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CORRUPTION
REFORM | Law team chief terms move irregular and says appointments must be done afresh
NYONGO TOLD TO STEP DOWN OVER SCANDAL
Lobby demands minister resigns to pave the way for investigations into controversial NHIF payouts to non-existent clinics. P.6
Raila rejects Kibakis list of county bosses

Premier says he was not consulted as Nyachae argues that jobs must be lled in accordance with new laws but Atwoli and Ojodeh back appointments as based on merit Story Page 4
The PM says he was not consulted. He also does not understand their specic roles because the Constitution says that governors will be in charge of the counties. He feels their appointment is a recipe for chaos in the counties Dennis Onyango, Prime Minister Raila Odingas spokesman
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News P. 2-9, Back County News P. 10-11, 16 Opinion P. 12-13 Letters P. 14 International P. 17-24 Business P. 26-30 Sport P. 50-55
Woman dies as rains visit misery on poor families

BY NATION TEAM
newsdesk@ke.nationmedia.com A woman died and more than 300 people were left homeless after the Nairobi River burst its banks in Mathare slums yesterday. Three other people are ghting for their lives in hospital. Kenya Red Cross official, Ms Wangeci Mathenge, said floods swept through the area at about 2am on Sunday. The number of people aected stands at 300 families at the moment, Ms Mathenge told the Nation yesterday. Starehe police boss Aphoid Nyagah said an unknown number of people were missing. We managed to pull out the body CONTINUED ON PAGE 3
Mathare Area 4A residents count their losses after the Nairobi River burst its banks and destroyed their dwellings on Saturday. A woman drowned in the oods and hundreds spent the night in the cold. The long rains have displaced more than 50,000 people and destroyed property worth billions of shillings since last month.
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PROTEST | Business leaders accuse union of using workers for political agenda
DAILY NATION Monday May 14, 2012
Dock workers vow strike on as union ghts claims of sabotage

Sta representatives say port chiefs turned down pleas for negotiations to end dispute
BY MWAKERA MWAJEFA
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GUIDE TO YOUR DAY

Regional highlights
Nairobi: The African Progress Report will be launched today at the Intercontinental Hotel. -Agency banking will get a further boost today with the launch of the programme at Kenya Industrial Estates headquarters.
Sudan conict
AND GITONGA MARETE
ock workers yesterday vowed to strike on Wednesday even as business leaders and the port management accused them of pushing a political agenda. Ocials of the Dock Workers Union endorsed the boycott to press the management to employee 2,500 casuals permanently as agreed last year. They accused Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) managing director Gichiri Ndua of working with Transport permanent secretary Cyrus Njiru to frustrate them. The unions secretary-general, Mr Simon Sang, issued a strike notice last Monday claiming that the management had reneged on its pledge to hire casuals. We have learnt that our demands are falling on deaf ears because the PS is running the port from Nairobi, he claimed. This comes at a time when the port is recovering from a congestion crisis that saw the facility choked with over 20,000 containers in a yard with a capacity of 15,000. But KPAs corporate aairs manager Bernard Osero said the strike was uncalled for since all avenues had not been explored. It is unfortunate that the union is calling for a strike even before they exhaust dialogue with the management, he said. Mr Osero warned the strike would disrupt
The Kenya Ports Authority yard in Mombasa has a capacity of 15,000 containers, but is often congested due to delays in clearing or workers strikes.
operations at a time when the port had recorded an increase in the volume of cargo being cleared. We cannot aord to have a strike for even a couple of workers at any of the departments because it will aect the entire chain, Mr Osero added. Maritime stakeholders also criticised Mr Sang, claiming he had turned the union into a political tool. There is no way any time workers have a dispute with the employer they resort to strikes even before they engage the management, said an industry player who declined to be named for fear of reprisals. But Mr Sang dismissed the claims, saying he was only ghting for his members rights. We called the strike because the management did not want to listen to us. But we are in touch with the Labour minister John Munyes who has indicated that he might
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When Transport minister Amos Kimunya made contentious appointments to the KPA board
give us a date for negotiation which is what would avert the strike, Mr Sang said. The union accuses Dr Njiru and Mr Ndua of deliberately avoiding to resolve the casuals problem. Our efforts to meet the MD and the human resource manager for more than a week have been futile and this has incensed our members, Mr Sang said. In an interview last Friday, Mr Ndua denied the claims. I have not denied anybody the opportunity to talk to me, he said. The looming crisis comes in the wake of the controversy over the appointment of new directors to the KPA board by Transport minister Amos Kimunya. The move drew protests across the country, with Malindi MP Gideon Mungaro successfully petitioning the court to stop the new directors from taking oce.
The governments of Sudan and South Sudan should resume negotiations under the auspices of the African Union HighLevel Panel to resolve the outstanding issues between them,
UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon. Page 8
In the news
Mombasa: Police have denied reports that the transfer of 200 ocers from the Coast region was due to their perceived sympathy for the Mombasa Republican Council. AP spokesman Masoud Mwinyi also refuted reports that ocers who are natives of the region were targeted in the transfers announced late last week. But some APs mantain that the reports are true. Page 11 Nairobi: Medical Services minister Anyang Nyongo has
been told to resign over the controversial health scheme for civil servants. The National Civil Society Congress yesterday demanded that the minister steps down to pave way for investigations into how millions of shillings were released to health providers. Page 6 Nairobi: The electoral commission has set stringent deadlines to be met by aspirants and political parties ahead of the next elections. They have up to July 19 to submit their nomination rules to IEBC. Page 5
Ms Elsa Ongondo, 79, grinds dried cassava on a traditional stone in Rachuonyo. The grinding stone was used before milling machines were introduced.
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Nairobi will be cold with high humidity and chance of rain in the morning Temperatures will rise to 23 degrees at midday with more showers Slight drop in temperatures with thunderstorms in the evening Minimum temperatures of 14 degrees at night with chance of rain
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HEAVY RAINS | Residents homeless after Nairobi River bursts its banks and sweeps away houses
Floods kill one and leave 300 homeless

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 of a woman. We are still looking for others reported missing, Mr Nyagah said. Ms Stella Waithera from the Kenya Red Cross said they were collecting information on the missing people from residents. The oods were blamed on heavy rains in parts of Kiambu and Limuru as it had not rained in the area for two days. The tragedy occurred when people were in deep sleep. The raging waters swept away houses and their contents. It has not rained here for three days. We believe the water came from Kiambu where it has been raining heavily, a resident, Mr Simon Owino, said. The floods destroyed three private schools and two churches, said Mathare 4A village chairman Silvanus Dinya. Of the three people rushed to Kiambu District hospital was twoweek-old Peter Onyango and his mother Elizabeth Ochieng, who were rescued from their ooded house. Mrs Ochieng was rescued at about 5am after staying in the water for more than three hours. We were asleep when heavy oods hit our house and destroyed it. We hurried to rescue our children who were dead asleep. My husband went for the older children while I was left with the youngest whom I came to learn that I was able to save after I gained consciousness at the hospital, she said. Her husband, Mr Michael Ochieng, said: I thought my wife had drowned after failing to see her for that long, but I thank God she was rescued. Mr Ochieng said he was woken up by gushing waters from the blue. We were deep asleep when we suddenly found ourselves in a sea of water and there was no time to think since the water came with such a force, sweeping away houses. Reported by Peter Obuya, Benson Matheka and Eric Wainaina
A wall of water
A man whose shack was swept away by oods in Mathare 4A collects his personal belongings, while right, another man ponders his next move after his house was attened when the Nairobi River burst its banks yesterday.
Women salvage household goods yesterday morning as children stare at what used to be their homes.
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APPOINTMENTS | Internal Security minister says commissioners were picked on merit
Leaders fault list of county bosses

Nyachae, Fida and ODM ministers ask President to rescind the decision, claiming list is not inclusive and gives women a raw deal
BY NATION TEAM
newsdesk@ke.nationmedia.com rime Minister Raila Odinga has rejected President Kibakis appointment of 47 county commissioners, saying he was not consulted. He also wondered what their job would be since the Constitution stipulates that governors will be running counties. The Commission on the Implementation of the Constitution (CIC) said the appointments should be done afresh because the President did not follow the spirit of the law in making them. Five Orange Democratic Movement Cabinet ministers have also opposed the selection, arguing that they were not fair to all tribes. Yesterday, Mr Odingas spokesman, Mr Dennis Onyango, said: The PM says he was not consulted. He also does not understand what their specic roles are because the Constitution says that governors will be in charge of the counties. He feels their appointment is a recipe for chaos in the counties. While making the appointments on Friday, State House explained that they were in line with Section 17 of the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution. The sections says: Within five years after the effective date, the national government shall restructure the system of administration commonly known as the provincial administration to accord with and respect the system of devolved government established under this Constitution. The county commissioners will coordinate security, national government functions and delivery of services, according to the announcement from the President Press Service (PPS). In this regard, President Mwai Kibaki has appointed County Commissioners to undertake coordination of National Government functions in the 47 counties, said the PPS. But Mr Nyachae, in an interview with the Daily Nation, argued that the appointments were not transparent. Section 17 is clear that the restructuring must accord respect to the devolved system of government and Constitution... To purport to address the issue without transparency, public participation and an agreed legal framework oends the Constitution, he said.
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Not transparent
1. Joseph Keter 2. Michael Mwangi 3. Kula Hache 4. Wcylie Ogallo 5. Wilson Njega 6. Nelson Marwa 7. Evans Achoki 8. Maalim Mohamed 9. Joseph Rotich 10. Stephen Ikua 11. Rashid Khator 12. Isaiah Nakoru 13. Wanyama Musiambo 14. Chege Mwangi 15. Christopher Musumbu 16. Hellen S. Kiilu 17. Erastus Ekidor 18. Ann Gakuria 19. David N. ole Shege 20. Moat Kangi 21. Naftary Mungathia 22. Michael Tialal Nkodi 23. Lorna Odero 24. Joseph Kimiywi 25. Joseph S. Otieno 26. Ann Ngetich 27. Wilson Wanyanga 28. Lydia Muriuki 29. Julius Mathenge 30. Peter Okwanyo 31. Charity Chepkonga 32. Arthur Osiya 33. Kassim Farah 34. Amos Gathecha 35. Bernard Leparmalai 36. Esther W. Maina 37. Wilson Nyagwanga 38. Abdi M. Hassan 39. Birik Mohammed 40. Matilda Sakwa 41. Pauline Dola 42. Rashid Mohammed 43. Albert Kobia 44. William Kiprono 45. Jamlick Baruga 46. Joyce Isiaho 47. Shadrack Mwadime
Kirinyaga Nyeri Muranga Nyandarua Kiambu Mombasa Kwale Kili Tana River Lamu Taita Taveta Marsabit Isiolo Meru T. Nithi Embu Kitui Machakos Makueni Garissa Wajir Mandera Kisumu Siaya Homa Bay Migori Nyamira Kisii Turkana West Pokot Trans-Nzoia Kajiado Narok Nakuru Baringo Laikipia Samburu Uasin Gishu K. Marakwet Nandi Bomet Kericho Kakamega Vihiga Bungoma Busia Nairobi
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Orengo dares Mudavadi and Ruto to quit seats

BY NATION CORRESPONDENT
Lands minister James Orengo has dared Deputy Prime Minister Musalia Mudavadi and Eldoret North MP William Ruto to relinquish their parliamentary seats after they quit ODM. Mr Orengo told the two to write to the House Speaker and the Registrar of Political Parties, formally informing them that they were no longer Orange party members, then seek a fresh mandate from their constituents. He said records in Parliament show that Mr Mudavadi and Mr Ruto are members of ODM and still ght for positions in the august House using the party name. The law says one cannot belong to more than one party and they should be man enough to write to the Speaker and Registrar of Political Parties, and make it ocial that they have quit, he said. The Ugenya MP asked House Speaker Kenneth Marende and Registrar of Political Parties Lucy Ndungu to take action against the former ODM members if they do not ocially make their positions clear. If the Speaker and Registrar of Political Parties take the appropriate action, then Mudavadi will cease to be Deputy Prime Minister and will also lose his Sabatia seat, said Mr Orengo. The MP spoke in Gem District during a homecoming party for government chief whip Jakoyo Midiwo. He said the two should be brave enough to seek fresh mandate from their constituents.
CIC chairman Charles Nyachae
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Mr Nyachae said the restructuring of the provincial administration must clearly dene the ocials relationship with other oces such as county governors. It should also involve other interested parties, such as his commission and Parliament. He argued that the national gov-
ernment mentioned in the law will only be put in place after the next elections and currently the country is run by a central government. On Saturday, Cabinet ministers Dan Mwazo (Tourism), Amason Kingi (Fisheries), Otieno Kajwang (Immigration), Franklin Bett (Roads), and Fred Gumo (Local Government) said the appointments favoured the Mt Kenya region. It is disappointing to see that the one region has 10 commissioners while some did not get a single slot, Mr Kingi complained. Internal Security assistant minister Orwa Ojodeh defended the list, saying the commissioners were picked on merit. The appointments were based on merit and seniority and not tribes so people should stop reading mischief, he said. The Federation of Women Lawyers also accused the President of giving women a raw deal. But Central Organisation of Trade Unions secretary-general Francis Atwoli said the list was inclusive. Every community and gender is represented in the appointments including the marginalised, Mr Atwoli stated. Reported by Peter Leftie, Jonathan Manyindo and Lillian Onyango
Declaring publicly
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IEBC meets House team over poll funds

BY NATION REPORTER
The electoral team meets the Parliamentary Justice and Legal Aairs committee tomorrow to try and push through a Sh35 billion election budget. It will be the second time the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) will be meeting the MPs to lobby support for the funds it requires to hold a credible General Election. During the rst meeting last Thursday, the MPs rejected the Sh35 billion budget, saying it was very expensive and advised the commission to scale it down. We spent the whole of yesterday (Saturday) looking at the gures. We hope to reach an agreement when we meet them (MPs) on Tuesday, IEBC chief executive ocer James Oswago told Nation yesterday. During the Thursday meeting, the MPs asked IEBC chairman Isaack Hassan (right) and Mr Oswago to justify the huge budget. Mr Kasembeli Nasiuma, an assistant director of Budget at the Treasury, maintained that the commission had no choice but to make do with the Sh17.5 billion and await more money to be allocated to it in the Supplementary Budget. But the IEBC countered that there will be no Parliament to approve the Budget. Mr Oswago said a presidential run-o alone would cost Sh6.5 billion while the cost of maintaining security during the entire election period will cost the IEBC Sh600 million. According to the Constitution, a run-off must be done within 20 days after the General Election. Do you start printing new ballot papers for the presidential run-o at that time or you plan in advance? he posed yesterday.
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GENERAL ELECTION | Commission releases stringent conditions for politicians
BRIEFLY
HOMA BAY
Raila running mate to be picked through poll

Politicians seeking to be Prime Minister Raila Odingas running mate have been asked to brace for a protracted battle in ODM primary elections later in the year. The East African Community minister, Mr Musa Sirma, said that no one will be picked singlehandedly by Mr Odinga for the running mate ticket. He made the remarks during a fundraiser for Ober Mixed Secondary School in Kasipul Kabondo constituency at the weekend.
Tough poll rules set for parties

Elections and Political Parties laws give IEBC powers to investigate and prosecute oences
BY OLIVER MATHENGE
omathenge@ke.nationmedia.com he electoral commission has set stringent deadlines to be met by aspirants and political parties ahead of the next elections. According to a timetable presented by Prime Minister Raila Odinga in Parliament last week, political parties have up to July 19 to submit their nomination rules to the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC). The parties are also required to submit their party membership list by the rst week of November to be able to participate in the elections. This process ensures that dulyregistered political parties have addressed all key aspects of internal party mechanisms touching on the elections, the brief prepared for the PM by the commission says. The timetable shows that politicians wishing to vie for any position will also be barred from participating in harambees (fund raisers) by July while public ocers have to quit their jobs by August. The Registrar of Political Parties will have the task of conrming nal political party membership at least
NYAMIRA
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Party hoppers should seek fresh mandate

Trade minister Moses Wetangula wants House Speaker Kenneth Marende and the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission to declare vacant seats of MPs who have quit parties on whose tickets they were elected. The FordKenya leader wondered why Mr Marende and IEBC chairman Ahmed Issack Hassan had not taken action against party hoppers, saying this was in violation of the Constitution.
Run up to the polls

Prime Minister Raila Odinga (centre) with ODM MPs (from left) Thomas Mwandegu, Danson Mwazo, Farah Maalim and Franklin Bett (right) as they assessed the construction of the Voi-Mwatate road yesterday.
three months preceding an election, while IEBC will ensure independent candidates are not members of any political party at least three months before the elections, the brief states. It adds that political parties must also submit their party membership list to the Registrar by October and complete party nominations by the second week of January 2013. IEBC will carry out the nominations in February with a run-o expected in April if there is no clear winner in the rst round. The commission is in the process of nalising regulations under the Elections Act and Political Parties Act. They have to be tabled and approved by Parliament by September 4 going by the March 4, 2013 election date, IEBC says. The commission adds that the regulations provide for dispute resolution mechanisms at every level of the electoral process. They will also regulate the sources and the limits of campaign funds to give a level playing ground for all politicians.
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KILIFI
DP members undergo leadership training
In 2012 July: Submission of party nomination rules and aspirants stop conducting harambees August: Registration of voters October: Submission of party membership lists December: Independent candidates to have quit parties In 2013 January: Party primaries and submission of nomination lists February: IEBC nominations and campaigns March: General Election April: Presidential run-o
Regulations to name regional MPs out

The Democratic Party of Kenya has launched a major drive to train its members on leadership before settling on its presidential torch bearer later this month. National deputy chairman Rishad Amana said yesterday the party will hold its national governing council meeting in Nairobi on May 24 to set the rules for getting its presidential candidate. Addressing Coast county representatives during the opening of a three-day workshop on leadership in Mtwapa, Kili County, yesterday, Mr Amana said DP had fullled all political party requirements as per the Constitution.
BY NATION REPORTER
Parliament has published the rules that will govern the election of new members to the East African Legislative assembly (EALA), setting the stage for a bruising contest for the nine slots up for grabs. In a special gazette notice published in local dailies yesterday, Parliament empowered the departmental committee for national security and foreign relations to vet applicants for the nine slots available to Kenya at the regional assembly based in Arusha, Tanzania. According to the rules, interested candidates will have to be sponsored by political parties on the basis of their numerical strength in Parliament. A party shall nominate candidates through a transparent and democratic
NYANDARUA
Biwott warns against tribal politics in polls

Former powerful minister Nicholas Biwott has warned politicians against mobilising voters along tribal lines saying it could lead to violence. The National Visions Party leader advised leaders to instead foster unity even as they campaign for various positions in the next elections. He made the remarks at the weekend when he opened his partys oce in Ol-Kalou town. He revealed that the party was still in the process of identifying a presidential candidate to back in the next elections and said it will publicly announce its decision soon.
process and shall keep a written record of the proceedings at which the nal decision to nominate any candidate was made, reads one of the rules which appear to be tailored to eliminate past practices where politicians used their inuence to reward their cronies with seats at the regional assembly. The rules give the clerk of the National Assembly in consultation with the parliamentary committee chaired by Wajir West MP Adan Keynan (pictured) powers to reject any nominations and order a fresh process if it is clear from the list of nominees that they do not reect regional and gender balance. The rules stipulate that at least three of the nominees be women. The nine members nominated to the assembly can only serve for a maximum of two terms. Political parties have started jostling for the nine slots up for grabs three weeks to the expiry of the term of the current assembly. Already, three PNU affiliates are demanding slots in the regional assembly, setting the stage for a potentially long-drawn negotiations.
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CORRUPTION | Clinix top brass to appear before MPs today
Step down over NHIF scandal, Nyongo told

Minister should resign to pave the way for probe, lobby demands
BY LILLIAN ONYANGO AND SANDRA CHAO
schao@ke.nationmedia.com edical Services minister Anyang Nyongo has been told to resign over the controversial health scheme for civil servants. The National Civil Society Congress yesterday demanded that the minister steps down to pave way for investigations into how millions of shillings were released to health providers under the scheme. Neither should the recently formed caretaker committee be used as an attempt to cover up corruption, the lobbys chairman, Mr Maurice Odhiambo, told journalists at a Nairobi hotel. Mr Odhiambo said President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga should borrow a laonyango@ke.nationmedia.com that the rm oered services to parliamentary employees and not MPs. Clinix Healthcare Ltd is a sub-branch of Nairobi West Hospital which is a health service provider under the Parliamentary Service Commission Medical Scheme, he said. The directors of Clinix are expected to appear before the parliamentary committee on health today for questioning. Nairobi businessman Jayesh Saini, who is associated with Nairobi West Hospital, is expected to be present. Clinix reportedly received Sh92 million from NHIF for non-existent facilities under the capitation scheme. Meanwhile, Medical Services assistant minister Kazungu Kambi wants the money given to the clinics refunded. Mr Kambi alleged that the money had been wired into private accounts outside the country. We know them and we are going to name them, he said yesterday in Malindi. He claimed the minister was aware of the scandal, but failed to act in time to save the situation.
LUCKY ESCAPE | Car plunges into river
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TURKANA
Counties in arid areas to get Sh400m boost

Eight counties are set to benet from a Sh400 million health care programme meant to improve provision of medical services in arid areas. The counties to benet from the US$50 million worth APHIA plus Imaarisha maisha project are Turkana, Samburu, Isiolo, Marsabit, Garissa, Wajir, Mandera and Tana River. Speaking during the launch of the project in Lodwar, Amref country boss Lennie Kyomuhangi said it targets vulnerable groups.
Millions of shillings Clinix was paid by NHIF
Sh92m
NAIROBI
Orengo denies clash with Oburu over post
leaf from Tanzanias President Jakaya Kikwete who red six ministers over corruption and non-performance. He claimed that the NHIF saga was a smokescreen for politicians to raise funds for election campaigns. It also emerged yesterday that one of the rms at the centre of the controversy, Clinix Healthcare Ltd, is an approved health service provider under the Parliamentary Service Commission Medical Scheme. An ocial, who conrmed the developments, said
A man escaped death after the car he was driving plunged into the River Nyamasaria yesterday. Sand harvesters jumped into the water and rescued the unconscious man. He was taken to Nyanza provincial hospital. The sand harvesters then retrieved the car from the river.
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Jailing children in adult cells faulted

Judges and Magistrates have urged the State to stop conning children in police cells meant for adults saying the move violates the rights of the minors. Judges Asike Makhadia, George Dullu, Joel Ngugi and magistrates MaryAnn Murugi and Judith Omange told a workshop in Machakos County that children under the ages of 18 were being conned in adult cells in various police stations across the country. Machakos OCS John Mwaura told the workshop that ended on Saturday that seven children under the ages of 15 have been languishing at the Machakos police station cells for the last two months. Machakos Chief Magistrate Mary-Ann Murage said the boys should be removed from the cells and taken to the Machakos Rescue Centre where there is a holding block for children . What is happening is a violation of childrens rights and is wrong even under international law, Ms Murage said. She also expressed concern over the rising cases of child delement in the region saying at least two new cases are reported everyday. As much as we strive to punish the offenders, what happens to the victim after the aggressor is punished? She asked. The rising of murder cases in Kitui County was also a subject of discussion during the workshop. About 80 per cent of murder cases heard at the High Court in Machakos originate from Kitui,Justice Ngugi said. Deputy Registrar of the High Court Ms Judith Omange said majority of the murder cases were associated with disputes arising as a result of a land adjudication process currently under way in the region. The ocers also said the Judiciary was understaed and some courtrooms in lower eastern were located in condemned buildings.
Lands minister James Orengo has denied reports that he is at loggerheads with Finance assistant minister Oburu Oginga over the Siaya Senate seat. At the same time, Mr Orengo denied planning a major ceremony in Gem constituency on Saturday to launch his campaign for the post despite his previous pledge to support Dr Oginga for the seat. It is not true that I and Dr Oginga are at loggerheads over the post. On the contrary, we, as Siaya leaders, have mechanisms of resolving issues aecting the electorate and the political class. Consultations are going on over elective positions, he said.
NAIROBI
US lawmaker appeals for more scholarships

A United States congressman Keith Ellison has called for increased nancial support for schools in northern Kenya. The lawmaker spoke during a fundraising event on Friday that launched the US chapter of the Northern Kenya Education Trust. In addition to raising money, the trusts US chapter will seek to recruit members of the Kenyan diaspora as mentors for youth in 13 northern counties, said Mr Mohammed Elmi, Minister for the Development of Northern Kenya and Other Arid Lands.
KISUMU
10 police ocers injured in accident

Ten police ocers were injured when a vehicle they were travelling in crashed into a ditch on the Kakamega-Kisumu road. The ocers were on their way to help battle a re which razed a dormitory at St Augustine boys primary on Saturday night. The divisional police chief Joseph Omijah said the ocers were taken to Kakamega Provincial Hospital. The school re destroyed personal eects belonging to 80 pupils who were in class for evening studies.
What is happening is a violation of rights and is wrong even under the international law,
Machakos magistrate Mary-Ann Murage
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BORDER CONFLICT | A referendum that would have determined the status of the area in January last year failed to take place
UN chief hails withdrawal of South Sudan

Outbreak of violence in region between the Sudans has displaced tens of thousands, creating a refugee crisis
BY PATRICK MAYOYO
pmayoyo@ke.nationmedia.com
nited Nations secretary-general Ban Ki-moon yesterday welcomed South Sudans decision to withdraw its police force from the disputed Abyei area. Mr Ban urged neighbouring Sudan to pull out its forces from the area as well, in accordance with the agreement both parties signed in June last year. The UN chief also urged the two countries to immediately begin talks in a bid to end hostilities between them. The secretary-general urges the Governments of Sudan and South Sudan to resume negotiations under the auspices of the African Union High-Level Panel to resolve the outstanding issues between them, said a statement issued by his spokesman. Mr Ban called on both governments to activate the joint border verication and monitoring mechanism to ensure security on their border. The Security Council established the UN Interim Security Force for Abyei in June last year following an outbreak of violence after Sudanese troops took control of the area, displacing tens of thousands of people weeks before South Sudan became independent in July 2011. A referendum that would have determined the status of Abyei in January last year failed to take place amid disagreements on voter eligibility. Eorts to establish temporary administrative arrangements for Abyei also failed
Refugees fron South Sudan await to be registered at the Turkana West DCs oce last month. Escalation of violence between South Sudan and Sudan has left tens of thousands displaced.
because both sides were reluctant to withdraw their forces from the area. Some 35,000 people have been displaced following the recent ghting near the border between Sudan and South Sudan, the United Nations refugee agency has said. The UN High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) has also warned that the new outbreak of violence is putting refugees safety at risk. Addressing the media in Geneva recently, a spokesperson for UNHCR, Mr Adrian Edwards, said people in border areas such as Heglig, Talodi and other parts of the state of South Kordofan in Sudan had been displaced by the ghting. Over the past month, there has been continued aerial bombardment in South Sudan, the latest having occurred in Bentiu town in the countrys Unity state.
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Mr Edwards said UNHCR had registered an increase in the number of Sudanese refugees crossing the border, most of them into Kenya, some of them seriously malnourished. In Yida, for example, more than 1,300 new refugee arrivals were reported in the last four days, and average daily arrivals have tripled since February and March, the agency said.
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amid disagreements on voter eligibility
forces from disputed Abyei

HOW THEY ESCAPED
New camp to be set up as more ee war

A new refugee camp is set to be established in Turkana County. Turkana West district commissioner Patrick Muriira said the new camp will be set up in the next few months. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said that the local community had shown willingness to accommodate a new refugee camp at Kalobeiyei in Turkana West District. It will be 30 kilometres from the Kakuma Refugee Camp on the Lodwar-Lokichogio road The UNHCR, the provincial administration and the Department of Refugee Aairs are involved in the project. The population at Kakuma Refugee Camp is rapidly growing as hundreds of Sudanese refugees continue to ee into the country. The United Nations and NGOs have indicated that the camp will hit its maximum capacity of 100,000 refugees before June if the current inux of refugees from Sudan continues. Ever since the violence broke out in South Kordofan and Jonglei states, Sudanese from the Nuba Mountains have been eeing to Kenya. The UN has already issued a statement on the massive return of refugees to the Kakuma camp. According to Lutheran World Federation project ocer George Kinuthia, the camp received 1,371 new refugees in April alone. With Khartoum having declared an all-out-war with Juba, it means more refugees will stream into Kenya. The provincial administration has identied a 100-acre farm in Kalobeiyei for the new camp. According to Mr Muriira, consultations are going on with the host community on the possibility of increasing the acreage to accommodate more refugees. Head of UNHCRs Kakuma oce Guy Avognon said the number of refugees to be accommodated in the new camp will be determined by the availability of water resources. We are not after setting up a ve-star refugee camp, we only need a place that is safe and has water enough for the refugees, said Mr Avognon. The cost of establishing the new camp has not yet been determined but Mr Albert Wanyonyi, the area divisional ocer, said a colossal amount will be needed.
Timas Ibrahim, 42, South Kordofan Timas says he will never forget the fateful night when a jet from Sudan dropped a bomb, killing several of his friends and relatives in South Kordofan. For the father of nine, life has never been the same again. For the past three months, Timas has been on the run with his family, passing through the Nuba mountain thicket, eating fruits and sleeping on trees and caves. At one point, they encountered Arab militia men who shot at them, killing some of his friends. The journey from Central Sudan to Turkanas Kakuma refugees camp took Timas approximately 100 days. Timas says he has no hope of going back home, where he is faced with uncertainty brought about by an acute food shortage and bombs from Sudan.
Magda Timthoes, 34, Jonglei At Christmas Eve last year, Arab militiamen hit Magdas Village, spraying bullet on anyone they came across. The Arabs shot at us, while the military jets dropped bombs. There was nowhere to hide, recalls Magda. Magda who was breast-feeding her fth born, set out through the forest, running south with her children and sister-in- law. Magdas husband Timthoes died during the attack while trying to protect his children, wife and sister. Magda sister-in-law sustained gunshot injuries and passed away before they reached Makwae in March 2012, where they were helped by a Samaritan to Torit. From there, she was own to Lokichogio and a UNHCR truck brought her to Kakuma refugees camp.
Victoria Ahmed, 45, Darfur Victoria, a Sudanese mother of eight arrived in Kakuma Refugee Camp on Friday last week after walking for three months from Darfur, from where she ed with her family. Victoria lost touch with her husband and three children in Sudan and up to now, does not know where they are. She has also borne the brunt of her fellow Sudanese when eeing. Victoria was confronted by unfriendly Dinka groups in the Blue Nile state who regarded people from Darfur as separatist who did not ght for the unication of South Sudan.We were dragged out of vehicle and beaten up at times by Dinka, although they could not kill us, said Victoria in Kakuma. She plans to make the camp her home until peace returns.
Aziza Tejan, 16, South Kordofan Aziza was running away from two calamities; the falling bombs and an arranged marriage. Despite being in her teens, Azizas relatives had made arrangements for her to marry a local man shortly after the death of her father. But she refused to marry him and the issue was to be discussed by her family when the bombs fell and they had to run for their lives. Some of the teens family were brutally killed when she and her mother ed the village at the onset of the bombings. Her brother also lost an arm protecting Azaz from Arab militiamen. Though she does not like Kakuma, she vows never to return to her home where both elders who want her to marry and Arab militia men await her return
Colossal amount
Maximum capacity
We are not after setting up a ve-star refugee camp. We only need a place that is safe and has water enough for the refugees
Head of UNHCRs Kakuma oce Guy Avognon
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COUNTY NEWS
HEALTH | Council wants to be independent organ directly funded by government
ALARM AS 10 SCHOOLS FAIL TO REOPEN OVER INSECURITY Parents and their children ee villagers after bandit attacks. P.16
Aids agency seeks autonomy in new Bill to address poor funding

Ocials say Nacc is facing problems working under a line ministry and donors reluctant to give cash
BY REBECCA OKWANY AND JOHN SHILITSA
jshilitsa@ke.nationmedia.com rokwany@ke.nationmedia.com
BRIEFLY
MOMBASA
Judges to meet over Supreme Court rules

Supreme Court judges converge today in Mombasa for a seminar to critically look at the rules governing their operations enacted last year. The three-day event to be ociated by Chief Justice Willy Mutunga will also bring together stakeholders in the law profession. A source said participants were likely to propose amendments to the rules to make them easy to understand and relate to Apart from Dr . Mutunga, other Supreme Court judges include Dr Smokin Wanjala and Mr Philip Tunoi.
NAKURU
he national Aids agency is seeking to be transformed into a government commission in a bid to boost its coers. The National Aids Control Council (Nacc) has drafted the Kenya National Aids Control Bill that would make it an independent organ directly funded by the government. Speaking at a Mombasa hotel over the weekend, Nacc head of legal services Daniel Konyango said the Bill, if made law, will help in handling anti-HIV/Aids programmes. Mr Konyango said the council is facing many challenges in performing its tasks under a line ministry and dwindling money from donors. HIV funds from donors are on the decline and the organisations budgetary allocation under the Ministry of Special Programmes is inadequate for managing the disease, said Mr Konyango. He added that the proposed commission would help the agency in manage its own resources. Development partners used to contribute up to 87 per cent towards the HIV kitty but have reduced their allocation while the government only gives 13 per cent. Nacc Coast region eld ofcer Reuben Musundi said the increasing demand for HIV drugs and treatment among children CHALLENGES
University student found dead in room

A rst year female student at the Egerton University town campus in Nakuru was found dead in her room in Kiamunyi. Area deputy police boss Japheth Mwiricia said the body of Ms Agnes Wanjiku, 20, was found lying in a pool of blood. It was taken to Nakuru Municipal Mortuary awaiting post-mortem. Mr Mwiricia said ocers had started investigations, adding that they were trying to nd out the calls she made and received on her mobile phone prior to her death.
Human rights activists and people living with HIV/Aids held a demonstration in Nairobi last month demanding urgent action by the government to increase funding for the ght against the deadly virus. Below: Nacc chairperson Mary Getui.
and new infections require a stable source of income. The total spending on HIV medication rose from Sh7.7 billion in 2001/2002 to Sh53 billion in 2008/2009 and to date the amount has further increased, said Mr Musundi. He added that development partners had given conditions for funding, making them unreliable sources of money for anti-HIV programmes. The Clinton HIV/Aids initiative indicated its intention to discontinue support for paediatric ARVs and second-line treatment in 2011 and the US Presidents Emergency Plan for Aids Relief capped the number of patients it will support to 190,000 thousand, he said. Coast HIV monitoring and evaluation ocer Brian Okiya
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190,000
Number of Aids patients, the US Pepfar fund has capped for its nancial support
warned that the country is likely to lose the ght against HIV/Aids in the next four years without a sucient and steady source of income. The funds currently available to run Nacc activities can only last until 2016, said Mr Okiya. The councils coordination and support deputy director, Dr Sobbie Mulindi, said Kenya could witness a record HIV/Aids infection rate ahead of the elections. He noted that women would be the worst hit by the expected sharp increase in new infections at 80 per cent.
New infections, no money

The National Aids Control Council was established under the Nacc Order of 1999, which gives it responsibilities without powers to coordinate HIV and Aids and resource mobilisation Experts last week revealed rising new HIV infections from homosexuals, female sex workers and drug users, but eorts to ght the disease were hampered by little funding from the government Nacc demanded that the government allocates 1 per cent of its national budget yearly into an Aids Trust Fund to address new HIV infections
Dr Mulindi said the huge amount of money in circulation during electioneering period and the tattered social fabric will contribute to the spread of the epidemic. During the 2002 and 2007/08 elections, the disease rose from 4.9 per cent up to 6.6 per cent and things will not be better this time round given the importance Kenyans are placing on the next elections, said Dr Mulindi. He said Kenya lags behind in the war against Aids compared to countries like Rwanda, Botswana, South Africa and Ethiopia that inject at least 16 per cent of their GDP in dealing with epidemic against a paltry eight per cent the country has earmarked for a similar cause. These countries strictly adhere to the Abuja Declaration of 2001 that require nations to commit 16 per cent of their GDP to ghting Aids, stated Dr Mulindi. He added that lack of political goodwill had negated the war against Aids in Kenya where the trend of infection has shifted to married couples at 44 per cent. The ocial said the new Bill, if passed, would lead to formulation of formidable policies and guidelines necessary in dealing with the scourge. TO COMMENT ON THIS AND OTHER STORIES, GO TO www.nation.co.ke
NYERI
Hundreds scramble for bualo meat

Hundreds of residents of Kiagwathi village in Nyeri County yesterday scrambled for bush meat after a stray bualo was shot by sta of the wildlife agency. Kenya Wildlife Service ocials and police ocers had a hard time controlling the residents who pushed and shoved each other in a bid to have the meat. The law enforcers had to allow the villagers to cut and divide the meat among themselves after they were overwhelmed. The animal had strayed from the Aberdares Forest.
HIV funds from donors are on the decline and Naccs budgetary allocation under the Ministry of Special Programmes is inadequate for managing the disease
Daniel Konyango, Nacc head of legal services
MOMBASA
Muslims fault Obama over gay marriages talk

Muslim leaders at the Coast have condemned US President Barack Obamas support for same-sex marriages. Speaking to the Nation in Mombasa, the Council of Imams and Preachers of Kenya organising secretary, Sheikh Mohammed Khalifa, accused Mr Obama of playing God by supporting what God himself objects to. Simply because he has risen to be the president of a superpower doesnt mean he can now start acting like God, said Sheikh Khalifa.
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BUDGETING | MPs are collecting views from 17 counties countrywide
Group wants fresh rules on county funds

They say formula should be based more on poverty level
BY JOHN NJAGI
jnjagi@ke.nationmedia.com
Muthauras lawyers score key victory in ICC case

BY NATION REPORTER
Nairobi
Lawyers representing former Head of Public Service Francis Muthaura scored a major victory when they secured the acquittal of a suspect who was charged with war crimes. The war crimes court in Kosovo on May 2, 2012, cleared former Minister of Transport and Communication Fatmir Limaj of all counts of war crimes. The prosecution had submitted that Mr Limaj was the commander of a detention facility in which members of the Serb armed forces were executed and other civilians tortured during the 1998-1999 armed conict between the Kosovo Liberation Army and the Serbia army. He was represented by lawyers Karim Khan, Shyamala Alagendra and Venkateswari Rohini Alagendra who are also representing Mr Muthaura at the International Criminal Court where he is ghting crimes against humanity charges. Mr Ken Ogeto, who was retained by top Rwandese government ocials facing charges at the Arusha-based International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, is the only Kenyan lawyer in the Muthaura defence team. Others accused in the Kenyan cases are Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta, Eldoret North MP William Ruto and radio presenterJoshua arap Sang.
esidents of central Kenya have asked MPs to change the formula used to allocate county funds from the current one based on population size to another that relies on the poverty index. Speaking while giving their views to the Parliamentary Committee on Budget in Nyeri, they faulted using population as the benchmark to allocate the funds, saying the criteria would encourage leaders to manipulate census gures so as to get more funds.
Around 60 per cent of monies allocated to counties will be based on the size of their population while 20 percent will be determined by poverty levels. Fifteen percent of the national budget, which is over Sh200 billion, will go to counties. Going by the complaints already received from places such as North Eastern over the last census results, using population size as the criteria will encourage people to manipulate numbers, said councillor George Gatira from Muranga. The residents proposed that only 20 percent of revenue allocated to counties should be determined by population size, with the largest chunk based on poverty rate. Mr Samuel Mwiraga from Gatundu said basing the funds allocation on population would
Residents of Lotimaan, Turkana County ll their containers with water after walking for long distances in search of the resource. Central Kenya residents have asked MPs to use poverty levels and access to basic services as the criteria for allocation of county funds.
sideline rural areas that lack basic infrastructure but are less populated. Urban areas have a lot of people who have migrated to towns in search of jobs. But they have relatively well-developed infrastructure, he said. This is the second time MPs are collecting views from the public since the promulgation of the Constitution, which provides for public participation in the budget-making process. Finance minister Njeru Githae, tabled the estimates of revenue and expenditure on April 26, with departmental committees expected to present their ndings to the House in 21 days. The chairman of the parliamentary budget committee Elias Mbau, said the team would tour 17 counties in the next three days to collect public input on the budget. He said the process would ensure better revenue allocation.
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Urban areas are more populated,

