source to

PAPs including:
NIB to facilitate identification of

sponsor in the health sector who can
support the project and reduce URTI
prevalence in the project area.
Provision of communal solid waste

containers (skip).
Regular disposal waste depending rate

fill up.
No Health Centre at
Cutting down of trees/

Deforestation to get
firewood
Household Solid Waste
Pollution of air from
kerosene lamp causing

URTI

emissions)
maintenance,
and
of
fall
protection
Noise pollution
the
and
PAPs
Provision of electricity
connection for the PAPs.
on
network
Use of electricity for lighting;

Significant reduction of air pollution at
the household level hence reduction in
URTI prevalence.
Control of construction vehicle speed.
Prohibition of idling of vehicles.
Water is to be sprayed on building

undergoing
demolition
during
decommissioning o reduce dust
emission.
Regular maintenance of vehicles and

equipment.

conditions.

emission.
Noise reduction/ hearing protection

devices when working with noisy
equipment.
Use of serviceable equipment with low

noise emission;
Instruction to truck/machinery operators

to avoid raving of engines.
Use of noise protection (ear muff)

during demolition.
sewage
Maintenance of facilities
Risk of fire
Hold meetings between PAPs and host

community before PAPs resettle at the
site.
resettlement for PAPs
Hold at least two meetings annually to

sensitize local community.
Health issues for

construction workers
Discuss with the crop owners.
Surface run-off and

Sedimentation from
Construction activities
Provide first aid facilities at the site.
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Use of appropriate head, hand and foot

protection (PPE) during demolition of
structures.
30th August, 2013

from site.

dumping site for spoils.


noisy equipment.

Use of serviceable chain saws (low noise

emission).
Instruct machinery operators to avoid

raving of engines.
Carry out site preparation activities

during the day.

that fit physical tasks to employees.
Noise pollution (excess

noise and vibration)

Nairobi.
(c) County Director of Environment, Kirinyaga County.

B. M. LANGWEN,
MR/3113640
Soils excavated are to be used for

backfilling construction areas while the
excess soil is disposed of away from
site.
Soils are not to be left exposed to

wind/water.
Riverine vegetation to be minimally

disturbed when carrying out soil
excavation
activities
during
construction.
Soil erosion is to be reduced and

riverbank protection enhanced.

CO-ORDINATION ACT
(No. 8 of 1999)
Soil Erosion
Control speed of construction vehicles.

FOR THE PROPOSED RESETTLEMENT SITE AT AHITI
NDOMBA IN MWEA EAST DISTRICT, KIRINYAGA COUNTY
Water is to be sprayed during the

construction phase on dusty areas to
reduce dust emission.
Regular maintenance of vehicle &

equipment.

conditions.

emission.

noisy equipment or noisy environment.
Use serviceable equipment with low

noise emission.
Instruct truck/machinery operators to

avoid raving engines.
Provide
communal
solid
waste
collection containers.
dumping site for waste.
Use of the excavated soil to backfill.
Carry out monitoring of the vegetation
that is more susceptible to fire.
No burning of materials is to be
No domestic waste is to be disposed of
at the project area.

The Proponent (National Irrigation Board) is proposing to improve
the infrastructure (including road network, electricity, piped water and
residential houses) of the Ahiti Ndomba site to make it habitable for
the resettlement of displacement persons from Kabare at the sites of
the proposed Thiba Dam and Mutithi Irrigation scheme.
emissions)
Excess noise and

vibration

measures:
Mitigation Impacts
Landscape visual impact
Design of infrastructure that conforms to

the project site features
Design appropriate sanitary facility

considering efficacy and sustainability.
Potential lack of support

from project area
community
Timely dissemination of project facts to

PAPs, host community and other
stakeholders.
Convening of meetings with PAPs and

Host Community to disseminate project
facts.
Soil and water

contamination
Vegetation damage,
habitat loss and
invasion by exotic
species
Generation of Solid
Waste
Utilize appropriate clearing techniques

e.g. by using human labour as opposed
to heavy machinery.
Maintain native ground cover by

selective removal of tree which cannot
be incorporated in the project design.
Minimizing clearing and disruption to

riparian vegetation.
Provide strategically located solid waste

collection container.
Collect together all generated waste

from site clearing.
Transport and dispose all waste away
Generation of Solid
Waste
Risk of fire
Site Area & Groundwater

Water Pollution

central point.
Use of waste
management.
Appropriate head, hand and foot

protection (PPE) during the manual
clearing of vegetation and construction
activities.

