WILDLIFE MANUFACTURING AGRICULTURE

State disburses Cotton industry State to distribute

pushes for 1m pyrethrum
Sh3.8b to victims of national
human-wildlife seedlings as
seed production
conflicts global demand
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Issue No. 45/2024-2025 PAGE 38

500,000 homes to receive

electricity in fresh rollout
Energy PS Alex Wachira says
electricity connectivity projects
worth Sh54 billion are currently
underway across several parts of
the country and most of them target
14 under-connected counties
BY MUOKI CHARLES, KNA Energy Principal Secre-
tary Alex Wachira said the

T
he national electricity funding includes Sh42 bil-
connectivity rate will lion for the Last Mile Con-
rise from 77 per cent to nectivity programme and
83 per cent before the end of Sh12 billion for the Acceler-
the year, in a move aimed at ation Programme.
boosting development and Speaking in Thika East
job creation. sub-county, the PS said
Electricity connectivity work on both programmes
projects worth Sh54 bil- is ongoing, with several
lion are currently under- households already con-
way across several parts of nected.
the country. These projects The PS disclosed that the
target 14 under-connected Mt Kenya region received
counties and aim to con- Sh10.3 billion worth of elec-
nect between 480,000 and tricity connections, with
600,000 households to the
national grid. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2

600,000 2.1T 314m 30 390,000

Households the state aims to Revenue Kenya Revenue Cost of a new Air Traffic Number of tonnes of cotton Total number of residents
The Week connect to the national grid in Authority (KRA) has collected as Control (ATC) tower at Kisumu seeds the government in Kericho County Government
In numbers electricity connectivity projects of 30th April, 2025 signifying a International Airport (KIA) that is partnership with Thika Cloth has registered to Social Health
worth Sh 54 billion growth performance 6.1 pc 80 pc complete Mills, has distributed to farmers Authority (SHA) Insurance
Scheme.

Kenyan fish farmers to export Tilapia to Europe under new deal

BY PHILIP ONYANGO, KNA opened overseas market by rear- forum, which was organized by
ing fish in ponds to improve their the Youth in Sustainable Agricul-

T
he Government has reached livelihoods. ture (YISA).
an agreement with the Eu- Speaking during the Siaya Mboya called on Siaya residents
ropean Union to allow Ken- County Fish Farmers’ Linkage to seize the opportunity pre-
yan-bred fish into the European Forum at Simenya in Ugunja Sub- sented by the new export market
market. county, the director said, “Our by ensuring the production of
The Deputy Director of Fisheries farmed fish can now access mar- high-quality fish to meet both lo-
in Siaya, David Mboya, said the kets in Europe. Remember that cal and international demand.
new agreement includes Tilapia as earlier, it was only Nile perch from He hailed the State Department
one of the products to be exported. Lake Victoria that was exported. of Fisheries and the Kenya Fisher-
Mboya is now urging young “But under this agreement, our ies Service and other players for
people to venture into aquaculture Tilapia from the fishponds will also
and take advantage of the newly be exported,” he added during the CONTINUED ON PAGE 2
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500,000 homes to get electricity

as state ramps up connectivity
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

Kiambu County alone receiving

Sh419 million under the initiative,
targeting the connection of 2,700
households.
“That is what we shall be do-
ing up to November this year be-
fore we start another programme
funded by the African Develop-
ment Bank. This will help us ac-
celerate power connectivity and
achieve universal electricity cov-
erage—100 per cent—by 2030,”
the PS said. Kenyan fish farmers to
He emphasized that the pro-
gramme is a critical part of Kenya’s
long-term development blueprint
export Tilapia to Europe
and reflects the government’s
commitment to empowering
under new deal
grassroots communities through CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ing production and income at the
infrastructure and services that Energy Principal Secretary Alex Wachira addresses journalists in household level.
drive bottom-up growth. Thika East Sub County while lighting households through the last fighting hard to get the market, “We are targeting to create
“Electricity is not just about mile connectivity programme. adding that the onus was now on 150,000 jobs in six counties, Siaya
light; it is about powering oppor- Alice Ng’ang’a hailed the devel- vigilant and guard against van- fish farmers and aquaculture play- included,” he said, adding that 85
tunities. This investment will un- opment as transformative, reveal- dalism, describing the culprits as ers to ensure quality fish is availa- per cent of the targeted number
lock business potential, enhance ing that over 1,750 families in her economic saboteurs. ble for the market. will be young women.
security, and drive development constituency would directly ben- She emphasized that the elec- Speaking during the occasion, He said the young women are
in areas like Thika East and be- efit. tricity connections are free of Youth in Sustainable Agriculture expected to play a key role in sup-
yond,” he added. Thika MP “This is a game-changer for our charge, warning that no one (YISA) coordinator, Lucas Abila, porting aquaculture value chain
youth and small traders. With should demand payment since and the Deputy Programme Man- as traders and owners of the value
This is a game- power in homes and business the government has fully covered ager for Farm Africa, Evans Ok- chain aggregation centres.
premises, we expect a surge in the costs. ach, called on young Kenyans to The forum’s host Samuel
changer for our economic activity and a sharp de- Residents welcomed the elec- venture into fish farming which is Odhiambo Mudhune called on the
youth and small cline in insecurity,” she said. tricity connections, saying it growing fast. youth to get involved in agricul-
traders. With power, Dr. Rose Mukalama, the CEO of would improve their lives and Abila said YISA is committed to ture, adding that the sector, like
we expect a surge in Rural Electrification and Renewa- open new doors for employment supporting the youth venture in others, is critical in the country’s
economic activity ble Energy, urged residents to be and enterprise. agribusiness as a way of increas- development.