Samuel Mwiraga, a resident
The only Kenyan
Tribal groupings a recipe for chaos, says ex-Mungiki boss

Kisumu
Former Mungiki leader Maina Njenga has dismissed Gema and Kamatusa as tribal groupings that will only lead to post-election violence similar to the 2007/2008 mayhem. He said this as he continued his weekend visit of Kisumu yesterday where he presided over peace rallies and church services. Mr Njenga (left) revealed he had formed a foundation called Amani Sasa to mobilise Kenyan youth all to push for change. Addressing elated crowds in Kisumu at the weekend, Mr Njenga said leaders who sought support on tribal lines had reached political menopause and should be rejected at the ballot. When everybody else is using their tribal numbers to polarise this country, I have decided to form a tribe that is not determined by the corner of the republic one comes from but rather by age. I am talking about the youth, said Mr Njenga, who was accompanied by a host of politicians.
12 | Opinion
Turn new ideas into products for market

ast week the country was treated to the rst Science and Innovation Week which was staged in Nairobi. This, however, is not the rst time the National Council for Science and Technology has held such a fair mainly to showcase innovations it has sponsored or nurtured. What was dierent this time was the huge number of exhibitors participating at the event, which attracted entrants from across the country. But people who have been attending the councils annual exhibitions may by now have noted the repetitiveness of exhibits, with some presented year after year with little evidence that new value is being added to the projects. For example, the highly acclaimed disease diagnostic kits innovated by the Kenya Medical Research Institute years ago still remains on the exhibits circuit with very little impact on the commercial market. Another product which has remained on the circuit for too long is a herbal drug for boosting the bodys immunity which should have long moved to the mass market level. Going by the number of entries at last weeks fair, it is clear that the council is still intrigued by the quantity of innovations, which ran into hundreds. Innovators cite lack of nances to move their work from prototypes to the market. Currently, the council seems to be stuck at the level of helping create prototypes with no answer to what happens after that. Ideally, industry is expected to pick up from here and turn these into services and products. The council needs to court manufacturers to pick up its innovations, or consider picking up promising ideas and funding their commercialisation. This may mean funding much less primary ideas in the short term but it may be a better option.
GRIDLOCK CITY | Rasna Warah
Ocials scapegoating
utgoing Cricket Kenya chief executive, Briton Tom Sears, and New Zealands Mike Hesson, who has resigned as national coach, held a joint press conference on Thursday to say why they were exiting the Kenyan cricket scene. Sears, who has been here for almost two years, said he was taking up another job in Ireland while Hesson, who has been national coach for 10 months, said he was concerned about insecurity in Kenya. Its Hessons remarks that left many questioning his motives, having enjoyed Kenyan hospitality with nothing to show for it in terms of performance. Hessons record is not worth writing home about. Its a strange coincidence that Hesson threw in the towel shortly after Kenyas One Day International matches against Namibia were postponed owing to what the International Cricket Council termed as insecurity in the country. It would be window dressing to claim that Kenya is 100 per cent safe, but its rather obvious that the New Zealander saw an easy exit and used it to run away from his unenviable spell as a national coach. On the other hand, Sears departure was long overdue as he did nothing to stabilise Kenyas plummeting standards despite enjoying a hefty pay.
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Trac congestion a result of Kenyas failure to invest in public transport A

nyone who has sat in Nairobis torturous trac during this rainy season must have wondered whether the city or Kenya for that matter has a transport policy. And even if there was one, is it being implemented? There are many reasons why Nairobi comes to a standstill the minute the rst drops of rain hit the ground. First is the fact that the citys drainage system leaves a lot to be desired. For some strange reason, contractors build roads, but fail to build drainage and pavements along the roads. (Shouldnt both these be part of the road-building contract?) On the road where I live, there are many drains, but some of them are so clogged up that when it rains, the drains overow onto the road, adding to the many potholes that have now started to appear, partly due to shoddy construction work, and also because the road becomes a seasonal river this time of the year. Second, and more importantly, all cities in Kenya, including Nairobi, do not have a reliable, safe, environment-friendly and regulated public transport system. Residents of cities are overly-dependant on privately-owned matatus which obey no rules and are not regulated. This means that anyone and I mean anyone can wake up one morning and decide to own a matatu. This adds to trac congestion on our roads. Because the matatus are individually owned, they are not subject even to those regulations that control big companies and the corporate sector, which means they enjoy a certain level of impunity that would never be tolerated in other more public transportfriendly cities or in places where litigation is a big deterrent to bad behaviour on the roads. Most well-functioning cities have public transport systems that are not just safe, but are non-motorised. Trains and trams in these countries are the preferred mode of transport, even among the rich. Trains can carry large numbers of people, and are more environmentfriendly than cars, buses and matatus. But in Kenya, the government has more or less killed o the railway that was bequeathed to us by the British. This means that our highways are full of trucks transporting goods to other countries as far away as the DR Congo. On a visit to the coast recently, I was saddened to see the railway line (which I often used in my youth) lying idle and unused while the main Mombasa-Nairobi highway was jam-packed with trucks. On a two-hour ride to Mombasa from Taita, I overtook at least 50 trucks. By my calculation, the highway is used by at least 1000, if not more, heavyduty trucks every single day. Who killed our beloved railway and why? In other countries (India comes to mind), the railway network left behind by colonialists was preserved and even improved on. It was not allowed to die. But this valuable asset has been allowed to rot in Kenya. This is just madness. In Taita, people complained about a road that was ocially opened amid much pomp and ceremony more than a year ago, but which has now been abandoned by the contractor.
Because matatus are individually owned, they are not subject to those regulations that control the corporate sector
This means that farmers who want to sell their produce in Voi or Mombasa have to use a diversion, which is longer and full of potholes. This has severely impacted on the economy of the region. No explanation has been given to the people of Taita as to why the road project was abandoned. Which doesnt mean that our parliamentarians are sleeping on the job. Last week, I received an email message announcing the new trac rule amendments that have been passed by Parliament. Driving on the pavement will risk a ne of Sh30,000 or three months in prison or both (matatu drivers, take note!) Drivers will are also required to take an eye test every three years (I wonder how this rule will be enforced). The problem is, what do we do about the police ocers who happily look the other way when given bribes? One solution to Nairobis horrendous trac congestion is to work from home. There is no reason why in this age of the Internet people whose work is done mainly on computers cant do it without leaving their houses or why meetings cant be scheduled on Skype. rasna.warah@gmail.com.
Opinion 13 THE CUTTING EDGE

BY THE WATCHMAN
CARELESS DRIVERS. Can the trac police rein in rogue drivers endangering the lives of other motorists and pedestrians on James Gichuru, Muthangari and Mageta roads in Nairobis Westlands area? urges Diana Dsouza. She says an operation on these roads would denitely net at least 50 rude, reckless drivers, some of whom are not even licensed to be on the road. Half of them have no clue about road rules and their cars are unroadworthy. We have to be serious to rid the roads of those responsible for accidents, she concludes. Her contact is diana@encompas.co.ke. GARBAGE ROAD. What Monique Mukayagi nds increasingly disgusting in Nairobis Eastlands is the tendency to dump garbage in almost every open space on Jogoo Road, Heshima Road at Shauri Moyo, on Mumias South Road and Nile Road. She has noted that it begins with the litter in black paper bags being disposed of by the roadside. Soon, more bags are piled up on those and the next morning, theres a huge mound of garbage. SCRATCH QUALITY. Safaricom has noted prepaid subscribers recent complaints about being greatly inconvenienced by the bruising of digits on their airtime top-up cards, says CEO Bob Collymore, adding: We are working with our suppliers to change the printing substrate to a new board in order to enhance scratch quality. We started distributing the new cards this week, and the problem should be sorted out in the next two weeks. By the end of June, we will have changed to the latest ink-based scratch panel.
THE KENYA WE WANT | Raphael Tuju
Our safeguard against the tyranny of the minority is to remain ever vigilant K
enya is moving towards another one of those historic junctions that happen only once or twice in a generation. This rare historical moment is the 50th anniversary of Independence next year, which coincides with the rst General Election held under the new Constitution and only the second electoral presidential transition. It is at crossroads moments like these that people ask themselves the all-important questions: Whats in it for me and mine, as a family unit? Whats in it for us as a region? And whats in it for us as a nation? It is also at moments like these that those regions of the country which have not enjoyed their fair share of the national economic cake quietly dread being marginalised all over again and being left even further behind. It is not only regions that get left behind. People too go adrift and lose their way, in all places and in all regions and at all times. Kenya has a second chance to extend the principles and the nets of equity and of inclusiveness. And this is where real leadership comes in. As leaders with vision, we must articulate our peoples deepest fears and accentuate their highest hopes. Anyone wishing to contribute to our future, a civil servant, a local or foreign businessperson, a young university graduate, a teacher, a farmer or a volunteer in an NGO can refer to Vision 2030 and select his or her point of entry. The justication for the Vision, the challenges we shall encounter, the resources and resolve that will be required as well as the destination are all described. We know the Kenya we want from modern health centres and small-scale manufacturing parks in rural areas, to training facilities producing world-class professionals, and a modern transportation infrastructure to bring positive change to all parts of Kenya. The new Constitution is the second guide to our future and it breaks with the past in fundamental ways, starting with the sharp separation of the three branches of government the Executive, the Legislative and the Judiciary and the strengthening of the latter two relative to the rst. The Constitution provides Kenyans with a Bill of Rights which forever changes the relationship between individual Kenyans and the State by spelling out the rights and responsibilities of each. It also delineates the functions of the n ational and
President Kibaki during the promulgation of the Constitution.

The coming changes and the envisaged transformation of Kenya are so crucial because the new order will also feature devolved government, complete with gubernatorial and senatorial institutions. Every missed opportunity and every seized opportunity will matter a great deal early under the new dispensation. Kenyans have been working on reforming our institutions for the better part of 20 years. One concrete result from this reform movement with its extensive consultations to collect the wisdom, hopes and aspirations of Kenyans was Vision 2030. This is our rst national guide towards a better quality of life for all, and we have already taken important steps towards realising this Vision.
county governments. The economic and political feasibility of devolution were piloted through the landmark initiative, the Constituency Development Fund. Kenyans accepted CDF enthusiastically, making it clear that they were ready for full-scale devolution in the conviction that whenever decisions on development are made close to the beneciaries, they are likely to reect the true aspirations of our people. It falls upon our generation to create and use all the institutions mandated by the new Constitution, make Vision 2030 a reality, and in the process, transform Kenya into a middle income country. The Constitution requires constant vigilance by Kenyans. Any of the three branches can be captured and driven by a disciplined minority to the detriment of the majority. Our only safeguard against the tyranny and dictatorship of the elite or a disciplined minority is to encourage Kenyans to always remain engaged. Nothing is more dangerous for a democracy than a passive, silent, or apathetic majority. Mr Tuju is a presidential aspirant on the Party of Action ticket.
Telkom Kenya CEO Dominique saint Jean
THE PRESIDENCY | Mike Oliewo
Without a Pentagon, can Raila make it?
uring the disputed presidential elections of 2007, Mr Raila Odinga, then ODM ag-bearer, came close to occupying State House, which probably explains why chaos broke out when President Kibaki was declared winner after polling 4,619,768 votes against Mr Odingas 4,381,053. President Kibaki registered 46 per cent of the total valid votes cast while Raila followed him closely by scoring 44 per cent. In fact, Raila was beaten by only two percentage points, a razor-thin margin. In terms of provincial distribution of the votes, both Kibaki and Raila each carried four of the eight provinces. Kibaki won Nairobi, Central, Eastern and North Eastern, while Raila won Coast, Rift Valley, Western and Nyanza. Raila also scored over 25 per cent in six out eight provinces as he only failed to garner 25 per cent in Central and Eastern provinces. President Kibaki only failed to score 25 per cent in Nyanza. The good performance by Raila in the expansive Rift Valley was mainly attributed to the support he received from party stalwarts William Ruto, William ole Ntimama, Henry Kosgey, the late Kipkalya Kones, Sally Kosgei and Franklin Bett, among others. In Western Province, Railas good
It will be a Herculean task for Raila to get a region that can compensate for such a huge loss as the expansive, vote-rich Rift Valley
performance he won three of four counties and 19 of the 24 constituencies was attributed to the support from Luhya leaders led by Mr Musalia Mudavadi, his then running-mate. In Coast Province, the Prime Minister won four out of six populous counties, including Mombasa, Kili, Kwale and Taita Taveta. He lost in Tana River and Lamu. In terms of constituencies, Raila took 17 out of 21 due to the support he received from Najib Balala, then a leading ODM light at the Coast, and because of the MoU he signed with Muslims. Other Pentagon members, Charity Ngilu and Joe Nyaga did not deliver any substantial votes for Raila as their regions were sealed by Kalonzo and Kibaki respectively. For the 2013 presidential elections,
alliances have shifted drastically. Besides Nyaga, the other four Pentagon members have parted ways with Raila. The question is: Can Raila perform the way he did in 2007 with the disintegration of the Pentagon? Though the opinion polls still indicate that Raila is the candidate to beat, they fail to reveal the candidates rating in all the 47 counties or in half or a third of them. Given that the voting trend in Kenya since 1992 tends to follow ethnic and/or regional trends, the exit of key Pentagon members, particularly Ruto and Mudavadi, could injure Railas third bid for the presidency. In 2007, Kalenjin and Luhya votes constituted 23 per cent and 15 per cent, respectively, of the total of Railas national votes, and combined 1.6 million votes representing an aggregate of 38 per cent. Though he may not lose all these votes, particularly in Western Province, which has never accorded any presidential candidate block votes since 1992, it will actually be a Herculean task for Raila to get a region that can compensate for such a huge loss. Mr Oliewo is a director at Public Research and Development Consultants (mikeoliewo@yahoo.com)
NEVER GIVE UP. Talk of people who hardly give up, and Jaafar Sheikh must certainly be one of them. For nearly a year, his landline, No. 825050, has been out of order, and yet he has never lost hope in the possibility of Telkom Kenya restoring service one of these days. But Jaafar has not just sat back and waited. He has reported several times to Telkoms customer care, urging them to have the line reconnected, in vain. His contact is sheikh.jaafar@yahoo.com. DRY TAPS. Some things are just downright ridiculous! Can Nairobi Water Company explain to residents of Nyayo Estate at Embakasi the lack of water in their taps at a time when the capital city and its environs are awash with it, thanks to the unusually heavy rains? poses Eric Wachira. The problem, Eric adds, started in January, but it has been more painful to see plenty of water owing to waste as the residents buy water from vendors in jerricans. His contact is Tel. 0734880434 or eric@ericgichuhi.com. NOT A DROP TO DRINK. The real irony about the heavy rains falling in Nairobi, Kate Brown notes, is that there has been water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink! Kate, acknowledging that many city residents have been whining about all manner of problems, would like anybody in the city water company to nd some time to explain to her why they should be rationing water. This is really appalling, adds Kate, whose contact is brownkate982@yahoo.com.
Have a logical day, wont you!
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14 | Letters
To the editor
Wanjiru did much to improve face of town
As the world commemorates the rst anniversary of Olympic marathon winner Samuel Wanjiru, the devastating eects of his untimely death are most felt in my home town, Nyahururu. The protracted dispute over sharing out of his hard earned wealth lingers. In addition to the long list of medals, his millions of shillings gave Nyahururu town and its environs the much needed facelift with a dazzling array of buildings. Many Nyahururu dwellers either beneted, at least indirectly, from his investments in the town. NJOROGE WA KIRATU, Nyahururu
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TALKING POINT
MPs approval of graft team raises queries, but let them get to work
he endorsement of the three nominees to the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission by Parliament despite claims of incompetence and lack of will and integrity is an indication that the ght against corruption is far from being won. At a time like this when reforms are needed in all public sectors, it was totally wrong to go ahead and approve the nominees before carrying out thorough investigations into their characters. If vetting is being carried out on judges in an eort to clean up the judiciary, I dont see why the same should not be done on people taking up the noble task of ghting graft. Bearing in mind that Mr Mumo Matemu appointment to head the agency was widely opposed by quite a number of MPs earlier on, it raises serious questions on his ability to deal with some of the most recent scandals like those involving NSSF and NHIF. It seems the majority MPs who unanimously supported the taking over of the oce by the three are looking forward to manipulating them once they assume duties. The case of former anti-corruption boss Patrick Lumumba is very fresh in our minds. The MPs passed a motion of nocondence in him when it appeared that he was stepping on the toes of people whose ministries were found to have misappropriated public funds. JOSHUA GITUMA, Ngusishi
Emails from correspondents
SHORT TAKES
DOG MEAT: Though I agree with Jean Gilchrist (Nation, May 12) that dog meat should not be oered for human consumption, I see the reason being more out of cultural rather than health concerns. Dog meat is a delicacy in some Asian countries and has never raised health issues there. As for dogs being mans best friend in Africa dogs are more of , a security provider. Should KSPCA visit rural areas they might nd dogs cleaning up after babies soil the compound. But people are entitled to full disclosure. TONY LAW, Nairobi WORLD ENDING: US President Barack Obama went astray by legalising same sex marriages since this is a sin. And so did Kenyas human rights organs who clamour for gay rights. They should not clash with Gods commandments. Homosexuality is a sin and nobody can twist that to be a right. Two towns were destroyed by God for practising homosexuality. Remember Sodom and Gomorrah. We will be going astray as a human race. We would be worse than animals if we allowed gayism? Is the world coming to an end? JUSTIN OSEY PETER, Mombasa LOST CHANCE: Im surprised and very disappointed that Yatta MP Charles Kilonzo did not take the opportunity to confront the visiting UK MPs with his irrefutable evidence of the plot to hand over President Kibaki to the ICC. Here was his chance to put the UK rmly in its place but he failed. Perhaps the evidence wasnt so strong after all. Or maybe he just chickened out Ei. ther way, his credibility is now zero. ANTHONY GITTENS, Kili LITERARY DESERT: That the new book on Samuel Kamau Wanjiru was written by non-Kenyans raises serious questions about our writers (me included). Where were we? Why didnt we see and seize the opportunity to chronicle the life of the young athlete? What happened to Kenyas once vibrant writers? Why have we not got a Ngugi wa Thiongo equivalent? The great political and economic changes we are experiencing usually serve as crucibles of literary ideas, the same way the industrial revolution spawned great writers like Charles Dickens and his contemporaries. Is the Internet to blame, is it laziness or lack of creativity? We cannot blame censorship any more. X. N. IRAKI, Nairobi
Motorists themselves cause the trac jams

As much as we blame the roads, the rain and the government, I think the biggest cause of trac jams is motorists themselves. The most irritating group is made of matatu and government vehicle drivers and the pea-brained individuals who overlap even when there is a good ow of trac. If a way for meting out quick justice on these crazy groups is found, 50 per cent of trac jams would be dealt with. Can individuals be allowed to take photos of these cars and post them to the police for action? We waste hours due to the incompetence of trac police. CHRISTOPHER KIBIWOTT, Nairobi
Integrity Centre, the headquarters of the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission on Valley Road in Nairobi
FILE | NATION
Justify its keep

The appointments of EAAC chair and commissioners have come at the right time to put the sector in order after the commission was sent into a spin following the end of contracts of the sta. The move to put in place what is most needed for this nation is worth praising, given that the ght against corruption was coming to a halt. Chairman Mumo Matemu and his colleagues should take up the challenge seriously and get down to business because Kenyans expect a
Youth campaign against tribalism a good idea

The campaign being spearheaded by the youth to keep tribalism at bay is worth the eort. They have now known the crucial role they can play to unite Kenyans. Young people must be tired of politicians who are out to incite them against each other and divide them along tribal lines. The Amani Kenya Campaign will also help tame short-sighted politicians who believe they can use their tribes to ascend to the presidency. The clause that demands that a presidential candidate must garner 25 per cent of the total votes cast in several counties will now force the power greedy politicians to reach out to other parts of the country as well. VIDEN OCHIENG, Kisumu
lot from them. The revamped commission team must justify their keep. No time should be lost in hiring a new team to replace those whose contracts had lapsed. The problem as usual with our leaders is that they will want to politicise any appointments made. But the ball is now in the EACCs court after blame games in the House over the approval of nominees for appointment by the President. A good starting point for the new team is the NHIF scandal. VICTOR OTSIULA, Kakamega.
Gay marriage supporters against both God and African culture

Recent calls by the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights to decriminalise homosexuality and sex work is an insult to our African culture. It not only undermines our values but shows we still look up to the West before making decisions. These people should respect our culture and the Bible, which strongly forbids same-sex marriages. If the government heeds the KNCHR calls, then Kenya will change for the worst. First, the country will attract other people of the same nature just like it does investors whenever an opportunity shows up. Such people will inuence our moral values and the numbers of homosexuals will shoot up. These gay visitors will come with money and as a poor nation, most of us will run for the money not knowing we are being lured into evil. We are a poor country, yes, but then that does not mean that we sanction homosexuality so that we may get funding from the already evil nations who want us to join them in their evil tracks. We should be proud of who we are and of our culture. I was also disappointed by the opinion put forth by Prof Makau Mutua in his Sunday column yesterday urging President Kibaki and PM Raila Odinga to embrace the KNCHRs position on gayism and lesbianism. Lets be guided by Gods principles. SAMWEL BORN MAINA, Kisii
YESTERDAYS QUESTION
DEBATE QUESTION
Is the IEBC justied to request for Sh41 billion for the next elections?
DENNIS WAHOME: The IEBC is not justied to ask for that much money (Sh41 billion) to conduct the next General Election; we need also to move on after the elections and Kenyans dont expect to nd another harsh environment of ination and hunger because the government spent all the cash on elections. PETER WAFULA: Yes. It is a solemn duty of the IEBC to ensure that it takes all the precautionary measures regarding the elections, but they should ensure that they uphold transparency in their activities. KEVIN NYAMARI: If IEBC feels that Sh41 billion will make the election free and fare, no problem. CHARLES NZIOKA: Yes. The next General Election will be the mother of all elections. But wise spending of taxpayers money is called for. VICTOR ABUKA: The reason given is genuine; we might have to go for a run-o.
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16 | County News
Leaders push for revival of peace teams ahead of poll

Nakuru
Leaders in Nakuru County want the government to revive peace committees ahead of the next General Election. According to the leaders who spoke separately over the weekend, utterances by some politicians could easily provoke animosity among communities in the county, which has since 1992 been an epicentre of ethnic violence. I was surprised by the intelligence report tabled in Parliament by Prime Minister Raila Odinga that there will be a repeat of electoral violence in hot spots. Such reports may cause more problems at a time when dierent communities in my constituency have decided to live peacefully, Molo MP Joseph Kiuna told a meeting in Likia, Njoro District The MP asked the government to revive peace committees with representatives from the grassroots who would go round preaching peace.
PLEA | Traders call on council to improve market conditions
BRIEFLY
LAIKIPIA
Unclog drains, health ocial orders council

Nanyuki Municipal Council has been ordered to unblock all drains to reduce the risk of an outbreak of waterborne diseases due to the ongoing rains. Area public health ocer Samson Marangu said uncollected garbage had blocked drains in the towns estates. Mr Marangu said members of the public should report any cases of diarrhoea, vomiting or malaria for urgent action to be taken. The stagnant water in the ooded estates have become breeding grounds for mosquitoes, warned the public health ocial.
MERU
Alarm as gang forces cut on residents

Traders at Karatina Open Air Market serve customers during Saturdays market day. They claimed that they are losing clients due to the poor hygienic conditions at the market and called on the municipal council to play its part by collecting garbage and improving amenities.
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ATTACKS | Parents and their children ee after killings
2007
The year, in December, when post-election violence rocked the Rift Valley
10 schools fail to reopen for second term over insecurity

Knut urges police to guarantee the safety of residents in areas hit by rustling gangs
BY WYCLIFF KIPSANG
ncheploen@ke.nationmedia. com wkipsang@ke.nationmedia.com (Knut) in Baringo County led by branch executive secretary Charles Kamuren called on the government to beef up security in the area. The government has violated the rights of the child by not guaranteeing them their security as enshrined in the Constitution, said Mr Kamuren. He made the remarks when he addressed journalists in Kabarnet yesterday. Mr Kamuren said that the situation had been aggravated by yesterdays killing of a parent by suspected Pokot raiders at Tuluk in Bartabwa. The Knut ocials fear pupils from the area could perform dismally in national examinations if the situation is not addressed. Teachers in the cattle rustling-prone area have also been adversely affected and are no longer discharging their duties efficiently as they fear for their lives, said Knut Baringo branch chairman
Tension is high in Buuri sublocation Tigania East District, where gangs have been forcefully circumcising residents. Yesterday, a Form Three student was stabbed to death allegedly by the gang for opposing the retrogressive rites of passage. The residents held a demonstration at the district headquarters to protest against the killing and blamed the Provincial Administration for laxity in ghting insecurity. Area DC Michael Meru promised stern action against the gang.
KISUMU
Girls to get free pads in two weeks, says Ida

Prime Minister Raila Odingas wife Ida has assured all schoolgoing girls that the government will supply them with free sanitary pads in the next two weeks. Mrs Odinga said this at the weekend when she accompanied German Ambassador to Kenya Margit Hellwig-Boette on an inspection tour of schools in Kisumu slums that are funded by the German government. Supplying the girls with pads is also meant to curb school drop-outs and their rampant absence from class, Mrs Odinga said.
Mr Kiuna also asked the government to arrest those perpetrating ethnic hatred. Separately, the coordinator of Likia and Beyond Peace and Conict Resolution Council, Bishop Isaac Kariuki warned that in the absence of peace committees, politicians will divide the people with their utterances. Politicians have started regrouping in Gema and Kamatusa and what they are preaching is tribal hatred, which is very sensitive at this time, since elections are around the corner, Bishop Kariuki said in an interview. The government should revive peace committees so that they can counter politicians who are preaching tribal hatred, he said. He noted that National Cohesion and Integration Commission is yet to succeed in resolving ethnic rivalries in the Rift Valley region because it has been working with councils of elders who are not familiar with the situation at the grassroots.
AND NOAH CHEPLOEN
en primary schools in Baringo District are yet to reopen for the second term after parents and their children ed the area over insecurity. The affected schools, which are in Bartabwa division, are Tuluk, Kamwetio, Chepkessin, Kapturo, Barketiew, Kalabata, Kagir, Kobot, Yatya and Chemoe. Officials of the Kenya National Union of Teachers
The government has violated the rights of the child by not guaranteeing them their security as enshrined in the Constitution
Knut Baringo branch executive secretary Charles Kamuren
Joshua Cheptarus. Tension remained high in Baringo North yesterday as two people killed by gun-wielding bandits were buried. Mr Stephen Chepsagit, 20, and Mr Joel Chepkeitany, 40, were some of the latest victims of a conict pitting the Pokot and Tugen living in Bartabwa and Kipsaraman divisions. The ongoing conict is said to have been sparked by the delimitation of boundaries, with both communities claiming ownership of some areas. The government, however, maintains that the attacks are precipitated by cattle rustling, which has been going on in the area for many years. DC Joshua Ogolla yesterday said the residents were being attacked by the Pokot from the neighbouring Baringo East.
KILIFI
Talks on Sh200m project to resume
MPs should not be paid after January, says Kiunjuri

Nyeri
An assistant minister has backed calls to freeze MPs salaries on January 15 next year when their ve-year terms end. Public Works assistant minister Mwangi Kiunjuri, said it was the wish of parliamentarians to receive salaries until March, when the elections are expected, but said it would be misuse of public funds if they continued enjoying their emoluments. Let any MP who is willing to work until March do so voluntarily, but public funds should not be used to pay legislators when their term has ended, he said on Saturday. Mr Kiunjuri, who was speaking in Mweiga town, Nyeri County during a GNU party meeting, said since the term of Parliament ends on January 15, ve years since MPs were sworn in, salaries paid beyond that date would be in violation of the Constitution. Leaders are split between a December and March 2013 election date, but many MPs reportedly favour a March election as it extends their terms. At the same time, Mr Kiunjuri welcomed the appointment of the 47 county commissioners but called for clear separation of roles between them and governors. Gichugu MP Martha Karua has also backed calls to freeze MPs salaries beyond January and supports a December election.
Negotiations to start a controversial Sh200 million jatropha project that was stopped due to environmental concerns will resume soon, a minister has said. Fisheries Development minister Amason Kingi (above), who is also the Magarini MP, said he will lead the second round of negotiations with the new minister for Environment Chirau Ali Mwakwere. The project has been mired in controversy after conservation groups opposed it, saying it interferes with bird routes.
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FRENCH POWER CHANGE Francois Hollande takes over this week as president to a packed schedule P.24
WORLD
SUSPECT | Appointment of judge sacked by Wade over corruption one of the top issues
BRIEFLY
HARARE
Senegals new leader out to battle graft but his wealth questioned
EU happy about Zimbabwe talks
Senegalese President Macky Sall (left) welcomes his Togolese counterpart Faure Yassimbe upon his arrival on May 3, 2012 at Dakars airport for a meeting of west African leaders. President Salls waelth declaration has raised many question.
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Suspicion over eets of vehicles plus the scores of hectares of land that the new president owns
BY TAMBA JEAN-MATTHEW
NATION Correspondent DAKAR, Sunday
enegals president Macky Sall like his predecessor Abdoulaye Wade could have chosen not to declare his assets, but the new leaders apparent quest to set the pace for a strict nancial discipline to buttress the democratic dividend is inextinguishable. By declaring his assets last week, the President seeks to obtain the legal credence he needed to set the country straight on the path to economic prosperity via the transparent management of the tourism and peanut-based economy. Beyond that, his government intends to pursue some mischievous ocials who turned millionaire during the periods of time they served under the regime of President Wade. Most importantly also, the 51 year-old leader intends to break clean from the practice of impunity for rogue government officials that characterised President Wades regime. The constitutional obligation on a Senegalese head of state to declare his or her assets exists since 2007 at the threshold of President Wades second mandate. That period was characterised by a whirlwind of allegations, claims and counter claims of rampant corruption and financial malpractices among politicians with no credible referee including in the kangaroo courts to hold them accountable for their acts. This situation spurred the civil
society to step into the picture and helped to broker plans for the elaboration of a constitutional project that required the president of Senegal to declare assets upon taking oce. The essence of the law was to help the public and auditors to take note of the personal wealth of a president at the time of assuming oce and at the moment of the presidents departure. In Cote dIvoire a similar law requiring the head of state to declare his assets exists, but President Alassane Ouattara, one of Africas leading bankers has still to yield on his possessions. In Senegal, President Macky Sall is apparently using the disposition as his Trojan horse in the fight against impunity, rampant corruption and to promote the spirit of accountability and set the precedence for future leaders to emulate. Hence on Thursday May 10, 2012, President Sall
Senegalese are quick to cast suspicion on wealth owned abroad by their compatriots and that is the case with President Salls apartment in Texas
El Hadj Hamidou Kasse, Presidents Spokesman
proceeded with the signature of decree no. 2012-502 which guarantees the setting up of a court for the rst time, to try graft suspects and particularly civil servants accused of illegally accumulating wealth. The presidential decree named a popular magistrate Mandiougou Ndiaye and nine other judges to administer the court while justice minister Aminata Tour heads the instruction commission of the court. But there is a strong wave of protest from the public not over President Salls insatiable quest to set up of a solid foundation for economic prosperity and financial discipline but over the authenticity of his declared private assets, all worth $2.6 million (KSh57m). The question is not over the fact that he is one million euros richer than Frances incoming President Franois Holland, but over the eet of 35 vehicles plus the scores of hectares of land he owns both in the chic Almady district of the Dakar and in the sprawling suburbs of Diamniado around the new airport. Doubts persist in the public opinion even though the Presidents men have tried to justify these assets by stating that they were acquired honestly. For nearly a decade, the France-trained engineer worked with prestigious petroleum and gas companies before taking up his first government job as minister of energy in 2002 through 2008 serving as internal affairs minister, premier for four years and president of the national assembly.
Senegalese are quick to cast suspicion on wealth owned abroad by their compatriots and that is the case with President Salls apartment in Texas, El Hadj Hamidou Kass explained. Mr Kass is the former EditorIn-Chief of the government daily Le Soleil who is now a presidential spokesman. Touching on the fleet of vehicles, President Sall had explained that most of them were acquired as gifts from his party supporters mostly emigrants working in the diamond and gold sector in central Africa where he had spent some time ahead of the presidential poll that he won against his former mentor. Dont forget that I have a wife who is also a technocrat and makes my financial life easier, secured and certain, President Sall told reporters in the aftermath of his declaration of assets. The other question bogging President Sall is the appointment of Judge Mandiogou Ndiaye, his hometown relative who has had a murky past in his career. The presidential decree named Judge Ndiaye to head the court for the repression of illegal wealth. During ex-president Wades regime, Judge Ndiaye was relieved of his post as president of the appeals court for turning a blind eye to a bail for a Senegalese con man who duped a Tunisian investor of 350 million francs (about $200,000) TO COMMENT ON THESE AND OTHER STORIES GO TO www.nation.co.ke
The European Unions High Representative Catherine Ashton has made a statement saying that the union is happy with the dialogue as it marks the beginning of an understanding with Zimbabwe. The statement on consultations with the Zimbabwe re-engagement team was delivered by EU representative in Zimbabwe Aldo Dell Ariccia. Mr DellAriccia said the Brussels dialogue with the Zimbabwean Ministerial re-engagement team was successful. However, Mr DellAriccia could not ascertain how long the re- engagement process will take, but highlighted that there is optimism in the dialogue as they have agreed to address the issue of sanctions imposed on the country when they meet again sometime in July. (Xinhua)
MOGADISHU
Somali agents seize would-be bomber

A suspect named as Abdurahman Farah Mohamed, was captured on Saturday at Ex-Control Afgoye Checkpoint in Southern Mogadishu carrying an explosive device. Agents who were tipped o, spotted Farah, 21 and a device said to be assembled to be attached to vehicles. He was later handed over to security ocials in Mogadishu. Mr Khalif Ahmed Ereg, the top security agent in Banadir region (Mogadishu and surrounding areas) who talked to the media in his oce told the Nation that the agency acted on a tip o. (Abdulkadir Khalif, Nation Correspondent)
EDJEMA, CAR
Ugandan troops have captured a senior member of the Lords Resistance Army in a milestone arrest that could signal they are closing in on notorious rebel leader Joseph Kony. The Ugandan army is leading a US-backed African Union force tasked with capturing the LRAs leaders. The rebel commander, Caesar Acellam, was captured Saturday and made available at an army base a day later to conrm his arrest following a brief reght near the border with the Democratic Republic of Congo. (AFP)
Uganda captures top LRA commander
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SUPPORT | US praises election as free and fair
Threats of revolt over rigged Algeria poll

Islamist parties lose ground, giving them only a combined 59 seats in assembly
ALGIERS, Sunday
n Algerian Islamist leader said today that a Tunisian-style revolt was the only option after polls he charged were fraudulent and threatened a mass pullout of the smaller parties from parliament. These results closed the door on change by the ballot box and the Tunisian option is all thats left for those who believe in change, Mr Abdallah Djaballah, who heads the Front for Justice and Development, told AFP. His party mustered only seven seats out of the 462 up for grabs in the national assembly, according to provisional results for Thursdays legislative election. The former single party, President Abdelaziz Bouteikas National Liberation Front, tightened its grip on power by securing 220 seats. Mr Djaballah had hoped to benet from the so-called Arab Spring eect and emulate the electoral gains recorded by Islamist parties in neighbouring countries. But Algeria bucked the regional trend, largely preserving the political status quo in polls that even saw Islamist parties lose ground, with all seven parties contesting the vote managing only a combined 59 seats. These elections are a farce. We dot not recognise these results... They create a situation of insecurity and instability, Djaballah said.
Leader of Justice and Development Front (FJD) and radical Islamist, Abdallah Djaballah, speaking in Bilda during a campaign meeting ahead of the May 10 legislative elections.
Sooner or later, the only option will be the Tunisian scenario, he said, in reference to the founding uprising of the Arab Spring which toppled longtime Tunisian president Zine el Abidine Ben Ali in January 2011. After a campaign marked by deep voter disaection, many Algerians argue that the interior ministrys results were manipulated and far removed from reality after a campaign marked by deep voter disaffection. One opposition party said its own observations suggested turnout was less than half the 42 per cent announced by the interior ministry. The head of the European Union observation team, Jose Ignacio Salafranca, listed a
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number of shortcomings in the electoral process, but stopped short of challenging its overall credibility. Meanwhile, in Washington, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton hailed Algerias election. Mrs Clinton said on Saturday these elections and the high number of women elected are a welcome step in Algerias progress toward democratic reform, in a statement issued by her spokeswoman Victoria Nuland. The United States looks forward to working together with the newly elected National Popular Assembly and to continuing to strengthen our ties with the government and the people of Algeria, she added. (AFP)
Wade to sue activist over claims

BY TAMBA JEAN-MATTHEW
NATION Correspondent DAKAR, Sunday Ex-president Abdoulaye Wade has vowed to sue one of Senegals leading civil society activists for claiming that the ousted government was concealing several million of dollars in the Arab world. Media reports on Saturday quoted the former president as describing the allegations as baseless, false and designed to tarnish my reputation. Ex-president Wade had remained mute for weeks over the accusations made by Counsellor Moussa Flix Sow, the assistant coordinator of the Civil Forum. Mr Sow had specifically said that the sum of 430 billion francs, approximately 215 million dollars was held in bank accounts belonging to ministers of the former government with the knowledge of ex-president Wade. But the former leader had ostensibly decided to respond to the allegation following the setting up of a court to investigate monies illegally obtained by civil servants. President Macky Sall set up the court on Thursday via a presidential decree and named ten prominent judges to administer the court under the supervision of the justice minister Madam Aminata Traor. In a reaction also to the allegation on Saturday, Senegals Prime Minister Abdoul Mbaye it is impossible that such an amount would stay out of this countryeverything will be done to investigate and retrieve the money., Meanwhile, Mr Sow who is a former assistant dean of the association of lawyers of Senegal said he stands by his allegations and was awaiting for the complaint from former president Wade.
The sum of 430 billion francs held in bank accounts belonging to ministers of the former government
Moussa Flix Sow, assistant coordinator of civil forum
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20 | International News
POWER | A nightmare for politician
A year later, things get worse for ex-IMF chief

Strauss-Kahn now experiencing life as an ordinary man after stay at the top
NEW YORK, Sunday
ime doesnt heal for Dominique Strauss-Kahn. Things only get worse. On Monday, exactly a year will have passed since his arrest on charges of trying to rape a maid in a luxury New York hotel room. Those charges were dropped and in September the French politician and freshly resigned head of the International Monetary Fund returned to Paris a free man. Supporters thought this consummate mover and shaker could still recover, perhaps become champion of Frances Socialist Party and defeat the vulnerable President Nicolas Sarkozy in upcoming elections. A Socialist did beat Sarkozy last week but it wasnt Strauss-Kahn. Instead, Strauss-Kahn will watch Francois Hollande sworn in as president on Tuesday, and will only be able to think: That could have been me. The fabulous life of power and privilege Strauss-Kahn enjoyed up to May 14 last year has been rmly yanked away. He has not set foot again in the United States, where he once enjoyed a luxury lifestyle as head of the IMF. And while the criminal charges have been dropped, the maids dogged lawyers are pursuing a civil lawsuit for unspecied damages. Strauss-Kahn, whose highpowered legal team deftly undermined the maids criminal case last year, was helpless earlier this month when a judge rejected his claim to diplomatic immunity, ordering the civil trial to go ahead. For the rst time in many years, Strauss-Kahn is experiencing life as an ordinary man whose time in the limelight is only tinged with bad memories.
LEGAL STANCE
Maid ordered to stay silent