that fit physical tasks to employees and
not vice versa while maintaining a
balance with productivity.
Loss of land use, loss of
Inform and provide a plan to farmers
Injury to Workers
bins/proper
waste
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currently cultivating land to be used for

resettlement.
Provide harnesses and scaffolds for

working at heights.
Sensitize local population and PAPs on

planned project activities.
Sensitize workers on proper waste

management.
Inspection,
replacement
equipment.
Induction on safety tips to PAPs.
Temporary road use risk

to local population
Pre-notification on the intension to move

large equipment by road.
No burning of any materials is to be

Observe strict code of conduct by the

transporters.
Awareness creation amongst

community on the project facts.
Use of construction site barrier tapes to

isolate the site(working) area to bar
intruders from accessing the area in case
of a dropping object.
Ensure community issues/questions are

responded to promptly.
Preparation of project progress and

monitoring
reports
and
Hold meetings between PAPs and host

community before PAPs resettle at the
site.
Pollution of surface water

and Waste management
No waste is to be disposed of at the

project site.
It is to be ensured that used oil from
vehicles is not released to the ground.
Used oil is to be put into containers and
appropriately disposed of by a NEMA
approved agent.
central point.
Expansion/ equipping of AHITI
Ndomba Primary School to be able to
accommodate new students from the
resettlement site.
Expansion/equipping
of
Kutus
Dispensary to be able to offer health
services to the PAPs and Local
community.
Consider energy-saving stoves;
Sensitize workers and PAPs on
conservation;
Consideration for designing and
installing a biogas system that is going
to generate cooking gas for the PAPs
using sewage waste from the households
at the site.
Provision of alternative energy source to
PAPs including:
NIB to facilitate identification of
sponsor in the health sector who can
support the project and reduce URTI
prevalence in the project area.
Provision of communal solid waste
containers (skip).
Regular disposal waste depending rate
fill up.
Provision of electricity network
connection for the PAPs.
property, population
relocation, Land
acquisition
Working at heights
Testing of structures for integrity prior

to undertaking work.
Provision harnesses and scaffolds for

working at heights.
Inspection,
replacement
equipment.
Use of helmets and other protective

devices to mitigate against injuries due
to dropping objects.
Loss of farm crops at the
maintenance,
and
of
fall
protection
Risk of fire
Community
misconceptions
Provide first aid facilities at the site.
Discuss with the crop owners.
resettlement site
Develop and provide a resettlement plan

to crop owners and farmers at the
resettlement site area.
Community
misconceptions
Awareness creation amongst the PAP

and locals on the project facts.
Community
promptly.
Project progress reports and monitoring

reports
to
be
prepared
and
issues
responded
to
Disruption of schooling
activities
No Health Centre at
resettlement for PAPs
Cutting down of trees/

Deforestation to get
firewood
Hold at least two meetings annually to

sensitize local community.
Increase in social vices/

Security Concerns
Conduct Information Education and

Communication amongst the community
and the project staff.
Hold meetings between Host and PAP

community.
Have regular police patrols at the

beginning of infrastructure development.
Surface run-off and
Sedimentation from
Construction activities
Ensure that access roads, sanitation

facilities, and houses are not constructed
in riparian land, floodplain, waterways
and wetlands.
Installation of sediment traps/screens to

control runoff and sedimentation.
Construction of effective drainages and

culverts.
Sensitize workers on use of protection

facilities like mosquito nets appropriate
gear when working in waterlogged areas
to avoid Bilharzia.
Pollution of air from
kerosene lamp causing

URTI
Health issues for

construction workers
Sanitary facilities for

PAPs
Provide workers on sexually transmitted

diseases and emphasize on use of
condoms.
Household Solid Waste

emissions)
maintenance,
and
of
fall
protection
the
Use of electricity for lighting;

Significant reduction of air pollution at
the household level hence reduction in
URTI prevalence.
Control of construction vehicle speed.
Prohibition of idling of vehicles.
Water is to be sprayed on building

undergoing
demolition
during
decommissioning to reduce dust
emission.
Installation
facilities.
of
appropriate
sanitary
Installation
works.
of
appropriate
sewage
Installation of conservancy tanks.
Regular maintenance of vehicles and

equipment.
Use of barrier tapes to isolate the

maintenance areas.
Maintenance of facilities
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oil response in country, and international
Tier 3 capacity engaged.
conditions.
Noise pollution
Injury to Workers

emission.
Noise reduction/ hearing protection

devices when working with noisy
equipment.
Clean-up and removal of synthetic oil

based mud from cutting to achieve 5%
by weight oil content.
Implement Waste
Management Plan.
and
Use of serviceable equipment with low

noise emission;
Implement Fisheries and Wildlife

Mitigation and Management Plan.
Instruction to truck/machinery operators

to avoid raving of engines.
Use of noise protection (ear muff)

during demolition.
Noise impacts on the

avifauna and marine
fauna
Ensuring equipment is maintained in

good working order to minimise the
generation of excessive noise which may
be
transmitted
to
the
marine
environment.
Use of appropriate head, hand and foot

protection (PPE) during demolition of
structures.

that fit physical tasks to employees.

Implement Noise
Management Plan.

Mitigation an Management Plan.
Introduction of marine
alien invasive species
Mobilisation from neighbouring country

(Tanzania), combined with compliance
with MARPOL guidelines and DSM-1
operational management plans.