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The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority invites sealed bids from interested and eligible firms for the follow- regulate political parties and to administer the Political Parties Fund.
ing National Open Tenders.
The ORPP invites sealed bids from interested bidders for the PROVISION OF STAFF MEDICAL INSURANCE,
WIBA /GPA AND GROUP LIFE COVER FOR STAFF
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KCAA/023/2024-2025 Provision of Routine Maintenance Citizen A mandatory pre-bid 1 Provision of Staff Medical Insurance, WIBA /GPA and ORPP/T/03/2024-2025 Insurance
Services for Air Conditioner Plants Contractors meeting will be held Group Life Cover for staff Underwriters
at KCAA headquarters and at KCAA Headquar-
ters, Aviation House
stations for three (3) years Interested eligible candidates may obtain the tender document at the ORPP’s Supply Chain Management
on Tuesday, 27th May
2025 at 11:00am department at Lion Place 2nd Floor, along Karuna Close, Westlands –off Waiyaki Way during working
hours upon cash payment of Kenya Shillings One Thousand (Kshs. 1,000). (please obtain an official receipt).
Alternatively, the tender can also be downloaded FREE OF CHARGE from the ORPP’s website www.orpp.or.ke
For more information on the tender, bidders may view and download the bidding document from or the Public Procurement Information Portal(PPIP) website www.tenders.go.ke.
KCAA website: www.kcaa.or.ke or Public Procurement Information Portal, www.tenders.go.ke and Completed tender documents are to be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes marked with tender reference num-
immediately forward their particulars for records and for the purposes of receiving any further tender ber and be deposited in the Tender Box at the ORPP reception area on 1st Floor, Lion Place, along Karuna
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Completed tender documents are to be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes marked with tender refer- The Registrar of Political Parties
ence number and be deposited in the Tender Box at the Ground Floor, Kenya Civil Aviation Authority, Office of the Registrar of Political Parties
Aviation House, Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, or be addressed to: P.O. Box 1131-00606
NAIROBI.
The Director General,
Kenya Civil Aviation Authority, So as to be received on or before Friday 6th June, 2025 at 11:00 a.m.
P.O Box 30163-00100, Nairobi
Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the tenderers and/or representatives who
So as to be received on or before Tuesday, 3rd June 2025 at 11:00 am. choose to attend the opening at the ORPP’s Boardroom, 1st Floor, Lion Place, Westlands.

The tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the Candidates or their repre- Late bids will not be accepted whatsoever and will be returned unopened.
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Manager Procurement
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Turkana County to take over State launches crackdown

on bhang plantations in
Sh2b infrastructure projects Mt. Kenya forest
BY PETER GITONGA, KNA
must move quickly to smash

T
BY SAMUEL WAITIU, KNA
urkana County Govern- the trade,” he said. Speaking in
ment is set to take over
25 newly constructed
socio-economic infrastruc-
T he Government has declared
war on drug cartels, espe-
cially those involved in planting
Embu town during the Jukwaa La
Usalama, Upper Eastern Edition,
CS Murkomen said the ministry
ture projects worth Sh2 bil- bhang within Mt. Kenya Forest. is working closely with the Kenya
lion from the Kenya National Interior Cabinet Secretary (CS) Forest Service (KFS) to eradicate
Highways Authority (KeNHA). Kipchumba Murkomen said the the vice. “We have asked secu-
These projects were implemented vice is thriving deep within the rity teams in the three counties
under the World Bank-funded government forest, which is typ- to work together with KFS to
Eastern Africa Regional Trans- ically reserved for wildlife and ensure that criminals using the
port, Trade and Development biodiversity conservation. forest to plant these dangerous
Facilitation Project (EARTTDFP). He stated that clandestine plants are apprehended and dealt
Key components of the project narcotics farms have affected with,” he stated.The CS said also
include the construction of the Kainuk Bridge, along the Lokichar-Lodwar-Nadapal Highway Meru, Tharaka Nithi, and Embu on top of their agenda was war
Kainuk Bridge, the Lokich- PHOTO: COURTESY
counties, which form part of on second generation and illicit
ar-Lodwar-Nadapal Highway, the upper eastern region. “This brews whose production, sale
and the installation of fibre optic macies, and mortuaries in line joint inspection team, led by a is a matter of grave concern to and consumption were on the
cables from Eldoret to Nadapal. with approved standards. We’ve Deputy Engineer for Roads at the the security apparatus, and we rise in the region.
The infrastructure developments seen ECDE centres, a teacher State Department of Roads Eng.
span various sectors, including training college, boreholes, an Gilbert Arasa, included repre-
education, health, water and ICT hub, roads, and truck bays, sentatives from several national
sanitation, transport, ICT, se- all constructed to quality stand- agencies. The visit followed a
curity, and trade—delivering a ards,” he noted. similar handover in West Pokot
wide-ranging development im- He added that poor road infra- and marked a formal inspec-
pact along the corridor. structure had long been a driver tion and verification process for
In a meeting between the of insecurity in Turkana, cutting the Turkana component of the
county government and KeNHA, off communities from services project.The projects are largely
Deputy Governor Dr. John Erus and opportunity. distributed along the strategic
described the milestone as a ma- “This investment addresses highway corridor, with others
jor leap in public service delivery that historical gap. It opens the extending off-road to reach in-
and regional transformation. region, supports peace, and lays terior and underserved commu-
“These projects are not just the foundation for trade and nities. Community engagement
facilities—they are instruments prosperity. Turkana is ready to was central to the projects’ im-
of change. We now have health absorb more development, this plementation, especially on land
facilities complete with mater- is the transformation we’ve al- acquisition as it remains largely Interior Cabinet Secretary (CS) Kipchumba Murkomen inspects a
nity wings, laboratories, phar- ways wanted,” he added. The communally owned. guard of honour at Eastern Regional Headquarters in Embu Town.

KENYA PIPELINE
KENPIPE PLAZA,
SEKONDI ROAD, MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND
OFF NANYUKI ROAD,
COMPANY LIMITED INDUSTRIAL AREA,
NAIROBI, KENYA.
LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT
P.O.Box 73442 - 00200,
Africa’s Premier Oil & Gas Company
TELEPHONE: 0709 723 000
(Call Center) STATE DEPARTMENT FOR LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT
E-mail: [email protected]

PUBLIC NOTICE

PREQUALIFICATION FOR THE PROVISION PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF

OF TAX CONSULTANCY SERVICES A BEEF FEEDLOT SYSTEM AND A LIVESTOCK TRAINING
INSTITUTE (LTI) IN KITUI COUNTY
Kenya Pipeline Company Limited invites eligible candidates for the following:

NO TENDER REFERENCE & DESCRIPTION PRE BID MEETING CLOSING DATE The State Department for Livestock Development in collaboration with the County
1. KPC/PU/PREQ – 222/FIN/NBI/24 – 25 27-05-2025 03-06-2025 Government of Kitui plans to establish a Beef Feedlot System and a Livestock Training
Institute (LTI) in Yatta Kwa Vonza Ward, Kitui Rural Sub-County, Kitui County.
Prequalification of Consultants for Provision
of Tax Consultancy Services In this regard and in compliance with the Constitution, the State Department and the
County Government of Kitui invites members of the public and other stakeholders and
interested parties including Civil Society Groups and NGOs for a public participation
The Prequalification documents can be viewed and downloaded from the website forum on the establishment of the proposed Beef Feedlot System and Livestock Train-
www.kpc.co.ke at no cost. Bidders will be required to register their companies on KPC SRM ing Institute (LTI). The main purpose of this forum is to inform and gather inputs from
portal and send ONLY queries to [email protected]. In addition, all addenda the public on the proposed developments.
will be posted to those bidders who indicate their intention to participate through the SRM
portal. The forum will take place on Wednesday, 28th May 2025 at the Kenya Forestry
Research Institute (KEFRI) in Kitui town, starting from 10:00 am.
No other email addresses shall be used and KPC shall not be liable if bidders choose to
send their queries to other email addresses. Comments or written memoranda may be submitted by email to
[email protected] or hand delivered to PS Livestock Office Kilimo House
Pre-bid conference will be held online as per the specified date via the link provided in the
6th Floor during official working hours from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm on weekdays by
tender document.
Tuesday 27th May 2025:
All bidders will be required to submit their applications online via SRM Portal
https://e-procurement.kpc.co.ke/irj/portal and all documents MUST be uploaded to the PS, State Department for Livestock Development
COLLABORATION FOLDER. Bidders shall not attach their documents at any other tab of the Kilimo House, 6th Floor,
portal. To be received on or before 3rd June 2025 at 10.00 a.m. Opening of the tenders will
take place at 10.30 a.m.
P. O. Box 34188-00100
NAIROBI-KENYA
GENERAL MANAGER (SUPPLY CHAIN) Email:[email protected]
FOR: MANAGING DIRECTOR
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Deputy President urges

key reforms on TVETs to
meet industry demands

National Police Service Commission (NPSC) CEO Peter Leley speaking during a press briefing held at
the CBK Pension Towers.

Senior police officers undergo

promotion interviews, Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki leads in inauguration of Michuki
Technical Institute to a National Polytechnic

says commission BY BERNARD MUNYAO AND

CATHERINE KAMUNYO, KNA
he added.
The Deputy President said
as part of the reforms, the
BY VICTOR KIPLAGAT AND FRIDE
AMIANI, KNA
everyone to receive regular up-
dates on how we are carrying
out our mandate,” Leley said.
vice.
The acting chairperson,
Commissioner Edwin Cheluget
T he Government has made
progress in reforming the
Technical and Vocational Edu-
government has adopted a
modular approach to the Com-
petency-Based Education and

T
he National Police Ser- He added that the Commission said, “We have had a robust cation and Training (TVET) sec- Training (CBET), breaking it
vice Commission (NPSC) is currently conducting a pro- programme for senior officers tor to align it with global trends. down into short, examinable
has launched a rigorous motion process for police of- who are aspiring to progress to Speaking at the inaugural grad- competency units.
interview process for the pro- ficers advancing from the rank higher ranks.” uation ceremony of Michuki These units, he noted, lead to
motion of senior police officers, of Chief Inspector to Assistant He acknowledged the com- National Polytechnic, Deputy micro, partial, or full qualifica-
marking a significant milestone Superintendent of Police (ASP). mendable efforts by the police President Prof. Kithure Kindiki tions, which could be completed
in its ongoing reform agenda. The CEO stated that a total of command under the Inspector emphasized the crucial role of within a period of three to six
Speaking during a press brief- 132 senior officers are undergo- General, noting that the officers TVET institutions in develop- months.
ing in Nairobi, NPSC Chief Ex- ing interviews after successfully had received high-level training ing a skilled, adaptable, and “The introduction of mi-
ecutive Officer (CEO) Peter completing rigorous training at at Kiganjo Police Training Col- innovative workforce ready cro-credentials offers a powerful
Leley and Acting Chairperson, various police institutions. lege and Emali College, with 69 to meet the demands of both tool for flexible, demand-driven
Commissioner Edwin Chel- “These officers have gone officers trained at Emali and 63 present and future industries. training that responds to the dy-
uget, outlined the progress through training in various at Kiganjo. “The future of our economy lies namic needs of the labor mar-
the Commission has made in colleges and are now being as- “These promotions are not in the hands of a technically em- ket,” Kindiki said.
discharging its constitutional sessed for suitability to progress just ceremonial, they reflect powered workforce,” he stated. “To advance the TVET agenda,
mandate under Article 246. to the next rank,” he said. the training, preparedness, and “Through TVET institutions, the government has also re-
Leley emphasized the im- He emphasized that the initi- leadership capabilities of of- we are not just training job mained committed to strength-
portance of transparency and ative is a critical component of ficers moving into critical roles seekers, we are nurturing cre- ening the capacity of training
public accountability in the the Commission’s responsibil- such as sub-county and county ators, innovators, and prob- institutions by equipping them
Commission’s operations. ity to manage human resources commanders,” Cheluget ex- lem-solvers who will lead the with state-of-the-art tools and
“It is the right of Kenyans and within the National Police Ser- plained. transformation of our nation,” technology,” he said.

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AUTHORITY
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TENDER NOTICE NORTHERN WATER WORKS DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

(NWWDA)
INVITATION FOR REGISTRATION OF CONTRACTORS FOR ROAD
TENDER NOTICE
MAINTENANCE WORKS FOR THE PERIOD STARTING JULY,
2025 AND ENDING JUNE 2027 Northern Water Works Development Agency a State Corporation in the Ministry of Water, Sanitation and
Irrigation. This is to bring to the attention of the public that an invitation to tender for Registration of Suppliers,
Framework Agreement and Tender.