Former IMF head Dominique Strauss-Khan leaves the State Supreme Court, in New York, in this May 19, 2011 photo.
If US sex crime charges didnt quite kill his career, French pimping charges apparently did. The silver-haired VIP, the world figure and one-time president-in-waiting was accused of leading a double life in which prostitutes luggage, he called them in a text message were ferried to orgies. Strauss-Kahn denied involvement in a prostitution ring. He said he thought the young women at those orgies were there voluntarily. Strauss-Kahn then played the ultimate victim card. In the midst of the fevered French election he gave an interview suggesting that Sarkozy had orchestrated his political demise. But that appeared to have had little effect other than to inflict collateral damage on his wife Anne Sinclair, an heiress and TV news personality. (AFP)
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Almost invisible a year later is the Guinean maid whose accusation touched o the drama. Nassatou Diallo (pictured) gave a string of interviews last year to push her case against StraussKahn. Now her lawyers are keeping her under wraps. They are playing a long game that will keep Strauss-Kahn from getting comfortable quickly: the trial may not even start for about 15 months, according to the presiding judge.
In his native France, life is even more fraught. At rst it was assumed he would nd refuge on home soil. Supporters painted StraussKahn as the real victim, an honorable statesman abused by an out-of-control US judicial system. But then a new sex scandal erupted and this time it was in France.
Cubas Raul Castro backs gay rights

HAVANA, Sunday
Cuban President Raul Castro backs greater gay rights and ending discrimination against homosexuals, his daughter Mariela, a famed sexologist, said yesterday during a colourful gay rights march in Havana. He has done some advocacy work, speaking of the need to make progress in terms of rights based on sexual orientation and gender identity, Mariela Castro told reporters. The Cuban president... has been talking about this issue, but he has not made it public. It is surely part of his strategy, she added, when asked if her father backed her campaign to legalize civil unions for gays and lesbians. He himself has said that... we cannot make progress if we continue to live with these prejudices. Mariela Castro runs Cubas National Center for Sex Education and is an outspoken advocate for the rights of homosexuals and transsexuals in Communistruled Cuba. She is pushing for passage of legislation that would legalize same-sex unions, but stops short of endorsing gay marriage. She is hopeful that lawmakers will take up the bill sometime this year. The presidents daughter led a colorful conga line that was part of a march through the streets of Havana. (AFP)
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA
MINISTRY OF ENERGY
PUBLIC NOTICE
ALIGNMENT OF THE ENERGY SECTOR POLICY WITH THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA
The Constitution of Kenya, 2010 substantially changed the governance structure as well as enhanced participation by citizens in the decision making processes. This has necessitated the need to review the energy sector policy and legal framework so as to align them with the Constitution. Pursuant to the above need, on the 28th January 2011, the Ministry of Energy, set up a Task Force made up of various stakeholders within the Energy Sector. The mandate of the Task Force is to review the Energy Policy (Sessional Paper No. 4 of 2004), the Energy Act 2006 and related Subsidiary Legislation and to align them with the Constitution. The Terms of Reference of the Task Force include: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Undertaking a comprehensive review of the Constitution of Kenya and identifying the various provisions that impact on the operations of the energy sector and make implementation proposals. Developing a comprehensive plan for the required review of the Sessional Paper; laws, by-laws and regulations; policies and administrative procedures required to implement the Constitution. Collecting and harmonizing proposals and views from institutions in the energy sector that will facilitate the Constitution implementation process. Undertaking a comprehensive audit of the Sessional Paper No. 4 of 2004, Energy Act 2006, sectoral laws, by-laws and regulations, other policies, administrative procedures, government guidelines and circulars relating to the energy sector so as to develop a new energy sector policy and propose legislative reforms. Reviewing other laws with an impact on the operations of various stakeholders in the energy sector with a view to making proposals for amendments as necessary. Identifying new laws and administrative procedures that are required for implementation of the Constitution including but not limited to those listed in the Fifth Schedule of the Constitution. Identifying any international treaty ratified but not yet domesticated by Kenya relating to the energy sector and providing proposals on domestication in accordance with Article 2(5) of the Constitution. Undertaking comparative studies and benchmarking with countries with devolved governance structures and making recommendations on best practices for adoption by the energy sector. Making proposals for the implementation of the devolved governance structures within the energy sector consistent with the provisions of the Constitution. Ensuring a transparent, participatory and an all inclusive process in the development of the new policy, enactment of subsequent legislation and administrative procedures. Any other tasks related to the aforementioned.
The Taskforce has since achieved a significant milestone in its mandate by formulating a Draft Energy Policy 2012. The Task Force, in compliance with the constitutional requirement and government policy of engaging stakeholders and members of the public in the policy formulation process, wishes to inform the public and stakeholders that they are obliged to exercise their constitutional right to participate in the formulation a new energy sector policy. In view of the above, the Task Force recognizes that it is not possible to meet all members of the public or stakeholders and has therefore opened various channels to enable them submit their views. A full version of the Draft Energy Policy is available at the websites of the Ministry www.energy.go.ke and of the Commission www.erc.go.ke.
The Draft Energy Policy is also available at the following websites of various State Corporations and Agencies under the Ministry, namely Kenya Electricity Generating Company Limited (www.kengen.co.ke), Geothermal Development Company Limited (www.gdc.co.ke), Kenya Electricity Transmission Company Limited (www.ketraco.co.ke), Kenya Petroleum Refineries Limited (www.kprl.co.ke), Kenya Pipeline Company Limited (www.kpc.co.ke), The Kenya Power & Lighting Company Limited (www.kplc.co.ke), National Oil Corporation of Kenya Limited (www.nockenya.co.ke), the Nuclear Electricity Project Committee (www.nuclearkenya.co.ke) and the Rural Electrification Authority (www.rea.co.ke).
The Public is requested to send written submissions on the document to the Director General, Energy Regulatory Commission, 3rd Floor Eagle Africa Centre, Upper Hill, P.O. Box 42681-00100 Nairobi so as to reach him on or before 8th June 2012. Submissions with subject heading COMMENTS ON ENERGY POLICY may also be made electronically to info@erc.go.ke.
In order to engage with as many members of the public as possible, the Task Force has gone further and scheduled various public and stakeholder hearings throughout the Country between Tuesday 22nd May 2012 and Thursday 31st May 2012. Members of the public and stakeholders are invited to provide either written or oral submissions during the hearings whose schedule is provided below.
Date Tuesday, 22nd May 2012
Time 9 am to 4 pm 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon
Thursday, 24th May 2012
Friday, 25th May 2012
9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 2 pm to 5 pm 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon
Venue of meeting Kenya School of Monetary Studies County Council Hall Nyeri PCs Hall Allamano Hall Kabarnet Town Hall Kapenguria County Council Hall Siaya ATC Hall Voi Town Hall Garissa Town Hall Kerugoya Catholic Church Hall Kwale County Hall Lodwar Town Hall County Council Hall Kitale Town Hall Kisumu Social Hall Muranga ACK Hall Sirikwa Hotel, Baraza Hall Thika Municipal Hall Homabay County Council Hall Bungoma Sharif Centre Lamu Fort Kitui Multipurpose Dev Hall Marsabit St. Stephen Hall County Council Hall IFAD Hall
Town Nairobi Hola Nyeri Maralal Kabarnet Kapenguria Siaya Voi Garissa Kerugoya Kwale Lodwar Iten Kitale Kisumu Muranga Eldoret Thika Homabay Bungoma Lamu Kitui Marsabit Kapsabet Migori
Counties Nairobi Tana River Nyeri Samburu Baringo West Pokot Siaya Taita/Taveta Garissa Kirinyaga Kwale Turkana Elgeyo Marakwet Trans Nzoia Kisumu Muranga Uasin Gishu Kiambu Homabay Bungoma Lamu Kitui Marsabit Nandi Migori
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Time 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 2 pm to 5 pm 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 2 pm to 5 pm 2 pm to 5 pm
Venue of meeting County Council Hall County Council Hall County Council Hall Kisii County Hall Busia Town Hall Embu County Hall Moyale County Council Hall Dogka Hall Machakos Town Hall Nakuru Town Hall Kakamega Social Hall Nyamira Guardian Hotel Mandera Town Hall Kilifi Town Hall Meru County Hall Mombasa Town Hall Wajir Town Hall County Council Hall Isiolo Catholic Diocese Hall ACK Social Hall Olkalau Masai Technical Social Hall Praise Centre International Municipal Social Hall Narok Town Hall
Town Malindi Kericho Wote Kisii Busia Embu Moyale Chuka Machakos Nakuru Kakamega Nyamira Mandera Kilifi Meru Mombasa Wajir Bomet Isiolo Olkalau Kajiado Mbale Nanyuki Narok
Counties Kilifi Kericho Makueni Kisii Busia Embu Marsabit TharakaNithi Machakos Nakuru Kakamega Nyamira Mandera Kilifi Meru Mombasa Wajir Bomet Isiolo Nyandarua Kajiado Vihiga Laikipia Narok
Tuesday, 29th May 2012
Wednesday, 30th May 2012
Monday, 28th May 2012
9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 9 am to 12 noon 2 pm to 5 pm 2 pm to 5 pm
Thursday, 31st May 2012
Your participation in the above hearings, submissions and comments will be greatly appreciated. Patrick M. Nyoike, CBS PERMANENT SECRETARY
THERE AND ABOUT | Chege Mbitiru
BRIEFLY
WELLINGTON
France and Greece out to change Europe

Francois Hollande and Alexis Tsipras have one thing in common: They loathe scal austerity
Miss Fiji dumped over age not race

Fiji beauty queen Torika Watters, who was the target of racist criticism about her looks, has been replaced as the island nations Miss World Pageant entrant, organisers were reported saying on Sunday. But they said the issue was her age and not connected to complaints that the 16-year-old of mixed EuropeanFijian heritage did not look Fijian enough. Watters was chosen last month ahead of a eld of indigenous women by a judging panel that including New Zealand supermodel Rachel Hunter, a former wife of Rod Stewart, and other non-Fijians. (AFP)
wo politicians have within a week thrown the spanner into the eurozones prevailing economic thinking. It isnt all that bad. One is Francois Hollande, to be sworn as French president tomorrow. He chased the diminutive but combative Nicholas Sarkozy from office with a 51.6 per cent election victory a week ago. Unlike the 58-year-old Hollande, an old timer in the French Socialist Party politics, Greek Alexis Tsipras is a newcomer to parliamentary politics. His Synaspismos party and allied Coalition of the Radical Left emasculated the leading political parties in election last Sunday, making formation of a government impossible. The helicopter-like political ascent of Mr Tsipras, 37, is impressive. He rose from the Communist Youth of Greece to head a parliamentary party at 33. He entered Parliament three years ago. His ability to manage national aairs though remains unknown. Greece isnt an economic shaker in the eurozone or Europe. France is. However, Mr Hollande and Mr Tsipras have one thing in common: they loathe scal austerity. Thats tight control of
government spending. German Chancellor Angela Merkel is the leading proponent. Unfortunately, her sidekick, Sarkozy, is in a political freezer. Governments cant raise all the money they need from their main source of income: taxes. Consequently, they borrow or issue bonds to meet the decit. Debts and bonds arent a problem par se. The problem comes when governments fail to meet repayment schedules or the value of bonds decline to levels that make investors consider them junk. For reasons known to economists and financial wizards, trouble begins when a countrys debt hits 7 per cent of the Gross Domestic Product. At $661.6 billionlots of money in any language--Greeces debt hit 160 percent of the GDP. Athens couldnt meet repayment schedules. There are several ways of dealing with the problem. They include rescheduling, reducing government spending, declaring bankruptcy, and getting a consortium of nations,
Radical left party leader, Alexis Tsipras leaves the presidential palace in Athens after the meeting of the three top parties with the Greek president yesterday.
multilateral lenders like the International Monetary Fund and regional organizations member states, for a bailout. Bailouts arent free and conditions are attached. Greece isnt the only eurozone country facing this problem. Portugal and Spain are most hit. Italy is staring at one. France, one of Europes top borrowers, fears its headed there. The 17-member eurozone, like a ship crew, prefers all hands,
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including the sick, on deck. Better nd a cure for the sick and fast. The cure for the sick members is bailout. Conditions include massive cuts on government spendingausterity. That means many people have lost benets and jobs. They are angry and have voted out political parties responsible. Greek voters were especially vicious. Mr Tsipras, who has described the agreement for the Greek bailout null and void, is riding this wave. However, hes yet to oer an alternative. Hollande, more mellowed by age and temperament, has offered a sweetener to austerity policies, an element of growth. A Portuguese editor has provided a good rationale for this approach in rather apocalyptic language: Austerity brings more recession, which brings austerity that brings more austerity and then you are eating your babies and your sons. Luckily, thats a long shot. Already, a few socialist politicians in other European nations have welcomed Mr Hollandes idea that austerity policies shouldnt be considered the only option. New thinking is inevitable. Thats progress. (cmbitiru@hotmail.com)
BEIJING
40 killed as China hit by hailstorm

Forty people were killed when a brief but violent hailstorm and torrential rain swept through a mountainous region of northwest China, the local government said yesterday. Eighteen others remained missing in Min county, a disaster-prone area of Gansu province, while 87 had been sent to hospital, the county government said in a statement on its website. Ocials said 29,300 people had been evacuated after rain and hail battered the county for just 60 minutes late Thursday afternoon. (AFP)
TENDER NOTICE
National Oil Corporation of Kenya (National Oil) hereby invites sealed tenders from interested and eligible candidates for the following tenders: Tender Reference Number NOCK/PRC/03(516) NOCK/PRC/03(517) NOCK/PRC/03(518) NOCK/PRC/03(519) Tender Name Tender for Proposed Construction of petrol station at Oyugis town Tender for Proposed Construction of petrol station at Nakuru town Tender for Proposed Upgrade Construction works of petrol station at Gatundu Tender for Proposed Construction of petrol station at Makutano(Embu/Nyeri junction) Non-refundable fee (KShs) 3,000 3,000 3,000 3,000 Closing Date & Time (East African Time) 5th June 2012 at 1500hrs 5th June 2012 at 1500hrs 5th June 2012 at 1500hrs 5th June 2012 at 1500hrs
Interested tenderers may view/obtain/download tender documents at www.nockenya.co.ke or at Procurement Department, National Oil Corporation of Kenya, AON Minet House, 7th Floor, Mamlaka Road, off Nyerere Road, Nairobi, Kenya. Each tender document attracts a non-refundable fee of as given which is payable before the tender closing date and time in form of cash at the National Oil Cashiers Office 7th Floor AoN Minet House, Mamlaka Road off Nyerere Road. Tenders in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked with the Tender Name and Tender Reference Number Do not Open Before the closing date & time, should be addressed to: The Managing Director National Oil Corporation of Kenya AON Minet House, 7th Floor Mamlaka Road, off Nyerere Road P O Box 58567 00200, Nairobi and deposited in the Tender Box located at AON Minet House, 5th Floor, Mamlaka Road, off Nyerere Road, Nairobi between 0800hrs and 1700hrs (East African Time), on or before 5th June 2012 at the time given for each tender. Tenders submitted later than the indicated closing date and time shall automatically be disqualified whatever the circumstances. Tenders will be opened soon thereafter at National Oil offices Lounge, 5th Floor, AON Minet House, Mamlaka Road, off Nyerere Road, Nairobi, in the presence of tenderers and/or their representatives who may wish to attend. The tender documents are not transferable. National Oil reserves the right to accept or reject any or all tenders either in whole or in part. MANAGING DIRECTOR
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA
MINISTRY OF STATE FOR DEFENCE PUBLIC AUCTION

1 . The Ministry of State for Defence (MoSD) will sell by Public Auction Casted Vehicles, Equipment and Boarded General stores through the following tenders:MOD/423(356)11/12 - DFOD Kahawa, MAB and 12 Engrs Bn (Nairobi Region) MOD/423(350)11/12 - 23 OCC Lanet (Nakuru Region) MOD/423(351)11/12 - 43 OCC and LAB (Nanyuki Region) MOD/423(352)11/12 - KNB Mtongwe and KNB Manda (Mombasa Region) 2. 3. The goods will be sold on as - is - where - is basis. The vehicles/equipments and stores can be viewed from 25th April 2012 during working days only (Monday to Friday) except on public holidays at Defence Forces Ordnance Depot (DFOD) Kahawa 12 Engrs Bn Thika, 23 OCC Lanet Nakuru, 43 OCC Nanyuki, 10 Engrs Bn Nanyuki, Kenya Navy Base Mtongwe, Kenya Navy Base Manda, Moi Air Base (MAB) Eastleigh and Laikipia Air Base (LAB) Nanyuki starting from 9:00 - am to 4:00 pm after purchasing the catalogue as follows: Viewing Locations DFOD Kahawa, MAB and 12 Engrs Bn 23 OCC Lanet 43 OCC , 10 Engrs Bn and LAB Viewing Dates 25th Apr 12 to 15th, May 12 25th Apr 12 to 18th May 12 8. 25th Apr 12 to 23rd May 12 9. 5. Interested bidders will be required to pay a refundable bid number deposit of Kshs 30,000.00 in cash or bankers cheque payable to Ministry of State for Defence on or before the day of auction. The receipt will be presented at the entry gate of the Sale yard on the day of the auction for one to be issued with a bid number. No one without a bid number will be allowed to participate in the auction. Original catalogue.and receipts for both the catalogue and bid number deposits will be presented zitthe entrance for one to be allowed entry to the Auction yards. The Public Auction will be undertaken in the following Sale yards on the dates indicated against each: MOD/423(356)11/12 -DFOD Kahawa -16 th May 2012 at 10:00 am. MOD/423(350)11/12 -23 OCC Lanet - 21st May 2012 at 10:00 am.
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C. MOD/423(351) 11/12 -43 OCC Nanyuki - 24th May 2012 at 10:00am. D. 7. MOD/423(352)11/;12 - KNB Mtongwe - 28th May 2012 at 10:00 am. All successful bidders will be required to pay a deposit of 25% of the bid at the fall of the hammer and the remaining balance within 14 days after the auction, failure to which the award will -be cancelled and-the deposit. Forfeited. Unsuccessful bidders will be refunded the bid number deposits on presentation of original receipts for the bid number deposit and the catalogue immediately after the auction. Successful bidders tender deposit will be credited to his price so that it forms part of the amount of the bid and the bidder, will be required to pay the bid price less the deposit security. Bidders will be required to collect the items they have paid for within thirty (30) days after making the payment failure to which the purchaser shall be liable to pay storage charges of 1% of bid offer per day up to a maximum of three months failure to which the item/ items and the amount paid will be forfeited. Successful bidders will be responsible for payment of duty, VAT and other Related charges, where applicable, as established under Government rules and regulations. The sale is subject to a reserve price. Ministry of State for Defence reserves the right to accept or reject the highest or any bid either whole or in part and does not bind itself to give the reasons for the rejection.
Tender No MOD/423(356) 2011/2012 MOD/423(350) 2011/2012 MOD/423(351) 2011/2012 MOD/42-3(352) 2011/2012 4.
KNB Mtongwe and KNB 25th Apr 12 to 25th May 12 Manda
Catalogues giving full details of items to be sold may be obtained on viewing days from the, following offices upon payment of a non refundable fee of Kshs 1,500.00 per set: Ulinzi house along Lenana road at the main gate. DFOD Kahawa. 12 Engrs Bn Thika. 25 OCC Lanet Nakuru. 43 OCC Nanyuki. 10 Engrs Bn Nanyuki. Kenya Navy Base Mtongwe. Kenya Navy Base Manda. MAB Eastleigh. LAB Nanyuki.
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Z. G. OGENDI Head, Supply Chain Management Services For: Permanent Secretary
N.B.: The advertisement that appeared on Friday 11th in the Daily Nation was to read Public Auction and not Tender Notice
PAINFUL | Goddess worship
SOUTH EASTERN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
A CONSTITUENT COLLEGE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI
PRE-QUALIFICATION OF SUPPLIERS
South Eastern University College is in the process of Registering Suppliers for various goods and services for the period 1st July 2012 to 30th June 2014. Interested Suppliers are invited to apply for pre-qualification, indicating the goods and/or services they can offer. Existing suppliers who wish to be retained in the register must also apply.
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CATEGORY A: SUPPLY OF GOODS
CATEGORY B: PROVISION OF SERVICES
Supply and Delivery of assorted office stationery and computer stationery. Supply and Delivery of printed Stationery, promotional materials and branded materials. Supply and Delivery of computers, laptops, servers, printers, scanners, UPS units, and ICT related accessories. Supply and Delivery of Office Equipment, furniture, furnishings and fittings Supply and Delivery of Hardware, Paints and Building materials Supply and delivery of Electrical materials, equipments, fittings and appliances Supply and Delivery of Motor vehicle tyres, tubes and batteries Supply and delivery of Curtains, staff uniforms and protective clothing Supply and Delivery of Cleaning materials Supply and Delivery of Fuels, oils and lubricants Supply and Delivery of Bulky cooking gas, firewood and charcoal Supply and Delivery of Laboratory chemicals and reagents Supply and Delivery of Medical laboratory and clinical equipment Supply and Delivery of Clinical drugs and dressings Supply and Delivery of Cold rooms and refrigerators Supply and Delivery of Computer software, appliances and anti-virus software Supply and Delivery of General maintenance equipment Supply and Delivery of News papers Supply and Delivery of Library books, periodicals and library materials Supply and Delivery of Seeds and Tree seedlings Supply and Delivery of Double decker beds and mattresses Supply and Delivery of Building sand, ballast, murram, natural stones, hardcore, baked bricks, concrete blocks and allied products Supply, Delivery and fixing of Glass and related fixtures Supply, Delivery and fixing of Metal related fixtures-grills, doors, window frames, partitioning etc. Supply, Delivery, Installation and servicing of network equipment and structured cabling Supply and Delivery of Fertilizers and farm chemicals Supply, Delivery, Servicing and maintenance of firefighting equipments Supply and Delivery of Kitchen/ Catering utensils and large scale catering equipment Supply and Delivery of Laboratory, tools, apparatus and equipment Supply and Delivery of Wood work equipment and accessories Supply and Delivery of Soil and water engineering apparatus Supply and Delivery of Metrological (Rainfall) Station equipment
An Indian Hindu devotees cheeks are pierced with a steel rod known as Trishula by a Hindu priest during a procession to honour the Hindu goddess Maha Mariamman in Amritsar yesterday. Devotees believe that the goddess protects her worshippers.
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CHANGE AT THE ELYSEE | Socialist takes over
Hollande faces bruising entry onto world stage

Angela Merkel wants to hear new leaders ideas about scal discipline as Obama worried about Afghan pullout plans
PARIS, Sunday
CATEGORY C: SUPPLY OF FOODS STUFFS
Provision of Security services Provision of Legal services Provision of Fumigation and Sanitary services Collection and Disposal of garbage Provision of Consultancy services Provision of Consultancy services on Employee Satisfaction, Work Environment and Customer satisfaction Provision of Motor Vehicle Insurance services Maintenance and Servicing of laboratory equipment Maintenance, Repair and servicing of generators Provision of Property valuation services Event Organizers and entertainment Provision of Transport services Travel agency Maintenance of local area network (LAN) Provision of Outside catering services Provision of Editing, design, printing and publishing services Building and Civil Engineering works contractors Provision of Architectural services Provision of Engineering services Provision of Quantity survey services Provision of Cleaning services Repair, Maintenance and Servicing of Motor vehicles Building Contractors for Electrical works Building Contractors for Mechanical works Servicing and Repair of Pumps (Water pumps, submersible pumps, booster pumps) Servicing and Maintenance of Refrigeration Equipment Disludging of Septic tanks Supply and Delivery of Beef Meat and beef products Supply and Delivery of Poultry products Supply and Delivery of Milk and dairy products Supply and Delivery of Dry food stuff/ Groceries Supply and Delivery of Soda and mineral water Supply and Delivery of Fresh juice, fresh fruits and vegetables Supply and Delivery of Perishable food stuff
Pre-qualification documents can be obtained from SEUCO Main Campus Kitui upon payment of a Non Refundable Fee of Kshs. 2000/= (Kenya Shillings Two thousand only) in form of cash/bankers cheque payable to South Eastern University College for each category of goods and/or services. Suppliers will be expected to provide certified copies of their certified copies of incorporation, pin certificate VAT Registration number and tax compliance certificate. Applications clearly showing the reference code number for services/goods the applicant is interested to be prequalified for should be sent either, through post to the address given below or dropped in the tender box in the reception of the Administration block on or before24th May 2012 at 12.00 noon. The Principal South Eastern University College P.O. Box 170-90200, KITUI. SEUCO reserves the right to accept or reject any application and is not obliged to give reasons for its decisions.
he moment Frances president-elect Francois Hollande is sworn in on Tuesday, he leaves his cosy post-election no-mans land for potentially bruising encounters on the European and world stage. Hours after naming a prime minister, Frances rst Socialist leader since 1995 will y to Berlin for talks with Chancellor Angela Merkel, an ally of the man he defeated last week, centre-right president Nicolas Sarkozy. Mr Hollande campaigned on a pledge to renegotiate the eurozones scal pact agreed in March, which binds member states to austerity measures and which Merkel argues is essential to underpin the continents eventual recovery. The meeting between the leaders of Europes economic powerhouses will be closely watched by European Union partners and by the nancial markets that Hollande declared during campaigning were the enemy. We have positions that are not yet converging, Hollande admitted on Thursday of his upcoming talks with Merkel, while German ocials have sought to play down the encounter. Its, of course, not a decision-making meeting but a getting-to-know-you meeting, a rst gettogether, Merkels spokesman Steen Seibert said on Friday. Merkel wants to hear Hollandes ideas about scal discipline and the promotion of economic growth and jobs, Seibert said. Ideas raised at their talks are expected to be developed at an informal EU dinner summit on May 23 with a possible growth deal to be announced at the full-edged EU summit on June 28 and 29. Market analysts are reassured that Hollande does not reject the budgetary pact itself, but simply wants to add growth stimulus measures, and traders are also keen to avert a vicious circle of recession and austerity. Ahead of the talks, Hollande, who has no
ministerial experience, this week met with the head of the Eurogroup of eurozone nance ministers, Luxembourg Prime Minister JeanClaude Juncker, and EU president Herman Van Rompuy He has also consulted Italian caretaker Prime Minister Mario Monti who supports both Merkels austerity and Hollandes call for growth and could work as a mediator between competing ideologies within the EU. Hollande was forced on the defensive on Friday when the European Commission warned Frances weak growth was slowing and would struggle to reach 1.3 percent of GDP next year, less than the 1.7 percent Hollande has forecast. Michel Sapin, author of Hollandes election manifesto, said that Brussels pessimism was based on the poor performance of Sarkozys government and that the new team would do better than the EU forecast. If it is perceived that France is struggling to meet its targets, bond markets might express their concern in the form of higher interest rates on the borrowing Paris relies on to fund its decit-spending. (AFP) WASHINGTON MEETING
New leader wants Nato policy change

President Obama is to receive Mr Hollande at the White House for talks during the day on Friday, before they join other G8 leaders from Britain, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan and Russia for talks at Camp David outside Washington. Mr Hollande has already caught ak for saying he will bring forward the withdrawal of French troops from the NATO-led coalition in Afghanistan from the end of 2014 to the end of 2012. Frances 3,400 troops form the fth largest contingent in the 130,000strong US-led force battling the Taliban, but Kabul has downplayed the eect of their early departure, saying Afghan troops are ready to take over.
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STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME For the year ended 31 December 2011

Long term Insurance Business Shs000 INCOME Gross written premium Outward reinsurance premium Net written Premium Gross earned premium Net earned premium Investment Income Commissions earned Other income Total Income OUTGO Claims and policyholder benefits Less: Reinsurers share of claims Net claims and policy holders benefits Commissions Payable Operating and other expenses Total Outgo Profit before tax Taxation credit/(Charge) Profit for the Year 616,421 (20,554) 595,867 616,421 595,867 414,872 3,597 1,128 1,015,464 534,272 (14,392) 519,880 120,836 299,131 939,847 75,617 75,617 General Insurance Business Shs000 1,080,192 (159,705) 920,489 1,042,520 882,815 26,511 76,364 1,519 987,209 673,031 (58,852) 614,179 144,331 194,631 953,141 34,068 34,068 Total 2011 Shs000 1,696,613 (180,259) 1,516,356 1,658,941 1,478,682 441,383 79,961 2,647 2,002,673 1,207,303 (73,244) 1,134,059 265,167 493,762 1,892,988 109,685 109,685 Total 2010 Shs000 1,491,434 (146,198) 1,345,236 1,441,081 1,294,883 445,444 59,652 232 1,800,211 1,109,505 (102,254) 1,007,251 190,840 431,140 1,629,231 170,980 (5,216) 165,764
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
Background The African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) is an active, regional peacekeeping mission operated by the African Union with the approval of the United Nations. It was created by the African Unions Peace and Security Council. AMISOM has Office in Nairobi, Kenya. The African Union Mission for Somalia procures different services goods and works as part of its activity to achieve its objective. Services Required To meet the challenges of providing timely and satisfactory delivery of different goods & services, AMISOM wishes to sign a framework (call-off) contract with eligible suppliers and services providers for the following: i. Supply and Delivery of Stationary Materials ii. Supply and Delivery of Toners and Cartridges iii. Provision of Printing Service iv. Provision of Clearing and Forwarding Service v. Provision of General Maintenance vi. Provision of Translation and Interpretation Service The framework (call-off) contract would be signed with successful supplier/ service Provider for an initial period of one year and renewable yearly after satisfactory deliverable. To this end, the African Union Mission for Somalia (AMISOM) now invites Expression of Interest from eligible suppliers/Service Providers for the provision of the above goods/Services for AMISOM Interested suppliers/Service providers should submit the following documents: i. Letter of Expression of Interest - signed and sealed, ii. Detailed company profile indicating five years verifiable previous experiences, iii. Copies of registration certificates and business licenses, iv. Manufacturers authorisation or Agent license where applicable, v. Audited Financial Statement for the past three years vi. Valid VAT Registration Communication and Enquiry Additional information could be obtained from Khalid Seid, Procurement Unit, African Union Mission in Somalia; Gigiri drive , Second Black Gate close to Botswana High Commission, Nairobi, Kenya, Tel: (+254-2)7216757 ext. 6771or +254771400825. Fax: 721675. Email: khalidS@africa-union.org Submission of Expression of Interest One original and three copies of EOIs must be received not later than Monday, 28th May 2012 at 1630hours local time. Late bid would be rejected and return unopened. The address for submission is: Local Tender Board; African Union Mission in Somalia; Gigiri Drive, Next to Botswana High Commission, P. O. Box 2018200200, Nairobi, Kenya Tel: (+254-2)7216757 ext. 6771or +254771400825; Fax: 721675 Information on the outer envelope should also include: on the top left side, boldly written; Expression of Interest for the supply of (any goods/services of interest from the list). In the middle of the envelope should be the address. At the bottom right corner; write Do not open, except in the presence of Evaluation Committee All EOIs received would be evaluated based on the companys experience in similar assignment; valid registration certificates and trade license; annual turnover Bidding Document would be sent to shortlisted companies that met our technical requirements for the final stage of the selection process. The Details for each Item could be found on AMISOM Website www.amisomau.org/amisom-tenders Amisom reserves the right to accept or reject in part or whole of the bids without giving reasons there of.
STATEMENT OF MOVEMENT IN DEPOSIT ADMINISTRATION & INVESTMENT CONTRACTS For the year ending 31 December 2011
Total 2011 Shs000 1,548,798 322,120 (180,314) 87,650 1,778,254 504,900 169,562 (228,659) 51,753 497,556 Total 2010 Shs000 1,260,540 346,619 (211,361) 153,000 1,548,798 346,645 184,271 (121,359) 95,343 504,900
Amounts payable under deposit administration Contracts At 1 January Pension fund deposits received Surrenders & annuities paid Interest payable & other movements At 31 December Investment Contracts Liabilities At 1 January Deposits received (net) Payments to policy holders Other movements At 31 December
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION As at 31 December 2011

Long term Insurance Business Shs000 150,000 192,803 62,000 404,803 General Insurance Business Shs000 300,000 173,513 473,513 Total 2011 Shs000 450,000 192,803 235,513 878,316 Total 2010 Shs000 450,000 179,186 169,445 798,631
CAPITAL EMPLOYED Share Capital Statutory reserve Retained earnings Shareholders funds REPRESENTED BY: Assets Equipment Intangible assets Investment property Quoted Investments Unquoted Investments Loans receivable Receivables arising out of reinsurance arrangements Receivables arising out of direct insurance arrangements Reinsurers share of insurance liabilities Tax recoverable Deferred acquisition costs Other receivables Government securities Bank deposits Cash and bank balances Total assets Liabilities Insurance contract liabilities Payable under deposit administration contracts Unit-linked investment contracts Provision for unearned premium Payables arising from reinsurance arrangements Other payables Total liabilities Net assets Ratios Capital Adequacy ratio Solvency Ratio Claims Ratio Expenses Ratio
11,166 142 1,300,000 93,335 495,970 188,680 9,133 54,997 131,642 601,977 600,149 18,314 3,505,505 774,427 1,778,254 497,556 10,220 40,245 3,100,702 404,803 100% 117% 74% 68%
11,166 142 105,000 20,520 54,402 238,867 291,193 413,434 3,384 44,092 109,876 136,163 176,720 13,386 1,618,345 611,659 309,801 203,055 20,317 1,144,832 473,513 100% 135% 62% 31%
22,332 284 1,405,000 113,855 550,372 188,680 248,000 291,193 468,431 3,384 44,092 241,518 738,140 776,869 31,700 5,123,850 1,386,086 1,778,254 497,556 309,801 213,275 60,562 4,245,534 878,316 100% 125% 66% 45%
22,588 3,332 1,007,500 295,129 550,372 202,929 305,247 291,372 128,118 3,384 24,578 388,248 619,289 511,036 10,522 4,363,644 959,823 1,545,798 504,900 271,914 216,009 63,569 3,565,013 798,631 100% 117% 68% 42%
The above are extracts from the financial statements of the company which were audited by Deloitte and Touche and approved by the Board of Directors on 26th April 2012 and signed on its behalf by: S G Ngaruiya J M Wainanina James Ngunjiri Chairman Director Principal Officer
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BUSINESS
KINDARUMA DAM UPGRADE ALMOST COMPLETE Renovation will boost power output to 72MW from 40MW. P.24
South Africa set to be Kenyas fastest growing tourist market

Number of visitors from Europe and US stagnating due to an economic crisis that is eating into revenues in the sector
BY MUTHOKI MUMO IN SOUTH AFRICA
mumumo@ke.nationmedia.com ister, Ms Cecily Mbarire. She added that 44 per cent of South African tourists visiting Kenya came on business related excursions. She was speaking on Saturday on the sidelines of a tourism marketing event in Durban. Dubbed Indaba, the event attracted 13,000 exhibitors from across the world. It is Africas largest tourism trade show and the third largest tourism marketing event in the world. 20 Kenyan companies are exhibiting at the trade show. Growth in the number of South African tourists visiting Kenya is reective of a positive trend in regional tourism on the continent. In 2011, African source markets contributed 24 per cent of total arrivals to Kenya. Uganda had the highest number of arrivals followed by South Africa and Tanzania. Meanwhile, South Africa reported 32.7 per cent growth in tourists from Nigeria and 45 per cent growth in tourist numbers from Tanzania. Kenyans travelling to South Africa during the period increased from 29,089 in 2010 to 30,279 in 2011, marking a 4.1 per cent increase. On Saturday, South Africas tourism ministry revealed a plan to invest Sh2.2 billion in marketing the country across the continent. The government is also planning ve regional tourism marketing hubs. Insiders revealed that Nairobi might be one of those hubs. THE FIGURES
TOURISM | While the number of visitors from traditional sources are declining, regional sources growing
Kenya tops Africa in mobile payments

Kenya ranks top in Africa in readiness to adopt mobile payments, a new report shows. Out of 34 countries analysed globally on their readiness to use person to person, mobile-web commerce (m-commerce) and mobile contact-less payments at points of sale, the MasterCard Mobile Payments Readiness Index identied Singapore, Canada, the United States, Kenya and South Korea as the most prepared nations. The MPRI, compiled by MasterCard Global Insights between October 2011 and February 2012, says consumer readiness is the critical success factor to drive mobile payments adoption, with Kenya ranking fourth globally, and rst in Africa, in this regard. Kenyan consumers very high levels of familiarity with and frequent usage of mobile payments makes this nation the top score on the surveys Consumer Readiness component, MasterCard Worldwide, East Africa and Indian Ocean Islands Vice President Charlton Goredema noted. The Index positioned markets readiness for global payments on a scale of 0 to 100, with the global average settling at 33.2. The Kenyan market scored 40.4 on this scale. This is well above the average and a little more than one point behind the US, which came in at 41.5 but ahead of Nigeria and South Africa, two African markets surveyed.
Tourists visiting within the region

Numbers: Number of tourists from South Africa to Kenya increased by 16 per cent last year, while those from Kenya to the country rose by 4.1 per cent Africa: African source markets contributed 24 per cent of total arrivals to Kenya led by Uganda. S.Africa: South Africa reported 32.7 per cent growth of tourists from Nigeria and 45 per cent growth from Tanzania investment: Sh2.2 will be spent by South Africa to market the country across the continent
he number of tourists visiting Kenya from South Africa grew by 28 per cent in the rst three months of 2012, as part of growing intra-regional tourism on the African continent. Industry players are seeking to capitalise on this growth, even as traditional source markets in Europe threaten to stagnate in the face of an economic crisis that is eating into revenues in the sector. While the number of tourists from South Africa grew by 16 per cent last year, traditional source markets such as France, Italy, the US and Germany recorded declining market shares. South Africa is set to become our fastest growing source market in the region. We are investing and marketing heavily in the country, said Tourism assistant min-
28pc
Growth rate in the number of tourists visiting from South Africa in the rst quarter
Number of South Africa tourists to Kenya who come on business-related excursions
44pc
Tourists watch as Lesser amingos y over Lake Oloidien near Naivasha. Intra-regional tourism on the continent is on the rise, while numbers from traditional source markets for Kenya are declining.
PHOTO | AFP
Kenyan consumers very high levels of familiarity with and frequent usage of mobile payments makes this nation the top score
MasterCard
UN introduces new rules to curb land grabs in Africa by western rms

BY PAUL REDFERN
NATION Correspondent LONDON New rules which will try to protect poor farmers in Africas historic land rights from acquisitions by large western multinational companies have been introduced by the United Nations. However, the new UN guidelines for rich countries buying land in developing nations are only voluntary and have already been criticised by international aid agencies. The issue is a growing concern in East Africa where thousands of acres of land in Kenya and Tanzania, in particular, have been bought by large multinational companies, often for growing of controversial biofuel crops. The guidelines agreed to by the UNs Food and Agriculture organisation on Friday called on governments to protect the rights of indigenous peoples who use the land. The UN says the new agreement endorsed a set of far-reaching global guidelines to help governments protect the rights of people, especially the poor, to own or access land, forests and sheries. Giving poor and vulnerable people secure and equitable rights to access land and other natural resources is a key condition in the ght against hunger and poverty, said the director-general of the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), Jos Graziano da Silva. It is a historic breakthrough that countries have agreed on these rst-ever global land tenure guidelines, he added. We now have a shared vision. Its a starting point that will help improve the often dire situation of the hungry and poor. Among the issues in the guidelines is the socalled land-grabbing phenomenon, according to a news releaseby FAO. It recommends that safeguards should be put in place to protect the tenure rights of local people from risks that could arise from large-scale land acquisitions, and also protect human rights, livelihoods, food security and the environment.
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Invitation for Bids for the Financial Audit of Drought Emergency Assistance II 2011-2012
Cordaid is implementing a 12-months Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties (SHO) funded program on Drought Emergency Assistance II being implemented in Kenya (Mandera, Moyale, Marsabit, Samburu, Isiolo, Wajir and Turkana). Cordaid hereby invites interested firms/companies to bid for the audit of these project(s). The terms of reference and other related materials can be collected from Cordaid office in Nairobi from 14th May 2012 upon payment of Kenya shillings 2,000. Deadline for submission of bids is 18th May 2012 at 5.00 p.m. Audit period is 4 June 2012 till 24 August 2012 Bidders and/or their representatives are invited for bid opening on 21st May 2012 at 12.00 p.m. All bids are to be submitted in hard copy at our Nairobi office during official working hours (8.00am-5.00pm) CORDAID DEA II 2011-2012 AUDIT BID Cordaid Field Office New Rehema House 5th floor Rhapta Road, Westlands P O Box 40278-00100, Nairobi Tel. +254 (0) 20 4449098
Kaplan International Colleges and Uniserv launch