Implement Waste Water Mitigation and

Management Plan
local
Overall impact of the Project on the

general business of Mombasa and the
surrounding will be minimal in scale.
The wastes generated by the drilling
however could comprise wastes which
the local infrastructure (waste disposal
routes) is unable to manage.

Nairobi.
(c) County Director of Environment, Kirinyaga County.
B. M. LANGWEN,
MR/3113640
Strains on the
infrastructure
Mobilisation from neighbouring country

(Tanzania), combined with compliance
with MARPOL guidelines and DSM-1

Implement Waste Water Mitigation and

Management Plan
Impact of released drill

cuttings on pelagic and
benthic fauna and flora
Clean-up and removal of synthetic oil

based mud from cutting to achieve 5%
by weight oil content.

CO-ORDINATION ACT
(No. 8 of 1999)

The Proponent (BG Kenya) is proposing to explore for the
presence of hydrocarbons in blocks L10A and L10B. The project
involves the mobilization of drill ships, drilling of wells, testing,
plugging or abandoning of wells (depending on results) and
demobilization, transfer of supplies by support vessels and personnel
by helicopter.
Development of a detailed Oil Spill

Response Plan, based on the findings of
this EIA, integrated with DSM-1
Provision of Tier 1 oil spill response

capacity on DSM-1 to contain minor
spills of fuel from the vessels, and Tier 2
and
Implement Waste
Management Plan.

Loss of contents of fuel

bunker through
Implement Chemicals and Hydrocarbons

Spill Prevention
Mitigation and
Management Plan.
collision
Social impacts
Mitigation
and
Development of a detailed Oil Spill

Response Plan, based on the findings of
this EIA, integrated with DSM-1
Provision of Tier 1 oil spill response

capacity on DSM-1 to contain minor
spills of fuel from the vessels, and Tier 2
oil response in country.
Worker
briefing
on
appropriate
behaviour when in Mombasa/Nairobi as
part of H&S briefing for all workers.
Supported by Community Grievance

System
Mitigation Measures
Implement Chemicals and Hydrocarbons
Spill Prevention
Mitigation and
Management Plan.
Mitigation

measures:
Release of hydrocarbons
and chemicals into the
ocean
and
Implement Waste
Management Plan
Water Quality

FOR THE PROPOSED BG GROUP OFFSHORE EXPLORATORY
DRILLING IN BLOCK L10A & L10B
Mitigation
Impacts
Mitigation

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Enforcing
adherences
to
safety
procedures and preparing contingency
plan for accidental response in addition
to safety education and training shall be
emphasized.
Ensure the premises are insured as per

statutory requirements (Third party and
workmans compensation).
Develop, efficient, clean well-lit and

adequate sanitary conveniences have
been provided for construction workers.
Oil spills
A designated garage section of the site

fitted with trapping equipment to be
planned for changes. Such an area shall
be well protected from contaminating
the soil
Use of an integrated solid waste

management system i.e. recover, recycle
and reuse
Through accurate estimation of the sizes

and qualities of materials required, order
materials in sizes and qualities of
materials
Ensure that damaged or wasted

construction materials are recovered for
refurbishing and use in other projects
Donate recyclable/ reuse or residual

materials to local community groups,
institutions, and individual local
residents or home owners.

and storage of construction material to
damage or exposure.

minimal or no packaging to avoid the
generation of excessive packaging
waste.
Reuse packaging materials such as

cartoons, cement bags among others
Dispose waste more responsibly by

dumping at designated points on site or
landfill only
Waste collection bins to be provided at

designated points on site.
Running educational campaign amongst

residents
Roof water harvesting and storing in

underground reserves for use in cleaning
common areas and watering gardens
A storm water management plan that

minimizes impervious area infiltration
by use of recycled areas and use of
detention and / or retention with
graduated outlet control structures shall
be designed
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 those construction vehicles are

restricted to existing roads to avoid soil
compaction within and around the
project site.
Ensure that any compaction areas are

ripped to reduce run-off.
Provision of means for handling

sewerage generated by construction
workers
Conduct regular checks for sewage pipe

Nairobi.
B. M. LANGWEN,
MR/3113638
4401

CO-ORDINATION ACT
(No. 8 of 1999)
FOR THE PROPOSED JAFFERY COMPLEX IN MBARAKI,
MOMBASA COUNTY
The Proponent (K.S.I Jamaat Trust Board Development
Committee) is proposing to construct Jaffery Complex in Mbaraki,
Mombasa, Kenya.
measures:
Impacts
Mitigation Measures
Hydrology and Water

supply quality
Degradation
Hazardous substance control and

emergency response plan that will
include preparation for quick and safe
cleanup of accidental
Identify areas where refueling and
vehicle maintenance activities and
storage of hazardous material is well
maintained and protected.
Ensure strict enforcement of onsite

speed limit regulations
Sprinkle water on graded access routes

when necessary to reduce dust
generation by construction vehicles
Personal protective equipment shall be