INVITATION NO. KeRRA/08/37/04/ 2024 - 2025 The agency invites qualified and interested bidders to submit their bids for these tenders. Detailed bid
documents may be viewed and downloaded from the agency website www.nwwda.go.ke or from the Government
The Authority hereby invites eligible Contractors/ Suppliers to apply for registration under various catego- Procurement Information Portal (PPIP) www.tenders.go.ke free of charge. Upon downloading bidders must
ries for Road Maintenance Works for the FY 2025-2026 and FY 2026-2027. immediately email their names and contact details to [email protected] for recording and issuance of any
clarifications if any. Addendum/Clarifications will also be posted in the NWWDA website immediately they
Interested applicants can visit the Authorities website www.kerra.go.ke, and click the e-services drop- become available.
down menu and select-e-procurement portal or use the https://eprocurement.kerra.go.ke/ URL, as
from 20th May 2025. Interested eligible bidders may obtain further information from Supply Chain Management office at NWWDA
headquarters, Maji house, Kismayo Road Garissa during normal working days between 8:00am – 5:00pm.
Interested applicants should note that Registration Submissions shall only be done through the KeRRA
Portal with the submission date being on or before 4th June 2025 at 11.00a.m. Hard Copy Submissions Complete tender documents in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked with the tender name and number should
shall not be accepted. be deposited in the tender box at Northern water Works Development Agency, Ground Floor, Room A3, Maji
House, Kismayo Road Garissa on or before the date indicated in the bid document for the specific tender and
Applicants are advised to download and use the Registration Manual Guide to assist them through the addressed to:
Registration Process.
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Deputy Director (Supply Chain Management) Northern Water Works Development Agency
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University of Nairobi to host East African

Centre of Excellence for medicine safety
BY ELIZABETH OCHANDA, PCO as a serious player in global
pharmaceutical innovation,” PS

K enya has been approved

to host the East African
Muthoni said.
The Centre will serve the
Community Regional Centre
of Excellence for Bioequiva-
entire EAC population—span-
ning Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Universities Fund
lence Studies and Pharmaceu- Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan,
tical Research (EAC RCoE BPR) Somalia—as well as neighboring No Tender Description Eligibility Closing
at the University of Nairobi. countries like Ethiopia and the Number Date
This decision was made dur- DRC, covering over 741 million 1 UF/ Prequalification/ All eligible
ing the 25th Ordinary Meeting people. PREQ/001/ Registration of bidders
of the East African Commu- Among its key objectives, the 2025-2027 suppliers for the
nity (EAC) Sectoral Council on Centre will conduct rigorous period between FY 4th
Health in Arusha, Tanzania. bioequivalence studies, sup- 2025/2026 to FY June
This is a significant step toward port pharmaceutical research 2026/2027 2025
enhancing the quality, safety, and development, standardize
and efficacy of medicines pro- herbal and biological products, 2 UF/OT/001/ Provision of Medical Insurance
Mary Muthoni, Principal 2024-2025 Insurance, GPA/ Underwrit-
duced and distributed across Secretary, State Department for and offer advanced training for
WIBA and GLA for ers Only
the EAC and the wider COMESA Public Health and Professional pharmaceutical professionals in
the Board and Staff
region, said Mary Muthoni, Standards. the region.
Principal Secretary, State De- “This centre is a bold step The tender documents detailing relevant terms and conditions, may
partment for Public Health Kenya’s scientific capacity and toward achieving health and be downloaded for free from the Universities fund’s website www.
and Professional Standards. leadership in regional health economic sovereignty. It will universitiesfund.go.ke. and the Public Procurement Information
The Centre will offer accredited initiatives. spur industrial growth, attract Portal (PPIP), www.tenders.go.ke
bioequivalence testing services “The establishment of the EAC investment, and contribute to
and advance pharmaceutical RCoE in Nairobi will not only achieving our collective devel-
research and innovation across help ensure that the medicines opment goals, including Uni-
the region. we use in our region are safe, ef- versal Health Coverage (UHC) CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
PS Muthoni hailed the deci- fective, and of the highest qual- and the SDGs,” PS Muthoni UNIVERSITIES FUND
sion as a vote of confidence in ity—it also positions East Africa added.

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION NOTICE ON REGISTRATION OF SUPPLIERS, CONTRACTORS

STATE DEPARTMENT FOR BASIC EDUCATION
AND CONSULTANTS FOR THE PERIOD 2025/2026-2026-2027
NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR NOMADIC EDUCATION IN KENYA
(NACONEK) Kenya Sugar Research and Training Institute (KESRETI) is a state corporation whose mandate is to
promote, co-ordinate and regulate research in sugar, sugar crop, sugar by-products, sugar technologies
REQUEST FOR BID (RFB) and management practices and expedite equitable access to research information, resources, sugar
technologies and innovations and promote the application of research findings in the development of
OPEN TENDER the sugar industry

S/NO. TENDER NAME REF. NO. KESRETI invites application for the registration of eligible and interested Suppliers, Contractors and
Consultants for the Financial Years 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 in various categories as indicated in the
1. PROVISION OF MEDICAL INSURANCE, GROUP PERSONAL ACCIDENT IN- NACONEK/OT/01/2024-2025
registration document.
SURANCE (GPA) COVER AND WORK INJURY BENEFIT ACTS (WIBA) COVER
FOR BOARD MEMBERS AND STAFF.
S/N TENDER NUMBER CATEGORY NAME CLOSING
The National Council for Nomadic Education in Kenya (NACONEK) is a Semi-Autonomous Government Agency under
DATE
the Ministry of education. The agency is established under Section 94(1) and the sixth schedule of the Basic education 1 KESRETI/REG/001/2025-2027 Registration of Suppliers, Contractors and 30th May,2025
Act of 2013 to address the disparities in education in the ASALs, Pockets of Poverty and Urban Informal Settlements. The
Consultants for Supply of Goods, Works and
council has robust programmes towards improving access, retention, transition and completion rates in these regions.
Services for the financial Years 2025/2026 –
1. The Council wishes to invite sealed bids for provision of medical insurance, group personal accident insur 2026/2027
ance (GPA) cover and work injury benefit acts (WIBA) cover for board members and staff.
A complete set of Registration Documents may be viewed and downloaded Free of Charge from the
2. Tendering is open to all qualified and interested Tenderers. KESRETI website www.kesreti.org or Public Procurement Information Portal at www.tenders.go.ke.
Those who download the documents from the websites must forward their particulars immediately to
3. Qualified and interested tenderers may obtain further information and inspect the Tender Documents during office
hours 0800-1700hrs at the address given below or be viewed from our website:www. naconek.ke. or www.ten
[email protected] for recording and any further clarifications and addenda.
ders.go.ke
Duly completed “Original” Registration Documents should be enclosed in a plain sealed envelope
4. The bidding documents may be purchased by interested bidders upon payment of a non-refundable fee of KES clearly labeled “REGISTRATION CATEGORY, CATEGORY NUMBER AND THE RESPECTIVE CATEGORY
1,000.00 to National Council for Nomadic Education in Kenya (NACONEK) Office, at Uchumi House, 10th floor or be DESCRIPTION and be deposited in the tender box situated at Reception Office and should be addressed
downloaded for free from the website: www.naconek.ke. or www.tenders.go.ke to:
Tenderers who download the tender document must forward their particulars immediately to the procurement
AG.Chief Executive Officer
office at the address given below or through the Council email: [email protected] to facilitate any
further clarification or addendum. Kenya Sugar Research and Training Institute,
P.O. Box 44-40100,
5. Completed tender documents should be deposited in the tender box located at Uchumi House 6th Floor on or KIBOS-MIWANI ROAD
before 28th May, 2025 at 11.00 a.m. late tenders will be rejected. KISUMU