Commitment to Kenya and merit-based scholarships
Kaplan donates scholarships for Kenyan students worth 100,000

14 May 2012 -- UK-based Kaplan International Colleges (KIC) and Kenyas student advice company Uniserv have launched two scholarship schemes for Kenyan students worth a total of 100,000. The merit-based scholarships will be awarded to high-achieving Kenyan KCSE students accepted to study at Sheffield International College or Glasgow International College. GBP 500 will be awarded for every A grade and GBP 300 for every B grade a student earns. The Commitment to Kenya scholarships will be awarded to KCSE and A-level students accepted to study at Liverpool, Nottingham Trent, Bournemouth, and Brighton International Colleges as well as Kaplan International College London. Students successfully completing the application and interview with Uniserv will be granted GBP 1500 to help fund their studies. Linda Cowan, Managing Director of Kaplan International Colleges, said: We are delighted to be able to donate these scholarships for the first time, in recognition of the high calibre of Kenyan students at KIC. One of KICs top students is Judith Otieno from Nairobi, who is completing her Foundation Certificate in Science and Engineering at Sheffield International College and planning to progress to The University of Sheffield next year. She says that the reason she chose to study at Sheffield International College was the convenient May intake. Since she started her course, Judith says that she feels more confident especially when relating to people of other nationalities. She is also delighted to report that her friends and family are very proud of her. KIC runs five colleges in partnership with world renowned universities: University of Brighton, University of Glasgow, University of Liverpool, Nottingham Trent University, and The University of Sheffield. The colleges are located on the university campus and students successfully completing their programme of study at the required level are guaranteed a place on the universitys Bachelors or Masters programme. Kaplans international colleges in London and Bournemouth work with multiple university partners including Cranfield University, City University London and the University Westminster. For more information, or to apply for one of the Commitment to Kenya or meritbased scholarships, please contact: Rachel.oconnell@kaplan.com, Telephone +44 7785616095 or Uniserv Education on 0735 014 549 or come and see us at the Uniserv Fair where you sign up for interviews and find out more: Nairobi: Sarit Expo Centre Friday 18th May 2012 10.00a.m. to 6.00pm Saturday 19th May 2012 10.00am to 6.00pm Sunday 20th May 2012 10.00am to 3.00pm
CALL FOR PROPOSALS

About Terre des Hommes Netherlands The mission of Terre des Hommes Netherlands is to ensure that the rights of vulnerable children and their families are respected, so that these children can properly develop their potential in a safe environment. Terre des Hommes Netherlands prevents children from being exploited, removes children from exploitative situations and ensures these children can develop themselves in a safe environment. Terre des Hommes Netherlands programmes Terre des Hommes Netherlands supports local organisations through four strategic goals and subprogrammes namely stop child exploitation, education, maternal and child health care and socioeconomic development. Additionally, the programme focuses on capacity building of local partner organisations and on strengthening civil societies in the target countries. Intervention strategies are direct assistance, capacity development and lobby and advocacy. The programme is an integrated part of the strategic plan for Terre des Hommes Netherlands in East Africa. The call for proposals Terre des Hommes Netherlands is looking for organisations locally registered in Kenya as CBOs, FBOs and National NGOs with at least 3 years experience in child focused projects and programmes in MACHAKOS, NYANZA (KISUMU AND SIAYA COUNTIES) AND TURKANA COUNTY. Focus is on supporting projects and programmes in the above mentioned areas. Partnerships between organisations in delivering objectives in any of these four areas would be an added advantage. Applications should be made for a maximum of 35,000 for one year. All proposals should include context and problem analysis, organisational background, project content (to include a logical framework matrix), sustainability and exit strategy and a detailed budget. Applications should be received by 8th June 2012. How to Apply Interested organisations should submit their concepts titled Call for proposals by email or post to the following address: Regional Director East Africa Terre des Hommes Netherlands P.O Box 76340-00508, Nairobi Email address: east.africa@tdh.nl
Mombasa: Whitesands Beach Resort & Spa Monday 21st May 2012 10.00am- 6.00pm Rachel will also be available to meet students at the Uniserv office in Bandari Plaza, Westlands on Wednesday 16th May from 9.00am to 5.00pm.
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The Geothermal Development Company Ltd (GDC) invites sealed tenders from eligible candidates for supply of the following: TENDER NO. GDC/HQS/073/2011-2012 TENDER DESCRIPTION BID SECURITY CLOSING DATE 8/06/2012 at 2.00pm (1400HRS) 7/06/2012 at 2.00pm (1400HRS) Tender for Implementation of 2% of Tender a Collaboration and Content Sum Management Portal Tender for Supply, Installation 2% of Tender and Commissioning of a Sum 3000KVA Generator (Mandatory Site Visit)
ACCREDIATED BY MOHEST FOR KNEC, KASNEB, DIT, CITY & GUILDS & UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS
TRAINING INSTITUTE
GDC/HQS/070/2011-2012
Interested eligible bidders may obtain further information and inspect the tender document from the office of Manager, Supply Chain at Riverside Office, along Riverside Drive between 9.00am and 4.00pm during week days. An electronic copy of the tender document may be obtained by interested firms upon payment of a non-refundable fee of Kshs.3,000 payable to our accounts office in cash or by bankers cheque. The completed tenders in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked with Tender No. and Tender Reference Name shall be addressed to: The Managing Director, Geothermal Development Company P.O Box 100746-00101 NAIROBI, KENYA and deposited in the tender box at GDC Riverside Office 1st floor located along Riverside Drive, on or before the dates specified above. Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter at GDC Riverside Board Room in the presence of the tenderers or their representatives who choose to attend. Late tenders will not be accepted. There will be a mandatory site visit at Menengai Geothermal Project for Tender No: GDC/ HQS/070/2011:2012 on Friday 25th May, 2012.. Prospective bidders are required to assemble at GDC Generation House Office, along Kenyatta Avenue in Nakuru at 10.00am MANAGER, SUPPLY CHAIN
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POWER | Generation to get boost
Kindaruma dam upgrade on its last lap

Improved facility to increase output from 40MW to 72MW by June
BY IMMACULATE KARAMBU
ikarambu@ke.nationemdia.com airobi residents could soon enjoy improved power supply once an upgrade of the Kindaruma power station that begun two years ago is complete. State-owned electricity generating company said it was planning to commission the rehabilitated dam by the end of the first-quarter of this year. Construction is almost complete and the dam should be ready for commissioning by June, said Ms Elizabeth Njenga, KenGens capital planning manager. The upgrade is expected to give the dam a total installed capacity of 72 megawatts, up from the existing 40 megawatts, representing an increase of 80 per cent in capacity. The project entails rehabilitation of the two existing turbine generator units and the installation of the third one, which will boost output of the power station from 40 megawatts to 72 megawatts, read a statement from KenGen. The dam was originally de-
Kenya sitting on untapped raw materials, says report

Kenya is sitting on untapped raw materials that are being shipped out of the country only to be imported back as nished goods, increasing its economic vulnerability according to a new report. The report, Africa Investor Report 2011, released by the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (Unido,) noted that it is ironical that foreign countries are seeking more investment opportunities in the country while local market players depend on exporting natural resources and primary commodities. The report which was launched by Industrialisation minister Amason Kingi at KenInvest grounds, comes at a time when Kenya has been favourably placed as a hub for investments in the world by various reports. For rapid achievement in investments and industrial diversication in the country to be realised, adequate national structures have to be set in place, the report says These systems also known as Investment Promotion Agencies should attract quality investments in productive sectors and mobilise supportive business services to open doors between economic sectors; hence, promoting the country as competitive and attractive hub for foreign direct investments.
Structures
signed and constructed with a provision for three turbine generator units but only two have been functioning. The upgrade is being conanced by KenGen and the German Development Bank, kfw to the tune of Sh3.93 billion with kfws input being in the form of a repayable loan. Ms Njenga says KenGens financial input is sourced from the money realised in the Sh15 billion public infrastructure bond the rm issued in 2009.
SUMMARY
Dam project renovation
Construction started two years ago is set to boost generation by 80 per cent. The upgrade entails rehabilitation of two existing turbine generator units and installation of a third one. Upgrade is being conanced by a German bank and KenGen to the tune of Sh3.93 billion
Expert urges debate on Facebooks impact

WASHINGTON, SUNDAY
Facebooks big stock offering on Wall Street must be followed by an intensive debate on Main Street about social medias powerful impact on children, an expert on the topic says. Jim Steyer, founder of Common Sense Media, a San Francisco think tank focusing on media and families, said the technology that Facebook represents is having an enormous impact on youngsters, families and schools worldwide. We need to have a big national, if not global conversation about the pros and cons of that, Mr Steyer, a father of four who is also a civil rights lawyer and Stanford University professor, told AFP. While social media such as Facebook, Google Plus and Twitter oer extraordinary possibilities in such areas as education, he said, there are also real downsides in a social, emotional and cogitative development way. Hopefully, after the urry of the IPO and after the valuation of Facebook is done, then we can have a very serious ongoing discussion of what this means, he said. Mr Steyer was in Washington to promote his just-published book Talking Back to Facebook: The Common Sense Guide to Raising Kids in the Digital Age, which argues for greater parental involvement in their childrens online lives. Whether we like it or not, kids are now spending far more time with media and technology than they are with their families or in school, as much as eight hours a day on average in the United States alone, he wrote.
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Business Pictorial
Mr Anton Levitan, Rhino Charge clerk of the course, holds a dummy cheque of Totals donation of Sh725,000 as the rms managing director, Mr Alexis Vovk looks on. The money will be used to support the running costs of this years Rhino Charge to be held on June 2.
Ms Harpreet Gill (right), a student at the Braeburn Imani School in Thika was among winners of an iPod Touch device donated by Perth Education City (PEC) of Western Australia. She received her prize from Mr Mahul Shah, a director of the Australian Education Consultants (AEC).
Ms Ayem Atem (second right), a pupil of Rusinga School Nairobi displays her winning poster in the company of Mr Hamed Ehsani (right), managing director Village Market, Mr George Murimi (second left) rehabilitation programme manager, Nacada and Mr Stephane Benito of United Nations oce on drugs and crime.
Mr Alfred Ogolla (left) and his ancee Susan (center) excited as they receive car keys for a new pick-up truck from KCB retail director Anastacia Kimtai (right). The couple won the car worth Sh2.4 million from the second draw of the ongoing Jaza Ujazike na KCB campaign.
Ms Margaret Kibogy, Postbank Business growth manager for Nairobi North, awards Mr Nickson Lumumba from Jamhuri High School with a certicate and branded merchandise for emerging runners up in the Child & Youth Finance Week Essay Competition held recently. Ms Betty Radier (right), Samsung Electronics East Africa Marketing Business Leader, learns from Samsung Engineering Academy students Otieno Kelvin (left) and Joan Makhanu (centre) the features of a Samsung Printers main circuit board during an induction ceremony at the Samsung Engineering Academy in Westlands. The academy has begun with a pioneer class of 200 students.
Mr Ngumo Kahiga (right), Co-op Bank chief marketing manager, conducts the rst monthly draw to select winners for the ongoing Ongeza Akiba Imarisha Maisha Promotion. Looking on is Mr Evans Abala (left) of Betting Control & Licensing Board and Mr Joseph Chege (center) of Co-op Bank.
Mr Dan Connelly (left), Citi Bank Kenya managing director, accepts a banking award from Ms Angela Ambitho. The event saw the bank win in Kenya-Tier 2 (asset size) and runners-up Best Bank Corporate Banking. The awards are won on a combination of merits, including nancial soundness, opinion polls and market research.
KCB Group employees planted thousands of trees with the main activities at the Mau Forest and Nairobi National Park. This year, KCB Foundation has invested Sh8.5 million in tree-planting exercises in Kenya and the markets in which they operate. This is part of a target by KCB to grow 750,000 trees this year.
Mr Shamaz Savani (centre), ABC Bank Group managing director, Mr Devinder Gupta (left), group CEO, and other senior managers pose with the trophies the bank won at this years Think Business Banking Awards.
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MINISTRY OF LABOUR
Background The Kenya Vision 2030 and the First Medium Term Plan 2008-2012 have identified human resource development as a critical foundation for national social and economic transformation. The goal of the Vision in this area is to create a globally competitive and adaptive human resource base to meet the requirements of a rapidly industrializing economy. Kenyas global competitiveness will depend on its ability to create a human resource base that will be constantly subjected to skills upgrading and aligned to the needs of industry and technological changes. Towards this, the Ministry of Labour and the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS), in collaboration with key stakeholders, conducted the National Manpower Survey to provide baseline data on labour and manpower statistics in the country. The key expected outputs of the Survey are; a National Skills Inventory, an updated Kenya National Occupation Classification Standards (KNOCS) and the Integrated Human Resource Development Strategy for Kenya. These are Kenya Vision 2030 Flagship Projects. The Ministry therefore, intends to engage individuals/firms to undertake the following consultancies: EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR CONSULTANCY ON DEVELOPMENT OF THE NATIONAL MANPOWER SURVEY ANALYTICAL REPORTS Deliverables (REF NO. MOL/18/2011-2012) i. Inception report detailing the consultants interpretation of terms of reference, and preferred methodology and institutional framework for undertaking the Objectives of the consultancy exercise. The consultancy will establish the stock, flow, demand, characteristics and trends of ii. Updated Kenya Occupational Classification Standards (KNOCS) skills in the labour market for policy formulation in the realization of the Vision 2030. Qualifications Scope of Work Individuals/lead consultants from firms should possess the following; The 2010/11 National Manpower Survey was implemented using four modules i. A higher degree in Statistics, Economics, Manpower Planning or any other namely; Employer, Employee, Education and Training, and Informal Sector. A relevant area basic report will be prepared covering the four modules and addressing all the ii. Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of the International Standard for objectives of the Survey. The consultant will be expected to develop Analytical Occupational Classification (ISCO-08) Reports which will contain a more detailed and comprehensive analysis of the data iii. Demonstrated skills and experience in carrying out similar reviews collected, relationships, projections and implications, especially on human resource development and employment policies in the country. CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY Deliverables FOR KENYA (REF NO. MOL/20/2011-2012) i. Inception report detailing the consultants interpretation of terms of reference, and preferred methodology and institutional framework for undertaking the Objectives of the consultancy exercise. The consultancy will develop a framework for aligning the development of ii. Various Analytical Reports on Human Resource Planning, Development, and human resources to the countrys labour market needs and for international Utilization. The reports should contain estimates and projections of manpower competitiveness. supply and demand, gaps and recommendations. Scope of Work Qualifications The consultancy will involve review and analysis of the countrys development Individuals/lead consultants from firms should possess the following; blueprints, Manpower Survey Reports, Labour Force Survey Reports, similar i. A higher degree in Statistics, Economics, Manpower Planning or any other international strategies and other relevant literature. relevant area ii. Demonstrated skills and experience in areas of labour economics and statistics, Deliverables manpower planning and development and research i. Inception report detailing the consultants interpretation of terms of reference, iii. Working knowledge of data analysis software (STATA, SPSS etc) and preferred methodology and institutional framework for undertaking the exercise. CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR UPDATING THE KENYA NATIONAL ii. Draft Integrated Human Resource Development Strategy for Kenya for OCCUPTAIONAL CLASSIFICATION STANDARDS (KNOCS2000) circulation to stakeholders (REF NO. MOL/19/2011-2012) iii. Final Integrated Human Resource Development Strategy for Kenya incorporating stakeholders comments Objectives of the consultancy The consultancy aims to review the current Kenya National Occupational Qualifications Classification Standards (KNOCS 2000) and establish an updated occupational Individuals/lead consultants from firms should possess the following; classification for the country. i. A higher degree in Education, Economics and Human Resource Planning and Development or any other relevant area Scope of Work ii. Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of developing similar strategies/ The consultancy will involve review of the 2010/11 National Manpower Survey data, plans the existing International Standard for Occupational Classification (ISCO) and the iii. Demonstrated skills and experience in carrying out research current Kenya Occupational Classification Standards (KNOCS 2000), and develop a suitable structure for the update.
Interested and suitably qualified consultants/firms may obtain Terms of Reference from the Supply Chain Management Office on 14th Floor of Block A Social Security House, Eastern Wing. Completed documents must be delivered to the address below or deposited in the tender box situated on 14th Floor of Block A Social Security House, Eastern Wing, so as to be receive on or before Monday, 28th May, 2012 at 12.00 noon local time. The documents must be cleared marked, appropriately labeled and addressed to: Permanent Secretary Ministry of Labour PO Box 40326-00100, NAIROBI
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KMTC/QP-17/TAD
WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
KENYA MEDICAL TRAINING COLLEGE

TENDER NOTICE
PRE-QUALIFICATION OF SUPPLIERS FOR GOODS AND SERVICES FOR 2012-2013 AND 2013-2014 FINANCIAL YEARS
The KMTC invites interested and eligible suppliers and service providers to apply for pre-qualification for the supply of goods and services for the period between 1st July 2012 and 30th June 2014. KMTC/PRQ/1/2012- 2013 KMTC/PRQ/2/2012- 2013 KMTC/PRQ/3/2012- 2013 KMTC/PRQ/4/2012- 2013 KMTC/PRQ/5/2012- 2013 KMTC/PRQ/6/2012- 2013 KMTC/PRQ/7/2012- 2013 KMTC/PRQ/8/2012- 2013 KMTC/PRQ/9/2012- 2013 KMTC/PRQ/10/2012- 2013 KMTC/PRQ/11/2012- 2013 KMTC/PRQ/12/2012- 2013 KMTC/PRQ/13/2012- 2013
Invitation for Bids (IFB) (CLARIFICATION)

Country: Name of project: Loan / credit number: Employer: KENYA NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PROJECT 4277-KE Water Resources Management Authority (WRMA)
1. The Government of Kenya has received a credit from the International Development Association toward the cost of The Natural Resources Management Project, and it intends to apply part of the proceeds of this credit to payments under the Contract for:Construction of WRMA offices as below The Works comprise a package of 7 Lots for the construction of: Lot1 KITUI SUB REGIONAL OFFICE. Contract No WRMW/NRM/2/ 2011-2012 Lot2 MOMBASA SUB REGIONAL OFFICE. Contract No WRMA/NRM/3/ 2011-2012 Lot 3-KAPENGURIA SUB REGIONAL OFFICE. Contract No WRMW/NRM/4/ 2011-2012 Lot4 NANYUKI REGIONAL OFFICE Contract No WRMA/NRM/5/ 2011-2012 Lot 5 MACHAKOS REGIONAL OFFICE Contract No WRMA/NRM/6/ 2011-2012 Lot 6 KISUMU REGIONAL OFFICE Contract No WRMA/NRM/7/ 2011-2012 Lot 7 SIAYA SUB REGIONAL OFFICE Contract No WRMA/NRM/8/ 2011-2012 2. The Water Resources Management Authority now invites sealed bids from eligible and qualified building Contractors for the construction of seven offices as shown above. The construction period ranges from 42 to 52 weeks. The details are contained in the Bill of Quantities and drawings. 3. Bidding will be conducted through the National Competitive Bidding (NCB) procedures specified in the World Banks Guidelines: Procurement under IBRD Loans and IDA Credits, and is open to all bidders as defined in the Bidding Documents. 4. Interested eligible bidders may obtain further information from The Chief Executive Officer Water Resources Management Authority NHIF building, 10th floor Wing B, P.O.Box45250-00100, NAIROBI, KENYA E-mail: wrma@wrma.or.ke Attention: Eng. J.M.Kinyua kinyua@WRMA.OR.KE And may inspect the Bidding Documents at the address given above from 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. 5. Qualifications requirements include: Technical: The bidder shall have done construction work of three projects of similar complexity in the last five years Financial: The bidder to have carried out three similar building projects in the last five years 6. A complete set of Bidding Documents in English may be purchased by interested bidders on the submission of a written Application to the address below and upon payment of a non refundable fee of (Kshs: 3,000/=) three thousand Kenya Shillings per set of document. The method of payment will be by Cash or Bankers cheque. The Bidding Documents will be collected at the office. 7. Bids must be delivered to the above address at or before 10.00 am of 12th June 2012. Electronic bidding shall not be permitted. Late bids will be rejected. Bids will be opened physically in the presence of the bidders representatives who choose to attend in person at the address below at 10.15 a.m., 12th June 2012. 8. The address referred to above is: The Chief Executive Officer Water Resources Management Authority NHIF building, 9th floor Wing B; Ragati, Off Ngong Road, NAIROBI, KENYA.
Category A: Pre-qualification for Supply of Goods

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Supply of Stationery Items Supply of Uniforms Supply of Chemicals and Laboratory Items Supply of Furniture and Office Equipment Supply of Computer and Computer Consumables Supply of Cleansing Materials Supply of Hardware Materials Supply of Electrical Items Supply of Dental Items Supply of Physiotherapy Materials Supply of Occupational Therapy Materials Supply of Orthopaedic Items Supply of Medical Engineering Items
KMTC/PRQ/14/2012- 2013 - Provision of Legal Services KMTC/PRQ/15/2012- 2013 - Provision of Land Surveying Services KMTC/PRQ/16/2012- 2013 - Provision of Architectural Services
Category B: Pre-qualification for Provision of Consultancy Services
KMTC/PRQ/17/2012- 2013 - Provision of Printing Services KMTC/PRQ/18/2012- 2013 - Repairs, Services and Maintenance of Office Equipment, Fax Machines, Printers and Computers KMTC/PRQ/19/2012- 2013 - Provision of Air Travel Services KMTC/PRQ/20/2012- 2013 - Provision of Courier Services Pre-qualification documents with detailed specifications may be obtained from KMTC Nairobi Supplies Department upon payment of non refundable fee of Kshs.2,000/= (Kenya Shillings Two thousand only) per set of pre-qualification documents through bankers cheque payable to Director, KMTC Nairobi, or deposited at the KMTC A/C No. 0100358521700 National Bank of Kenya. Cash is strictly not acceptable. Pre-qualification documents in plain sealed envelopes and properly indicating PreQualification numbers as indicated above and addressed to: The Director, Kenya Medical Training College, P. O. Box 30195 00100, NAIROBI. should be deposited in the Tender Box situated at the Entrance of the KMTC Administration Block on or before 4th June 2012 at 10.00 A.M. Opening of Prequalifications documents will be held immediately thereafter at the KMTC Milne Hall. Tenderers or their representatives who choose to attend the opening are invited. KMTC reserves the right to accept or reject any tender, either in whole or in part and is not bound to give reasons for its decision. S. E. NJERU MCIPS FOR: DIRECTOR.
Category C: Pre-qualification for other service providers
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African Peace Support Trainers Association Executive Board announces the launching of APSTA Secretariat offices on Wednesday 16th May 2012 at 11:30-13:30 hrs.
African Peace Support Trainers Association The African Peace Support Trainers Association (APSTA) is the African Chapter of the International Association of the Peacekeeping Training Centres (IAPTC). It was registered in Kenya as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) with the Kenya Government NGOs Co-ordination Board Registration No. OP.218/051/2010/0551/6793 issued on 9th December 2010. APSTA is an umbrella membership organisation bringing together 17 member institutions from across Africa involved in different aspects of training for Peace Support Operations (PSOs) on the continent. Peace Support Operations (PSOs) Violent conflicts are a threat to national, regional and international peace and security. The United Nations Security Council and the African Union adopt various measures and instruments geared towards maintaining and securing peace and security. One of the standard instruments used is Peace Support Operations. APSTA contribution in PSOs Training is an important component in PSOs. For PSOs to be effective there is need for coordination, standardization and harmonization of the training approaches. Working with the African Union (AU) and its Regional Economic Communities/Mechanisms, APSTA endeavours to ensure that this objective is achieved across its membership. Indeed, the vision of APSTA is to promote and harmonise training for PSOs that will eventually contribute towards a peaceful and stable Africa. Contribution from governments of Canada and the United Kingdom The Government of Canada generously supported the setting up of permanent Secretariat offices infrastructure, furniture, and management information systems in Nairobi, Kenya after the initial and continued financial contribution of the Government of the United Kingdom in areas of office operations and management. These contributions enabled the realisation of a fully functional Secretariat and effective management institutional systems that ensure APSTA is now able to timely respond and support the activities of its membership and stakeholders. Invitation The APSTA Secretariat invites local and international development partners and organizations, stakeholders and individuals involved in various aspects of Peace Support Operations and the media to come and grace to the official launch of the APSTA Secretariat office located at The Tea Board House, on Naivasha Road, off Ngong Road, on Wednesday 16th May 2012 at 11:30-13:30 hrs. Further Details about APSTA Please visit our website www.apsta-africa.org. Email apsta@apsta-africa.org or contact the following individuals: Marcel Chirwa phone # 0732317233 email mchirwa@apsta-africa.org or Noel Sikasa phone # 0721399833 email nsikasa@apsta-africa.org
PRESS RELEASE
THE TEA BOARD OF KENYA

ISO 9001:2008 Certified Making Kenya Tea the preferred tea in the world
PRE-QUALIFICATION OF SUPPLIERS: 2012/2013 AND 2013/2014

The Tea Board of Kenya (TBK) invites applications from competent firms or individuals for pre-qualification for the supply of listed goods, services or works for the period from July 01, 2012 to June 30, 2014 (two financial years). Interested suppliers are requested to apply for pre-qualification indicating the goods, services or works they can supply or offer. Existing suppliers who wish to be retained in our register MUST apply for consideration as failure to submit a fresh application will lead to removal from the suppliers list. CODE TBKA01/2012/2014 TBKA02/2012/2014 TBKA03/2012/2014 TBKA04/2012/2014 TBKA05/2012/2014 TBKA06/2012/2014 TBKA07/2012/2014 TBKA08/2012/2014 TBKA09/2012/2014 TBKA10/2012/2014 TBKA11/2012/2014 TBKA12/2012/2014 TBKA13/2012/2014 TBKA14/2012/2014 TBKA15/2012/2014 TBKA16/2012/2014 TBKA17/2012/2014 TBKA18/2012/2014 TBKA19/2012/2014 TBKA20/2012/2014 TBKA21/2012/2014 TBKA22/2012/2014 CODE TBKB01/2012/2014 TBKB02/2012/2014 TBKB03/2012/2014 TBKB04/2012/2014 TBKB05/2012/2014 TBKB06/2012/2014 TBKB07/2012/2014 TBKB08/2012/2014 TBKB09/2012/2014 TBKB10/2012/2014 TBKB11/2012/2014 TBKB12/2012/2014 CATEGORY A DESCRIPTION Repair, Servicing and maintenance of generator. Repair, maintenance and servicing of computers, Servers, PABX, VOIP, LAN, WAN, Online backup (collocation), Firewall. For Nairobi and Mombasa offices. Repair, maintenance and servicing of office equipment (telephones, air conditioners) Repairs and maintenance of buildings, office furniture, plumbing and renovation works.(Ministry of Public Works registered firms only) Repair and maintenance of power backups and inverters Provision of fumigation and pest control services Nairobi and Mombasa Provision of catering services. Provision of Garbage collection services - Nairobi and Mombasa. Provision of property management services Provision of Public Relations Agency Services Provision of local and international courier services Provision of photography and video services Provision of consultancy services on architectural, Auction and Property Valuation Services. Provision of consultancy services on agricultural engineering and agroeconomics. Provision of Consultancy services for Corporate Relations Programs (Customer Satisfaction Survey, Corporate branding, Communication and Media design) Provision of management consultancy services on staff training including health and safety at workplace. Provision of Security Guards and Alarm Services - Nairobi and Mombasa Provision of office & carpet cleaning, upholstery and shampooing services Provision of Legal Services. Provision of Air Travel local and international Services(IATA registered firms only) Provision of car hire services Provision of Editorial Services for TBK Newsletter (sourcing/writing news articles; editing; newsletter design) CATEGORY B DESCRIPTION Supply and delivery of plain and printed office stationery and computer consumables. Supply, delivery, Design and Printing of Calendars, Diaries, Annual Reports, Documents, Brochures and Fact sheets, Stickers, Promotional Materials and other Printing Works. Supply of office furniture, furnishings and fittings Supply of Staff Uniforms Supply and delivery of branded computers, UPSs, Scanners, application software and printers. Supply of motor vehicles petrol fueling, tyres, tubes and batteries. Supply, installation and maintenance of fire fighting equipments Supply, installation and repair of electrical and electrical services- Nairobi and Mombasa Insurance brokerage services. Installation and maintenance of local area network and internet services Nairobi and Mombasa Building contractors (Building and minor civil works) Nairobi and Mombasa Advertising Agencies, event organizers and graphic designers.
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVE TENDER

Tender No. CBK/46/2011/2012
Tender Title: SUPPLY, DELIVERY, INSTALLATION, TESTING AND COMMISSIONING OF AN INTEGRATED SECURITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (ISMS) FOR THE CENTRAL BANK OF KENYA.
1. The Central Bank of Kenya invites tenders for Supply, Delivery, Installation, Testing and Commissioning of an Integrated Security Management System (ISMS) for the Central Bank of Kenya. 2. Complete Tender documents may be obtained from the Director, Department of Estates, Supplies & Transport, 5th floor, Central Bank of Kenya Head Office, Nairobi from Monday to Friday, between 0900 and 1700 Hours East African Time on payment of a non-refundable fee of Kshs.5,000 (Kenya Shillings five thousand) in cash or Bankers cheque. Payment will be made at the Central Bank of Kenya Banking Hall, Nairobi from Monday to Friday, between 0900 and 1400 Hours East African Time prior to collection of the tender document. 3. Tender documents comprising Technical Specifications, Financial Proposal and Bid Bond duly completed in a sealed envelope clearly marked Tender No.CBK/46/2011/2012 should be deposited in the Green Tender Box No.3 on the Ground Floor of the Main Entrance of the Central Bank of Kenya Building on Haile Selassie Avenue, Nairobi on or before Tuesday, 3rd July 2012 at 1430 Hours East African Time. Late bids will not be accepted and will be returned unopened. 4. All tenders must be accompanied by Bid Bond of Kenya Shillings two million (KShs.2 million). Failure to attach the bid bond will lead to automatic rejection of the tender. 5. The Technical Specifications, Financial Proposal and Bid Bond should be placed in an envelope clearly marked TENDER NO.CBK/46/2011/2012 - TENDER FOR SUPPLY, DELIVERY, INSTALLATION, TESTING AND COMMISSIONING OF AN INTEGRATED SECURITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR THE CENTRAL BANK OF KENYA. 6. A pre-bid meeting is scheduled for Monday, 4th June 2012 at the Presentation Room, 6th Floor, Central Bank of Kenya, Head Office, Nairobi at 1100 Hours East African Time for providing any necessary clarification on the technical specifications. 7. Tenders will be opened publicly on Tuesday, 3rd July 2012 at 1430 Hours East African Time at the Presentation Room, 6th Floor, Central Bank of Kenya, Head Office, Nairobi. Interested tenderers or their representatives may attend the tender opening ceremony. DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF ESTATES, SUPPLIES & TRANSPORT
Pre-qualification forms can be obtained from TBK offices along Naivasha Road off Ngong Road from Monday to Friday during working hours upon payment of NON-REFUNDABLE fee of Kenya Shillings THREE Thousand (Kshs. 3,000.00) for Category A and Kenya Shillings Two Thousand (Kshs. 2,000.00) for Category B per set. Payment can be made in cash or Bankers Cheque in favour of TEA BOARD OF KENYA. Applicants are expected to provide certified copies of their Certificate of Incorporation /Registration, Registration with relevant professional bodies or Ministry of Public Works for building contractors, audited accounts for the last two years, PIN, VAT registration and proof of KRA Electronic Tax Register and Compliance and any other information required in the prequalification document. Applications should be submitted clearly marked PRE-QUALIFICATION OF SUPPLIERS 2012/2013 and 2013/2014 indicating the reference number(s) for the goods, services or works being applied for, sent to address below or be deposited in the tender box located at Tea Board of Kenya offices in Nairobi on or before 28th May, 2012 at 12.00 noon. NOTE: Canvassing or giving false information will lead to automatic disqualification. Late applications will be rejected. The Board reserves the right to accept or reject any applications in part or whole and is not bound to give reasons for its decision thereof. THE MANAGING DIRECTOR TEA BOARD OF KENYA P.O. Box 20064 00200 NAIROBI. Email: info@teaboard.or.ke Website: www.teaboard.or.ke
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SIMPLE CROSSWORD
ACROSS: 1. Phrase or verse repeated at intervals especially at the end of each stanza 7. Not t or suitable 8. Cause to start suddenly from fright or alarm 10. A device for winding clock or tightening clamps etc. 11. Biblical for home of Adam and Eve 13. Small social hardworking insect 14. By way of mouth 16. An oil-well drilling equipment 18. To more from one locality or country and settle in another 20. To promise or give something to secure services or gain inuence 21. A bishopric DOWN: 1. Possibility of loss or injury 2. A quarrel or brawl 3. A small island in a river 4. A narrow passage of water extending into the
SUDOKU
SATURDAYS SOLUTION ACROSS: 1. Verbose 7. Phase 9. Era 11. Pores 12. Report 13. Sis 14. Rut 16. Ashore 17. Fetes 19. Gen 20. Adore 21. Postern DOWN: 1. Veers 2. Roars 3. Oppresses 4. Shot 5. Ear 6. Yes 8. Secure 10. Reined 14. Rogue 15. Tenon 16. Aero 17. Fan 18. Top
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YESTERDAYS SOLUTION
land 5. Requirement 6. To knock senseless 9. To rip 12. To throw out as smoke, vapour, etc. 13. Proof of being elsewhere at the time when crime was committed 14. Globes or spheres 15. Amongst
16. To obliterate or level to the ground 17. A factor of heredity 19. Prex denoting earth
COMPLEX CROSSWORD
ACROSS 1 Is worthless as a cash customer? (2,2,7) 9 Noticed to be seven minus ve (4) 10 Theres no need to worry with sleep guaranteed (4,7) 11 Scandinavian drink introduced by Mickey (4) 14 King in beds a poor kind of sight (7) 16 Qualications for guring all the angles? (7) 17 Uncle who helped found Italian city (5) 18 Time to return for discharge (4) 19 Heads back to deliver a knock-out blow (4) 20 They y the ag for Europeans (5) 22 Meat stewed in ovens (7) 23 Sort of roll made with herb found across America (7) 24 Adds up the numbers of infants (4) 28 Arrange the score with art (11) 29 Neat running of Oxford university (4) 30 An unfair comparison (2,4,2,3) DOWN
2 Part of guitar made from pine (4) 3 Picks spot for recreation (4) 4 Cancel the commission for one who looks after the money (7) 5 Work in the music business (4)
CODEWORD
SATURDAYS SOLUTION
ACROSS
Each number in our Codeword grid represents a dierent letter of the alphabet. For example, today 24 represents V so ll in V every time the gure 24 appears. You have two letters in the control grid to start you o. Enter them in the appropriate squares in the main grid, then use your knowledge of words to work out which letters should go in the missing squares. As you get the letters, ll in other squares with the same number in the main grid and control grid. Check o the list of alphabetical letters as you identify them.
1 Managed 5 Faculty 9 Dowse 10 Liontamer 11 First Light 12 Aria 14 Formaldehyde 18 Marksmanship 21 Cast 22 Obituarist 25 Bedfellow 26 Event 27 Earwigs 28 Retinue
DOWN
6 Do they have piercing eyes? Just the opposite! (7) 7 Diesel train specially designed to accommodate people (11) 8 Bent for submission (2,4,5) 12 Keeping watch ... (11) 13 ... notice acquiescence (11) 15 The spirit of my French translation (5) 16 Noblemen, theyre put up for ghts (5) 20 Quietly put out sailor thats red from a submarine (7) 21 Stays if made content (7) 25 Tough, loveless, confused cut-throat (4)
26 Flag raised in the garden (4) 27 Part of the Tuileries holding the sewers (4)
1 Mid O 2 Newark 3 Guest House 4 Delhi 5 Foothills 6 Cute 7 Lampreys 8 Yardages 13 Medicament 15 Meatballs 16 Amicable 17 Crusader 19 Wigeon 20 Statue 23 Tower 24 Peri
SATURDAYS SOLUTION
YOUR STARS
AQUARIUS | JAN 21 - FEB 19 Due to a clash in the heavens you could run smack into some kind of trouble, but often what happens is the exact opposite. You are lucky that someone cares enough about you to worry that you may get hurt by those who are clearly capable of sweet talking you into literally anything at the moment. PISCES | FEB 20 - MAR 20 You may nd that your progress in some areas of life is blocked, stymied or just frustrated. Whatever happens today, dont take it to heart: by the time you wake up tomorrow you will have a fresh outlook on life and will be feeling much more bouncy as a result. ARIES | MAR 21 - APR 20 It seems that nothing will go as you expected today, so you need to be prepared and exible at the moment. There might only be time to say a quick hello. On a deeper level, what occurs now suggests that seeing certain individuals wont give you as much pleasure as you had anticipated. TAURUS | APR 21 - MAY 20 More attention seems to be coming your way but you may also feel undermined about one project. There is no sense in getting het up or becoming too pushy: much better to coast along keeping an eye on practical details. GEMINI | MAY 21 - JUNE 21 It is quite likely that you no longer feel that you can live by the same philosophy which has guided you in the past, but you may be unclear about what to put in its place. Bear in mind that the astrological set up today is likely to make all the dierence. CANCER | JUN 22 - JULY 22 If you feel that you are controlling your emotions try to channel your energies into constructive outlets wherever possible. Make your own decisions, and walk your own way in life. You are probably feeling insecure, but you have no need to feel anxious at all. LEO | JULY 23 - AUG 22 The stars will be in your chart devoted to matters related to abroad legal aairs and your aspirations if you have chosen to go on a holiday at this time, you will denitely get good value for money as well as nding much scope for holiday romance. .VIRGO | AUG 23 - SEP 23 Protecting your own security while being willing to compromise with close partners is not going to be easy. You feel pulled in several directions all at the same time. Whatever you do dont let sentimentality get in your way. LIBRA | SEP 24 - OCT 23 Sometimes you feel as if you are not standing on very solid ground but the good news is that in the long term, you will be able to build a solid basis for yourself both emotionally and nancially. The important thing to do now is to be adaptable and go with the ow. SCORPIO | OCT 24 - NOV 22 You normally like to go full steam a head, but this approach to life does not seem to be going that well at the moment. Not only is there a good deal of confusion around you, but you are also being pushed into having to be more practical.This is something you dislike, but it is unavoidable at present. SAGITTARIUS | NOV 23 - DEC 21 The last few weeks or so are likely to have seen some amazing transformations for you. However, the planetary setup today is holding a sway and it is quite clear that you need to make up your mind what you want for yourself. CAPRICORN | DEC 22 - JAN 20 There seems to be a certain amount of confusion and muddle which needs to be cleared up before you can forge a head. As a Capricorn, you always dash through life, and you are not always as scrupulous or as thorough as you could be. To receive NATIONmobile horoscopes on your mobile, SMS the Star you want, eg LEO to 6667 at 5/- above normal rates.
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FOX CINEPLEX - SARIT CENTRE SCREEN I 11.30AM, 3PM, 6PM THE AVENGERS (IN 3D) (P/G) 8.40PM JANNAT 2 (TBA) SCREEN II SCREEN II 11.25AM, 2.50PM, 6.10PM BATTLESHIP (TBA) 8.50PM THE AVENGERS (P/G) FOX CAPITAL SCREEN I 11.30AM, 2.30PM, 6.10PM, 8.50PM BATTLESHIP (TBA) SCREEN II 11.50AM, 2.50PM, 6.15PM, 8.50PM THE AVENGERS (PG/10) NU-MEDIA CINEMAS -WESTGATE SCREEN I 11AM, 1.30PM, 4.10PM, 6.50PM, 9.30PM AVENGERS (P/G) SCREEN II 12.40PM, 2.30PM, 9.20PM PROJECT X (18) 4.20PM, 6.50PM TEZZ (16) SCREEN III 10.40AM, 1.20PM, 4PM, 6.40PM, 9.20PM HUNGER GAMES (16) SCREEN IV 11.10AM HOUSEFULL 2 (PG) 2.10PM, 4.30PM, 6.50PM, 9.10PM DANGEROUS ISHQ (PG) SCREEN V 1.30PM, 3.30PM,7.30PM MAN ON THE LEDGE (PG) 11.30AM, 5.30PM, 9.30PM WRATH OF THE TITANS (PG) SCREEN VI 12.20PM, 2.10PM JOURNEY 2 (G/E) 4PM, 6.30PM, 9PM JANNAT 2 (P/G) STARFLIX, VILLAGE MARKET CINEMAS SCREEN I 1PM, 2.45PM, 7.15PM, 9.40PM SAFE HOUSE 5.15PM WRATH OF THE TITANS SCREEN II 11.15AM, 2PM, 4.15PM, 6.30PM, 9.15PM AMERICAN REUNION SCREEN III 12.20PM, 2.20PM SMURFS 4.30PM, 6.30PM, 8.45PM PUNCTURE SCREEN IV 10.45AM, 12.30PM, 2.15PM, 4.15PM, 6.15PM DR SUESSS THE LORAX 8.30PM WRATH OF THE TITANS STARFLIX CINEMAS - PRESTIGE PLAZA - NGONG ROAD SCREEN I 12.45PM, 4.45PM ADVENTURES OF TIN TIN 2.45PM WRATH OF THE TITANS 10.40AM, 7.10PM, 9.15PM CONTRABAND SCREEN II 10AM, 11.45AM PUSS IN BOOTS 1.30PM, 4.15PM, 7PM, 9.45PM THE AVENGERS MOMBASA NYALI CINEMAX - MOMBASA SCREEN I 6.30PM, 9.15PM BATTLESHIP SCREEN II 6.30PM THE AVENGERS (3D) 9.15PM JANNAT 2
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Todays highlight:
The Hostel 9:50pm
MARA CLARA @6:00PM BEAUTIFUL BUT UNLUCKY @7:30PM
Exam time and Odoch tries to study and balance relationship with kitty, Kat and Bridgette arent making it easy for him. Chantal an old friend of Bro. Jon enters the picture, Hope gets jealous. .
5:00 Changamka na Rashid Abdalla, Mama Wambui & Manyara Jonah (MJ) 10.00 Kazi Burudani with Lynda Oriaso 1.00 Maafte with Kajairo The Reggae Show with Kajairo! 4:00 Drive na Massawe na Awinja 8:00 Tuliza with Ronclie Odit and Elvina Omalla
5:00 Al-Jazeera 6:00 Mkate Wa Siku 6:10 ATG 6:30 Toleo la Asubuhi 7:00 Tumsifu 8:00 Uso wa Mbuzi
QTV
9:00 Prince of Niger 11:00 Wasaa Wa K.I.E. 12:00 Toleo La Mchana 12:30 Bunge La Wazalendo 1:00 Top Comic 2:00 Vipasho 2:05 This Life
2:30 Olopong 4:00 Vipasho 4:05 Mahewa 4:30 Vipasho 4:35 Sakata Rumba 5:00 Vipasho 5:05 Africa Report 5:30 Papa
Ajasco 6:00 Shaolin Temple 7:30 I-Seme 8:30 Toleo La Jioni 9:00 Secret Aairs 10:00 Mahewa 10:30 Game Time 12:00 Al-Jazeera
TELEVISION
5:30 3ABN Aerobics 6:00 Breakfast Show 9:00 Afrosinema 10:30 Citizen Extra 11:05 Afro sinema Continues 12:00 Edge of Paradise 1:00 Live at 1 1:30 Afrosinema 3:00 News Update 3:05 Afrosinema Continues 4:00 Citizen Alasiri 4.15 Tafrija 5.00 News Updates 5.05 Mseto East Africa 6.00 Corazon 7:00 Citizen Nipashe 7:35 Inspekta Mwala 8:05 Eva Luna 9:00 Citizen 10:00 Tabasamu 10:30 Afrosinema Movie 12:00 Late Night News 1:00 Al Jazeera TV
CITIZEN TV
6:30 Sunrise Live 9:00 Mid Morning Show 9:30 The Gardners Daughter 12:00 Kata Rumba 1:00 Lunch Time News 1: 25 Planet Earth 2:00 Financial Markets Live 2:30 Movie 4:00 Mbiu ya KTN 4:05 Hannah Montana 4:30 Straight Up 6:00 Daniela 6:55 KTN Leo 7:40 Rafaela 8:35 Mheshimiwa 9:00 KTN Prime 10:05 Shree 10:35 Movie 11:00 Late Night news 11.30 Movie /CNN 07:30 Sports Center 10:30 2011 Reebok Crosst Games
KTN
11:00 OReilly Auto Parts NHRA Spring Nationals 1:00 Nascar Sprint Cup Richmond International 4:00 SportsCenter 5:00 ESPN Sunday Night Baseball Arlington 7:30 2011 Reebok Crosst Games 8:00 OReilly Auto Parts NHRA Spring Nationals 2:00 English Premier League highlights. 4:00 French Football League, match 4. 5:45 Goalissimo. 6:45 Uefa Champions League highlights. 7:45 Europa League Highiights 12:05 Premier League World. 12:35 Futbol Mundial.
SUPERSPORT 3
ESPN-DSTV
KBC TV
4.30 BBC World News 4.55 Morning Prayer 5.00 Damka 8.00 Good Morning Kenya 9.00 Gospel Hour 10.00 Business Africa 10.30 The Tussle 11.00 Documentary 12.00 Afternoon Live 1.00 KBC Lunchtime News 1.30 Business Dened 2.00 Jee Huu ni Ungwana? 2.30 Daytime Movie 4.00 Mukhtasari wa habari 4.10 Spiderman 4.30 Club one 5.00 Rhumba 6.00 Udhalimu 7.00 Taarifa 7.30 Grapevine 8.00 Alma Indomible 9.00 News 9.45 Discovery Documentary 10.30 Family Court 11.10 Passions 12.00 Club One 12.30 BBC World News
ANDY CAPP
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MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THIKA
COUNTY COUNCIL OF MANDERA NORTH EASTERN PROVINCE