used
Equipment shall be properly tuned and

maintained
Sensitive construction vehicle drivers,

machinery operators to switch off
vehicles or machinery not in use.
Ensure that construction machinery is

kept in good condition to reduce noise
generation.
Buffer the site against noise propagation.
Construction to be undertaken during the

day when most of the neighbors are at
work
Incidents, accidents and

dangerous occurrences
Ensure that provisions for reporting

incidental and dangerous occurrences
during construction using prescribed
forms obtained from the local
occupational health and safety office
(OHSO) are in place.
Dust and exhaust

emission
Noise pollution and

vibration
Increased storm water

runoff and soil
erosion
Generation of waste
water
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blockages or damages since vices can
lead to release of the effluent into the
land water bodies
Vegetation
Security
Monitor effluent quality regularly to

ensure that the stipulated discharge rules
and standards are not violated
Landscaping, and
disturbed area
Planting
grassing
Secure site by providing security guard
Build a buffer/ security wall and provide

entrance to the area
flowers/
planting
of
all
30th August, 2013

CO-ORDINATION ACT
(No. 8 of 1999)
APPLICATION FOR ACCESS PERMITS
exotic
tress
and

Nairobi.
B. M. LANGWEN,
MR/3113642

PURSUANT to legal notice No. 160 of Environment Management
and Coordination (Conservation of Biological Diversity and Resources
Access to Genetic Resources and Benefit Sharing) Regulation 2006.
The National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has
received application for access permits for the following:
Anneke Janzen, British Institute In East Africa, Laikipia Road,
Kileleshwa, P.O. Box 3071000100, Nairobi 1200 Capitol Road
APT2, Santa Cruz CA 95062, U.S.A.
Activity.Collection of dental specimens from domestic animals, (Bos
taurus, capra hircus and ovis aries) from Narok.
Egg shell fragments from Struthio camelus, Dental and skeleton
elements of microfauna from the landscape or from owl pellets.
Skeleton and Dental remains of rodents, hyraxes, (Procavia sp) and
dental remains of bovids, including modoqua sp and cephalophus sp.
from various national parks in Kenya.
NOTE:
The full documentations of the proposed Activities are available
during working hours at the National Environment Management
Authority (NEMA) Headquarters, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road,
Nairobi.
The Authority is therefore inviting Members of the public to
submit oral and written comments within 21 days from the date of
publication of the notice to the Director General to assist the Authority
in determination of the application.
GEOFFREY WAHUNGU,
Director-General,

THE ELECTIONS ACT
(No. 24 of 2011)
THE ELECTION (GENERAL) REGULATIONS, 2012
THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORAL AND BOUNDARIES COMMISSION ACT, 2011
APPOINTMENT OF THE COUNTY RETURNING OFFICER AND DEPUTY COUNTY RETURNING OFFICER AND THE RETURNING OFFICERS FOR THE SIAYA
COUNTY GOVERNOR AND KIBWEZI WEST PARLIAMENTARY BY-ELECTION TO BE HELD ON 17TH OCTOBER, 2013
IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by Article 88(4) of the Constitution, Section 11 of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Act, 2011,
section 16, 38 of the Elections Act, 2011, section 109 (1) (d), (j), (k), (l), (x), (bb) of the Elections Act, 2011 and Regulations 3(1), 3 (a)(f), (4), (5),
(6) of the Elections (General) Regulations, 2012, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission hereby appoints the County Returning
Officer and Deputy Returning Officer named in the Sixth Column of the First Schedule for the County Governor by-election and appoints the
Returning Officers and Deputy Returning Officers named in the Sixth Column of the Second Schedule for the both the County Governor and the
Parliamentary by-elections.
The appointments are for the purpose of the 17th October, 2013 By-Election exercise.
FIRST SCHEDULE
County
Code
County Name
Constituency
Code
Constituency
Name
41
Siaya
Position
Name
ID No.
County Returning Officer
Jacqueline Osiemo
13500154
Deputy County Returning Officer
Martin Ngoga Omolo
23912581
SECOND SCHEDULE
30th August, 2013

County
Code
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County Name Constituency Code Constituency Name Position

Matungulu
087
Kibwezi West
41
Siaya
232
Ugenya
41
Siaya
233
Ugunja
41
Siaya
234
Alego Usonga
41
Siaya
235
Gem
41
Siaya
236
Bondo
41
Siaya
237
Rarieda
4403
Name
Returning Officer
Deputy Returning Officer
Returning Officer
Returning Officer
Returning Officer
Returning Officer
Returning Officer
Returning Officer
ID No.
Noor Gedi Arale

Jackson Ndunda Kiluva
Esborne Baraza
Peter O. Ongeso
David K. Cherop
Cavin O. Mtula
Benson Esusa Lumwagi
Isaiah W. Adipo
Juma Kalori Mugwanga
Peter O. Were
Rose Obari
Benson Oduor Nyagwa
Hilda A. Imbo
Simon Sudi Ayomo
10360474
20958983
6420880
8932750
12678121
22222826
14435973
2289970
11031098
9228975
8399647
24648489
9306115
P071370