6. Tenders will be opened immediately after the deadline date and time specified above or any deadline date and So as to be received on or before 30th May 2025 at 12:00pm.
time specified later. Tenders will be publicly opened in the presence of the Tenderers' representatives who choose to attend at Uchumi
House, 6th floor boardroom.
Registration documents will be opened immediately thereafter in the presences of the candidates
or their representatives who choose to attend the opening at The Kenya Sugar Research and Training
SECRETARY/CEO Institute Seminar Room.
NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR NOMADIC EDUCATION IN KENYA
UCHUMI HOUSE 10TH FLOOR, ALONG AGHAKAN WALK Any canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification.
P.O.BOX 30040-00100,
NAIROBI, KENYA. Late registration documents will not be accepted.
Ag. Head Supply Chain Management Services
For: Secretary/CEO AG. CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
KENYA SUGAR RESEARCH AND TRAINING INSTITUTE.
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KENYA SCHOOL OF LAW REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATION - RE-ADVERTISEMENT

The National Housing Corporation (NHC) is a statutory body established by an Act of Parliament
Cap.117 with the principal role of implementing the Government of Kenya Housing Policies and Pro-
JOB ADVERTISEMENT grammes. The Corporation hereby invites sealed Qualification documents from interested persons or
consortiums for the following procurement process.
The Kenya School of Law is a public legal education provider responsible for the provision of profession-
Tender Number Tender Description Closing Date &
al legal training as an agent of the Government. The core functions of the School are set out in Section
Time
4 of the Kenya School of Law Act Cap 16c.
NHC/PPP/019/2024-25 Request for Qualification For: The Development of an 18th July 2025
In order to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in the service delivery, the School wishes to recruit a Affordable Housing Project at the Stoni Athi Estate off at 11.00am E.A.T
committed, dynamic and result oriented person who will join the existing strong team of staff to help it Mombasa Road, Machakos County, Kenya on Public
realize its vision of being “A centre of excellence in professional legal training, research and consultancy”. Private Partnership (PPP) Basis.
We are looking for an independent, visionary and a strategic thinker who is customer oriented, and
would effectively participate in initiating organizational transformation. Specifically, we seek to recruit: The Request for Qualification document can be downloaded free of charge from the N.H.C website
https://www.nhckenya.go.ke/currentend.html or from the Public Procurement Information Portal
POSITION NO. OF VACANCIES REFERENCE NO. https://tenders.go.ke/tenders

Enquiries can be made via email address: [email protected]

Assistant Director, Advocates Training Programme 1 REF: KSL/HR03/2025
Any addenda/additional information on the Request for Qualification will be posted on both
websites
For a detailed job description, specifications and how to apply, please visit the School website on
www.ksl.ac.ke and select Careers. Create an account and log in to submit your application to: Duly completed Request for Qualification documents will be submitted in plain sealed envelopes
clearly marked with the “Tender Number” and “Tender Description” and addressed to: -
The Director
MANAGING DIRECTOR/CEO,
Kenya School of Law
NATIONAL HOUSING CORPORATION,
P.O. Box 30369 – 00100
P. O. BOX 30257 – 00100,
Karen, Nairobi
NAIROBI.
Any form of application, other than through the School recruitment portal will NOT be considered. and be deposited in the Tender Box located at N.H.C House Ground Floor, so as to be received on or
before 18th July 2025 at 11.00am E.A.T and shall be valid for a period of 182 days from the date of
The application should reach this office on or before 2nd June, 2025 submission. The Request for Qualification documents will be opened immediately thereafter in the
Conference Room which is located at N.H.C House 11th Floor in the presence of the representatives
who choose to attend. Late bids will be rejected.
The Kenya School of Law is an ISO 9001:2015 Certified Organization
MANAGING DIRECTOR/CEO

T E N D E R N OT I C E
1.0 Kenya Export Promotion and Branding Agency invites eligible bidders to submit sealed KENYA INSTITUTE OF CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
tenders for the provision of the following.
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RFP/003/2024- planning and implementation of May 2025 at
2025 Kenya’s participation at the Osaka 11.00A.M. The Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) wishes to invite Publishers registered or legally
2025 Expo. represented in Kenya to download the Submission, Evaluation and Approval Procedures for
Competency Based Curriculum (CBC) SENIOR SCHOOL Curriculum Support Materials 2025 Edition from the
2.0 A complete tender document can be KENYA EXPORT PROMOTION KICD Website (www.kicd.ac.ke) from 20 May 2025.
th
downloaded for free of charge from
our website (www.makeitkenya.go.ke) AND BRANDING AGENCY
These procedures will enable interested Publishers to submit proposals of suitable materials for evaluation
or Public Procurement Information and approval. Publishers are therefore invited to submit proposals of suitable materials to the KICD in accor-
Portal www.tenders.go.ke The Kenya Export Promotion and Branding
dance with the requirements and timetables established in the procedures.
Agency is a State Corporation established
3.0 Bidders are advised to forward their under the State Corporations Act Cap 446
through Legal Notice No.110. Our mandate is For the purpose of logistics, publishers wishing to submit materials are required to inform the Director
particulars using the Email: prc@
to implement export promotion and nation KICD/CEO by 10th July 2025 in writing (conventional and digital channels).
brand.ke for any further clarification or
addendum. branding initiatives and policies to promote
Kenya’s export of goods and services. Publishers’ submission of curriculum support materials for:
4.0 Tenders must be delivered/posted
indicating the tender Number and title VISION: Transform Kenya into a Top 1. Listed learning areas in Grade 10
Global Brand 2. Literary texts for Grades 10 - 12
to address below: and be deposited in
the Tender Box at the main entrance, 1st MISSION: Brand Kenya, Export Kenyan, for evaluation and approval must be made not later than 12p.m on 6th August 2025.
floor Anniversary towers at The Kenya Build Kenya
Export Promotion And Branding Each submission should be accompanied by proof of payment of the non-refundable appropriate Evaluation
Agency along University Way STRATEGIC FOCUS: fees per material proposal. Any submissions coming after the deadline will not be received.
To Develop, Diversify and Brand Kenya’s export
The Chief Executive Officer Curriculum Support materials received will be opened/announced in the presence of submitting publishers
Products; To develop, Diversify Kenya’s Export
Kenya Export Promotion and Branding Markets; To manage the image and reputation who wish to attend at 12.30 p.m. on 6 th August 2025. at the, KICD, Desai Road off Murang’a Road,
Agency of Kenya; To strengthen institutional capacity. Nairobi, KENYA.
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Owalo challenges universities to Success by Kelcop creating