P.O BOX 13 MANDERA TEL 046 52103 FAX 046 52426 Email: ccmandera@gmail.com
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO PLAN TOWN HALL P.O. BOX 240 THIKA, TEL NO., +254-067-31120, FAX:+254-67-31120 E-mail:mcthika@yahoo.com Web:www.thikamunicipal.com SPATIAL PLANNING OF LAFEY, ELWAK, KUTULO, TAKABA, BANISA AND RHAMU TOWNSHIPS IN MANDERA COUNTY
Notice is hereby given to all residents and stakeholders of LAFEY, ELWAK, KUTULO, TAKABA, BANISA AND RHAMU townships in Mandera County that pursuant to Local Government Act (Cap 265) and the Physical Planning Act (Cap286) the County Council of Mandera intends to prepare an integrated spatial plan for the development of the above mentioned six townships. In this regard, we are inviting stakeholders views, participation and consultation on the intended preparation of the integrated spatial plan. Commence date for the planning is 14th day of May 2012. Submissions in form of written comments and views are invited from all interested stakeholders within thirty (30) days of this notice. The comments should be addressed to: The County Clerk County Council of Mandera P.O Box 13-70300, Mandera Dated 14th day of May 2012.
PRE-QUALIFICATION AND ANNUAL SUPPLIERS FOR THE YEAR 2012/2013

Tenders are invited for the Supply and Delivery of the following items for the year June 2012/2013. S/NOS. TENDER NUMBER 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. Tender No. MCT 2012-2013 MCT/01/2012/2013 MCT/05/2012/2013 MCT/ELC/2012/2013 MCT/08/2012/2013 MCT/09/2012/2013 MCT/11/2012/2013 MCT/12/2012/2013 MCT/13/2012/2013 MCT/14/2012/2013 MCT/15/2012/2013 MCT/16/2012/2013 MCT/17/2012/2013 MCT/20/2012/2013 MCT/21/2012/2013 MCT/22/2012/2013 MCT/23/2012/2013 MCT/24/2012/2013 MCT/25/2012/2013 MCT/26/2012/2013 MCT/27/2012/2013 MCT/28/2012/2013 SPECIFICATIONS Pre-qualification of Tenders of Suppliers for Supply of Legal Services. Pre-qualification of Tenders of Supply of Land Survey Services. Pre-qualification of Electrical Work Contractors. Pre-qualification of Tender of Suppliers for supply of Maintenance and Servicing of Telephone Equipment. Annual Tenders for Suppliers for Supplying of Insurance Brokerage Services. Pre-qualification of Tenders for Suppliers for Supply of Office Furniture and Equipment. Pre-qualification of Tenders of Suppliers for Supply of Paint and Painting Materials. Pre-qualification of Tenders of Suppliers for Supply of Office Stationery, General Printing. Pre-qualification of Tenders of Suppliers for supply of Public Health Materials, Parks and Miscellaneous items. Pre-qualification of Tenders of Suppliers for Supply of Tyres Tubes, Batteries and Delivery of Spare Parts. Pre-qualification of Tenders of Suppliers for Supply of Staff Uniforms. Pre-qualification of Tenders of Suppliers for Supply of Petrol and Petroleum Products Pre-qualification of Tenders for Suppliers for Supply of Electrical Appliances and Accessories. Pre-qualification of Tenders for Supply of Foodstuffs for Childrens Home. Pre-qualification of Tenders for Suppliers for Supply of Computers, Maintenance and Servicing. Pre-qualification of Tenders of Suppliers for Supply of Building Road Materials and Timber Products. Pre-qualification of Tenders for Supply of Fire Fighting Equipments. Annual Tenders for Security Services. Annual for Tenders of Printing Accountable Documents. Annual Tenders of Suppliers for Murram. Pre-qualification of Contractors.
WATERFORD KAMHLABA
United World College of Southern Africa
A leading African school since 1963, situated in Mbabane, Swaziland
Entrance Testing for 2013

9am, Saturday 19th May 2012, Pan Afric Hotel - Nairobi
Applications are welcomed for entry to all courses but particularly to Forms 1 and 2 and the IB. WK IB Diploma Class of 2011 Waterford had another bumper year in terms of University entrance and scholarships. Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Stanford, Brown and Dartmouth all made offers with scholarship, together with the top universities in Canada, including UBC, McGill and Trent. We also have graduates going to top ten universities in the UK including London and Edinburgh and the leading universities in South Africa including UCT, WITS and Rhodes. Please see our website for the full list of our 116 graduates who already have multiple university offers and scholarships. Entrance test fee = $US 30 Please bring a copy of your most recent school report and transcript together with a fully completed application form which is downloadable from our website www.waterford.sz Please contact the school at careers@waterford.sz if you require further information PO Box 52 Tel +268 4220866/7/8 Mbabane Fax +268 4220088 Kingdom of Swaziland Cell +268 6021566 Web www.waterford.sz Email admissions@waterford.sz
Pre-qualification Tender Documents are obtainable from the Municipal Treasurers Department, Town Hall, Thika Room No. 110, P.O. Box 240, THIKA, upon Payment of non-refundable fee of Ksh. 2000/= each per Tender. Payable in cash. Tender Forms should be accompanied by samples of the items tendered for and where this is not possible, a catalogue will suffice prices quoted should include VAT and other Government Taxes. Tenders in plain sealed envelope endorsed with appropriate tender number and description without bearing the name or mark of the sender must be received by the Town Clerk, P. O. Box 240, THIKA, or lodged in the Tender Box in the Room No. 139, TOWNHALL, not later than noon on 12th June 2012. Tenderers or their representatives may attend. JOHN. M. MUTIE TOWN CLERK
Old Mlolongo Investors Enclave

Members are urgently requested to attend a general meeting at the Connections Hotel, Mlolongo on Wednesday 16th May 2012 at 9.00a.m without failure. This is in connection with your plots. By The Chairman, Old Mlolongo Investors.
ELIZABETH WANJIRU IRUNGU ID NO. 13751461 HENRY NDUATI KAMANDE ID. NO. 13651658
The persons whose photos and ID numbers appear above are no longer employees of Dodhia Packaging Limited. They are not authorized to transact any business on our behalf or present themselves as our employees in anyway. Therefore DPL will not be liable for any transaction entered into with the above persons.
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K.I.D.P. Bldg., Kalawa Rd., Private Bag, Kitui
Phone: 044 4422416 Telefax: +254 044-44221O8 Email: tanathiwsb@gmail.com
PRE-QUALIFICATION OF SUPPLIERS / CONTRACTORS-FY 2012-2013

Tanathi Water Services Board wishes to pre-qualify suppliers/ contractors for the provision of goods, services and Works in the 2012-13 financial year in the under listed categories:NO. TENDER NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF GOODS 1. 2. 3. 4 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13 14 15 16 17 18 TAWSB/001/12-13 TAWSB/002/12-13 TAWSB/003/12-13 TAWSB/004/12-13 TAWSB/005/12-13 TAWSB/006/12-13 TAWSB/007/12-13 TAWSB/008/12-13 TAWSB/009/12-13 TAWSB/010/12-13 TAWSB/011/12-13 TAWSB/012/12-13 TAWSB/013/12-13 TAWSB/014/12-13 TAWSB/015/12-13 TAWSB/016/12-13 TAWSB/017/12-13 TAWSB/018/12-13 Supply and Delivery of General office stationery, computer consumables accessories Supply of computers, printers, photocopiers and fax machines Supply and Delivery of Office furniture and Equipment Supply of fuel, oil and lubricants Supply and delivery of water meters, G.I/UPVC pipes and fittings Supply of Motor Vehicle Tyres & tubes and Batteries Supply and delivery of telephone calling cards Supply and delivery of branded promotional materials Supply and Delivery of Motor Vehicles/Bikes spare Parts Supply and delivery of firefighting equipment Supply of Uniforms and protective clothing Supply of electrical items and appliances Design and printing of calendars, Diaries, Brochures, Office stationery and Documents Supply and installation of plastic water tanks and accessories Supply, installation, testing of water pumps and hand pumps Supply & Delivery of General Building and Hardware Materials Supply, delivery and installation of telecommunication equipments Supply of laboratory equipment (water testing & treatment) PROVISION OF SERVICES AND CONSULTANCY 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 TAWSB/019/12-13 TAWSB/020/12-13 TAWSB/021/12-13 TAWSB/022/12-13 TAWSB/023/12-13 TAWSB/024/12-13 TAWSB/025/12-13 TAWSB/026/12-13 TAWSB/027/12-13 TAWSB/028/12-13 TAWSB/029/12-13 TAWSB/030/12-13 TAWSB/031/12-13 TAWSB/032/12-13 TAWSB/033/12-13 TAWSB/034/12-13 TAWSB/035/12-13 TAWSB/036/12-13 Provision of Hotel Accommodation, Conference Facilities and Catering Services Provision of Publicity, photography and videos services Provision of Courier Services Provision of Legal Services Provision of cleaning service Repair , maintenance and servicing of computers Printers and telephone, PABX, Networking, web development and other electronics Provision of Air ticketing and travel arrangements Provision of Transportation Services Approved Garages for repair of Motor Vehicles/Bikes Provision of Consultancy Services on training and capacity building Provision of Engineering Consultancy Services, Feasibility studies and Design Provision of services on Environmental Audits, Impact assessment and Baseline surveys. Provision of consultancy services for monitoring and evaluation, Performance audit, cost of Service and tariff study for water services Provision of Sanitary Disposal Services Provision of Insurance services for medical cover, Group Personal Accident, Group life and Motor Vehicle Provision of Support Organization Services (SOs) to CBOs Provision of Consultancy Services for ICT and Internet services Provision of external Audit services, book keeping & tax Advisory Services WORKS 37 38 39 TAWSB/037/12-13 TAWSB/038/12-13 TAWSB/039/12-13 Drilling and equipping of Boreholes and Shallow Wells Plants and machinery maintenance works Building, Civil and Structural Engineering Works
Pre-qualification documents may be obtained from: The Procurement Manager Office, Tanathi Water Services Board, KIDP Building, Kalawa Road, Private Bag Kitui, during normal working hours upon payment of a non-refundable fee of Kshs 3,000/= per set of documents payable in cash or bankers cheque. NB: ALL TAX COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATE PRESENTED FOR THIS EXERCISE WILL BE FORWARDED TO KRA OFFICE FOR VALIDATION. Completed documents in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked, Pre-qualification of suppliers / contractors category No..and addressed to:The Chief Executive Officer Tanathi Water Services Board Kalawa Road, Private Bag-90200, Kitui-Kenya Tel: +254-044 4422416, Fax: +254-044-4422108 E-mail: tanathiwsb@gmail.com www.tanathi.go.ke Should reach him or her on or before, 14th June 2012 at 12.00 Noon local time Pre-qualification documents will be opened immediately thereafter and tenderers or their representatives who wish to witness the opening at Tanathi Water Services Board Conference Room may attend. The list of Suppliers will be maintained in the Water Services Board Database and does not constitute any contracted obligation with any party. The Board also reserves the right to accept or reject any application in part, or in whole and is not bound to give reasons for its decision.
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Invitation for Bids
African Union Mission for Somalia

Supply, Delivery of Office Furniture and Stationary Materials
Procurement Number: 04/AMISOM/POL/12 The African Union Mission for Somalia (AMISOM) has received funds from European Union for the procurement of the above mentioned goods and ancillary services, and now invites sealed bids from eligible bidders for the supply and Delivery of Office Furniture and Stationary Materials (Find attached detailed specifications). Bidding is open to all suppliers who can demonstrate the capacity and experience of Supplying Office Furniture and Stationary Materials Interested bidders may obtain further information and inspect the bidding document at the address below between 9:00 A.M and 4:00 P.M. The bidding document can be downloaded from AMISOM website www.amisom-au.org Bids must be delivered to the address below on or before 4th June 2012 at 4:00 P.M. Both Financial and Technical offers should be in the same envelope. All bids must be accompanied by: Signed bid form Valid Trade Licence VAT Registration Certificate Manufacturer Authorization Certificate. Submitted Price Schedule for both Local and International Goods Evidence of having performed Similar type of Tender ( attach previous LPO, Payment Invoice, Contract/notification of Award letter) Please note that bidders can bid for any lot and specify the lot they are bidding for Bids will be opened on 5th June 2012 at 03:00 P.M, in the presence of bidders or bidders representatives who choose to attend, at the address below. Late bids will be rejected and returned unopened to bidders. Clarifications should be addressed to: Khalid Seid: Email: khalidS@africa-union.org Telephone Number: +254704816268 The Address for the submission of Bids Secretary of the Local Tender Board African Union Mission for Somalia P. O. Box number; 20182-00200 Gigiri Drive 2nd Black gate After Botswana high commission Nairobi, Kenya
KENYA TEA DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (H) LTD

Tel: +254 020 3227000 2 \ 221441\2\3\4, Fax: +254 020 211240 E-mail: info@ktdateas.com\ Site: www.ktdateas.com Global Leader in Processing of Quality Teas
TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF BITUMINOUS COAL

Kenya Tea Development Agency (H) Ltd is Kenyas premier tea organization, providing management services to the small holder tea farmers for effective production, processing and marketing of high quality tea. KTDA is currently managing 65 factories. As part of the process of diversifying its sources of fuel for processing of tea KTDA has identified coal as suitable alternative. KTDA invites sealed bids from eligible firms for supply Bituminous Coal. Interested suppliers may obtain detailed tender documents from Procurement Office located on first Floor KTDA Farmers Building, Moi Avenue during office hours, upon payment non-refundable fee of Kshs 1,000. Tender documents should be submitted in plain sealed envelopes marked with the tender name, reference and addressed to: The Chief Executive Officer Kenya Tea Development Agency (H) Ltd KTDA Farmers Building (Moi Avenue) Nairobi Completed tender documents should be deposited in the Tender Box at the reception on Ground floor, KTDA Farmers Building, Moi Avenue Nairobi, so as to be received not later than 09.00 AM on 19th June 2012. Tenders will be opened on the same day. KTDA is not obliged to accept any tender and its decision on the tendering process shall be final. Canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification from the tendering process. SAMSON M. MIENCHA GROUP HEAD OF PROCUREMENT
www.ktdateas.com
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NAIROBI CITY WATER & SEWERAGE COMPANY LTD.
TANA WATER SERVICES BOARD
TENDER NOTICE PREQUALIFICATION OF SUPPLIERS AND CONTRACTORS

Tana Water Services Board invites applications for pre-qualification from interested eligible bidders for the 2012-2013 financial year for the following items: Prequalification for Supply and Delivery of Goods Prequalification No. Item Description TWSB/001/2012-2013 Supply and Delivery of Office Stationery TWSB/002/2012-2013 Supply and Delivery of Motor Vehicle Tyres , Tubes and Batteries TWSB/003/2012-2013 Supply and Delivery GI Pipes and Fittings TWSB/004/2012-2013 Supply and Delivery of UPVC and HDPE Pipes and Fittings TWSB/005/2012-2013 Supply and Delivery of Construction and Hardware Materials TWSB/006/2012-2013 Supply and Delivery of Office Furniture TWSB/007/2012-2013 Supply and Delivery of Office Equipment, Computers and Accessories TWSB/008/2012-2013 Supply and Delivery of Fuel, Oil, Lubricants and Servicing of Motor Vehicles TWSB/009/2012-2013 Supply, Delivery and Installation of Submersible and Surface Water Pumps and Servcing Prequalification for Services TWSB/010/2012-2013 Provision of Printing Services- Printed Stationery, Calendars, Diaries, and other Promotional Items TWSB/011/2012-2013 Provision of Audit and Tax Services TWSB/012/2012-2013 Provision of Hydrological Survey Services TWSB/013/2012-2013 Repair and Maintenance of Computers, Copiers, Printers and Other Equipment TWSB/014/2012-2013 Provision of Consultancy Services for Customer Satisfaction, Employee Satisfaction and Work Environment Surveys. TWSB/015/2012-2013 Provision of Valuation Services Prequalification for Works TWSB/016/2012-2013 Drilling and Equipping of Boreholes TWSB/017/2012-2013 Civil Works Contractors TWSB/018/2012-2013 Renovation and Repair of Buildings Sale of Boarded Stores TWSB/019/2012-2013 Sale of Old Tyres The pre-qualification documents may be obtained from the Procurement Office: Tana Water Services Board, Baden Powel Rd. P.O. Box 1292, 10100 Nyeri, Maji House, Tel. 061-2032282 upon payment of non-refundable fee of Ksh.3,000 per set of each tender document and a refundable deposit of Kshs. 500 for tender No. TWSB/019/2012-2013. The fee should be paid by a Bankers Cheque, Money Order or Cash during normal working hours. Completed documents in Plain Sealed Envelopes clearly marked Tender No .For Prequalification of.., Addressed to: Chief Executive Officer, Tana Water Services Board P.O. Box 1292 10100,, NYERI. Tel: 061-2032282, Email: info@tanawsb.or.ke be sent OR: Be deposited in the Tender Box at our Nyeri Headquarters Offices Maji House, Opposite Kenya Power Offices along Baden Powell Road so as to reach him on or before Tuesday 5th June ,2012 at 10.30 hours local time.Tender documents will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of applicants representatives who choose to attend at Tana Water Services Board Resource Centre. The list of suppliers will be maintained in the Water Services Board Database and does not constitute any contracted obligation with any party. The Board also reserves the right to accept or reject any application in part, or in whole and is not bound to give reasons for its decision
TIME/SUPPLY AREA Mon 11.00 AM - Tue 11.00 AM Parts of Riverside, Parts of Langata to include Masai estate, Uhuru Gardens and environs Thomson/Riara neighbourhood Upperhill KNH, State house road Mamlaka road, Valley road, Bishop Road Nairobi Hospital Lower parklands (1st to 6th), mwambao rd, Mbatumbatu, Masari Lower waiyaki way westlands, Ring road westlands and environs TIME/SUPPLY AREA Tue 11.00 am - Wed 11.00 am Kibera, Parts of Kileleshwa State House, KNH, Nairobi Hospital Parts of Kilimani Mamlaka road, Valley road, Bishop Road Ngong road Wilson Airport Kangemi & mountain view
WATER DISTRIBUTION SCHEDULE FOR AFFECTED UPPER ZONES OF NAIROBI
COUNTY COUNCIL OF NYANDARUA
P.O BOX 200 NYAHURURU; TEL: 065-2032895 ; EMAIL:nyandaruacounty@gmail.com.
TENDER NOTICE
Tenders are invited from eligible candidates for supply and delivery of goods and services to the council for the financial year 2012/ 2013 as follows Tender No. NCC/1/2012/2013 NCC/2/2012/2013 NCC/3/2012/2013 NCC/4/2012/2013 NCC/5/2012/2013 NCC/6/2012/2013 NCC/7/2012/2013 NCC/8/2012/2013 NCC/9/2012/2013 NCC/10/2012/2013 NCC/11/2012/2013 NCC/12/2012/2013 NCC/13/2012/2013 NCC/14/2012/2013 NCC/15/2012/2013 NCC/16/2012/2013 NCC/17/2012/2013 NCC/18/2012/2013 NCC/19/2012/2013 NCC/20/2012/2013 Description -Supply of Office Stationaries -Supply of General Hard wares -Supply of Motor spare parts -Supply of Tyres and tubes -Supply of Building materials -Supply of Sports Equipments/materials -Supply of Fuel and oils/lubricants -Supply of Accaracides -Supply of Legal services -Supply of Detergents, Disinfectants and cleaning materials -Printing services- General and security items -Supply of Staff Uniforms, Gumboots and Protective clothing -Computer/Local Area Network(LAN)Maintenance and repairs -Supply of Auctioneering services -Supply of Computer accessories -Supply of Computers and printers -Supply of Culverts -Supply of semen for A.I services -Repair and maintenance of Council Motor Vehicles -Supply of insurance brokerage
TIME/SUPPLY AREA Wed 11.00 am - Thur 11.00 am Kibera, Parts of Kileleshwa State House, KNH, Nairobi Hospital Parts of Kilimani, Lavington and Langata, Thomson & Riara Neighbourhood Mamlaka road, Valley road, Bishop Road Ngong road, Madaraka and Nyayo Highrise estate Parts of Riverside,westlands upper parklnds 1st -6th, Ngao rd, Iregi, Wangapala, Kusi lane Uthiru, Naivasha rd and satellite, Santack 1&2, Dagoretti corner, Ngando and Environs East Church road & Rhapta rd TIME/SUPPLY AREA Thur 11.00 am - Fri 11.00 am Kibera, Parts of Kileleshwa State House, KNH, Nairobi Hospital Parts of Kilimani, Lavington and Langata Mamlaka road, Valley road, Bishop Road Ngong road, Upper Hill Parts of Riverside East Church road & Rhapta rd Uthiru, Naivasha rd and satellite, Santack 1&2, Dagoretti corner, Ngando and Environs, Kangemi & mountain view TIME/SUPPLY AREA Fri 11.00 am - Sat 11.00 am Parts of Kileleshwa State House, KNH, Nairobi Hospital Parts of Kilimani Mamlaka road, Valley road, Bishop Road Ngong road, Upper Hill Kangemi & mountain view TIME/SUPPLY AREA Sat 11.00 am - Sun 11.00 am Kibera, Parts of Kileleshwa,Thomson & Riara Neighbourhood State House, KNH, Nairobi Hospital Parts of Kilimani, Lavington and Langata,westlands Ngong road, Madaraka and Nyayo Highrise estate Parts of Riverside and parts of Karen Mamlaka road, Valley road, Bishop Road Kangemi & mountain view upper parklnds 1st -6th, Ngao rd, Iregi, Wangapala, Kusi lane TIME/SUPPLY AREA Sun 11.00 am - Mon 11.00 am Ayany & Jamhuri, Parts of Kileleshwa, Thomson & Riara Neighbourhood State House, KNH, Nairobi Hospital Parts of Kilimani, Lavington and Langata Mamlaka road, Valley road, Bishop Road Ngong road, Upper Hill Parts of Riverside and Parts of Karen Wilson Airport
Tender documents complete with detailed specifications may be obtained from our cash office, County headquarters, NYAHURURU during normal working hours upon payment of non-refundable fee of Kshs.3,000/= per set of tender document. Price quoted must be inclusive of VAT where applicable. Copies of TAX compliance Certificates, P.I.N, SBP and Business Registration must be attached. Completed tender documents in plain wax sealed envelopes marked TENDER NO.FOR. Should be addressed to: CLERK TO THE COUNCIL COUNTY COUNCIL OF NYANDARUA P.O BOX 200-20300 NYAHURURU Or be placed into the tender box located at County Hqs so as reach him on or before MONDAY 4TH JUNE 2012 AT 12.00 noon when the opening of the tenders will be done. Tenderers or their representatives who wish to witness opening are welcome to do so. The council reserves the right to accept or reject any tender in whole or in part and does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender nor justify its decision. MULI J.N CLERK TO THE COUNCIL.
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NHC House Aga Khan Walk P. O. Box 30257, 00100 Nairobi Tel: 312149/7 Fax: 311318 E-mail: info@nhckenya.co.ke
CITY OF MOMBASA
DISPOSAL OF CORPORATION MOTOR VEHICLE

National Housing Corporation invites tenders for sale of the following NHC Motor Vehicle on as-is where-is basis.
Item No. 1 Reg.Marks KAV 5I6E Make/Model Nissan Hard Body CC 3000 Location Head Office Year of Manufacture 2006
PREQUALIFICATION AND TENDER NOTICE

The City of Mombasa invites applications for pre-qualification and annual tenders from interested, competent and eligible bidders for the supply, delivery and provision of the under-listed goods and services for the financial year 2012/2013 A. Tender No: COM/T/12/2012-2013: Pre-qualification/Registration of Suppliers and Contractors.
Tender documents detailing the tender requirements are available from the Procurement Office 11th floor - NHC House upon payment of non- refundable fee of KSHS 2,000/= per document, evidenced by an official receipt. Payments shall be made in bankers cheque at the Corporations Cash Office on Ground floor, NHC House, anytime between 08.00 am and 04.00 pm on week days. All bids MUST be accompanied by a refundable deposit of Kshs.10, 000. 00 in Bankers Cheque only. Complete Tender documents in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked TENDER FOR DISPOSAL OF NHC MOTOR VEHICLE - NHC/DISP/008/2012 should be addressed to: The Managing Director, National Housing Corporation, P.O. Box 30257-00100, NAIROBI. and be deposited in our tender box situated on 7th floor NHC House by 4th June 2012 at 11.00 am. Tender documents will be opened immediately thereafter in the Conference room 10th floor NHC House. All interested bidders are invited to attend. Viewing of Motor Vehicle can be done at the NHC Headquarters during working hours/ days between 9.00 am and 4.00 pm Monday to Friday. The contact person is our Transport Officer Mr. John Chacha. Sale of the motor vehicle is subject to reserve price.
Category COM/T/G/A1 COM/T/G/A2 COM/T/G/A3 COM/T/G/A4 COM/T/G/A5 COM/T/G/A6 COM/T/G/A7 COM/T/G/A8 COM/T/G/A9 COM/T/G/A10 COM/T/G/A11 COM/T/G/A12 COM/T/G/A13 COM/T/G/A14 COM/T/G/A15 COM/T/S/B1 COM/T/S/B2 COM/T/S/B3 COM/T/S/B4 COM/T/S/B5 COM/T/S/B6 COM/T/S/B7 COM/T/S/B8 COM/T/S/B9 COM/T/S/B10 COM/T/S/B11 COM/T/S/B12 COM/T/S/B13 COM/T/S/B14 COM/T/S/B15 COM/T/S/B16 COM/T/S/B17
B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I. J. K. L. M. N.
Item Description Supply and delivery of Office Stationery Supply and delivery of Office Equipments, i.e. Cabinets, Safes, Shredders. etc Supply and delivery of Office furniture and fittings Supply and delivery of Staff Uniforms Supply and delivery of Computers, Laptops, UPS, Printers Supply and delivery of Computer Accessories Supply and delivery of Photocopiers Supply and delivery of materials for staff uniforms Supply and delivery of laboratory re-agents Supply and delivery of fire fighting equipment Supply and delivery of motor vehicle spare parts Supply and delivery of sports uniforms, equipments and gears Supply, delivery, repair and maintenance of Fire fighting and safety Equipment. Supply, delivery repair and maintenance of Air Conditions Supply and delivery of Newspapers and periodicals Repair and servicing of motor vehicles (Garage facilities MUST be approved by the Chief Mechanical and Transport Engineer) Repair and maintenance of Computers, Laptops, UPS, Printers and Photocopiers Repair and Maintenance of Telephone PABX and Telecommunication Equipments Provision of Legal services Provision of Printing services e.g. Diaries, Calendars, Christmas cards etc. Provision of Publicity, photography and video Services Provision of Promotional and advertising materials, Corporate branding and Signage services Provision of Research, opinion & baseline survey Provision of training and Management Consultancy Services Provision of Building Contractors services (Building and small works) Provision of Civil Contractors services Provision of Drilling Contractors services Provision of Travel agency and Air ticketing Services Provision of Taxi and Car hire Services Provision of ICT consultancy Services, Software development and Support Services Provision of Fumigation and Pest control Services Provision of Courier Services
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT
Telegrams: TRANSCOMS. Nairobi Telephone: 2729200 E-mail:info@transport.go.ke NGONG ROAD P. O. Box 52692-00200 NAIROBI, KENYA
Tender No. COM/T/13/2012-2013: Supply and delivery of Bar soap, detergents and disinfectants. Tender No. COM/T/14/2012-2013: Supply and delivery of Electrical Equipment and Fittings. Tender No.COM/T/15/2012-2013: Supply and delivery of Hardware items, building and road maintenance materials. Tender No. COM/T/16/2012-2013: Supply and delivery of Staff uniform e.g. Gumboots, safety boots, rain coats, etc. Tender No. COM/T/17/2012-2013: Supply and delivery of Tyres, Tubes and Batteries. Tender No. COM/T/18/2012-2013: Provision of sanitary disposal services. Tender No. COM/T/19/2012-2013: Supply and delivery of medical drugs. Tender No. COM/T/20/2012-2013: Provision of security printing for accountable documents. Tender No. COM/T/21/2012-2013: Supply of Fuel, oils and Lubricants. Tender No. COM/T/22/2012-2013: Hire of trucks, Bulldozers and shovel for Garbage collection. Tender No. COM/T/23/2012-2013: Provision of Insurance services. (Motor vehicles, Fire, Burglary and Fidelity). Tender No. COM/T/24/2012-2013: Provision of Outside Catering Services. Tender No. COM/T/25/2012-2013: Supply of Calling & Scratch Cards.
Interested eligible bidders MUST attach copies of: a) A valid Single Business Permit. b) PIN Certificate c) Registration Certificate/Certificate of Incorporation d) A valid Tax Compliance Certificate. Pre-qualification and tender documents may be obtained from the Office of Supply Chain Management, City Hall Ground floor (Room No.16) upon payment of non-refundable fee of the amount stated here below either in cash or bankers cheque payable to the Town Clerk, City of Mombasa at the Cash office/Banking hall located in the Ground floor between 9.00 a.m. to 12.30p.m. and 2.00p.m. to 4.00 p.m. during working days. Tender fees: Tender No.COM/12/2012-2013: For Prequalification/ Registration is Ksh.3,000.00 per category Tender Nos.COM/13/2012-2013- COM/25/2012-2013: Annual Tenders Ksh. 5,000.00 per set of documents. Duly completed tender documents in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked with relevant Tender and Category Number should be addressed to: The Town Clerk City of Mombasa P O Box 90440 - 80100, MOMBASA Or Deposited in the tender box situated on the first floor, next to the Town Clerks office Room No. 114 on or before 4th June, 2012 at 10.00 a.m. The tenders/applications will be opened immediately thereafter in the City Hall Committee Room, situated in the 1st Floor, and tenderers/applicants or their agents are free to witness the opening if they so wish. The City of Mombasa reserves the right to accept or reject any application either in whole or in part and does not bind itself to give reasons for its action. NB: All current suppliers are required to be pre-qualified afresh. Tubmun Otieno TOWN CLERK
To continue improving on service delivery, we have installed the following mobile telephone numbers. 1. 2. 3. 4. 4. 0708 286 221 0708 286 222 0708 286 223 0731 098 234 0731 098 366
This is in addition to the landline numbers 020 2729200 and ISDN No. 4966xxx xxx denotes the existing telephone extension number. . Transport for prosperity .
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NAIROBI CITY WATER & SEWERAGE COMPANY LTD.
WATER SUPPLY INTERRUPTION TO NAIROBI