A. I. HASSAN,
Chairperson,
Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.
OCHIYY AUTO TECH
DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLECTED GOODS
NOTICE is issued in pursuance to the provision of section 5 of the
Disposal of Uncollected Goods Act, (Cap. 38) of the laws of Kenya, to
the owner of Mitsubishi Cedia saloon, reg. No. KAW 913R motor
vehicle, which is lying at the premises of Ohiyy Auto Tech Limited,
Wilson Airport, off Langata Road, Nairobi, to take delivery of the
same within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice
upon payment of the outstanding storage charges and any other
incidental cost incurred as at the date of delivery is taken. If the
aforesaid motor vehicle is not collected at the expiry of the notice
mentioned above the same shall be sold by the public auction or
private treaty without any further notice thereof.
J. O. OTIENO,
Managing Director.
MR/3113919
WESTLANDS MUTHITH GODOWN, NAIROBI

NOTICE is issued pursuant to the provisions of the Disposal of
Uncollected Goods Act (Cap. 38) of the laws of Kenya, to the owners
of Range Rover HHD Vogue, reg. No. UAS 885D, red in colour,
presiently lying uncollected at the premises of Westlands Muthithi
Godown, Nairobi, to collect the said motor vehicle within one month
from the date of publication of this notice from the said premises, upon
payment of storage charges and any other incidental costs of
publishing this notice, and failure to which the same shall be disposed
of by way of auction without any further notice.
MR/3113863
of the sale be defrayed against all accrued charges, without any further
reference to the owner.
Dated the 28th April, 2013.
WILSON M. KARIUKI,
MR/3172036
for Wiskam Auctioneers.

JUBILEE INSURANCE COMPANY OF KENYA LIMITED
Head Office: P.O. Box 3037600100, Nairobi
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 191647 in the name and on the life of Lucy Wanjiku
Mwangi.
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 days
from the date of this notice, duplicate policy will be issued, which will
be the sole evidence of the contract.
ALEX MWANGI,
Life Department.
MR/3113629

PETER NJUNGE KAHURA,

Director.
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 187295 in the name and on the life of Patel Kiran
Chandubhai.

WISKAM AUCTIONEERS
NOTICE is issued pursuant to the provisions of the Disposal of
Uncollected Goods Act (Cap. 38) of the laws of Kenya, to the owner
of Isuzu Tougher Reg. No. KAB 680F, Mitusubishi Canter KXA 632,
Nissan Pick-up KAS 162B and Land Rover KAB 079P, within thirty
(30) days from the date of publication of this notice, to take delivery of
the said motor vehicles which currently is at Patmak Auto Garage
upon payment of cumulative storage charges, together with interest
plus cost of publishing this notice, and any incidental charges, failure
to which the said motor vehicles will be disposed off under the said
Act, either by public auction, tender, or private treaty and the proceeds

MR/3113629
ALEX MWANGI,
Life Department.

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30th August, 2013

(Incorporated in Kenya)
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 177345 in the name and on the life of Lucy Wanjiku
Mwangi.
ALEX MWANGI,
MR/3113629
Life Department.
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. CL/20/9694 in the name of Kevin Njue Burine.
APPLICATION has been made to this company for the issue of
lodged to the contrary at the office of the company within thirty (30)
days from the date of this notice, duplicate policy will be issued, which
will be the sole evidence of the contract.
JOAN NJUKI,
Life Department.
MR/3112480

CORPORATE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
BRITISH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY (K) LIMITED


LOSS OF POLICY
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. CL/20/9998 in the name of Geoffrey Simiyu Mukhullusia.
Policy No. 16123359 in the name and on the life of Judith Anyango
Owuor.

REPORT having been made to this company on the loss of the

above numbered policy, 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, a duplicate policy will be issued and shall
be used as the only valid documents by the company for all future
transactions.

JOAN NJUKI,
Life Department.
MR/3112480

MR/3112479
J. K. MITEI,
Underwriting Manager, Life
LOSS OF POLICY
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. CL/12/2973 in the name of Simon Ochanda Mbusya.