develop homegrown AI solutions jobs in the country through
homegrown, ethical, and sus-
livestock production
tainable AI solutions that ad- BY ALICE WANJIRU, KNA
dress our continent’s most
pressing challenges,” he said.
The forum brought together re-
searchers, educators, policy-
T he success of the Kenya Live-
stock Commercialization
Project (KelCop) in Arid and
makers, and industry experts Semi-Arid areas will spur the
to explore how emerging tech- economy by not only distributing
nologies can drive resilience wealth but also creating jobs in
in sectors such as agriculture, the country.
healthcare, education, and fi- The Director of Livestock in the
nance. Mr. Owalo emphasized State Department of Agriculture
that artificial intelligence is no Bishar Elmi (pictured) said 80 per
longer a distant concept, but a cent of the country’s land mass is
real-time force reshaping so- arid and semi-arid where live- He said Kelcop project aims at
ciety. stock is a means of livelihood for linking the production of live-
“In agriculture, AI supports many people. stock to the markets which would
precision farming. In health- The Director, who was speaking lead to job creation and income
care, it enables early diagnosis in Iten, said there is ready market generation.
and personalized treatment. In for livestock products and espe- He said in terms of production,
Deputy Chief of Staff in charge of Performance and Delivery education, it expands access and cially beef in the country saying the project focuses on animal
Management in the Executive Office of the President Mr. Eliud Owalo customizes learning. In disaster the annual demand for beef is feeds and fodder, animal genet-
addressing a conference at Rongo University management, AI enhances pre- 600,000 metric tonnes yet the ics and disease control which
paredness and early warnings,” country produces 450,000 met- was critical in the production of
he said. ric tonnes, leaving a huge deficit livestock.
BY PATRICK AMIMO (PCO) conference at Rongo Univer- Mr. Owalo warned against which livestock farmers could IFAD Country Director Mariatu
sity, Migori County, called for potential risks, ranging from exploit. Kamara said the organization is in

K
enya should urgently em- an African-driven AI agenda algorithmic bias, threats to data “The deficit is not only affecting a joint mission to do a mid-term
brace and shape artifi- grounded in ethics, inclusion, privacy and cyber security, and the beef sector but is also being review of the project which is
cial intelligence (AI) as a and relevance to local realities. the deepening of digital divides, experienced in sheep and goat being implemented in 10 counties,
transformative force to secure a “We must ask ourselves: are we and stressed the need for delib- meat,” he added. to know the progress and imple-
sustainable and inclusive future. preparing students just for ex- erate and inclusive governance The Director said for the first mentation challenges with a view
Deputy Chief of Staff in charge ams, or for life? frameworks. time, the project, which is being to strengthening the programme.
of Performance and Delivery Are we teaching them to fol- “Kenya’s approach must al- funded by IFAD, is targeting arid She said communities are key
Management in the Executive low instructions, or to solve real ways prioritize a human-centric, and semi-arid areas in the coun- in the programme, hence the
Office of the President, Mr. Eliud problems?” Mr. Owalo posed. rights-based, and ethically an- ties of Marsabit and Samburu. importance of talking to them is
Owalo, in his keynote address “Universities must not only chored technological future,” he Its success, the Director said, to know the challenges they are
during the opening of a two-day teach digital skills but also said, adding that digital transfor- will help bridge the deficit of live- facing and what they want im-
international multi-disciplinary lead the charge in creating mation must uplift all Kenyans. stock products being experienced proved to ensure that the project
in the country. continues even after IFAD leaves.

Salaries & Remuneration

Commission

INVITATION TO TENDER
ADVERTISEMENT OF VACANT POSITIONS Kenya Power invites tenders from interested bidders for provision of the following:-
The Commission seeks to recruit qualified and competent persons to fill the following vacant positions.
NO. TENDER NO. ITEM TENDER PRE-BID TENDER
DESCRIPTION COMMENCE- MEETING CLOSING
Position Job Grade Number of MENT DATE DATE
Positions DATE
Principal Legal Officer RL4 1 Re-advertised 1. KP8/9A/OT/NR/ Procurement of Land Tuesday N/A Monday
Senior Officer, Collective Bargaining Negotiations RL5 1 Re-advertised ID/04/24-25 at Kainuk for Proposed 20.05.2025 09.06.2025
Construction of 33/11kV at 10.00 a.m
Senior Officer, Research, Monitoring and Evaluation RL5 1 Re-advertised Substation in Turkana
County
Senior Officer, Job Evaluation and Salary Structures RL5 1
Supply Chain Management Officer RL6 1 2. KP1/9A.2/OT/ Procurement of Queue Tuesday N/A Tuesday
060/CSS/24-25 Management System 20.05.2025 10.06.2025
Accountant RL6 1 Digital Screens for the at 10.00 a.m.
Banking Halls
APPLICATION PROCESS
3. KP1/9A.3/OT/ Procurement of Assorted Thursday N/A Wednesday
1. Interested and qualified persons are requested to register and apply to the SRC E-recruitment Portal. 31/24-25 Tools & Equipment for 21.05.2025 11.06.2025
Details of the positions are in the Commission website under Career Section. Central Construction at 10.00 a.m.