In reference to the ongoing water supply interruption affecting the upper parts of Nairobi the Nairobi City Water & Sewerage Company would like to inform its esteemed customers that the water supply situation has been aggravated by the washing away of the supply pipes from Sasumua Dam at Kariminu River in Gakoe forest. Consequently, we have revised the water distribution management programme to ensure the affected customers receive water for 36 hours every week except Karen, and areas along Naivasha road e.g. Riruta, Satellite, Kawangware, Dagoretti Corner which will receive water for 24 hours per week. We further advice that the following areas will not receive piped water until the Sasumua water supply system is reinstated: Kitsuru, Loresho, Spring Valley, Lower Kabete, Gigiri, New Muthaiga, Roselyn, Nyali, Kenya Institute of Administration, University of Nairobi Lower, Upper Kabete Campus, The International School and the surrounding areas The Company has also taken the following measures to ensure water supply is available in the vicinity of the affected customers:1. Activation of all the boreholes in the affected areas. This will enable the customers draw water from boreholes in case they exhaust what is supplied through the pipes. 2. Mobilization of 16 water tankers to supplement the supply to customers in the areas which will not be receiving water through the pipes. 3. Placement of 15 collapsible water tanks in the informal settlements and other areas e.g. Kawangware chiefs office, Deep Sea, Dagoretti Market, Kangemi and Uthiru Market amongst others. In addition, chlorine tablets for water disinfection will be distributed to the surrounding residents in the named areas. 4. Besides our normal 24 hour customer care centre, the Company has established a crisis management centre at Kabete Water Treatment Works along Waiyaki Way opposite Kianda School to receive all complaints for immediate action. Customers affected are therefore urged to contact this centre by calling the following phone numbers 0716 506 954 or 0716 506 955 Any inconveniences are regretted and we urge our customers to exercise patience as the works to reinstate the damaged water supply pipelines is completed. The ongoing works are expected to take 14 days if the weather permits. Managing Director
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Under instructions received from the chargees advocates, we shall sell by public auction the under mentioned properties together with buildings and improvementserected therein 1. PRIME RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IN KAHAWA SUKARI ESTATE OFF THIKA ROAD-NAIROBI ON TUESDAY THE 15TH DAY OF MAY 2012 AT 11.00 A.M AT OUR OFFICES IN MUHU HOLDINGS HOUSE All that parcel of land known as TITLE NO. RUIRU/KIU BLOCK 3/912 KAHAWA SUKARI ESTATE OFF THIKA ROAD registered in the name of JOSEPH KARIUKI KANYUAIGWA c/o P.O Box 35125-00200 Nairobi. This property is situated in Thika County approximately 1.5km from the Nairobi-Thika highway within Kericho Road Court off Kahawa Sukari Avenue. It measures approximately 0.09 hectares (0.22 acres) and is developed with a six-bedroomed (five en suite) double storey house with guest wing and domestic quarters. The title is leasehold interest for a term of 99 years w.e.f 01.06.1995 and mains services are connected. 2. PRIME COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IN OYUGIS TOWNSHIP, RACHUONYO MUNICIPALITY ON MONDAY THE 21ST DAY OF MAY 2012 AT 12.00 NOON OUTSIDE THE MAIN POST OFFICE IN OYUGIS TOWN All that parcel of land known as L.R NO. WEST KASIPUL/KONYANGO KOKAL /1596 OYUGIS TOWN RACHUONYO DISTRICT registered in the name of SAMUEL OTIENO OKELLO t/a DIAMOND KORINGI ENTERPRISES c/o P.O Box 60-40118 Katito. This property is situated in Oyugis Town along Kisumu-Oyugis-Kisii highway and opposite the Oyugis Post office in Oyugis Township, Rachuonyo District. It measures approximately 0.03 of a hectare (0.0741 of an acre) and is developed with a frontage semi-detached shop building and a semi-detached block of single roomed residential units to the rear plus a single storeyed building. The title is freehold interest and mains services are connected. 3. RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IN KIEMBENI ESTATE MOMBASA MUNICIPALITY ON MONDAY THE 28TH DAY OF MAY 2012 AT 12.00 NOON OUTSIDE THE MAIN POST OFFICE IN MOMBASA CITY All that parcel of land known as TITLE NO. C.R 27870/II PLOT NO. 5002, SECTION II MAINLAND NORTH, NEW KIEMBENI ESTATE MOMBASA MUNICIPALITY registered in the name of MICHAEL SAFARI CHARO c/o P.O Box 83534 Mombasa and/or C/O P.O Box 1812 Mombasa. This property is situated within Kiembeni Estate, about 8 kms due North of New Nyali Bridge, Mainland North, Mombasa Municipality. The property is within the neighbourhood of KAGS Academy, and/or Kiembeni Police Station at the northern end of the estate and is easily identified as House No. 5002. It measures approximately 0.0090 of a hectare (0.0222 of an acre) and is developed with a typical twobedroomed container type bungalow. The title is freehold interest and mains services are connected. 4. PRIME COMMERCIAL PROPERTY IN KIMUMU AREA, ELDORET MUNICIPALITY ON WEDNESDAY THE 30TH DAY OF MAY 2012 AT 12.00 NOON OUTSIDE THE MAIN POST OFFICE IN ELDORET TOWN All that parcel of land known as TITLE NO. UASIN GISHU/KIMUMU/2307 KIMUMU AREA ELDORET MUNICIPALITY registered in the name of MAURICE OOKO NYAKWAKA c/o P.O Box 22 Eldoret. This property is located within Kimumu settlement scheme in Eldoret Municipality in Uasin Gishu District. It is situated within an area locally known as Kimumu area along Eldoret-Iten road approximately 3kms West of Eldoret town. The property lies south of Kimplwas Centre and East of Boms Daycare & Pre-School Kindergarten. It measures approximately 0.10 hectares (0.25 acres) and is developed with three (3) residential buildings comprising eight (8) residential units i.e Building A: three (3 No) one-bedroomed units. Building B: two (2 No) two-bedroomed units and a one-bedroomed unit, Building C: two (2 No) two-bedroomed units. The title is freehold interest and mains services are connected. 5. PRIME COMMERCIAL PROPERTY (VACANT) IN ELDORET MUNICIPALITY ON WEDNESDAY THE 30TH DAY OF MAY 2012 AT 12.00 NOON OUTSIDE THE MAIN POST OFFICE IN ELDORET TOWN All that parcel of land known as L.R NO. ELDORET MUNICIPALITY/BLOCK 2/304 ELDORET MUNICIPALITY registered in the name of JAPHETH KIPKEMBOI MAGUT c/o P.O Box 815 Eldoret. This property is situated at Eldoret west centre within Eldoret municipality. Approach from the town centre is via Eldoret-Kitale road up to Pauls Bakery turn right along mitaa Road. It measures approximately 0.0450 hectares (0.1112 acres) and is undeveloped. The title is leasehold interest for a term of 99 years w.e.f 01.11.1996 at an annual ground rent of Kshs5,400 and mains services are available. 6. AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY IN UMANDE NEAR NANYUKI TOWN, LAIKIPIA DISTRICT ON THURSDAY THE 31ST DAY OF MAY 2012 AT 12.00 NOON OUTSIDE THE MAIN POST OFFICE IN NANYUKI TOWN All that parcel of land known as TITLE NO. DAIGA/UMANDE BLOCK 10/721 LAIKIPIA DISTRICT registered in the name of JOSEPHINE WANJIKU KINYUA c/o P.O Box 176-10400 Nanyuki. This property is situated approximately 17.5kms by road to the North East of Nanyuki town centre. From Nanyuki town centre one drives for a distance of 9.7 kms along Nanyuki to Meru tarmac road past Matharigo Shopping Centre up to a left hand road junction with signboards written, Kalalu Secondary School and Kalalu Dispensary. From here, one turns left and drives for the final distance of 7.8kms past Umande market up to the subject property. It measures approximately 0.40 hectares (1 acre) and is undeveloped. The title is freehold interest and mains water and electricity are available for connection. CONDITIONS OF SALE (1). All intending purchasers are requested to view the property and verify the details as these are not warranted by the auctioneers. (2). A deposit of 25% must be paid in cash or bankers cheque at the fall of the hammer. The balance will thereafter be payable within thirty (30) days) to the chargees advocates. (3). For all the aforementioned property, details of encumbrances including names addresses e.t.c. together with user and any other restrictions plus rates/rents payable will be made available on request at our offices. (4). Sale of the above property will be subject to reserve prices and land board consent if applicable. (5). Conditions of sale are available on request at our offices and viewing of property is possible during normal working hours by prior arrangements with ourselves.
VACANCIES
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AUCTIONEERS, REPOSSESSORS, INVESTIGATORS AND COMMISSION AGENTS Austin House, 1st Floor P.O. Box 85000, code 80100 (Above K-Rep Bank) Telephones: 0202648044/0202054891 Moi Avenue Mobile: 0722940163/0735051995 Mombasa Email: thaara207@yahoo.co.uk
THAARA AUCTIONEERS
PUBLIC AUCTION
Under instructions received from the Chargees Advocates on behalf of their Client, the Chargee in exercise of their statutory power of sale, we shall sell the undermentioned property by Public Auction on Thursday 31st May 2012 at 11.00 a.m at our offices. ALL that piece or parcel of land known as L.R. NO.KWALE/DIANI COMPLEX/20. The property is situated off Diani Beach Road about 320 metres to the northwest of Diani Shopping Complex, Diani area of Kwale District. Immediate access road is murram surfaced. The plot measures zero point four zero (0.40) of a hectare or zero point nine eight (0.98) of an acre approximately. It is developed with a Bar and Restaurant, cottages office block and drinking sheds. It is situated close to a number of tourist resorts and recreational facilities within Diani area. Mains electricity and water are connected to the property. A borehole supplements water supply. Drainage is to septic tank/soak pit. The title is Freehold interest. The property is owner occupier under the business name of PAPAYA BAR & RESTAURANT and duly registered in the name of KONGO ALI MWATIYA. CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. All intending purchasers are requested to view the property and verify the details as these are not warranted by the Auctioneer or the Chargees. 2. A deposit of 25% must be paid in cash or by Bankers Cheque at the fall of the hammer. The balance shall be paid to the Chargees within Ninety (90) days from the date of sale. 3. The Conditions of Sale may be obtained from our offices. Pointing out and viewing of the property may be arranged with the Auctioneers by appointment. 4. The sale is subject to a reserve price and all the requisite consents.
Any interested applicant should contact us on the following address: Roughton International Ltd & RIK Ltd P.O. Box 852-00600 Nairobi recruitment@roughton-ken.com
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MOTOR VEHICLES (SALVAGES) FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION

DULY INSTRUCTED BY OUR PRINCIPALS, MADISON INSURANCE LIMITED WE SHALL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION THE FOLLOWING MOTOR VEHICLES ON WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF MAY 2012 FROM 11.30 A.M AT LEAKEYS STORAGE LIMITED, RANGWE ROAD, INDUSTRIAL AREA NAIROBI
NO. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 REG NO KBH 384 Q KBJ 554 T KAE 577 E KBH 031 U KBJ 818 R KBH 383 Y KBB 547 M KAX 520 B KBC 183 N KAD 813 A MAKE ISUZU FVR-LORRY TOYOTA COROLLA ISUZU LORRY TOYOTA NZE 121 TOYOTA HILUX PICK UP TOYOTA NZE 121 ISUZU FVZ LORRY TOYOTA AE 110 FAW PICK UP BMW 3161 SALOON TOYOTA COROLLA LOCATION LEAKEYS STORAGE LTD LEAKEYS STORAGE LTD LEAKEYS STORAGE LTD DAIMA WORKS LEAKEYS STORAGE LTD LEAKEYS STORAGE LTD LEAKEYS STORAGE LTD LEAKEYS STORAGE LTD LEAKEYS STORAGE LTD LEAKEYS STORAGE LTD JAMANNA AUTO-MSA0733-652758 LEAKEYS STORAGE LTD ASSOCIATED MOTORS -NAKURU THIKA MOTORS
DULY INSTRUCTED BY OXFAM GREAT BRITAIN, REGIONAL CENTRE, NAIROBI WE SHALL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION THE UNDER MENTIONED MOTOR VEHICLE AND GOODS ON 23.05.2012 FROM 10.30 A.M AT LEAKEYS STORAGE LIMITED, LUNGA LUNGA ROAD, INDUSTRIAL AREA NAIROBI
REG. NO. KAW 979 D MAKE/MODEL TYPE TOYOTA LAND CRUISER HZJ78 STATION WAGON Power back ups Hp servers Hp laserjet printers Hp cpus Adaptors Mouses Keyboards Extension cables Battery pack Tonners Y.O.M 2006
MOTOR VEHICLES FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION

Duly instructed by our principals, THE FINANCIERS, we shall sell by public auction the under mentioned repossessed motor vehicles and Machine on: - WEDNESDAY 23RD MAY 2012 AT LEAKEYS STORAGE LIMITED LUNGA LUNGA ROAD NAIROBI STARTING AT 11.00 A.M. REG. NO MAKE / MODEL B/TYPE 1. KAZ 715L NISSAN DIESEL NU41 BUS 2. KBM 926W FOTON FORLAND TRUCK 3. IPL QUANTUM LASER MACHINE TO BE VIEWED AT CMC MOTORS GROUP - KITALE LEAKEYS STORAGE LIMITED KITUI RD LEAKEYS STORAGE LIMITED
PLUS A Large Assortment of Office desks Metallic stand tables Rolling arm chairs Laptops
CONDITIONS OF SALE: (1) All intending bidders must first make a refundable deposit of Kshs100,000 for motor vehicle and Kshs30,000 for other items in order to be allowed to bid. (2) Viewing can be done with prior arrangement with our offices (3) Payment terms will be Cash at the fall of the hammer.
CONDITIONS OF SALE: 1. Viewing can be done during normal working hours at the various locations indicated above to verify the details, as these are not warranted by the Auctioneer or our principals. 2. Interested bidders are required to pay a refundable deposit of Kshs. 100,000.00 by bankers cheque to obtain a bidding number. 3. The declared purchaser must pay the balance paid within seven (7) days from the auction date, failure to which the money received including the deposit is forfeited, 4. Sale is subject to reasonable reserve prices.
KAX 259 D SALOON ROVER KAV 510 C
KAW 032 P TOYOTA 110 KAS 207 K TERRANO TOYOTA
CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. A refundable deposit of Kshs50,000 will be payable to Madison Insurance Ltd before date of auction. by prospective bidders and receipt thereof issued in their offices. We shall issue a catalogue and a bidding number to prospective bidder upon production of receipt from Madison Insurance Ltd. Please note that there shall be no bidding whatsoever without a bidding number. Further note that no bankers cheques or CASH will be accepted at the venue of the auction. 2. Successful bidders will pay 25% of the bid amount by close of business on the same day (amount includes deposit of Kshs50,000) failing which the deposit shall be forfeited and the salvage sold to the second highest bidder. The 75% balance shall be paid within 7 days after the auction through bank deposit. The buyer will forfeit any amounts paid, if he/she fails to pay either the deposit or the balance within the stipulated time-frame. 3. Detailed conditions of sale are available at our offices together with a catalogue.
PUBLIC AUCTION
Duly instructed by our principals, THE WORLD BANK, we shall sell by public auction the under mentioned MOTOR VEHICLES, GENERATORS, COMPUTERS, TYRES & MANY OTHERS ON:-THURSDAY 17TH MAY 2012 STARTING AT 11.00 A.M. AT OUR OFFICES AT LEAKEYS STORAGE LTD ALONG LUNGA LUNGA ROAD, INDUSTRIAL AREA NAIROBI 1. MOTOR VEHICLES REG. NO MAKE/MODEL 1. 43 UN 1K VOLVO S80 2. 43 UN 6K TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 3. 43 UN 11K TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 4. 43 UN 27K TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 2. GENERATORS
1. 2. MODEL ES22D5 26DGGC KVA STAND BY 22 STAND BY 17
B/TYPE SALOON S/WAGON S/WAGON S/WAGON
Y. O. M. 2002 2001 2003 2003
3. OFFICE EQUIPMENTS ASSORTED DELL COMPUTERS FLAT SCREENS WITH SPEAKERS & WALL PAINTINGS
Blessed House 2nd Floor Door No. 5, Ngara Road, Ngara Estate, Opp. Ngara Post Office. P. O Box 32229-00600, Wireless: 0572513078, Mobile: 0722 705027 Email: info@antiqueauctions.co.ke rwaweru@antiqueauctions.co.ke
PUBLIC AUCTION
Duly instructed by our principals the chargees, we shall sell by public auction the under mentioned property together with all the improvements erected thereon. AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY WITHIN MAKUYU MURANGA SOUTH DISTRICT TO BE SOLD ON TUESDAY 29TH MAY 2012 AT 11.00AM AT THIKA TOWN NEAR THE POST OFFICE. Parcel No. MAKUYU/MAKUYU BLOCK IV/257 registered in the name of John Njoroge Ngugi G.T. Florence Wambui Nganga. NOTE: A freehold property measuring about 1 acre situated in Githima area of Makuyu off Nairobi Nyeri road branching at Muranga Teachers College for about 1.8KM North East and it is in the neighbourhood of Ndeera Catholic church. Erected thereon is an incomplete 4-bedroom maisonette. Water and electricity are available for connection. CONDITIONS OF SALE All interested purchasers are requested to view the property and verify all the details as these are not warranted by the auctioneers. A deposit of 25% must be paid at the fall of the hammer in cash or by bankers cheque and the balance within 30 days to the chargees. The sale of the property is subject to the reserve price. The auctioneer has a right to reject a bid without giving any reason whatsoever.
CONDITIONS OF SALE: 1. Viewing of motor vehicles to be done at our Head Office at Lunga Lunga, Industrial Area from Monday 14th to Thursday 17th May 2012 during normal working hours while goods on the same day of auction to verify the details, as these are not warranted by the Auctioneers or our principals. 2. If a successful bidder does not have tax exemptions, he/she will be required to pay duty and taxes before collection/transfer of the vehicle. 3. Interested bidders are required to pay a refundable deposit of Kshs. 50,000.00 by bankers cheque for the motor vehicles and Kshs.5,000.00 for the goods to obtain a bidding number.
4. Sale is subject to reasonable reserve prices.
Under instructions received from our principals, we shall sell the under mentioned properties by Public Auction:-together with all improvements therein:PRIME PROPERTY AT KENOL MAKUTANO - MURANGA COUNTY ON WEDNESDAY 30TH MAY 2012 AT THIKA - OUTSIDE THIKA POST OFFICE 11.00AM All that parcel of land known as L.R.NO. LOC.5/GITURA/1143 registered I.N.O JOSEPH MARA MURIRA of P.O Box 2944-01000 THIKA guarantor to JANE WAITHIRA MURIRA measuring approximately 0.108 Acres. The property is situated behind Kenol Township off and to the left of Kenol Muranga tarmac road deviating at Magomano Petrol Station. Developments on the property are 7(seven) single dweling rooms for rental. Mains electricity is available for connection from the immediate neighbourhood while water is available from a nearby borehole. RESIDEPNTIAL PROPERTY AT MUNYU THIKA KIAMBU COUNTY. ON WEDNESDAY 30TH MAY 2012 AT THIKA TOWNSHIP OUTSIDE THIKA POST OFFICE AT 11.00A.M ALL That Parcel of Land known as L.R.NO. KIAMBU/MUNYU/597 registered I.N.O JOSEPH IRUNGU GAKERE of P.O BOX 844 THIKA guarantor to THIKA GENERAL MOTORS GARAGE Measuring (0.02 Ha.) or thereabouts. The property is located a few metres off Munyu - Gatuanyaga road at a turn off opposite Munyu Girls Secondary School within Munyu Trading Centre.There are no developments on the subject property. Mains water and electricity are available for connection. AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY AT MACHAKOS MACHAKOS COUNTY. ON THURSDAY 31ST MAY 2012 AT MACHAKOS TOWNSHIP OUTSIDE MACHAKOS POST OFFICE AT 11.00A.M ALL That Parcel of Land known as L.R.NO. MAPUTI/KIPANDINI/1038 registered I.N.O GEORGE NKONGE MIRITI P.O BOX 1120 90100 MACHAKOS Measuring (2.21Ha.) or 5.4609Acres. The property is situated off Machakos Kitui Road and about 6 Kilometres from Machakos Town. The property is developed within abandoned 3-bedroomed house. All mains services are connected to the property. RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY AT BOSAMARO KISII COUNTY ON TUESDAY 5TH JUNE 2012 AT KISII TOWNSHIP OUTSIDE KISII POST OFFICE -11.00 A.M ALL That Parcel of Land known as L.R. NO. WEST MUGIRANGO/WEST BOSAMARO/1690 registered I.N.O CHARLES MANYARA ONYANSI (Deceased) guarantor to MAKENYA BRICKS measuring 1.56 of a hectare or 3.85 Acres approximately. The property is situated along Kisii-Nyamira tarmacked Highway within the neighbourhood of Sasati P.A.G primary School about 1 kilometre from Silonga Secondary School in Bosamaro area.Developments on the property are a single storey of residential tenement at the front and another one at the rear. Mains electricity is available for connection while water is obtained from a well within the compound. RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY AT KITENGELA-KISAJU-KAJIADO COUNTY ON WEDNESDAY 6TH JUNE 2012 AT OUR NAIROBI OFFICES POPMAN HOUSE 11.00 AM All that parcel of Land as L.R. NO. KAJIADO/KISAJU/2664 registered I.N.O CHRISTOPHER M. OMWANDO of P.O BOX 78139 00507 NAIROBI measuring 0.38 Ha. Or 0.94 Acres approximately. The property is located within KNUT/SUCOS area,Kisaju Division in Kajiado district and off Namanga highway at about 18km from Kitengela Town. Mains electricity is available from connection from the neighbourhood. CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. All intended Purchasers are required to view and verify the details of the property for themselves as these are not warranted by the Auctioneers or the chargees. 2. A deposit of 25% must be paid in cash or bankers cheque at the fall of the hammer and the balance to be paid within 30 days. 3. The Auctioneer has the right to reject any bid without giving any reason. 4. Sale is subject to reserve price and the necessary Land Control Board consent where applicable.
PUBLIC AUCTION
Auctioneers, Repossessors, Private Investigators, Process servers, Official Brokers, Bailiffs, Commission Agents
Under instructions received from our principals the chargees in exercise of their statutory power of sale, we shall sell the under mentioned properties by public auction. 1.ON FRIDAY 18TH MAY 2012 AT 10.00AM NEAR THE GENERAL POST OFFICE- KISUMU TOWN 2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW IN PANDPIERI ESTATE - KISUMU DISTRICT All that freehold parcel of land known as L.R. NO:KISUMU/PANDPIERI/1907 - KISUMU DISTRICT, situated off Nyalenda ring road along kilo-junction-lake murram road about 50 metres to the east of St. Johns Ring Road orphans School and orphanage centre, measuring (0.02 Ha or 0.0495 of an acre approximately and registered in the name of NYAKIGO ODERO EVANS OF P. O. BOX 436 -40100 KISUMU. ACCOMMODATION: Entrance verandah, lobby, sitting room/D-room passage, kitchen, store verandah at the back , cloakroom fitted with overhead shower, 2 No bedrooms. It has a detached single storey domestic staff quarters of one room. 2. ON THURSDAY 31ST MAY 2012 AT 11.00 AM IN OUR VIEW PARK TOWERS OFFICES - NAIROBI. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE WITHIN RIMPA AREA - ONGATA RONGAI AREA - KAJIADO COUNTY All that freehold parcel of land known as L.R. NO.NGONG/NGONG/43663, KAJIADO COUNTY, situated in Rimpa area about 800 metres to the North of Rimpa Shops off Magadi road some 5 kilometres from Ongata Rongai Town, measuring 0.045 Ha (0.11 acres) approximately and registered in the name of VINCENT KIPKEMOI BII OF P. O. BOX 101595-00100 NAIROBI. The property comprises a three (3) bedroom bungalow constructed with quarry stones internally plastered jointed beneath an IT 4 sheets roof. ACCOMMODATION: Staircase to the entrance verandah, lounge with fireplace, dining recess, open kitchen with sink unit and fitted with cupboards, two bedrooms and master bedroom ensuite with a pedestal, Bathroom and WC. This is a newly constructed house in the out skirts of Ongata Rongai area. 3.ON FRIDAY 8TH JUNE 2012 AT 11.00 AM IN OUR MOTOR MART BUILDING OFFICES MOMBASA. 7.413 ACRES AGRICULTURAL LAND IN VWIVWINI AREA KWALE COUNTY. All that freehold parcel of land known as L.R. NO: KWALE/BUMBANI A /848 VWIVWINI KIKONENI - KWALE COUNTY, situated in Vwivwini area of Kikoneni, Kwale County, it lies at approximately 2 kilometres Due southwest of Mwanchande shopping centre and approximately 1.5 kilometres due east of Vwivwini Primary School, measuring 3.00 Ha (7.413 acres) approximately and registered in the name of MARTIN OCHIENG OKETCH OF P. O. BOX 70 SIGOMERE. This is agricultural land which is basically vacant save for some coconut palm trees , bixa, light bush, short grass and other natural vegetation. CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. All interested purchasers are requested to view the properties and verify the details for themselves as the auctioneers or the advocates do not warrant these. A deposit of at least 25 per cent must be paid in CASH OR BANKERS CHEQUE at the fall of the 2. hammer and the balance to be paid within 30 days to the chargees advocates. Sale is subject to a reserve price, the necessary Land Control Board Consent (if applicable) and 3. such overriding interests as may exist against the properties. Interested purchasers are requested to view the properties between 10.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. and 4. our Mr. Macharia 0722-732717 will assist the buyers to point out the properties subject to prior arrangement. Further details and conditions of sale may be obtained from our offices. 5. Bidders will be required to prove their ability to pay the 25% before being allowed to bid. 6.
Head Office:- NAKURU Nacha Plaza, 3rd Floor, Room, 19 Along Kijabe Row P.O. Box 15121 -20100, Nakuru Tel No. 051-2213910 Fax No. 051-2216836 www.legacyauctioneers.com Email las@wananchi.com
PUBLIC AUCTION
Under instructions received from our Principals, we shall sell by Public Auction the under mentioned properties together with all improvements erected thereon. 1. RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES WITHIN BUNGOMA MUNICIPALITY
CLASS B LICENSED AUCTIONEERS, BURTONS HOUSE, 3RD FLOOR, P.O. BOX 3070-80100. TEL: 041-2006305, 0772280045 MOMBASA Under instructions received from our Principal, we shall sell the under mentioned property as scheduled below. ON WEDNESDAY 16TH MAY 2012 AT NEO MAKUPA GARAGE STARTING FROM 10.30AM (RE-ADVERTISEMENT) IN THE MATTER OF REPOSSESION MOTOR VEHICLE-TOYOTA COROLLA 110 REG. NO. KAR 307J IN REPAIRABLE CONDITION CONDITIONS OF SALE I) THE HIGHEST BIDDER WILL BE DECLARED THE BUYER II) CASH AT THE FALL OF THE HAMMER
MURPHY MERCHANTS
PUBLIC AUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY, 30TH MAY 2012 AT 12:00 NOON OUTSIDE KENYA COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED BUILDING, IN BUNGOMA TOWN All that piece or parcel of land known as TITLE NO. EAST BUKUSU/SOUTH KANDUYI/3927 and TITLE NO. EAST BUKUSU/SOUTH KANDUYI/3928. The two properties are adjacent to each other and are situated a few metres off Mumias Road at the Total Petrol Station directly opposite the Spiritual Life Centre Church in Wamunyeri Residential Estate within Bungoma Municipality. Each property measures 0.05 of a Ha. Or 0.124 of an Acre or thereabout and are both vacant. Both Titles are Freehold Interest registered in the name of SAUL WEKESA NYONGESA. 2. A 305 ACRE AGRICULTURAL LAND IN UASIN GISHU DISTRICT ON TUESDAY, 5TH JUNE 2012 AT 12:00 NOON OUTSIDE KENYA COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED BUILDING (MAIN BRANCH), ELDORET TOWN All that piece or parcel of land known as L.R. NO. 3209/1 ELDORET, UASIN GISHU DISTRICT. The property is situated off the Eldoret Moiben road past Tugen Estate Centre branch from Garage Centre to Kapsubere. The property measures 305 Acres approximately and is developed with a farm house, servants quarter, dairy unit, water tank and a plunge dip. Approximately 0.5 Acres is under Eucalyptus Trees, 200 Acres under Wheat and 100 Acres under natural pasture while 4.5 Acres is utilized for the homestead. The property is situated in an agricultural potential area suitable for seasonal crops and dairy farming. The Title is Freehold Interest registered in the name of MARYJUSTER CHEPLETING. CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. All intending Purchaser(s) are requested to view and verify the details for these are not warranted by the Auctioneer or our clients. 2. A deposit of 25% MUST be paid by CASH or BANKERS CHEQUE at the fall of the hammer and the balance be paid to the Chargees Advocates within a Period of Ninety (90) Days from the date of sale. 3. The Sale is subject to a Reserve Price and Land Control Board Consent (where applicable). 4. Conditions of Sale are available on request at our offices and viewing of the properties is possible during normal working hours by prior arrangements with ourselves.
Under instructions received from our principals we shall sell the under mentioned motor vehicles. AT PANGANI AUCTION CENTRE -ON TUESDAY 22ND MAY 2012 10.30A.M REG NO MAKE BODY TYPE YEAR OF MANF. BANK VSKAL 833V N. PATROL S.WAGON 1999 JANE WAMBUI KARUGAH AT THIKA - MUNENE STORAGE LTD ON THURSDAY 24TH MAY 2012 11.00 A.M BODY TYPE YEAR OF MANF BANK VSST.WAGON 2000 ALI IBRAHIM DADACHA CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. All intending purchasers are requested to verify the details for themselves. 2. A refundable deposit of Ksh. 20,000/= to obtain bidding number prior to the auction 3. Viewing can be done through arrangement with ourselves 4. The auctioneer has the right to reject any bid without giving any reason. 5. Cash at the fall of the hammer. 6. Sale is subject to reserve price. REG NO. KAZ 442G MAKE HONDA CRV
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA
SMALLSCALE HORTICULTURE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (SHDP)

TENDER NO. MOA/SHDP.T/ 003/2011-2012: CONSTRUCTION OF GRADING/ MARKETING SHEDS AND IWUA OFFICE BLOCKS
EXTENSION OF TENDER CLOSING DATE

The Ministry of Agriculture, through Small-scale Horticulture Development Project (SHDP), wishes to inform all bidders participating in the above tender which was advertised on 20th April 2012, that clarifications have been deemed necessary thus calling for an Addendum. Bidders are advised to collect the Addendum from the office of the project offices situated on 9th Floor, Hill Plaza Building during official working hours (9.00am-1.00pm and 2.00pm to 5.00pm). Consequently, the tender submission date has been extended to Thursday May 31, 2012 at 10.00 am at which time they will be opened in the presence of the bidders who wish to attend. All other terms and conditions of the tender remain the same.
Project Coordinator For: PERMANENT SECRETARY

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT NAIROBI PETITION NUMBER 184 OF 2012. SHIMONI RESORTS LIMITED....PETITIONER/APPLICANT VS THE REGISTRAR OF TITLES.........................1ST RESPONDENT THE COMMISSIONER...............................................2ND RESPONDENT THE MINISTER FOR LANDS........................................................3RD RESPONDENT THE ATTORNEY GENE...........................................4TH RESPONDENT AND AFRICAN BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED....................................1ST INTERESTED PARTY SHEIKH JABIR ALAHMED ALJABIR ALSABAH............................2ND INTERESTED PARTY TO. SHEIKH JABIR ALAHMED ALJABIR ALSABAH, P.O BOX 7721, NAIROBI. NOTICE OF INSTITUTION OF PETITION.
TAKE NOTICE that SHIMONI RESORTS LIMITED has instituted this Petition seeking declaratory and, injunctive reliefs and damages against the Respondents listed herein in respect of the cancellation of the Title over L.R NO 1870/IV/71. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that you have been named as an interested party in the proceedings and you may lodge any necessary pleadings in court before the hearing date. NOTE FURTHER that the Petition is slated for mention on the 16th May 2012 before the Hon. Lady Justice M. NGUGI for directions, on which date you are required to attend court. Copies of the relevant pleadings can be obtained from the advocates for the Plaintiff or from the court. DATED at NAIROBI this 10th day of May, 2012 DRAWN AND FILED BY:MURIU, MUNGAI & CO. ADVOCATES MMC ARCHES; SPRING VALLEY CRESCENT OFF PEPONI ROAD, WESTLANDS; P.O BOX 75362-00200 NAIROBI ADVOCATES FOR THE PETITIONER
To facilitate processing of Title Deeds, all Agricultural plot owners are requested to bring the following at Malili Office, Mbitini house, 1st Floor Machakos commencing 14th May to 28th May 2012. 1. Two passport size photograph Coloured 2. Original and copy of Identity Card 3. Copy of pin 4. Original allotment letter and copy 5. Original ballot card and copy 6. Original share certificate and copy BY BOARD
INVITATION TO BID FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A DOMESTIC ELECTION OBSERVATION OPERATIONS MANUAL The Centre for Governance and Development (CGD) on behalf of the Elections Observation Group (ELOG) is seeking bids from qualified consultancy firms and individuals to develop a comprehensive operations manual ahead of the next general elections domestic observation exercise. The Terms of Reference for the consultancy may be requested through email admin@cgd.or.ke Interested parties should: Have and demonstrated experience in election observation Infrastructure and operations Demonstrate experience and expertise of donor funded projects Enclose CVs of the principal consultants and include a company profile Interested and qualified firms are invited to submit their bids for this consultancy. Bids should be accompanied by a technical proposal highlighting the methodology and work plan and a financial proposal. Bids should be mailed or delivered to:The Executive Director, Centre for Governance and Development, Riara Gardens, off Riara Road, P.O. Box 4037-00506, Nairobi-Kenya Completed bids should be received on or before Thursday 17th May 2012 at 16.30 hours. Any bid received at CGD offices after the deadline will not, therefore, be considered. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. CGD reserves the right to accept or reject any bid and is not bound to give reasons for its actions. The Executive Director Centre for Governance and Development
REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT NAIROBI CIVIL SUIT NO. 456 OF 2010 (OS) EMBAKASI JUA KALI HOUSING ASSOCIATION Suing through 1. JAMES BILLY O. ANUNDA 2. JOHN MUYA 3. NJOKI WAINAINA
P.O. Box 57893 - 00200 Csq. Tel: 020-343362, 0722 313991/0720 362301, Email: valleyauctioneers@yahoo.com NHC House, 1st Floor, Aga Khan Walk Under instructions received from the chargees we are selling the under mentioned properties. PRIME 2.3 ACRES INDUSTRIAL AREA NAIROBI ON 23RD MAY, 2012 AT 10.30 A.M OUR OFFICES, NHC HOUSES 1ST FLOOR, AGA KHAN WALK, NAIROBI. 1. All that piece or parcel or land known as PLOT NO. L.R. 209/4225 KITUI ROAD NAIROBI measuring 2.03 acres (Approximately). The property is situated on Kitui Road in the Nairobi Rail-served part of Industrial Area and registered in the name of AKAMBA PUBLIC ROAD SERVICES LIMITED. The development comprises storage and workshop sheds. ON 16TH MAY, 2012 AT 10.30 A.M. AT THE OFFICE OF NYALUOYO AUCTIONEERS SITUATED AT TOM MBOYA ESTATE INDUSI ROAD KISUMU. 2. All that piece or parcel or land known as TITLE NO.KISUMU/MANYATTA B / 1059 KISUMU TOWN measuring 0.02 of a hectare or 0.05 of an acre approximately. It is situated off manyatta Kondele bypass, about 100 meters to the east of Joyland Secondary School in Manyatta B (Siany) Estate of Kisumu municipality and registered in the name of MOSES COLLINS OKETCH. Development comprises a single storey building, with three semi-detached units, each two bed roomed. SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL HOUSE FOR SALE AT MARIMA AREA CHOGORIA ON 6TH JUNE, 2012 AT 11.00 A.M OUTSIDE POST OFFICE CHOGORIA TOWNSHIP. 3. All that piece or parcel or land known as L.R.NO. MUTHAMBI/IGAMURATHI/849 AND 850 MARIMA AREA CHOGORIA measuring 0.12 hectares and 0.17 hectares respectively. The properties are situated in Marima area, Meru South District and registered in the name of DAVID KINYUA BEDFORD. The development comprises 4 classroom blocks, 2 No. dormitories, a residential house and 2 staff quarters. CONDITIONS OF SALE All interested purchasers are requested to view and verify the details as the financiers or the Auctioneers do not warrant these. A deposit of 25% must be paid in CASH or Bankers Cheque at the fall of the hammer and the balance within 30 days. Viewing of the property can be done between 10.00 Am to 4.00 Pm and conditions of sale to obtained from our offices. Sale is subject to a reserve price.
............................................ PLAINTIFFS
VERSUS EMBAKASI DEVELOPERS LTD ...........................................................1ST DEFEDANT CITY COUNCIL OF NAIROBI................................................................2ND DEFEDANT NOTICE OF FILED SUIT TAKE NOTICE that JAMES BILLY O. ANUNDA, JOHN MUYA and NJOKI WAINAINA, being Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer of EMBAKASI JUA KALI HOUSING ASSOCIATION respectively have instituted the above suit on their behalf and on behalf and for the benefit of the other members of Embakasi jua Kali Housing Association. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that any member of the said Association who may wish to be made a party may apply to be furnished with the Originating Summons in the suit from the offices of KAAI, MUGAMBI & CO. ADVOCATES, BHAVESH CENTRE, MEZZANINE FLOOR, NGARA ROAD, NGARA or he or she may obtain a copy of the same from the High Court of Kenya, Civil Registry Milimani, Nairobi. DATED at Nairobi this 7th day of May 2012 KAAI, MUGAMBI & CO. ADVOCATES FOR THE PLAINTIFF DRAWN & FILED BY: KAAI, MUGAMBI & CO. ADVOCATES BHAVESH CENTRE P.O. BOX 73104 NAIROBI
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INTERIOR DESIGN PETS & LIVESTOCK

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TOY Shark/QD/Probox/NZE/Premio/
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sunroof Ksh1100000 Tel 0720328351
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B148 Tyres, Spares and Accessories

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B212 Tractors for Sale
MF35/135/290/385/350 tel: 0722866735 SONALIKA 4WD 1.8M 0733748783 Tractors MF135/385/290 0722866735
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CARINA KAZ io KBF 0733388107 CHRYSLER KBD 2008 4.5M 0722866735
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46 | Classieds
SECRETARY /Receptionist required
urgently must have good interpersonal & people skiils aged 22-26years call 0722-556249 + Hist. added adv. 0722512063
B462 Business for Sale

HARDWARE shop Dago 0722520924 HEALTHY Foods rest pub quick sale
hurlingham 0722441902
TEACHER rqd s/lady math/b.studies TIRED of paying for non - existent

jobs? Worry no more! Well train & employ you at no fee & youll make Sh 4,500/wk while training on all aspects of our company for 6 months then make 40,000/month in management Call 0725804406 or 0722812414
PRINTING
business on walk-in walk-out terms contact 0711722883
SALON /Barber 4 sale 0722-116463 SCHOOL uniform business for sale

Dandora Ph-4 0734601580
ono r/titles / fence/ elec/ water, at AP post 1-100ac Tel 0722754875 KITENGELA 15km from tarmac behind ICT Malili City 50x100 95,000/- Viewing Wednedays & Saturdays Time: 9.00a.m 0722312387 KITENGELA Acacia View Est 1/8ac plts @500K. 0722956037 020550287 Vineyard Properties Ltd
Cell: 0721 908122, 0733 815398, 0727 338400
KITE Milimani 1/8ac gated cmnty, 1.4M
THOME 5br Hse 35M 020-2317183 TIGONI 10acre Tea Farm with four
bedroom 13m ono Tel 0731-066736 Owner
B761 Premises, Offices for Sale

Business/Shop for sale; Adams Arcade
Shopping Center, next to Java; suitable for Boutique for enquiries call 0722375289/0724981184
NGONG 3bedroom 0729-038205 NYAYO Emba Corner Maiso 0723316474 O/Rongai flat 0713945111 ORONGAI 3br hse 1/8 0734731252 ROSELYN 5acre Enq. 0721699161 SABAKI 1/4Acr 2.5M 0722762233 SOUTH B p/view 3b/d corner bung
Dsq 14M 0722816073
KITENGLA 50X100 820k prime title

Gabbie Ltd 0202610966, 0715086866
VACANCIES Secretary Computer
B469 Business Offers

1 Register Ltd company 15k 0700- 060 001 MBA/Msc proposal, analysis 0721261236 MBA/PHD prop/Analysis 0718823883 MBA Proposal / Analysis 0728615097 REGISTER a Company 0720435343 REGISTER Company in 10 days. Call
0731-806602
B768 Premises, Offices to Let

0722899717 CBDfurnshd+intrnet 9k CBD 1500 sq ft ideal for cyber,
restaurant or college Tel 0722822243
TENA 3Br main 1Br ext n space 4

bedsitters owner 0708818421
litarate KATC1 Lab Technician Diploma apply BOG Secretary Kambaa Tech Sec Sch Box 88 Ndaragwa Call 0716120447
B595 Security Services

Rent a walk through metal detector
for events 0707640242 SHARP 0720884391
LOITOKTOK 20 acres 0719-823002 MBOTELA 3/4 acre (ideal for flats)

KATANI 6acres, JUJA 40X80 (900K) call 0736444788
THOME 5bed/r 1/2ac 32m 0722885302 Umoja 1 2brm main hse without
extension zone Q 0722740571
B263 Women
SALES ladies wanted for selling a new
product 0708-818440
MEBLY1/4ac, 40x80 2.5m 0722885302 MLOLONGO 12acres near tarmac

tel:0725210219, 0736293386 Olonana MSA rd 100acres 020-2317183 MUIGAI-INN Thika superh/way 40x80 res & comm from 900K Tel 0788923526 0733439519 0739267216 MWEA Mutithi 1/4 acres plots next to Good Samaritan 0725219443 MWIKI 40x80 600k 0722256345 NGONG 1/8ac, 1/4ac 0729-038205 NKOROI 1/4acre plots 0713945111 NYAHURURU nyr rd 2ac touching tarmac waka sch 0721431548 O/Rongai 1/4 acre dev 0713945111
CBD Executive work stations & board

room facilities good location internet Call: Violet on 0714373130 or 0739622545 EQUIPED Offices Viewpark 16th Flr 11K-30K tel: 020-2585384 GITHURAI 45 Shops 709 & 2386
sqft behind Co-op Bank Tel 0722304315
UMOJA Innercore sector V 5storey

house with 18 flats 0729475785
AGRICULTURE & HOME RESIDENTIAL & BUSINESS PROPERTIES

B733 Stalls Available
CBD Stalls No goodwil 0735708052
WESTLAND1acre Plot ,0727-558194 WESTLANDS 4br hse 0722256345
SITUATIONS WANTED
B277 Domestic
0722516342, 0721834778 trained h/g TRAINED hg 0722386482,0711308308
B490 Computer Services

WEBSITE 4 your Business 0720435343
B789 Properties to Let

1,2&3 br P/land W/land 0727097735 1B/S Adams Up/hill 3-6k 0727097735 1BR Nrb West 23.5K Call 020
2214860, 0720 716 078 Ena Property
GITHURAI
B525 Financial
020211120 , 0722632287, 0710142257
Cash on cars, laptops, households
B740 Land, Plots for Sale

2 Acres Mulinge Scheme 0715086866 50Acre Kiserian Magadi Road Tinga
0722270313, 0733347080 Nyotu
B284 General
EMPLOYERS call Abela 4 all staff
Adm Sec. Acct Drvrs etc 0202223131
020-2245564 spot loans on Toshiba,