JOAN NJUKI,
Life Department.
MR/3112480

LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. CL/12/4137 in the name of David Imara Lochuch.
MR/3112480
JOAN NJUKI,
Life Department.
Policy No. 1613109 in the name and on the life of Josphat Kaunda
Maikara.
transactions.
J. K. MITEI,
MR/3112479
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 16110580 in the name and on the life of Jennifer Rutoh.
transactions.
MR/3112479
J. K. MITEI,
30th August, 2013
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4405
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 12213311 in the name and on the life of Gideon
Kipkeringa Mitei.
transactions.
J. K. MITEI,
MR/3112479
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 1632370 in the name and on the life of Abdulkadir Issa
Noormohamed.
transactions.
J. K. MITEI,
MR/3112478


LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 16128091 in the name and on the life of Dache Joash
Odhiambo.
transactions.
J. K. MITEI,
MR/3112479
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 12212983 in the name and on the life of Aggrey Wasike
Simiyu.
transactions.
J. K. MITEI,
MR/3112478
LOSS OF POLICY
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 1602823 in the name and on the life of Jimmy Ongondo
Amos.
Policy No. 1612708 in the name and on the life of William Wambasi
Enos.

transactions.

transactions.
J. K. MITEI,
MR/3112479
J. K. MITEI,
MR/3112478
LOSS OF POLICY
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 16118379 in the name and on the life of Edwin Muturi
Muriuki.
Policy No. 1634630 in the name and on the life of Lucy Wambui
Murumba.

transactions.

transactions.

MR/3112478
J. K. MITEI,

MR/3112478
J. K. MITEI,
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30th August, 2013
LOSS OF POLICY
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 160853 in the name and on the life of Samuel Waweru
Gatati.
Policy No. 1633096 in the name and on the life of Peter Kipkemei
Rutuno Yatich.

transactions.
J. K. MITEI,
MR/3112477

transactions.
J. K. MITEI,
MR/3112477



LOSS OF POLICY
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 1896007 in the name and on the life of George Githu.
Policy No. 12210775 in the name and on the life of Zachary Makhet
Wamalwa.

transactions.

transactions.

MR/3112477
J. K. MITEI,
J. K. MITEI,
MR/3113677



LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 16115135 in the name and on the life of William Gitonga
Mbogori.
transactions.
J. K. MITEI,
MR/3112477
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 16094 in the name and on the life of Asaria Ochola
Onyango.
transactions.
J. K. MITEI,
MR/3113677

LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 163340 in the name and on the life of Amina Shaku
LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 124575 in the name and on the life of Margaret Muthoni
Mwaniki.

transactions.
J. K. MITEI,
MR/3112477

transactions.

MR/3113677
J. K. MITEI,
30th August, 2013
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LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 1222858 in the name and on the life of Osman Tachana.
transactions.
MR/3113678
J. K. MITEI,
NOTICE is given that by a deed poll dated 17th July, 2013, duly
executed and registered in the Registry of Documents at Nairobi as
Presentation No. 1848, in Volume DI, Folio 164/3044, File No.
MMXIII, by our client, Oscar Kipchumba Sudi, of P.O. Box 5556,
Eldoret in the Republic of Kenya, formerly known as Oscar
Kipchumba Kipyatich, formally and absolutely renounced and
abandoned the use of his former name Oscar Kipchumba Kipyatich,
and in lieu thereof assumed and adopted the name Oscar Kipchumba
Sudi, for all purposes and authorizes and requests all persons at all
times to designate, describe and address him by his assumed name
Oscar Kipchumba Sudi only.
MR/3113979
WAMBUGU & MURIUKI,

Advocate for Oscar Kipchumba Sudi,
formerly known Oscar Kipchumba Kipyatich.

LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 16114871 in the name and on the life of Agnes Nyambura
Gatonye.
transactions.
J. K. MITEI,
MR/3112479
CHANGE OF NAME
NOTICE is given that by a deed poll dated 7th August, 2013,
duly executed and registered in the Registry of Documents at Nairobi,
as Presentation No. 718, in Volume DI, Folio 155/2912, File No.
MMXIII, by our client Joseph Muiruri Nyakio, of P.O. Box 4, Uplands
in the Republic of Kenya, formerly known as Joseph Muiruri Kamau,
formally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the use of his
former name Joseph Muiruri Kamau, and in lieu thereof assumed and
adopted the name Joseph Muiruri Nyakio, for all purposes and
authorizes and requests all persons at all times to designate, describe
and address him by his assumed name Joseph Muiruri Nyakio only.
R/3112469
J. K. MUCHAE,
Advocate for Joseph Muiruri Nyakio,
formerly known as Joseph Muiruri Kamau.
CHANGE OF NAME

LOSS OF POLICY
Policy No. 12092 in the name and on the life of Dabaleen Dominic
Kerewa.
transactions.
J. K. MITEI,
MR/3112773
CHANGE OF NAME
executed and registered in the Registry of Documents at Mombasa, as
Presentation No. 375, in Volume B-13, Folio 1027/6044, File No.
1637, by our client Jaffar Mzamil Omar Mzamil, of P.O. Box 530080200, Mombasa in the Republic of Kenya, formerly known as Jaff
Mzamil Omar Mzamil, formally and absolutely renounced and
abandoned the use of his former name Jaff Mzamil Omar Mzamil, and
in lieu thereof assumed and adopted the name Jaffar Mzamil Omar
Mzamil, for all purposes and authorize and request all persons at all
Jaffar Mzamil Omar Mzamil only.
MR/3112333
4407
KUPALIA & COMPANY,

Advocates for Jaffar Mzamil Omar Mzamil,
formerly known as Jaff Mzamil Omar Mzamil.