2. All applications should be uploaded together with detailed Curriculum Vitae, a copy of ID/Passport, 4. KP1/9A.2/OT/ Procurement to Thursday Thursday Thursday
copies of academic certificates, testimonials and any other relevant supporting documents. Hard copies 056/CE/24-25 Conduct Countrywide 22.05.2025 29.05.2025 12.06.2025
and email applications shall not be considered. Experiential Marketing 11.00 a.m. - 12.00 p.m. at 10.00 a.m.
Roadshows to Drive
3. Successful candidates MUST submit all clearances in relation to Chapter six before onboarding. Uptake of Products (Stima Plaza,
and Knowledge of our Auditorium)
The Commission is an equal opportunity employer and the Marginalized and Persons with disabilities are Services
encouraged to apply. Only Shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

The application letter should be addressed to: Tender documents detailing the requirements of the above tenders may be obtained from the Kenya
THE COMMISSION SECRETARY/CEO Power website (www.kplc.co.ke) from the dates shown above.
Salaries & Remuneration Commission
Williamson House, 6th Floor
GENERAL MANAGER
4th Ngong Avenue,
P.O Box 43126-00100
SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS www.kplc.co.ke
NAIROBI.

To be received on or before 10th June, 2025

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Kenya School of Government launches customer

service excellence scheme to reform public sector
BY PAMELA NYAGAH (PCO) programmes, which are being delivery,” he said.
offered by the Kenya School of This follows the directive

T
he Kenya School of Gov- Government (KSG) in collabora- from Felix Koskei, the Chief of
ernment has introduced tion with Huduma Kenya. Staff and Head of Public Service
Customer Service Excel- “This reaffirms collective com- that CSE training be conducted
lence Programmes aimed at mitment to strengthen the Na- through the already fully oper-
transforming the Public Service tional Police Service; a shared ationalized Centre of Excellence
into a modern, results-focused responsibility to ensure a se- at KSG.
sector to drive the country’s so- cure and stable prosperous Kenya Koskei in a circular further
cio-economic development. through an effective people-cen- directed that the leadership of
Speaking during a roundtable tric and accountable police ser- all Ministries, Departments, and
meeting held at KSG Lower Ka- vice,” said Prof Mohamed. Agencies (MDAs) prepare training
bete, Cabinet Secretary for the The Director General said that projections and release staff for
Ministry of Interior, Kipchumba the institution has the respon- the uptake of the prioritized CSE
Murkomen, stated that the train- sibility to develop fit-for-pur- programs.
ing initiative would reinforce the pose officers in the country and Prof Mohamed noted that these
Government’s commitment to beyond. programmes are specifically de-
establishing a responsive Police “This programme is among signed to address the learning
Service, as recommended by the many reforms encompassing the needs of Executive Leaders, Sen-
National Task Force on Police aspect of culture change that ior Managers, Front Office Staff,
Reforms and outlined in the Na- will empower officers to handle and Technical Officers across all
tional Police Service Strategic public engagement with cour- Ministries, Departments, and
Plan (2023–2027). tesy, empathy, efficiency, and Agencies (MDAs).
Murkomen noted that the im- responsiveness,” he said. “The collaborative approach
plementation of this transform- Prof Mohamed observed that to program delivery by KSG
ative agenda would create an the programme, referred to as and Huduma has enriched the
enabling environment for the Customer Service Excellence training quality and facilitated
private sector to thrive and take Cabinet Secretary for Interior Kipchumba Murkomen (left) and the Training, is conducted through opportunities for knowledge ex-
the lead in economic develop- Kenya School of Government Director General, Prof. Nura Mohamed, the Customer Service Excel- change and capacity building in
ment. “The plan envisions public during his visit to the School. PHOTO: COURTESY. lence Centre located at the Kenya addressing deficiencies in service
sector reforms aimed at building National Development Agenda. ments, Agencies, and Counties School of Government in Lower delivery that manifest through
a highly skilled, agile, effec- “This requires a paradigm shift (MDACs),” he added. Kabete. unprofessional conduct.”
tive, efficient, fit-for-purpose, in government standards and KSG Director General Prof. “Its primary objective is to cul- “Such behavior significantly
citizen-centric, and responsive service delivery approaches— Nura Mohamed said that the tivate a service-oriented culture undermines both the relation-
public sector workforce,” he said. from traditional models to ag- National Police Service (NPS) within the Public Service. It also ship with clients and the overall
The CS emphasized that the ile models—where staff provide is one of the key institutions set aligns with the Bottom-Up Eco- reputation of the institutions in-
Public Service plays a strategic multiple services across various to benefit from the new Cus- nomic Transformation Agenda volved,” said the Director Gen-
role in the implementation of the Government Ministries, Depart- tomer Service Excellence (CSE) (BETA); to enhance public service eral.

THE MERU NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC

P.O BOX 111- 60200 Meru - Kenya
Tel: +254 719 347 059
email: [email protected]
Website www.mnp.ac.ke
PUBLIC SECTOR ACCOUNTING STANDARDS BOARD (PSASB)

CALL FOR COMMENTS ON DRAFT MODEL

REGISTRATION OF SUPPLIERS
INTERNAL AUDIT MANUAL FOR THE PUBLIC SECTOR
REGISTRATION OF SUPPLIERS FOR PROVISION
Public Sector Accounting Standards Board (PSASB) is mandated by sections 194 of the PFM Act, 2012
GOODS,WORKS AND SERVICES FOR to prescribe frameworks and set generally accepted standards for the development and management of
accounting and financial systems by all State organs and public entities. PSASB in compliance with this
THE FINANCIAL YEARS 2025/2026 & 2026/2027 section, prescribes internal audit procedures and mainstreams best practices for good governance, risk
management and internal controls.

TENDER NOTICES Pursuant to the above mandate, the Board, in collaboration with Internal Auditor General’s
Department and other key stakeholders have developed a Draft Model Internal Audit
The Meru National Polytechnic invites tenders from qualified bidders for the following: Manual for use by internal auditors across public sector. The model internal audit manual aims to guide
the public sector on governing and managing effective internal audit functions. The manual further seeks to
support internal audit functions to undertake internal audit services in line with the prescribed international
TENDER NO. TENDER DESCRIPTION professional practices framework with an ultimate objective of providing credible and reliable insights to
MNP/MV/INSURANCE/2025-2027 TENDER FOR PROVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLE enhance governance, risk management and control practices across public sector entities.
INSURANCE SERVICES In line with Article 10 of the Constitution of Kenya 2010, PSASB, therefore, invites all stakeholders to provide
MNP/SECURITY/2025 - 2027 TENDER FOR PROVISION OF SECURITY SERVICES comments on the draft model internal audit manual before finalization and validation for eventual issuance
for adoption and implementation. The draft model manual can be downloaded from PSASB website:
www.psasb.go.ke/resources/.
Interested bidders may obtain tender documents from the procurement office, Meru National Polytechnic
upon payment of a non-refundable fee of Kshs 1,000 at the cash office during normal working days. Doc- Please email your comments to [email protected]/[email protected] on or before
uments can also be downloaded from the government tenders portal www.tenders.go.ke or from the June 6th 2025 in the format below. Incase of further enquiries kindly reach the undersigned through email
Polytechnic’s website www.mnp.ac.ke/tenders [email protected] or call on 020 251 1557.