Macpros& HP Laptops btwn 20K-50K
45 Space to let for shops, offices, colleges, hotel, supermarket, hospital, conferece hall & Executive bed sitters. Visit us at Mug Muguga hse behind family bank. Tel 0722453607 or 0720705663 Godown for sublet for storage tel 0736 636 524
1 br Parklands 12000/= 0716365649 1BR Uthiru ILRI 16.5K Tel. 020

2214860, 0720 716 078 Ena Property
REPAIR & MAINTENANCE

B331 Electrical
ERS Ltd dealers in solar ups mnt free
ups batt inv charger hybrid power system genset Tel 0202038784
0722534960 spot cash on car/ l/top 0729840857 A loan on ur car (1hr)
town next shopping centre with freehold title deed 120M 0721347080,
LOANS! LOANS!
Offers Loans of Upto Kes 300,000/= in Just 24 Hrs. Using your Log Book
Call: 0702-494877, 0734-517007, 020-2215751 / 020-2246620
50X100
Business Capital Access Ltd
Isinya 120,000 bargain. tel:0202673961 0725210219 Olonana COMMERCIAL plots 40x80 Kdo rd dep. 100,000/= bal 4months, titles ready, 2610923, 0700497890 DONHOLM50x100 2.8m0727107213
OLD Msa rd 5acs plot 0727-558194 OLENGURUONE- Kiptagich, 6

acres. 0725608925
LVGTON Grn 200sft 0722510591 MUIDI Bingu Strt shop 0723896556 YAYA 3br office 100K 0723896556
1sq Westlands 4,500/- 0720020410 3br Riverside 28,000 0720-040895 46 MWISHO B/s 8&9K single 4&5K
0721-447609, 0715-333797
KITENGELA VALUE ADDED PLOTS

1/8th PLOTS @500k Fully serviced Pay in 24 months With Titles OPTIVEN ENTERPRISES LTD 0704 595250, 0706 127197, 0716 605410 sales@optiven.co.ke, plots@optiven.co.ke www.optiven.co.ke
B782 Properties for Sale

DANDORA10rooms hse 0729568534 DONHOLM flat+4br hse0727558194 EASTLEIGH old bldg 0713945111 FEDHA-2 v/c 4br hse & sq. v/neat
compound @16.95m 0717023089 ft on 2.7ac 0721/0734-266598
EDUCATIONAL
B382 Schools
BRILLIANT Sch Kamulu.The leading
Boys boarding sec in Eastern Nrb. Indi vidual attention. All facilities. Vacant F1,2&3 Call 0203500288, 0722123324 Market modern classrooms,well equiped lab, sch bus, mixed day & boarding for girls only experienced graduate teachers tel 0723432084 / 0726109481
DONHOLMph5 res 3.7m 0722811450 FINELANDS Isinya Kitengela 50x100

s/offer 60k 0722417074, 0724816611 140K offer 0724816611, 2472045
ADAMS 1br 8k 0725113567 owner BANANA 3 - 7K 0712 102 851 Ena BROOKSIDE4br msnt 100K 0723896556 DONHOLM new 2br apt hot shower
underground tank 16K 0716869623
Rehema Hse, 3rd Flr Kaunda / Standard Str
FINELANDS Kitengela Isinya 50x100 FINELANDS Kitengela Isinya 50x

100; 125K offer 0722417074, 2472045 FINELANDS RuaI 50x100 180k 0724816611, 2472045 FINELANDS Ruai 50x100 Kshs. 90,000 offer 0724816611,2472045 GACHIE 1/4acre Call 0723394153 ISINYA 2acres clean title 1.5m tel:0202673961 0725210219 Olonana Jubilands: Isinya Malili rd 50x100 75k 0714915424, 0728879191, 0736901000 Jubilands: Isinya Malili rd 50x100 55k 0714915424, 0728879191, 0736901000 JUBILANDS: Kitengela Isinya 50x100 s/offer 150k 0714915424,0728879191 JUJA Farm, Ruiru 40x80, 40x60, 200K inst Geomark invest Ltd 0715219780
GODOWN Enterprise rd 56,000 sq KARIOBANGI school 0713945111 KAYOLE 3 storey selfcontained

house 8units 2b/rm each 0729568534 13.8m 0722-825801 0720242240
GOLF Course & Tulip 4way 3bdrms

flat m/ensuite Buru Ph3, 1b/r sq Tel. 0733998010
INVEST 10-50K get 20% monthly

Telephone 0716452360
BROOKVIEW Sec Sch within Tala
LOAN, vehicles, plot 0711879606 LOANS against cars 0728733192 LOANS on the spot between 15-40K
with laptops as security, 0723408602
RIABAI 50x100 1.8m Tel 0722756546 RUAI 50x100 100,000/= Best Offer
0722986680, 0789767109 Nemuge Ltd RUAI 50x100 150,000 Tel.0722 986680, 0789767109 Nemuge Co. Ltd
KILIMANI : 3br apt next to Yaya LANGATA

3br apartment 7.5M
H/GUM 2br 15k 0722589045 owner KARIOKOR 3bdr 0729138165 Ph2 KASARANI 4br msnt+sq
0722768569
KASARANI 4br+sq 0722768569 KIAMBU road Baraka Complex

1bedroom flats ensuite, shop, DSTV,
parking Call 0724-320632, 0704-501525
LAVI B 5bd New t/hse e-fence invertor

new 50M 0721699161, 0722816073
Online Cash advances within 24 Hrs. QUICK
RUAI 50x100 200,000
GREEN Valley International School (Limuru). Mixed Day & Boarding. KCPE STD I-VII KCSE I-III & IGCSE. Mobile no 0722425403 0733562905 FEW VACANCIES AVAILABLE.
for salaried individuals www.zawadikenya.co.ke 0202695325 Loans For bankers and Employees of reputable Firms and Organisations Tel 0715-265296
Tel.0722 986680, 0789767109 Nemuge Ltd 0722986680,0789767109 Nemuge Ltd
RUAI 50x100 320,000/= very prime

LAND AND PLOTS FOR SALE
Ruai Joska 50x100 4km from Kangundo road 90,000/= Ruai Joska 50x100 very prime 200,000/= Ruai Joska 50x100 2km from Kangundo road 300,000/= KBC 50x100 3km from Kangundo road 150,000/= Ruai Kamulu 50x100 1km from tarmac 450,000/= Isinya 50x100 1km from Pipeline road 300,000/= Isinya 50x100 3km from Pipeline road 90,000/= Isinya 50x100 best offer 75,000/= HOUSE FOR SALE 3br hse (msnt) Baraka Estate Embakasi 8.5m Viewing free Ruai Wed & Sat 9.00am10.00 am respectively Isinya Tues, Thurs & Sat 9.30 am
Contact Truelands Holdings Ltd Reli-Co-op Hse, 4th Floor Rm 404, Mfangano St. Tel: 020-2250594, 0720738141 or 0734800400
MLOLONGO 3br 8.5m 0713945111 MLOLONGO Hse with rental

income 28K pm asking 3.8m 0722739897
KIAMUBI 1&2br 5-8k 0724674808 KILE 5 br t/hse, suitable for Diplomats.

Call: 0722511154. No agents please
KILIMANI 4bdrm townhouse very

clean, spacious and secure 170k. 2220938, 0727915788. No agents @50K pm Rent. Tel 0714128056
KINGSTONE
high school, Girls Boarding (Tight security & delicious meals) 8,500/-. 0714-356421 Githurai Cateress min 0722670929 qual KCSE Call
VAT Filing 0714-154533
LANGATA 3BRM + SQ maisonette

PROPERTY FOR SALE
RESIDENTIAL ON SALE KILELESHWA 3 bdrm apartments + SQ Kshs. 15M UTAWALA 5bdrm double storey with 2SQ suitable for a recreation centre, enquire for details. KOMAROCK 2bdrm with one bed extension Kshs. 6M PLOTS FOR SALE GARDEN Estate prime 12 & 1 acre Kshs. 15M & 30 M quick sale THINDIGWA 34 acre 6th row from tarmac Kshs.30M JAMUHURI 1/8 acre plot ideal for flats Kshs.10.5M IMARA DAIMA Muimara corner plot ideal for flats Kshs.10M KASARANI Clay Works 33 x 70 prime plot Kshs.2.9 M KITENGELA Special offer 50 x 100 plots Kshs. 650,000 cash installment can be negotiated. NKOROI 14 & 1/8 Plot Kshs. 1.5M & 3M NGONG STAGE 46 1/8 acre plots for Kshs 1.5M few on offer. ZIMMERMAN Plot for Sale Ideal redevelopment Kshs.18M ZAMBEZI Kari road 1/8 & 14 acres Kshs 4M &8M NANYUKI near Olepajeta Holiday homes 12 acre Kshs. 300,000/RESIDENTIAL TO LET RIVERSIDE furnished apartment Kshs 120,000 LAVINGTON 3bdrm apartment Kshs 75,000 PANGANI 2 bdrm new flats ready for occupation Kshs. 25, 000/LANGATA RUBIA Estate main house 4 bdrm Bunglow Kshs. 45,000/NAIROBI WEST 2BR Kshs.35,000 BURUBURU PH IiI shop Kshs.15,000/KOMAROCK 1 bdrm extension Kshs 10,000/NAIVASHA Rd 2 bdrm flats Kshs. 13,000- 22,000/RONGAI 2 bdrm flt Kshs. 10,000/UMOJA Inner core 2 bdrm flats Kshs. 10,500/UTHIRU 3 bdrm maisonett Kshs. 20,000/= JOGOO Rd 2 bdrm flt Kshs.17,000/Contact: Muigai Commercial Agencies Ltd FINANCE HOUSE 7th Floor Tel 2217636/7, 0725778841, 0722232083, 0733271622, 0722799222, 0724726361, 0720297735
KINOO Girls High Sc School Matron SIGONA St Lukes Sec. sch Sigona.
Mixed Day &Boarding. Admissions Form I-III. Tel 0734576056, 0733-562905 0722365247. Intake in Progress.
B532 Insurance
MEDICAL NEEDED
Insurance Family? Tel 0717008400 For your
JUJA Farm 40x80 140K 0721617457 JUJA Farm 40x80 150K Tel
0733439519 0739267216 0788923526
Medical insurance Marketing executives for an international brand Email CV to danliaison@gmail.com
LAVI 5br T/Hse Grd 0723896556 LAVI B 5bd New t/hse 300k 0721699161 LUCKY Summer 3br big compound
fenced 15,000pm. Tel 0723800552
KAANI 6 acre 0713945111 KAHAWASukari 10ac 9m 0722885302
ST. Dominic Savios Sec School Lagos
B546 Machinery for Sale
KAMULU JOSKA
PLOTS for SALE
Size: 50ftx100ft
SCHEME 11
MTView 3br,Upperhill 4br 0725817817 jo MT view sq 1bdrm 0202514896 NAIROBI West shopping Centre
self cont b/sitter 0700-072877
rd near Akamba bus station. Mixed Day Admissions Form I-III. Tel 0202220170, 0722525374. Intake in Progress.
ST Marks High
School Bananahill. Mixed Day & Girls boarding. Admissions Form I-III. Tel 0734-576062, 0722-365247. Intake in Progress
Price: 90,000/=
Few Remaining.
Distance from Kangundo rd 4kms Individual Titles per plot Viewing: Tue, Thurs, Sat Time: 9.00a.m
NGARA 1br Tel. 0716-358030 NGONGRD 1Br7000 0718790144

Ownr
N/WEST 1br 8k 0722633692 owner
ORONGAI
SUMMER Springs High School Tigoni.
mixed Day & Boarding. Admin Form I-III. 0722365247, 0720509279, 0733562905. Intake in progress.
0722-312387, 0724-334234 , 0733-582208

KAMULU
50x100 dep. 50,000 balance 4months, titles ready, 2610923, 0751201267 Viewing free Joska at KBC 500m 50x100 250,000/= 0722312387
RUIRU 1/8 750k 400k 0720-707519 RUIRU 40x120 Owner 0721-858593 RUIRU 40x60 135K 0720938283, RUIRU 40x60 250k 0722936698 RUIRU
40x60 400K v.prime 0720938283, 0705147102 Pattmos v-prime 25m 0722699817 0705-147102 Pattmos
B382 Schools
SCHOLARSHIPS, universities visas
USA, UK www.furtherstudies-ke.com
KAMULU-
Laiser 2brm flat w/robes, car park, 12K 0752179843 ROOM available boarding & lodging in Kyuna estate. 10 minutes from Sarit centres and matatu stages. 50000/= per person 80000/= per couple single room (per-month) includes basic furnished room maid laundry service egg breakfast with toasts parking free WiFi. Please call 0721-475-555 for inquires.
KAMULU- Joska at KBC Dev. area

50x100 titles 180,000/= 0722312387 50x100 titles 150,000/= 0733582208
B403 Colleges
KIWAN Computer College offers all
job oriented computer courses Tel: 0722-453607 Mtihani Hse. STUDY and work in malaysia cruise ship management job guaranteed after study earn 1000-3000 $ per month 4 months training call 0202323548 0722636896
KAMULU- Joska at KBC farm C KAMULU- Joska at Sunshine 50x100

dev. titles 200,000/= tel: 0722-312387 titles 120,000/= 0722-312387
RUIRU bypass 1.25ac on tarmac RUIRU Bypass 500K 0714370476 RUIRU - Juja 40x80 250k-400k
KAMULU- Joska special offer 50x100 KAREN 1ac 25m 0721/ 0734-266598 KATANI 1/8acre next to Syokimau,
prime 680k,0202610966, 0715086866
Viewing on Wed/Sat 9a.m. Family Shade Ltd 0711-169921, 0736411671 RUNDA 1.5acres 0737888354
ROSLYN 5b/d amb 4500/- 0722816073 RUNDA 5b/d d/s 300k 0722816073 RUNDA 5br twn hse 0722256345 SAFARIpark 2bed/r 20k 0722885302 SAFARI Park 3&4br Bungalows DSQ
1/2ac gated comm. 0723896556 flat secure DSTV 0720854389
0WNER
SOUTH C @St James/Olesereni 3br

SOUTH.C 1BR 6K 0717580254 SOUTHC
0733811832 3BR+SQ 35, 000
SIGONA 1/8th for private residence.

Serene, gated dvt with good roads and street-lighting. 4m ono. 0731535830.
TOEFL SAT Omni-Tech 0722528434
KATANI 1/8acr near Syokimau &

near Utawala, r/titles Aberdeen Hol dings Ltd 0722829195, 0734572994 50X100 dep. 100,000 balance 4months, Titles ready, 2610923, 0715 514989 Viewing free
SYOKIMAU 1/8commercial clean

title owner 0733739516
B424 Private Tuition

IGCSE 844 classes h.wk supervision
Lavgton Green 0722292670
KATANI COMPUTER
stationery printing machine. KORD64. GT046. Other printing and industrial machinery +254712877395, +254718629060
TASSIA 50x100 7.5m title 0722885302 THIKA Rd (near Safari Park) 1/2ac
developed inc 400,000 pm asking Kshs 65m ono 0722-861372
TELAVIV Estate single 4,000/ 1br 8K

0732-000944, 0715000944
COMMERCIAL
KIAMBU T/Plot 2M 0723405795 KITENGELA 13km from tarmac

ICT City 50x100 100,000/- 0733582208
N/Muthaiga 5br ensuit 0713945111 NANYUKI Tn 1/4acr crner plt on

Hway ideal 4Htl/ptr st 0733737653 @ 55m ono 0722-861372
THIKA Rd 40x80 550K 0733789736 THIKA Town 75x75 0733370828 Ben
NGARA rd 2 storey comm building
THIKA rd Gumba 2br 0713332454 UPPERHILL 3br ft 50K0720459445 V RD B SITTER 5K OWNER

0720412797

WESTLANDS 3br apt near Sarit
75K Tel: 0716236799
Classieds/Transition 47
GLORY Holiday Resort New Nyali.
Special Offer 2000/- per person sharing with B/fast, with swimming pool Tel. 0724927008, 020-2107105, 0735202728, 0721895935 mr. Bachani
W/LANDS 1BR 8K 0720034499

OWNER
B810 Wanted to Buy

COM. plt Athi R. 2ac 0722739897
SUMMERLINK Hotel mombasa city
centre clean s/contained delux rooms-singles 1500 superior conference facilities at low costs 0707414466 0724376849
B817 Wanted to Rent

WANTED 2-4br hses 0713945111
E712 Accomodation Available

A.REGENCY Park hotel now open
special offer 2500/= p.p sharing b/fast town centre 0735-202728, 0738111630, 0721315335, 0721895935
B894 Tour Services

DUBAI visit visas 0202479188
D531 Hotels
PETS & LIVESTOCK

MOTOR VEHICLES (COAST)
E049 Car Hire
GLORY Car M. Ltd: Brand new cars 9
seater mini to 22 seater buses from 5,000/- p/day Tel. 0736716244, 0722388729 , 0721315335 ,0723719444
E782 Properties for Sale

MTONGWE
2bdrm @7000 Mikindani 3bdrm @18,000 Migadini 1bdrm 1bdrm @8000 Mikindani 2bdrm @10,000 Magongo shop @4500 to let Contact 0722900577
MTWAPA
Kenol 3bedroom bungalow to let with own compound Ksh 20,000 pm contact 0723556877
48 | Transition
Celebration of Life Well Lived
It is with humble acceptance of Gods will that we announce the death of Celestine Nthambi Mbithi (Mami) which occurred on the 4th of May 2012 after a long illness bravely borne. Wife of the late Peter Mbithi wambua Loving mum of Musau, the late Wambua (Makumbi), Kathumo, Ngui, Ngii (Lucky), the late Mueni (Teresa), Mutwiwa, Francis Musyimi (Toto) and Mweu, Mbithi (Boi). Grandmother of Augustine Mwatu Mbithi (Tata), Kali, Mueni, Mwale, Mueni, Mweu, Emmanuel, Kasyoka among others. Sister of Daudi, John, mukonyo, Berita Wanza among others. Aunt & Great Grany to many. The Cortege leaves Kangundo District Hospital Mortuary on Wednesday 16th May 2012 for requem Mass at St. Pauls Catholic Church, Matakutha thereafter burial at her farm in Kyawaa Village. Mum, you fought a good ght, you kept the faith rest in peace.
Its with humble acceptance of Gods will that we announce the death of Samuel Kahoro Mweru which occurred on 8th May 2012 at Kenyatta National Hospital Private Wing after a short illness. Son of the late Mweru Kahoro and late Waithira Mweru. Husband of Freshia Njeri Kahoro. Father of Paul Karanja, (Gatumaini School Thika), Jecinta Waithira (Ngurweini), Joseph Maina (Kanderendu), John Kimani, (Juja), Mary Wangui, (Kenyatta Hospital), Tabitha Wangari (Othaya). Ruth Wanjiru (Voi Hospital), Peter Chege (Nyachaba School -Thika), Daniel Mahugu (Tiwi Hospital Mombasa), Virginia Wambui (Thika), Simon Kago (Nairobi) and the late Michael Njoroge. Brother of Freshia Wangari Kinyua of Makomboki , Virginia Wangui Muhia of Ndaka-ini, the late Abraham Mwangi (Nakuru) and the late Micah Maina of Makomboki. He had 29 grandchildren and a great grandfather of one. The cortege leaves Bishop Okoye Funeral home on Wednesday 16th May 2012 at 8:00 Am for a church service and Burial at his farm in Kanderendu Village, Makomboki Location in Kigumo District in Muranga County. In Gods hands you rest, in our hearts you remain forever.
Celebration of a Life Well lived
Celestine Nthambi Mbithi (Mami)
Samuel Kahoro Mweru

1933 2012
It is with deep and humble acceptance of Gods will that we announce the unfortunate demise of our beloved son Melchizedech Oduor Otieno of Presbyterian University E.A. Kikuyu Campus after a tragic road accident. Beloved son of Bishop Rev. Gabriel Otieno Omollo of (Ombati, Otieno, Opondo & Co. Advocates) and Mrs. Jenipher Otieno. Loving brother of Elizabeth Rehema of KMTCMuranga and Miriam of Unity Primary School. Nephew of Maurice Omollo-WVI-DR Congo, Charles OdhiamboNbi, Mikael Omondi-Tumaini Clinic-Kitale, Mary OmolloNEGST, Paul Osore-Brookside-Sotik, Dorothy, Penina, Martin Okello,Vitalis Adus-TSC-Sega zone, Eunice AdusRangala Girls, Rosemary Achieng-Heritage Academy, Beatrice-Simenya School, Carroline Awuor and Stephen Okoth. Loving cousin of Tobias Okingo, Celine, Otis, Mercy, Ruth, Esther, Geoffrey, Emma, Gideon, Caleb, Shalom, Patricia, Wendy, John-Mark, Gaby, Derrick, Pacica and Camelin. Family and friends are meeting daily at Umoja II Plot 432 next to Sattelite Supermarket. The cortege leaves Kikuyu Hospital Mogue for a service at PUEAKikuyu Campus Hall from 2-4pm thereafter proceed to Umoja II for an overnight stay.The cortege leaves on Friday morning for burial to Ugenya-Ugunja at his fathers home on Saturday. Major harambee will be held on Tuesday 15th, May 2012 at Garden Square Restaurant from 6pm. For contributions M-Pesa 0722-306461. Melly, we love you but God loves you most. Rest in Peace. Amen
Death and Funeral Announcement
Melchizedech Oduor Otieno
It is with humble acceptance of Gods will that we announce the passing on of Faith Gathoni Kanyi on Monday 7th May, 2012 at Tumutumu Mission Hospital. Wife of the late Kanyi Irungu. Daughter of the late Kirira Njeru and the late Wambui Kirira. Mother of Beatrice Mugure, Geoffrey Mwangi, Julius Mutahi, Francis Njeru and the late Rosemary Wairimu. Mother-in-law of the late John Macharia, Virginia Wangeci, Phylis Wamuyu, Mary Njeri and Jackson Wambugu. Grandmother of Gilbert Kihahu, Patrick Kanyi, Sarah Muthoni, Simon Kanyi, Humphery Mwangi and many others as well as great grandchildren.
Celebration of a life well Lived
Promotion To Glory
It is with humble acceptance of Gods will that we announce the sudden passing on of Hannah Wanjiku Kimata. Wife of late Ibrahim Kimata Mukui (Wa Kabui). Co-wife of Lucy Wagikuyu Kimata. Mother of Agnes Wangui Mungara, Teresia Wairimu Mayaka, Felistas Wambui Gitu, Regina Wanjiru Gikonyo, Susan Mucera Wanjogu and Samuel Mukui Kimata (United Nations). Step mother of late Peter Mukui Kimata, George Karanja Kimata, Mary Wambui Kimata, Joseph Ruoro Kimata, Patrick Kungu Kimata (Pakuki Inv. Ltd) and Salome Wanjiku Kimata (United Disability Empowerment of Kenya - UDEK). Mother-in-law of Fort Mungara, late James Mayaka, Francis Gitu, Joseph Gikonyo and David Wanjogu. Grandmother to 42 children and great grandmother to 12 children. Family and friends are meeting from Monday, 14/05/ 2012 at Holy Basilica at 5:00pm, Kariobangi South (Baraka Court) and Karatu Village (George Kimatas Residence). The Cortege leaves Kenyatta University Funeral Home at 8:00 a.m. on Friday, 18th May 2012 and the funeral will take place the same day at her rural home Karatu Village, Ndarugu Division, Gatundu at 11:00 a.m. In the Lords hands you rest, in our hearts you live forever. Amen.
Gone Too Soon

It is with humble acceptance of Gods will that we announce the sudden demise of WOII Joseph Okeyo Ongete of 40 RGS Rangers Gilgil Barracks, Kenya Army that occurred after a short illness at the Defence Forces Memorial Hospital on 1st May 2012. Son of the Peter Ongete and Anastasia Ongete of Rabuor village. Loving husband of Agnes Okeyo of the Treasury, Nairobi. Dear father of Maurine Okeyo of Kagwa Primary School, Nancy Okeyo of New African Territories Julliet Okeyo of Royal Media Services, Kevin Okeyo of JKUAT, Susan Owino and Linet Achieng. Brother of Mark Ouma of Mohanlal Co., the late Agnes Ater, Rose Otieno, Leonard Otieno of Telkom Kenya, the late Charles Okoth, Samwel Nyalik of Total Kenya, the late Caleb Odero, the late Manuel Okello and Hellen Juma. Friends and relatives are meeting for a fundraiser at the Highland Restaurant, Afya Centre on 10th May 2012 at 5.30pm. The burial will take place on Saturday 19th May 2012 at his rural home in Rabuor Village of Kisumu District. In Gods hands you rest, In our hearts we cherish you forever.
Friends and family are meeting daily at her home; Mbari-ya-Ngecu, Wahundura sub-location, Kamacharia. The cortege leaves Tumutumu Mission Hospital on Tuesday 15th May, 2012 at 9.00am for a funeral service followed by burial thereafter at her home; Mbari-ya-Ngecu, Wahundura sub-location, Kamacharia, Mathioya.
Faith Gathoni Kanyi

1921-2012
Hannah Wanjiku Kimata

1928 - 11/05/2012
Everything that happens in this world happens at the time God chooses
WOII Joseph Okeyo Ongete
It is with humble acceptance of Gods will that we announce the death of Mama Hanna Arodi Akal which occurred at Kendu Mission Hospital (Gendia), wife of the late Jaduong Ker Akal Kwach of Gem Oremo village, Oriang Kogweno East Location of North Rachuonyo - Kendu Bay. Daughter of the late Elekia Lombo and the late Damaris Oyoo Lombo of KanyaluoKamolo. Co wife of Caren Akal and Esther Akal. Beloved mother of the late Cathrine Adoyo, the late Christopher Okeyo, Charles Odhiambo Akal - Director:- Chamkals Agencies / Gemways Services Ltd / Prime Dishes Restaurant Nairobi, Hulda Tawa, Teresa Opiyo, Hezron Omondi, Isaiah, Ben of Aldeba Graphics, Pamela Agoya:- Director Mtwapa Golden Gate Academy Mombasa, Benta, Janet, Eng. Gilbert (Ogembo Tea Factory-Kisii), Erick of Daima Bus, Martha, Tom, Oyosi, Milka, Okech, Diana and Phoebe. Mother in-law of Tabitha, Linet Odhiambo of Kuscco Nbi, Loice, Framlyne, Alice, Judy, Claris and Agnes. Uncle of Jaduong Johnson Ngoma Aneya, Brother of Athenasio, the late Barack, John, the late Born: 1950-Died: 3/5/2012 Nathan, the late Caleb, Alfans and Johna. Sister of Debora, the late Elizabeth, the late Hellena, Abigael, Rose, Pamela,Sherphine and many others Funeral service will be held on 18th May 2012 at Awach SDA Church and burial on 20thMay 2012 at her Gem Oremo village- Kendu Bay. There will be a family, relatives and friends major fundraising meeting on 15 th May 2012 at Professional Centre Nrb from 5 pm to offset hospital and funeral expenses. In Gods loving arms you rest, in our hearts you rest forever. Rest in peace Nya Akoth. Amen
Promotion To Glory
2nd Anniversary / In Loving Memory

It is with deep sorrow and acceptance of Gods will that we announce the sudden death of Mr. Elias Mwangi Gathaiya. Until his death, he was the Dean of students, Tambach Teachers College. Son of the late Gathaiya Muigai and the late Virginia Muthoni. Husband of Kezzia Waithira Mwangi of Wanyaga Pri Sch. Father of Harrison Kimemia Mwangi (Kimathi University College),Virginia Muthoni formerly of Uthiru Girls, Kiambu, Dennis Mathenge (Naato Sec Sch) and Grace Wanjiru. Brother of James Njoroge and Daniel Kanyua (Principal Mumbo Sec Sch). Son in law to Jesse Mathenge of Timboroa. The cortege leaves Bishop Okoye Mortuary, Thika on Tuesday, 15/05/12 at 8am for funeral service and burial at his farm in Wanyaga village, Ndakaini Location, Gatanga, Thika.
Mum today is exactly 2 years since you left us. Though physically gone your memories are still fresh in our minds. Your hard work, kindness, guidance and humility will forever be cherished by your children, grandchildren, friends, relatives and all those you touched personally in life. We have dried our tears and set your spirit free to be with the Lord forever. Rest in peace mama till we meet again.
Mama Hanna Arodi Akal
29/01/1959 09/05/2012
Elias Mwangi Gathaiya
There will be prayers for the family on 20th May, 2012 at Boigesa home.
Rael Ntabo Ooma
May God rest his soul in Eternal Peace.

We the Njoka family sadly announce the passing on of Hon. Philip Njoka Kamau, proprietor of Pinkam Holdings Ltd (Nakuru), which occurred on 1st May, 2012. He was the beloved son of the late Stephen Kamau Ikumbu and the late Elizabeth Wanjiku. Loving husband to the late Alice Kahaki, Lucy Wanjiru, Margaret Damat, Teresiah Njeri and the late Naomi Waithera. A dear father to several children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Brother of Roice Wanjiru, David Gathumbi, Ruth Nyambura, Esther Wairati, the late Samuel Kiongi, the late Isaac Chege, Mary Muthoni and Kenneth Kinuthia. Family and friends will meet at his home in Githunguri from 4.00pm for prayers. Consequently, a condolence book will be placed at his ofce in Pinkam house, Nakuru.
Death Announcemet
Hannah Wanjiru Wilfred

1970 - 9/5/2012
It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Hannah Wanjiru Wilfred which occurred on 09 May 2012 in London. Beloved wife of Wilfried Goolhartz. Daughter of the late Kiarie Mungai (Kimama) and Grace Gachoki (Ruai). Beloved mother of Kevin Kiarie. Sister of Mwaniki (Wa Kiarie), Nyoike Kimama, Nyakibia, Wanja, Muhuri (Lodon), Wambui, Mutema (Motema Carriers - Moca), Waweru Wa Kimama, Paul G. Kiarie (Deputy OCPD Bondo). Friends and family are meeting for prayers at her mothers home in Ruai and at Shelter Villa (Ruai). The burial will be announced at a later date. In Gods hands you rest in our hearts you live forever
William Lemaiyan Karasha

It is with humble acceptance of Gods will that we announce the sudden passing of Mr. William Lemaiyan Karasha following a tragic road accident, on Saturday May 05 2012. Husband of Mrs. Mary Nashillu Karasha. Father of Martin Timaiyo Karasha (formerly of Gretsa University), Eng. Eric Kurampe Karasha (East African Portland Cement Company), Edward Sayianka Karasha (Finland) and Sapion Karasha (Strathmore University). Grandfather of Mark Kassaine Karasha (Acacia Crest Academy), Billy Tipango and Ryan Lemaiyan. Son of Mr. Simon Joseph Karasha and Mrs. Sarah Njoki Karasha. Brother of Said Ali, Alfred Sankale Karasha (formerly of Uchumi Supermarkets), Anne Naigu Karasha, the late Robert Karasha, the late Elizabeth Karasha, Mrs. Regina Karasha Rosha, George Karasha and the late Jennifer Karasha. Cousin of the Kiok family, Kisoso family, Kango family and Naikuni family. Friends and relatives are meeting daily from 5.00 pm at his residence in Ongata Rongai, his parents home in Kiserian and the Smith Restaurant-Nkoroi for funeral arrangements. The cortege leaves Umash Funeral home on 16th May 2012 at 8:00 am for a funeral service at Kiserian Catholic church and thereafter burial at his farm in Oltepesi (approx 40kms from Kiserian), Kajiado District. Phillipians 1:21 for to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain.
Hon. Phillip Njoka Kamau
Viewing of the body starts at 8.45am. The cortege leaves Mukoe Funeral Home on Tuesday, May 15, 2012 at 10.00am for a funeral service and burial at his farm (behind Mukoe), Githunguri. Dad, In Gods hands you rest, in our Hearts you will live forever. Amen
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1st Annivesary
We think of you with love today but that is nothing new, We thought about you yesterday and the days before and that too was nothing new. We think of you in silence, We often speak your name all We have is memories which your friends and familiy will never forget,
A Celebration of a Life Well Lived

It is with humble acceptance that we announce the passing on to glory of Elder David Kimani Kariuki. Son of the late Stephen Kariuki Mukunga and late Miriam Ndogori. Husband of Regina Waithira Kimani, Father of Stephen Kariuki (Ereto Bookshop, Nakuru), Miriam Wanjiru Githinji, Salome Wambui, Jane Wainjiru (Utugi Hotel, Nakuru), Elizabeth Njeri Tito. Brother of Simon Mukunga, late Muthoni Githua (Kahuho), Jane Wanjiru (Gathiruini), Jeff N. Kariuki (Principal,Thika Technical), Margaret Warigia Karuma, Lucy Wairimu Wainaina, Simon Ngata (Nakuru Municipality), Samuel Njoroge (Kibau-ini). Uncle of Joseph Kungu (KP&L, Nrb), Father in law of Edward Ngugi Ndukui (Mangu, Thika) and Erustus Ngugi Gicharu (Kiungururia, Nakuru),
We regret to announce the untimely and sudden demise of Pastor Mwangi Macharia Kamau of Wachira Irungu & Associates and who was the Pastor of Jehoshabatu Fellowship Centre in Huruma, Nairobi. He was the son of the late Macharia Mathigi and Wangeci Mathigi. He was husband to Pastor Mary Wangui Mwangi, loving dad to Michael Githinji, Samuel Macharia and Daniel Irungu. Grandfather to Taakisha Wangui. Brother to Alice Njeri, Mary Gathoni, Lucy Wachera and John Irungu.
Wachira Irungu & Associates
Elder David Kimani Kariuki

1950-8/5/2012
God has you in his keeping but we have you in our hearts. We truly do miss you, you were a wonderful mother, sister and friend.
Benter Adhiambo Oluoch
The Cortege leaves Kenyatta University Mortuary on Tuesday 15th May 2012 at 8 a.m for the burial at his home in Muranga, Gakurwe- Gatitu. In Gods hand you rest, in our hearts you remain forever.
Pastor Mwangi Macharia Kamau
The cortege leaves Nakuru War Memorial Mortuary on Wednesday 16th May 2012 at 8.30 am for burial Service at PCEA St. Ninian Church next to Nakuru showground thereafter burial will take place at 12.00 noon at Nakuru North Cemetery.
Promotion To Glory
It is with the humble acceptance of Gods will that we announce the promotion to glory of Jane Adhiambo Ogwayo of Allans Distributors Limited on 5th May 2012. Wife of Eng. Arthur Ogwayo of M&E Consulting Engineers. Daughter of the late Henry Minyao and Patricia Minyao. Beloved mother of Alan, Tina, Julie, Audrey, Shirley and Cindy. Loving Grandmother of Jaden Davey. Sister of the late Elly and Teresa Ongalo, the late Nelly and late George Omondi. Sister-in-law of Jackton Akumu, the late Jemimah Kumba, Carey Ogada, and Ignatius Ouma. Auntie of the late Fenella Odhiambo, Churchill, Tom, Owen, Harry, Andy and Steve Ongalo; Boniface, Pauline, Bernadette, Frank, Peter, Harry, Tina and Patricia; late Carol, Dorothy, Fred, Gillian, Yonne, Jemimah, Nigel, Keith Akumu; Kate Odoyo, Ezekiel Kumba, Suzie Kumba; Franklyn, Clarence, Rose and Kevin Ogada; Emily, Julie and Claire Ouma among others. Great Auntie to many. Friends and relatives are meeting daily at their residence for prayers and funeral arrangements.
It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Simon Njenga Kanyora, a 2nd year student at Kenyatta University, which occurred at the Kenyatta National Hospital on Tuesday 8th May, 2 days after a road trafc accident along Thika Superhighway.
Gone Too Soon
Son of Benson Kamau Kanyora (BusinessmanKisumu) and Hellen Wambui Kinuthia (Agakhan Primary-Kisumu). Brother of Antony Kamau (Highridge Pharmaceuticals) and Jeff Kibunja (Agakhan Primary-Kisumu). Brother in law of Angela Wanjiku Kamau (Alexander Forbes). Friends and relatives are meeting at Mountain view estate in Kisumu at 5.30pm from 10th - 17th May and Norwich Union towers 4th oor in Nairobi at 5.30pm from 10th -17th May.
Simon Njenga Kanyora
Jane Adhiambo Ogwayo
A requiem service will be held on Friday 18th May at NPC-Valley Road Church at 2pm.The cortege leaves Chiromo Funeral Home on Saturday 19th May at 7am for funeral service and burial at their Molo home. A gentleman even in death.
There will be a fund-raising meeting at All Saints Cathedral on 15th May 2012 from 6 pm. Funeral service will be at All Saints Cathedral on 17th May 2012 at 12 noon. Burial will be at her rural home at Malanga, North Gem, Siaya District on the 19th May 2012 starting 10am. She has fought the good ght, nished the race and kept the faith (2Tim.4:7). Thanks be to God
Still in our Hearts 2nd Anniversary

Mum dearest It is 2 years since you left us for Heavenly Glory. We continue to thank God for the life we shared with you and we still hold you dear in our precious memories. As we remember you today we want to thank you for your love, devotion, generosity, hard work, affection, guidance, kindness, and support which you showed us with no favour to anyone over the other. Although you are physically away, we only said farewell and not goodbye, and the strong memories are still and will forever be alive until we meet again because of the faith we have in our God that we will join you in His paradise. Rest in Gods loving peace and know that spiritually you are still in our hearts and will forever be treasured by us your children, grandchildren, relatives, in-laws and many friends. The generous soul will be made rich, And he who waters will also be watered himself. Proverbs 11:25 (New King James Version)
Salome Njeri Gichuru

Departed 14th May 2010
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second with Finn Kimi Raikkonen in third as Maldonado made the most of inheriting pole position from Lewis Hamilton after the Briton was relegated to the back of the pack on Saturday. McLaren driver Hamilton finished in eighth place at over a minute behind as Maldonado won a thrilling duel with Ferraris former two-time world champion Alonso. Alonsos runner-up place gave him 18 points and the championship lead at the expense of defending world champion Sebastian Vettel, who was sixth in a Red Bull having started from seventh on the grid. Maldonathat a considerable improvement was on the cards, her morale boosted by training with the new Kenyan record holder, Mary Keitany. Her condence was high as she went through 10k in 32:47, a tempo which would have taken her to a 2:18 clocking and into the same realm of performance as Keitany. At halfway, Cheromei was through in an impressive 1:09:22 so the dream of becoming the seventh woman and fourth Kenyan - to break 2:20 this year was still feasible. Kiprop was one minute, four seconds behind and Chepchirchir a further 22 seconds adrift. Kiprop confessed her surprise, post-race, to nd herself drawing alongside her training partner just after 38k. Kiprop said: I didnt expect it because I thought Lydia would win but when I caught her, she said, go on, Im having problems with my leg. Victory marks a remarkable recovery for Kiprop, who dropped out of the Boston Marathon at 22k on April 16, suering what was diagnosed later in Kenya as an attack of typhoid. Deressa Chimsa carries a considerable amount of muscle on his upper body for a distance runner and he showed a prize ghters swagger in breaking away from a leading group of eleven shortly before 25k. Runnerup Stephen Tum was happy as well, having improved his winning debut in Marrakech on January 29 by one minute, 35 seconds. (Globerunner)
GUY MAUGHFLING After end of European league season, theres now the small matter of the Uefa Champions League nal. Pg.53
Venezuelas Maldonado wins maiden Grand Prix in Spain

Barcelona Venezuelas Pastor Maldonado claimed his maiden Formula One win, and handed Williams their rst since 2004 with a dramatic victory in the Spanish Grand Prix here yesterday. Spaniard Fernando Alonso nished dos maiden win handed Williams their 114th win overall, but their rst in the series since fellow South American Juan Pablo Montoya won the Brazilian Grand Prix in 2004. The 27-year-old Maldonado had become the rst Venezuelan driver to take pole on Saturday. (AFP)
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ATHLETICS | Ethiopian runs to form to win mens title in 2:06:25, the second fastest performance ever in Prague
Kiprop recovers from typhoid to beat Cheromei