CHANGE OF NAME
NOTICE is given that by a deed poll dated 16th October, 2012,

duly executed and registered in the Registry of Documents at Nairobi
as Presentation No. 414, in Volume D1 Folio 62/1416, File No.
MMXIII, by me, Joseph Wachira Nduru Gichimu, of P.O. Box 22749
00400, Nairobi in the Republic of Kenya, formerly known as Joseph
Nduru Gichimu, formally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the
use of my former names Joseph Nduru Gichimu, and in lieu thereof
assumed and adopted the name Joseph Wachira Nduru Gichimu, for
all purposes and authorize and request all persons at all times to
designate, describe and address me by my assumed name Joseph
Wachira Nduru Gichimu only.
Dated the 5th April, 2013.
MR/2836405
JOSEPH WACHIRA NDURU GICHIMU,

formerly known as Joseph Nduru Gichimu.

CHANGE OF NAME
NOTICE is given that by a deed poll dated 7th August, 2013, duly
executed and registered in the registry of Documents Nairobi as
Presentation No: 754, in Volume D1, Folio, 156/2924, File No:
MMXII, by our client, Charles Memusi Leperes, of P.O. Box 1099100100, Nairobi in the Republic of Kenya, formerly known as Charles
Kimurgor Chepkwony, formally and absolutely renounced and
abandoned the use of his former names Charles Kimurgor Chepkwony,
and in lieu thereof assumed and adopted the name Charles Memusi
Leperes, for all purposes and authorizes and requests all persons at all
Charles Memusi Leperes only.
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MENGICH & COMPANY,
Advocates for Charles Memusi Leperes.
formerly known as Charles Kimurgor Chepkwony.
30th August, 2013
name Luis Wahome, for all purposes and authorizes and requests all
persons at all times to designate, describe and address him by his
assumed name Luis Wahome only.
Presentation No: 173, in Volume DI, Folio, 152/2881, File No:
MMXII, by our client, Luis Wahome, of P.O. Box 3181700600,
Nairobi in the Republic of Kenya, formerly known as Louis Wahome
John alias Luis Wahome Muriuki, formally and absolutely renounced
and abandoned the use of his former names Louis Wahome John alias
Luis Wahome Muriuki, and in lieu thereof assumed and adopted the
MR/3113718
NJORA WAWERU & ASSOCIATES,

Advocates for Luis Wahome,
formerly known as Louis Wahome
John alias Luis Wahome Muriuki.
CHANGE OF NAME
NOTICE is given that by a deed poll dated 20th June, 2013, duly
executed and registered in the Registry of Documents at Nairobi as
Presentation No. 786, in Volume DI, Folio 156/2915, File No.
MMXIII, by my client, Sheila Muthoni Lane, of 11430, Brundidge
Ter, Germantown mmd 20876, in the United States of America,
formerly known as Serah Olive Sheila Muthoni Gituku alias Serah
Olive Muthoni Lane alias Serah Olive Sheila Muthoni Lane, formally
and absolutely renounced and abandoned the use of her former name
Serah Olive Sheila Muthoni Gituku alias Serah Olive Muthoni Lane
alias Serah Olive Sheila Muthoni Lane, and in lieu thereof assumed
and adopted the name Sheila Muthoni Lane, for all purposes and
and address her by her assumed name Sheila Muthoni Lane only.
MR/3113644
MAINA MUKOMA & COMPANY,

Advocates for Sheila Muthoni Lane,
formerly known Serah Olive Sheila Muthoni Gituku
alias Serah Olive Muthoni Lane
alias Serah Olive Sheila Muthoni Lane.

CHANGE OF NAME

CHANGE OF NAME
NOTICE is given that by a deed poll dated 26th Novermber, 2012,
duly executed and registered in the registry of Documents Nairobi as
MMXII, by our client, Patrice N. L. Wentot, of P.O. Box 1,
Kapsokwony, in the Republic of Kenya, formerly known as Patrick
Sattia Ngeywa, formally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the
use of his former names Patrick Sattia Ngeywa, and in lieu thereof
assumed and adopted the name Patrice N. L. Wentot, for all purposes
and authorizes and requests all persons at all times to designate,
describe and address him by his assumed name Patrice N. L. Wentot
only.
only.
only.
30th August, 2013
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only.
MR/3113676
NJORA WAWERU & ASSOCIATES,

Advocates Patrice N. L. Wentot,
formerly known as Patrick Sattia Ngeywa.
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lieu thereof assumed and adopted the name Abdi Dadai Omar, for all
purposes and authorizes and requests all persons at all times to
designate, describe and address him by his assumed name Abdi Dadai
Omar only.
MR/3113744
AHMEDNASIR, ABDIKADIR & COMPANY,

Advocates for Abdi Dadai Omar,
formerly known as Mohamed Ali Yalahow.
CHANGE OF NAME
CHANGE OF NAME
NOTICE is given that by a deed poll dated 16th August, 2013,

duly executed and registered in the Registry of Documents at Nairobi,
as Presentation No. 1609, in Volume DI, Folio 163/3028, File No.
MMXIII, by our client, Charles Odhiambo Okumu, formerly known as
Charles Laban Odhiambo alias Charles Odhiambo alias Charles L.
Odhiambo, formally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the use
of his former name Charles Laban Odhiambo alias Charles Odhiambo
alias Charles L. Odhiambo, and in lieu thereof assumed and adopted
the name Charles Odhiambo Okumu, for all purposes and authorizes
and requests all persons at all times to designate, describe and address
him by his assumed name Charles Odhiambo Okumu only.
Presentation No. 605, in Volume DI, Folio, 153/2895, File No:
MMXII, by our client, Bhavin Shamji Kara, of P.O. Box 78499
00507, formerly known as Kara Bhavin Jadavji, formally and
absolutely renounced and abandoned the use of his former names
Kara Bhavin Jadavji, and in lieu thereof assumed and adopted the
name Bhavin Shamji Kara, for all purposes and authorizes and
requests all persons at all times to designate, describe and address him
by his assumed name Bhavin Shamji Kara only.
CHANGE OF NAME
MMXII, by our client, Abdi Dadai Omar, formerly known as
Mohamed Ali Yalahow, formally and absolutely renounced and
abandoned the use of his former names Mohamed Ali Yalahow, and in
Omar only.
Omar only.
R/3112469
OUMA NJOGA & COMPANY

Advocates for Charles Odhiambo Okumu,
formerly known as Charles Laban Odhiambo
alias Charles Odhiambo alias Charles L. Odhiambo.
Omar only.

SICHANGI PARNERS,
Advocates for Bhavin Shamji Kara,
formerly known as Kara Bhavin Jadavji.
MR/3113602

CHANGE OF NAME
MMXII, by our client, Nancy Pendo Zion, of P.O. Box 6473600620,
Nairobi in the Republic of Kenya, formerly known as Nancy Ubaga
Mugera, formally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the use of
her former names Nancy Ubaga Mugera, and in lieu thereof assumed
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and address her by her assumed name Nancy Pendo Zion only.
MR/3113623
WAIGURU NJUGUNA & COMPANY,

Advocates for Nancy Pendo Zion,
formerly known as Nancy Ubaga Mugera.
30th August, 2013
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THE KENYA GAZETTE

Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya

Vol. CXVNo. 126

NAIROBI, 30th August, 2013

The Income Tax ActAppointments....................................

The Customs and Excise ActAppointment .......................

The Kenya Revenue Authority ActAppointment .............

The Geologists Registration ActAppointment ..................

The Environmental Management and Co-ordination Act

Disposal of Uncollected Goods ..............................................

Loss of Policies ........................................................................

The Valuers ActAppointment ............................................

The Medical Practitioners and Dentists ActAppointment

The Civil Aviation ActAppointments................................

The Kenya Information and Communications Act

The Labour Relations ActDeduction of Union Dues, etc.

---------------SUPPLEMENT No. 125

The Elections ActDeclaration of Vacancies, etc. .............. 4374, 4383, 4402

193The Value Added Tax ActCommencement

The County Governments ActAppointment. ....................

194The Central Bank of Kenya Act

195The Standards Tribunal (Practice and

The Land Registration ActIssue of Provisional

THE KENYA GAZETTE

IN Gazette Notice No. 5082 of 2013, Cause No. 41 A| of 2012,

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 12598

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 12600

30th August, 2013

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 12601

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 12602

30th August, 2013

THE KENYA GAZETTE

Under paragraph (c)

4. The taskforce shall

David Truman Kiima (Dr.)

(a) prepare a detailed work plan;

Evelyn Gaceri Wagaiyu (Prof.)

(a) hold consultative meetings with the Cabinet Secretary, sector

THE CIVIL AVIATION ACT

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 12607

THE KENYA GAZETTE

(b) The Remittances should be made and notices thereof should be

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 12612

Dated the 16th August, 2013.

THE COUNTY GOVERNMENTS ACT

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 12609

PURSUANT to Article 235 of the Kenya Constitution as read

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 12613

(b) Deductions to commence within thirty (30) days of receiving

30th August, 2013

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 12610

ISSUE OF A PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATE

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 12614

Dated the 22nd August, 2013.

ISSUE OF A PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATE

30th August, 2013

THE KENYA GAZETTE

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 12615

GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 12619

ISSUE OF A NEW LAND TITLE DEED

ISSUE OF A NEW LAND TITLE DEED

WHEREAS Charles Ochieng Ngesa, of P.O. Box 7132, Nakuru in

WHEREAS Mwangi Njuguna, of P.O. Box 12810105, Naromoro