Kenyan shines in Prague Marathon as Ethiopias Chimsa wins mens crown
Prague xpectations were confounded as Kenyas Agnes Kiprop won the womens title in the VW Prague Marathon yesterday while the hopes of compatriot Lydia Cheromei of a 2:20 performance or better were dashed. Kiprop, who had dropped out of the Boston Marathon last month, suering from typhoid, won in 2:25: 41 from Filomena Chepchirchir and Ethiopias Meseret Debele. Cheromei, caught by Kiprop between 38km and 39km, dropped out soon after, suering from a leg injury. Deressa Chima ran to form to win the mens title in 2:06:25, the second fastest performance ever in Prague. The Ethiopian took command shortly before 25k and beat the Kenyan duo of Stephen Tum and marathon debutant Philemon Limo. When the starting gun went o at 9am in Pragues Old Square, conditions were ideal for attacking the course record with the temperature at around 10 Celcius, barely a breath of wind and no rain forecast. Her own course record of 2:22:34, set last year, was clearly the target in Lydia Cheromeis mind. In the race build-up she had given strong hints
Juventus broke AC Milans record of 42 matches unbeaten and nished the entire league season undefeated with a 3-1 win over Atalanta yesterday. It was also the perfect send-o after 19 years with the Old Lady for club captain Alessandro Del Piero, who took the armband for the nal time in a Serie A game in Juves colours and netted his teams second goal. Youngster Luca Marrone scored the opener and Andrea Barzagli netted a last-minute penalty as Juve nished the season with 84 points, four clear of last years champions Milan.
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Fire breaks out in Williams garage

A re broke out in the victorious Williams team garage at the Circuit de Catalunya yesterday just hours after Venezuelan Pastor Maldonado had won the Spanish Grand Prix. Ambulances and re ghters were called to the garage after what was reported to be a blaze started by a problem with one of the cars KERS (Kinetic Energy Regeneration Systems).
Remarkable recovery
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New Zealand clinch world sevens crown

New Zealand clinched their 10th IRB world sevens series crown in 13 years on Sunday after downing South Africa 36-0 to advance to the semi-nals of the nal leg of the championship at Twickenham. The New Zealanders needed only one more win to be assured of clinching the crown after victories over Russia, Kenya and Argentina on Saturday.
Kenyas Agnes Jepkemboi Kiprop crosses the nish line to win the Prague Marathon in the Czech capital yesterday.
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AFRICA WOMENS VOLLEYBALL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS | Upset as action in knockout
Lokorian steers Heard the One to convincing Classic double

BY GRUNDY
Fillies Guineas champion Heard The One from trainer Oliver Grays stables and well handled by jockey Jacob Lokorian produced her usual fast nish kick, 50 metres out and went on to complete a double in the classics, winning the Newport Africa Kenya Oaks over 2,400 metre by two and quarter lengths at Ngong Racecourse and Golf Park yesterday. Jockey Lokorian kept the Karen Blixen Coee Garden owned runner behind the leading group of Revolution and Wirraway up to the main home stretch and raced down to eventually take the race from revolution (Charles Mangi) and Wirraway (Le Sercombe ) who nished in that order. Lokorian had earlier ridden Russian Flame to an easy win in the East Africa Canvas Champagne Stakes while Borodin won the Standard Chartered Civil Service Gold Cup.
Results: 12.10pm: The Diamond Jubilee handicap (1,000m): 1. Usurper (R.Kibet), 2. Wahini (Le Sercombe), 3. Starmaker (D.Miri); Dist: Ns, 5 1.4, 1 , 1 , Time: 1.01.1 secs; Tote Fav Starmaker; Tote Win 42/-, Exacta 161/-, Winning Owners H.Butt, P. Musimba; Trainer J. Karari. 12.40pm: The Sherehe Maiden (1,600m): 1. Upsala (J. Lokorian), 2. Ela Marita (R.Kibet), 3. Spirit Star (H.Muya); Dist: 3, 8 , 8, 11; Time 1.42.5secs; Tote Fav Spirit Star; Tote Win 64/-, Exacta 285/-, Winning Owners M,B, Binks; Trainer JVL McCann. 1.20pm: The Standard Chartered Civil Service Gold Cup for George Drew Challenge Series (1,600m): 1. Borodin (P.Mungai), 2. Got A Hold On Me (J.Muhindi), 3. Golden Ash (Le Sercombe); Dist: 1, 1 , 14, 4:Time 1.43.9 secs; Tote Fav Got A Hold On me; Tote Win 41/-, Exacta 176/-, Winning Owners M. Morson, Shazia, Rehana Hasham; Trainer Nur Nuno. 1.55pm: The G4S Handicap (1,600m): 1. Russki (H.Muya), 2. Ermanos (M. Kariuki), 3. Bettamint (P.Kiarie); Dist: 2 , 1, 2 , , Time: 1.47.1 secs; Tote Fav Mpowered Mpire; Tote Win 98/-, places 23/-, Exacta 524/-, Winning Owners J. Muya, Trainer JA Muya. 2.30pm: The East Africa Canvas Champagne Stakes (1,200m): 1. Russian Flame (J.Lokorian), 2. Mkora (J.Muhindi), 3. Wonnitestand (C.Mwangi); Dst; 11, 3 , Time: 1; 16. 2secs; Tote Fav Westonian; Tote win 50/, Exacta 115/-, Winning owners M. Haynes; Trainer PA Sercombe; 3.05pm: The Aberdair Aviation Handicap (2,060m): 1. Whispering Murray (M. Kariuki), 2. Legend Maker (C. Mwangi), 3. Prophesy (Le Sercombe); Dist; 6, 7 , 2 , 1 , Time 2. 18. 7secs; Tote Fav Legend Maker;Tote Win 73/, Place 22/-, Exacta 750/, Winning owners N. Patel, Trainerr OJ Gray; 3.40pm: The Newport Africa Kenya Oaks (2,400m): 1. Heard The One (J.Lokorian), 2. Revolution (C.Mwangi), 3. Wirraway (Le Sercombe); Dist; 2 , 3, , 1; Time: 2;38.9secs; Tote Fav ; Winner; Tote Win 24/-, place 15/-, Exacta 182/-, Winning owners Karen Blixen Coee Garden; Trainer OJ Gray. 4.15pm: The Malkia Maiden (1,200m): 1. Star Attraction (P.Mungai), 2. Bold (Le Sercombe), 3. Trifecta (H.Muya); Dist: 9 . Dist, 4, 3 , Time: 1.16.2secs; Tote Fav Winner; Tote Win 24/-, Exacta 42/-, Winning Owners D. Armstrong, N. Sarif; Trainer Nur Nuno; 4.45pm: The Barclays Bank Zariba Cup (2,060m): 1. Pasha Sultan (R. Kibet), 2. Just Blung (P. Mungai), 3. Tapestry (P.Kiarie); Dist; 6, dist, 12, 4 , Time 2.15,9secs; Tote Fav N/A; Tote Win- N/A; Winning Owners H. Butt, P. Musimba; Trainer J. Karari.
Behind leading group
Anxious moments for Stef Auto of Madagascar players during their Group C match of the Africa Womens Club Championships at the Moi International Sports Centre yesterday. Ste Auto won 3-2.
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Stef Auto blast open KCB vault

We will be back. This is a minor setback, but we must ght on to the end.
Paul Gitau, KCB coach.
Kenya Prisons make it to quarters with one match to spare

BY SAMMY KITULA
skitula@ke.nationmedia.com enya Commercial Banks hopes of a quarter-nal berth at the CAVB African Womens Clubs Championships at the Kasarani gymnasium were dealt a blow following a 3-2 (22-25, 25-23, 25-17, 17-25, 15-11) loss to Madagascar Stef Auto in a crucial Pool B match yesterday afternoon. With this defeat, the Kenyan team, the only of the three representatives to lose thus far, must beat Rwanda Revenue Authority in the last group match to
advance. In Pool C, Canon of DR Congo beat Varieties of Gabon 3-0 (25-6, 25-7, 25-8) to record their second victory of the tournament. We will be back. This is a minor setback, but we must ght on to the end, KCBs head coach, Paul Gitau said. In another match, Kenya Prisons made it to the quarter-nals with a match to spare after they defeated ASP of Cameroon 3-0 (25-12, 25-13, 25-17). Despite leading 5-1, KCB watched in awe as their four point-lead was reduced serve after another, and tie 6-6. A raucous crowd cheered on the hosts as Mercy Nduati and Dorine Khaemba played strong supporting roles. With the visitors ahead 14-13, the Kenyans took a time-out. A block by Rasa-
miarisoa and a serve that was long by KCB, Ste Auto made it 16-14 at the second TTO. Jecinta Macheso, libero Nduati and Dorice Muyekho found it hard to contain Noela Andriamanona, Delina Alfred and Jessie Ralaivahoakas erce spikes. A deected spike by captain Eunice Maiyo cut KCBs decit to 19-17, but Steff Auto kept the pressure on with a spike by Melisa Rambony. The second set when back and forth early. Lack of proper positioning and back court defence by Gaudencia Makhoha and Eliza Karugu and a net serve by Khaemba, enabled the visitors ensure a 9-9 parity. As if that wasnt enough, Maiyo and Makhoha failed to protect Karugu at the net, as Raharimalalas thunderous spike
landed squarely on her chest as the ladies in white led 16-12 at the second TTO. Then, Karugu sent a serve long for 24-23 as they, took the set 25-21. Buoyed by that parity in set wins, the hosts carried the momentum from the second set into the third whereKarugus ve consecutive service points were enough for the bankers to seal the set 25-17, but werent enough to secure them a win.
Todays games: At Kasarani: 2pm: Nkumba (Ug) v Pipeline (Ken), 4pm: KCB (Ken) v Revenues (Rwa), 6pm: Stella (CIV) v Stef Auto (Madagascar). At Nazarene: 2pm: Canon (DRC) v FAP, 4pm: Motema (Congo DR) v Blue Eagles (Nigeria), 6pm: Jeshi (Tz) v Varieties.
OUTSIDE EDGE | Government has remained silent following postponment of matches against Namibia
Address insecurity to save local cricket

Eventually, there is some good news for Pakistan and Associate and Afliate countries from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), the powerful Indian cricket board that reportedly engineered the sacking of Arjuna Ranatunga as the head of the Sri Lanka Cricket because of his opposition to Indian Premier League. Sri Lankas English language daily, The Island, quoting SLC documents, said Sri Lankas World Cup-winning captain Ranatunga was removed after the BCCI applied pressure on the Sri Lankan government. His sin? He requested for Sri Lankas players to return early from the 2009 Indian Premier League to play against England in a Test series whose dates were clashing with those of the lucrative league. As concerns Pakistan, the BCCI is ready to accommodate a team from Pakistan in the Champions League Twenty20 which is for India in October. The BCCI is the biggest stakeholder in the Champions League Twenty20 which it co-owns with Cricket Australia and Cricket South Africa. During its working committee meeting last week, BCCI also decided to set up matches between IPL teams and Associate and Aliate countries. Kenya, which is being deemed as a security concern. It is just the other day that Mike Hesson, the national team coach resigned over security reasons, and shortly afterwards, it emerged that matches between Kenya and Namibia have been postponed due to security reasons. Even though Hessons resignation over insecurity was widely reported in the world media, more so in the countries whose nationals make the bulk of tourists visiting Kenya, no government functionary has come forward to clarify that Kenya is safe, or to deny that Kenya is unsafe. Whether true or not, statements that Kenya is unsafe need to be addressed for the good of the game of cricket in particular, and sports in general. But then, sports is not the only sector that will suer as long as the relevant authorities continue to bury their heads in the sand.
Whether true or Good news for Kenya That should be good news for Kenya which not, statements that against Kenya is unsafe need has not been getting matcheshas beenexperienced sides even though it on a to be addressed for losing streak and has been humbled even the good of cricket in by a lowly Nepal. It was not clear whether these matches particular, and sports will be played in India or in the respective Associate/ Aliate member countries, but if in general. a decision is to be made that they be played C. Muganda in the latter, there would still be a hitch for
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KENYAN PREMIER LEAGUE | Rangers play Ulinzi Stars today at the Nyayo National Stadium
Thika Utd milk Mathare dry as Karuturi blossom

Aswani scores a double for his tenth goal to remain in contention for KPLs golden boot award
BY LAWRENCE ONGARO
lpongaro@yahoo.com oayieko@yahoo.co.uk captain John Keo was a sad man after the game after he saw his rst half eort just inches wide. Karuturi were stronger. Its sad to lose to your neighbours. They have the bragging rights in Naivasha today but we will live to ght another day, said Keo. Karuturi coach Michael Nam said Oserian allowed them too much space which they took advantage of. In Thika, Aswanis two goals gave the hosts a 2-1 win over Mathare United. Aswani scored the rst goal of his brace in the 27th minute after a neat pass from Moses Arita. But Mathare came back strongly in the second half with Jesse Were equalising in the 48th minute of the game from a free kick. Aswani scored his ninth goal of the season in the 74th minute to condemn Mathare to the relegation zone. Cheered on by a big crowd, Thika United started off aggressively,
Karuturi were stronger. Its sad to lose to your neighbours. They have the bragging rights in Naivasha today but we will ght another day
Oserian captain John Keo
AND ODINDO AYIEKO
aruturi Sports won the Naivasha derby, beating Oserian at Karuturi yesterday as Kepha Aswani scored a brace for hosts Thika United to stay in contention for the Kenyan Premier League golden boot award. Mohammed Mwachiponi, hampered by injury throughout the season, tapped home an Allan Otindo pass just a yard from the net to give Karuturi the lone goal of the game. Karuturi were the better side throughout the game, dictating the pace as Oserian struggled. Oserian
Thika United win
Gor Mahia fans cheer on their team during their Kenyan Premier League match against KCB at Nairobis City Stadium on Saturday. Gor Mahia won 3-2. Hosts Thika United yesterday beat Mathare United 2-1 in another match as Karuturi Sport beat Oserian 1-0.
dominating the greater part of the rst-half. In the 40th minute of the game, Aswani displayed one of his best performances at home for his tenth goal of the season. Nakuru-based referee Denis Omwena ashed out four yellow cards in the match, two to each team. Mathares Kennedy Omogi and Athmani Buki as well as Thikas Dennis Odhiambo, and Michael Alubisi from Thika United. Meanwhile, Rangers play Ulinzi Stars this evening at Nyayo Stadium as they aim to move o the bottom of the table. Ulinzi have had an inconsistent season so far and coach Sammy
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Simiyu will be hoping for a good result tonight. Rangers captain Pascal Ochieng, however, insists it will be a tough game but they are ready for the challenge. We are not happy with where we are now. We need to come o the relegation zone, said Ochieng.
Police dominate boxing contest

BY FRANCIS MUREITHI
fmureithi@ke.nationmedia.com Kenya Police boxing team, popularly known as Chafua Chafua made clear their intentions of retaining the national InterProvincial League title when they hit hosts Nakuru ABC 139 at Nakurus Madison Square Garden on Saturday night. Nakuru ABC, who have been undergoing lean times, started the contest on a winning note when their light yweight boxer, Jonah Kanyiri, was awarded three points without throwing a punch after Police failed to provide an opponent. But the policemen, under veteran coach George Foreman Onyango, bounced back as Thomas Kasina unleashed a urry of jabs on the face of Jeremiah Abuko to win on majority points. Inspired by Kasinas win, Police won the bantam weight contest after newcomer Joseph Kimani oored Moses Noor 3- 0. Im shaping up for next year. I want to accomplish my dream of representing Kenya internationally, said Kimani after the match. Experienced policeman Joseph Shighali also encountered little opposition, sweeping aside the illprepared Ben Oluoch to win 3 0 in light welterwight category. Nakurus prolific fighter Joseph Thiongo was in a class of his own as he outpunched Silas Masake in light welterweight. Policeman Masake could not contain a charging Thiongo who cornered him with angled punches to win via a split points decision. Niven Okumu of Police reduced Nakurus Fredrick Odhiambo into a punching bag, winning 3 0 in welter weight. Results (Nakuru names rst): Light y: Jonah Kanyiri w/o; y; Jeremiah Abuko lost to Thomas Kasina on pts; Bantam; Moses Noor lost to Joseph Kimani on pts; Light weight; Ben Oluoch lost to Joseph Shighali on pts; Light welter; Joseph Thiongo beat Silas Masake on pts; Welter; Fredrick Odhiambo lost to Niven Okumu on pts; Middle weight; Samson Otieno lost to Hassan Abdulrahaman on pts; Heavy; David Njuguna (Police) lost to Peter Opudi (Pol) on pts.
BRIEFLY
GOLF
Strong eld for Lady Caddies tourney at Limuru

Golfers from various clubs will converge at the Limuru Country Club for the national Lady Caddies golf tournament today. The event, sponsored by Marvel Girl Limited courtesy of Limuru lady golfer Janettah Mwangi, kicks o this morning with players mostly from clubs in Nairobi and districts like Thika, Kiambu, Sigona, Muthaiga, Golf Park, Vet Lab, Railway, Karen, Ruiru and hosts Limuru in contention. A total of 60 girls participated in last years inaugural event won by Mary Wanjiru of Muthaiga. Wanjiru will not defend her title but Thikas Anne Wanjiku and Limurus Rahab Wairimu are drawn to play.
Shighali overpowers Oluoch
BOXING
ATHLETICS
Adhiambo carries Kenyas hopes in China

Kenyas middle-weight womens boxing champion, Elizabeth Adhiambo, carries the countrys hopes of sending a female boxer to the Olympics at the International Amateur Boxing Association World Championships in China. Christine Ongare (y-weight) and light-weight Mary Muthoni fell to Vietnams Thi Luu and Swiss Sandra Brugger respectvely.
Mutai and Tarus for 2012 Sotokoto race

The 3rd edition of the Sotokoto Safari Half-marathon was launched yesterday with the world fastest marathoner Georey Mutai throwing down the gauntlet in the race that will held July 8 at Uhuru Gardens, Nairobi. Mutai, who won in 2010, was the rst to register at the launch yesterday alongside inaugural champion David Tarus.
Mazembe advance in CAF Champions League

Johannesburg
Former Fifa Club World Cup runners-up TP Mazembe from the Democratic Republic of Congo reached the CAF Champions League group phase at the weekend. The football club from southern mining city Lubumbashi forced a 1-1 draw at El Merreikh of Sudan to advance 3-1 on aggregate to the last-eight stage of the elite African club competition. Young Zambian Nathan Sinkala put the Congolese ahead in saunalike Omdurman on 56 minutes after being set up by compatriot and fellow midelder Rainford Kalaba. Nigerian Kelechi Osunwa equalised for the Sudanese 15 minutes from time, but the task of scoring a further three goals proved far beyond the capabilities of Merreikh. Mazembe, who stunned Brazilian outt Internacional in the 2010 Club World Cup before bowing out to Inter Milan, received a hostile reception in Sudan and the squad were largely conned to their hotel after being pelted with bottles. Al Hilal were also eliminated in the second round to complete a miserable weekend for Sudanese clubs in a championship oering a $1.5 million rst prize plus a place in the 2012 Club World Cup to be hosted by Japan. Held 1-1 at home two weeks ago, Hilal took a rst half lead in Algeria against ASO Chlef through Alaa Eldin Yousif, who poked a low cross over the goal-line at the far post. Karim Hadji levelled as a tense tussle entered the closing stages, powerfully heading home a cross from point-blank range and the Algerians prevailed 4-2 in the penalty shootout to reach the pool phase for the first time. Former champions Etoile Sahel of Tunisia also progressed despite a 1-0 loss at AFAD Djekanou of Cote dIvoire as they took a 4-1 lead into the return match. (AFP)
HOCKEY
Blue Eaglets stun Vikings for seasons rst victory

Blue Eaglets yesterday stunned Vikings 2-1 for their rst victory of the season in the womens hockey league at Nairobis City Park Stadium. After they beat Sliders at the start of the season, drew Strathmore before losing to Telkom, Vikings were forceful in the initial minutes at City Park Stadium, with quick touches that earned them a penalty corner. Skipper Benazir Omotto cashed in on the suave delivery to drag in the opener in the eighth minute. Then Eaglets levelled through Jane Wanja in the 17th minute from a penalty corner and Grace Watare scored the winner in the 55th minute. Eaglets had previous drawn witht Strathmore and lost to Sliders and Telkom.
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FAMILIAR PATH: Bayern have faced English opponents in European Cup or Champions League Finals three times before (which says something about the Germans impressive history). Most recently, they lost an incredible nal to Manchester United in 1999, in a game few will forget. GUY MAUGHFLING
PREMIER LEAGUE
CHAT ROOM
High stakes for Chelsea in Cup nal in Munich

ust when you thought it was over theres more to come. May has been a quite amazing football month, but the seasons not nished yet. Theres the small matter of the Champions League nal this weekend. And while all teams except Chelsea will have packed for their summer holidays, its still the case that the outcome of the Premiership is not yet decided. This is because of a rule change some time ago involving the Champions League winners. Liverpool ended up fifth in the Premiership in 2005, pipped by local rivals Everton, for the last Champions League slot. Later in May 2005, they won an amazing Champions League nal against AC Milan. It would have been unthinkable for the Champions League winners not to defend their trophy, so Liverpool were allowed into the competition the following season. But it would also have been unfair to exclude Everton. As a result there were ve representatives from the Premiership at the start of the 2005-06 season. To avoid future vagueness and confusion, it was decided that if the Champions League winner wasnt in one of the qualifying slots for next seasons competition in their home league when the season ended, they would still be able to defend their trophy. But the lowest-placed side in a Champions League qualifying position would have to miss out. In other words, if Chelsea win the Champions League this weekend, it will please their supporters and their owner Roman Abramovich who allegedly craves European success above all else (though I have never asked him and he doesnt give interviews so it is probably speculation). But such a win wont please all supporters. To go through a season only to have hopes dashed after the league campaign has ended is a cruel fate. How likely are Chelsea to win? They certainly wont have much support. Many neutrals have already made up their minds that they are going to sup-
port Bayern Munich this weekend and not just German football fans. The argument put forward is that Chelsea have committed the greatest football crime of the moment: they have knocked Barcelona out at the semi-nal stage. So, the World is deprived of seeing the best side in the World, and the best player, Lionel Messi, who wont be able to add to his phenomenal goal total. Such is Barcelonas appeal that I have a friend in New York, an Indian cricket lover who has never claimed football as his own, complaining when Didier Drogba scored the winning goal in the rst leg tie at Stamford Bridge. I would say to him, as I say to all readers: this is a distorted view of what went on both in London and the return leg in Barcelona. Its good to watch neat passing football, but it doesnt always make for a great spectacle. Think back to last years Champions League nal at Wembley. Barcelona were wonderful to watch, but there was no tension in the game as Manchester United, for the second time against these opponents in a recent nal, rolled over and waited to be beaten. The game between Barcelona and Chelsea, far from being the anti-football that many have described it as, was in fact the most engrossing game for many a year. It had everything: John Terrys act of stupidity in kneeing Alexis Snchez from behind shortly after Barcelona had cancelled out Chelseas one-goal lead from the rst leg, the loss through injury of the other centre back, Gary Cahill to leave a depleted defence. Messi hitting the post and missing a
Best team missing in nal
President Mwai Kibaki receives the Uefa Champions League trophy from Koen Morshusis, Heineken East Africas general manager, during the trophys recent tour of Kenya. While all teams except Chelsea will have packed for their holidays, its still the case that the outcome of the Premiership is not yet decided until the Champions League nal on Saturday.
penalty, Ramires wonder goal before half time then the rearguard action to end all others, when even a team with Barcelonas gifts long looked unlikely to break through before the nal whistle. And to cap it all, redemption for Spaniard Fernando Torres against many of his national team mates and fellow World Cup winners, the Spanish champions, with a superb breakaway goal from the halfway line. Can Chelsea do it again when they face Bayern Munich? The current position doesnt look too good. The game is in the Allianz Arena, Bayern Munichs home ground, on Saturday night. Sure, last seasons final where Manchester United capitulated so abjectly, was at Wembley, the home of English football, but thats a long way from Old Traord. And Chelsea will be without a trio of suspended players: as well as Terry: Ramires, Branislav Ivanovic and Raul Meireles will also have to sit out the nal. In recent games such as the two against Liverpool last week (in the FA Cup and the Premiership), Chelsea have looked as if the season is catching up with them, fading badly. And then there is history. Bayern have faced English opponents in European Cup or Champions League Finals three times before (which says something about the Germans impressive history). Most recently, they lost an incredible nal to Manchester United in 1999, in a game few will forget. They also lost a much more mundane match against Aston Villa in 1992. The first final in which Bayern faced English opposition was against Leeds United in 1975. Leeds had got to the final following a dramatic semi nal with last ditch defending
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Abramovich craves success
Chelsea not favourites
1975
Year when Bayern Munich rst played an English team in the nal of European club competition
against....Barcelona. This was another hard-fought draw from an English side at the Nou Camp and the similarities dont end there. Leeds had gone into the game with a slender one goal lead, having won the rst leg 2-1 at Elland Road. When they went further ahead, a great Barcelona side containing Johan Cruy had to score twice; they only managed one, despite Leeds being reduced to ten men following the sending o of a clumsy central defender, Gordon McQueen. Sounds familiar? Having got to the nal, Leeds suered poor referring decisions and eventually went on to lose 2-0 to Bayern Munich. A repeat score this weekend would be no surprise.
When not thinking about football, Guy Maughing is a director in PricewaterhouseCoopers Advisory business in East Africa. The views expressed here are his own.
Heineken Champions Planet excites Kenyas Champions League fans

Uefa Champions League ocial sponsors, premium international beer Heineken, recently launched the Heineken Champions Planet in Nairobi following the successful Uefa Champions League Trophy Tour 2012 that took place from March 23 to March 31. The Champions Planet is a house designed to provide a premium viewing experience for lucky consumers and football fans selected from the Heineken facebook page that currently has 3,000 Kenyan fans and radio promotions. The ocial launch of the viewing venue saw it host 12 lucky consumers and media. The Heineken Champions Planet is an upscale mansion that can comfortably accommodate 50 people and is located in Nairobis Riverside Drive. It has undergone a makeover to include a wide living room, tted with numerous screens. In addition to a main viewing room, the Heineken Champions Planet comprises of gaming rooms with a Play Station Three deck, foosball tables, a pool table and a well equipped media center. The house will be active this week through to Saturdays Champions League nal between Chelsea and Bayern Munich. Lucky consumers and guests will be hosted for Saturdays final by Heineken.
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Accommodate 50 people
A viewing lounge at the Heineken Champions Planet mansion on Nairobis Riverside Drive.
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CHAMPIONS AT LAST
BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE | City needed two goals in injury time to come back to beat
English Premier League results on the nal day of the season yesterday: Chelsea 2 (Terry 31, Meireles 34) Blackburn 1 (Yakubu 60); Everton 3 (Pienaar 16, Jelavic 27, Heitinga 65) Newcastle 1 (Hibbert 73-og); Man City 3 (Zabaleta 39, Dzeko 90+2, Aguero 90+4) QPR 2 (Cisse 48, Mackie 66); Norwich 2 (Holt 8, Jackson 21) Aston Villa 0; Stoke 2 (Walters 13, 77-pen) Bolton 2 (M.Davies 39, K.Davies 45); Sunderland 0 Man Utd 1 (Rooney 20); Swansea 1 (Graham 86) Liverpool 0; Tottenham 2 (Adebayor 2, Defoe 63) Fulham 0; West Brom 2 (Long 11, Dorrans 15) Arsenal 3 (Benayoun 4, Santos 30, Koscielny 54); Wigan 3 (Di Santo 12, Boyce 14, 79) Wolves 2 (Jarvis 9, Fletcher 86).
Five key moments that won City title

^Old Traord shellshocked October 23: Manchester United 1 Manchester City 6 The eagerly anticipated meeting of the two early-season title rivals did not disappoint, with City running riot to inict Uniteds heaviest home defeat since February 1955 and leave Sir Alex Ferguson reecting on his worst ever day in football. Mario Balotelli red City ahead and when Jonny Evans was sent o for United, the visitors ruthlessly exploited their one-man advantage, with Balotelli adding a second before Sergio Aguero, Edin Dzeko (2) and David Silva completed the carnage. ^Tevez returns, City hit Chelsea March 21: Manchester City 2 Chelsea 1 Carlos Tevez had not played for City since his spectacular fallingout with Roberto Mancini during the Champions League loss at Bayern Munich, which left the Argentinians career in limbo. But the South American striker rose from the bench to help inspire a stirring City ghtback after Chelsea had taken the lead through Gary Cahill. After Aguero levelled from the penalty spot, Tevez produced the pass that set up Citys 85th-minute winner from Samir Nasri that kept the club just one point behind United at the top of the table. ^City in good Kompany April 30: Manchester City 1 Manchester United 0 City had been presented with the opportunity to haul themselves back into the title race after Uniteds shock 4-4 draw with Everton a week earlier and Mancinis side took full advantage. An attritional battle was settled on the stroke of half-time when captain Vincent Kompany rose high to nod home a Silva corner. Tensions boiled over in the second half as Mancini and Ferguson squared up to each other on the touchline but City hung on for a win that put them ahead of United on goal dierence. ^Toure takes City to brink May 6: Newcastle United 0 Manchester City 2 With City having put the destiny of the title back in their hands by beating Manchester United earlier in the week, a sizeable contingent of their supporters were quietly dreading the thought that the club may then give up those gains in a dicult away game at in-form Newcastle. City held their nerve to claim a clinical victory with two goals from midelder Yaya Toure taking them to within 90 minutes of the title. ^City late show seals title May 13: Manchester City 3 QPR 2 With just four minutes of secondhalf stoppage time remaining, City seemed to have squandered the title in agonising fashion. Mancinis side were cruising when Pablo Zabaletas goal late in the rst half opened the scoring, but QPR equalised through Djibril Cisse soon after the break and, despite Joey Bartons foolish sending o, they went ahead thanks to Jamie Mackies header. Yet City showed the courage of champions to keep going and Dzeko headed the equaliser two minutes into stoppage time before Argentine striker Aguero red home with virtually the last kick of the game to seal the title on goal dierence from Manchester United. -AFP
Results
Amazing City seal Premier

Manchester United come so close with narrow victory at Sunderland after QPR had oered them hope at the Etihad
London
anchester City were crowned Premier League champions yesterday after an incredible ghtback which saw them score twice in injury time to beat QPR 3-2 and seal the title on goal dierence. Citys dreams of a rst title in 44 years appeared to be in tatters as 10man Rangers led 2-1 after 90 minutes courtesy of goals from Djibril Cisse and Jamie Mackie following Pablo Zabaletas opener. But as Manchester United prepared to celebrate snatching a 20th league title following their 1-0 win at Sunderland, Edin Dzeko and Sergio Aguero struck twice in two minutes to seal the most enthralling title duel in years. The last few minutes were incredible. This is for our supporters, they deserve this, City manager Roberto Mancini said.
To win like this is incredible. I have never seen a nish like this. We had a lot of chances, we deserve to win this championship. Its fantastic. After 44 years I dedicate this to all our supporters. Its a crazy season, crazy last minutes. After a nervy start, City took the lead five minutes from half-time through Zabaleta, the Argentinian fullback darting onto a deft through ball from Yaya Toure to shoot high into the net past Rangers keeper Paddy Kenny. The goal sent relief coursing around Eastlands as City prepared for their championship party. But Eastlands was stunned into silence shortly after half-time when a blunder by Joleon Lescott let in Cisse who raced clear and thundered an equaliser past Joe Hart. Even then, the force still seemed to be with City, as QPR captain Joey Barton was sent o in an incident that deed belief. The ery midelder was given his marching orders by referee Mike Dean for a retaliatory elbow on Carlos Tevez following an o-theball clash.
Crazy last minutes
Incident that deed belief
Unbearable tension
in the second of ve minutes of injury time. Then, out of nowhere, Aguero skipped clear of the Rangers defence to spark bedlam at Eastlands with the most dramatic winner imaginable. City celebrated but it was a dierent story at the Stadium of Light, where for a eeting moment after the nal whistle Uniteds players believed they had done enough to retain their crown
As Barton left the pitch, the midelder then angrily kneed Aguero in the back of the thigh to leave himself facing a lengthy ban. Yet incredibly instead of ramming home their advantage, City were left shellshocked as 10-man Rangers took a 2-1 lead in the 66th minute, Mackie heading in at the far post after Armand Traores swift break from defence. Amid unbearable tension, City looked set for a traumatic defeat until substitute Dzeko nodded in to equalise
I congratulate City on winning the league. Anybody who wins it deserves it, because its a long haul.
Sir Alex Ferguson, Manchester United manager.
after Wayne Rooneys rst-half goal completed a 1-0 win. But then news of Agueros late winner ltered through and Uniteds players trudged o in disbelief having been all smiles just moments before. Nobody expected that. Everybody expected City to win, but they did it against 10 men for half an hour and with ve extra minutes to help them, Sir Alex Ferguson said afterwards. But I congratulate City on winning the league. Anybody who wins it deserves it, because its a long haul. At the end of our game our players didnt actually know the results. Now, theyre really disappointed, Im glad to say. Theres no other way they should be ... It wasnt our turn today. QPRs fans celebrated meanwhile after the clubs Premier League survival was ensured as Bolton could
only draw 2-2 at Stoke. In the other issues to be settled on Sunday, Arsenal clinched third place with a 3-2 win at West Bromwich Albion while Tottenham sealed fourth place with a 2-0 win over Fulham at White Hart Lane. Tottenham, however, face a nervous wait to see if they will advance to next seasons Champions League. A win for Chelsea in next weeks nal against Bayern Munich would see Spurs miss out. Chelsea warmed up for next weeks nal with a 2-1 win over relegated Blackburn. Elsewhere yesterday, Newcastles brave challenge for a top four nish ended in a 3-1 defeat at Everton which left the Magpies in fth place. Liverpools disappointing season ended on a downbeat note with a 1-0 loss at Swansea. (AFP)
Newcastles brave challenge
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GERMAN CUP FINAL | Dortmund clinch rst domestic double
QPR and claim a rst title for 44 years

Manchester City coach Roberto Mancini (right) could not believe his team had snatched the title from Sir Alex fergusons grasp: To win like this is incredible. I have never seen a nish like this. We had a lot of chances, we deserve to win this championship. Its fantastic, the Italian said.
League title
Dortmunds goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller holds the trophy as his teammate Dortmunds US defender Neven Subotic pours a beer over his head after winning the German Cup nal against Bayern Munich at the Olympiastadion in Berlin on Saturday. Dortmund beat Bayern 5-2.
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We have to take the blame and we did not deserve to win. We still have a major goal in mind and I think we will have all recovered from the shock by the Champions nal.
Jupp Heynckes, Bayern Munich coach.
Bayern catastrophe ahead of Chelsea showdown

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Bayern Munich coach Jupp Heynckes admitted the Champions League nalists suered a defensive catastrophe after they were blasted 5-2 by Borussia Dortmund in the German Cup nal. Bundesliga champions Dortmund claimed the rst domestic double in their 103-year history while Bayern were left shell-shocked ahead of Saturdays Champions League nal against Chelsea at their own Allianz Arena. We cannot complain. Our entire defensive play was a catastrophe, admitted Heynckes. We have to take the blame and we did not de-
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RACE FOR THE GOLDEN BOOT
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Leading English Premier League scorers after the nal day of the season yesterday: 30 goals: Robin van Persie (Arsenal) 27 goals: Rooney (Manchester United) 23 goals: Aguero (Manchester City) 17 goals: Adebayor (Tottenham Hotspur), Dempsey (Fulham), Yakubu (Blackburn Rovers) 16 goals: Ba (Newcastle United) 15 goals: Holt (Norwich City) 14 goals: Dzeko (Manchester City) 13 goals: Balotelli (Manchester City), Cisse (Newcastle United) 12 goals: Fletcher (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Graham (Swansea City) 11 goals: Defoe (Tottenham Hotspur), Lampard, Sturridge (both Chelsea), Suarez (Liverpool), van der Vaart (Tottenham Hotspur) 10 goals: Bale (Tottenham Hotspur), Hernandez (Manchester United), Crouch (Stoke City), Odemwingie (West Bromwich Albion).
Years that Dortmund have been in existence. They have never won the German double before. serve to win. We still have a major goal in mind and I think we will have all recovered from the shock by the Champions League nal. That will be a completely dierent game. Germany coach Joachim Loew admitted he was shocked by the margin of Dortmunds win. I would never have expected such a result, he said. Mainly because
of Dortmunds second half performance, the victory was deserved. Bayern need to produce a huge reaction now against Chelsea. After winning the German league title by eight points from Bayern, Dortmund continued their domination with their fth consecutive win against Munich in the sold-out nal at Berlins Olympic Stadium. Unbeaten in their last 23 games in all competitions since last December, Dortmund have yet to lose in 2012. Goals by Japan star Shinji Kagawa, a penalty from Germany defender Mats Hummels and a hattrick from Poland striker Robert Lewandowski
cancelled out Arjen Robbens penalty for Bayern and a strike from Frances Franck Ribery. That was a cup nal which no one from Dortmund could have better imagined, beamed Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp after his rst cup win. We were ice cool in our nishing and scored great goals. Its hard to put into words what has happened to us. Germanys number one goalkeeper Manuel Neuer capped a poor night when he lost possession to allow Lewandowski to head his third goal nine minutes from time for the Polish strikers 30th goal of the season in all competitions. (AFP)
FINAL ORDERS | Guardiolas last La Liga match at Barca ends in draw

Barcelonas coach Josep Guardiola gives instructions to Tello during his last Spanish League football match against Real Betis on Saturday at the Benito Villamarin stadium in Sevilla. Ten-man Barcelona needed an injury-time goal to secure a 2-2 draw. Sergi Busquets got an early goal for the Catalans before they had Dani Alves sent-o early in the second-half. Ruben Castro took full advantage of the numerical dierence to score twice for Betis in the nal 20 minutes, leaving Guardiola staring at defeat until Seydou Keita headed in an equaliser in the dying moments. The departing coach can look back with satisfaction on four seasons in which he has won 13 trophies including three leagues titles before Real Madrid triumphed this season. His nal game will be on May 25 when his side take on Athletic Bilbao in the Spanish Cup nal.
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Above: Manchester Citys Belgian captain Vincent Kompany lifts the Barclays English Premier League trophy after his clubs 3-2 victory over Queens Park Rangers at The Etihad stadium in Manchester yesterday. Left: A crestfallen Manchester United fan just could not concede the title easily.
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EDUCATION | Bill proposes creation of nances body
KPL
Lecturers pay set to be pegged on courses

Dons who teach medicine or law will earn more than their counterparts in the liberal arts
BY DAVID ADUDA
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LOVE | Kenyans mark Mothers Day
HOSTS THIKA UNITED FLOOR MATHARE

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Proposals
Setting up Commission for University Education. Establishing Universities Fund to provide money for all public universities. Establishing the Kenya Universities and Colleges Admission Service to process admissions of students to universities and colleges.
universities, it (Universities Fund) will establish the maximum dierentiated unit cost for the programmes oered and discipline (courses) differentiated remuneration for academic sta and advise the government accordingly, says the Bill. This means lecturers teaching courses like medicine, dentistry, law, actuarial science, architecture and other highend professional courses will earn more than those handling the liberal arts or other
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niversity lecturers will be paid on the basis of courses they teach rather than job grades if a proposed law is passed by Parliament. Public universities will also be funded according to courses they oer unlike at present when they are nanced based on the number of students enrolled. The Bill proposes to create the Universities Fund to nance the institutions of higher learning. It is this body that will work out the criteria for differentiating lecturers pay and students funding, either based on the courses taught or learnt. In consultation with the
general disciplines. Also, it means universities oering courses that require a lot of money like medicine, dentistry, engineering, sciences and technology will get more funding compared to those oering humanities. Currently, universities are funded directly by the government and the students given equal amount of money irrespective of courses they pursue. The Bill also seeks to establish an independent body to admit students to public universities and middle-level colleges. The body will be known as the Kenya Universities and Colleges Admission Service. All students admitted to public universities and colleges will be funded by the government, says the Bill. To date, only university students admitted under the regular programmes get State funding.
Ms Victoria Katunge admires her new-born baby at the Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital in Nairobi on Thursday. Kenyans marked Mothers Day yesterday by buying owers and other gifts for their mothers.
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