Complete documents in a plain, sealed envelope marked tender number and description should be ad- No. Section, Title & Page of Current Status Recommendations Justification / Remarks
dressed to: the Draft Guidelines
THE CHIEF PRINCIPAL
THE MERU NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC
P.O BOX 111 - 60200 MERU
CPA GEORGINA MUCHAI
And deposited in the TENDER BOX at the polytechnic reception so as to be received on or before 3rd JUNE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
2025 at 10:00am. The documents will be opened on the same day at 10:00am in the Main Boardroom
(Meru National Polytechnic) and bidders or their representatives are welcome to witness the opening.

PROCUREMENT OFFICER
FOR:CHIEF PRINCIPAL
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MINISTRY OF LANDS, PUBLIC WORKS, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT

STATE DEPARTMENT FOR HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT

TENDER ADVERTISEMENT
AHP PROJECTS
The Government of Kenya through the Ministry of Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development, State Department for Housing and Urban Development, invites tenders from interested eligible tenderers
for the following:

S / Project Description County Constituency No. of Tender No. Method S / Project Description County Constituency No. of Tender No. Method
No. Units No. Units
AHP PROJECTS AHP PROJECTS
1. Proposed Construction of Murang’a Kangema 220 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open 31. Proposed Construction of Migori Suna West 200 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Kangema AHP AHP/282/2024-2025 Tender Piny Oyie AHP AHP/667/2024-2025 Tender
2. Proposed Construction of Murang’a Mathioya 320 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open 32. Proposed Construction of Migori Awendo 500 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Kiriani AHP AHP/303/2024-2025 Tender Awendo Posta AHP AHP/668/2024-2025 Tender
3. Proposed Construction of Murang’a Kigumo 160 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open 33. Proposed Construction of Migori Suna East 500 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Kigumo AHP AHP/304/2024-2025 Tender Mukuyu AHP AHP/677/2024-2025 Tender
4. Proposed Construction of Murang’a Kandara 220 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open 34. Proposed Construction of Migori Rongo 500 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Kandara AHP AHP/305/2024-2025 Tender New Rongo Town AHP AHP/682/2024-2025 Tender
5. Proposed Construction of Nyeri Othaya 300 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open 35. Proposed Construction of Migori Nyatike 500 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Othaya AHP AHP/306/2024-2025 Tender Sori AHP AHP/683/2024-2025 Tender
6. Proposed Construction of Nyeri Kieni 320 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open 36. Proposed Construction Kisii Bonchari 500 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Kiawara AHP AHP/307/2024-2025 Tender of Suneka Town Airstrip AHP/685/2024-2025 Tender
AHP
7. Proposed Construction of Nyeri Nyeri Town 368 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Blue Valley Phase 2 AHP AHP/308/2024-2025 Tender 37. Proposed Construction of Transnzoia Endebes 293 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Suam Border Post AHP AHP/794/2024-2025 Tender
8. Proposed Construction of Nyandarua Kinangop 320 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Njabini AHP South AHP/309/2024-2025 Tender 38. Proposed Construction of Transnzoia Saboti 500 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Mumia Estate AHP AHP/795/2024-2025 Tender
9. Proposed Construction of Nyandarua Kipipiri 160 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Miharati AHP AHP/310/2024-2025 Tender 39. Proposed Construction of Nakuru Nakuru Town 1,600 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Soilo AHP West AHP/796/2024-2025 Tender
10. Proposed Construction of Laikipia Laikipia East 480 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Nanyuki PW AHP AHP/311/2024-2025 Tender 40. Proposed Construction of 2 Nakuru Nakuru East 1,144 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Bondeni Phase AHP AHP/797/2024-2025 Tender
11. Proposed Construction of Kilifi Malindi 576 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Malindi High AHP AHP/312/2024-2025 Tender 41. Proposed Construction of Baringo Eldama Ravine 200 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Survey Camp AHP AHP/798/2024-2025 Tender
12. Proposed Construction of Taita Taveta Wundanyi 500 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Wundanyi AHP AHP/313/2024-2025 Tender 42. Proposed Construction of West Pokot Pokot South 200 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Chepareria AHP AHP/799/2024-2025 Tender
13. Proposed Construction of Tana River Hola 203 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Vetlab AHP AHP/314/2024-2025 Tender 43. Proposed Construction of Kakamega Khwisero 220 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Khwisero AHP AHP/800/2024-2025 Tender
14. Proposed Construction of Lamu Lamu West 200 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Mpeketoni AHP AHP/315/2024-2025 Tender 44. Proposed Construction of Kakamega Shinyalu 220 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Mathioli AHP AHP/801/2024-2025 Tender
15. Proposed Construction of Makueni Mbooni 300 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Mbooni DCCs Camp AHP AHP/316/2024-2025 Tender 45. Proposed Construction of Bungoma Kimilili 220 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Kimilili AHP AHP/802/2024-2025 Tender
16. Proposed Completion of Makueni Wote 162 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Housing Units at Wote AHP/342/2024-2025 Tender 46. Proposed Construction of Kotulo Wajir 444 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
AHP Kotulo AHP Project (with AHP/803/2024-2025 Tender
associated social ameni-
17. Proposed Construction of Meru Tigania West 200 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
ties and infrastructure)
Urru AHP AHP/621/2024-2025 Tender
47. Proposed Construction of Tarbaj Wajir 444 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
18. Proposed Construction of Meru Imenti South 350 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Tarbaj AHP Project (with AHP/804/2024-2025 Tender
Nkubu AHP AHP/622/2024-2025 Tender
associated social ameni-
19. Proposed Construction of Meru Igembe South 400 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open ties and infrastructure)
Maua AHP AHP/623/2024-2025 Tender
20. Proposed Construction of Embu Runyenjes 400 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Runyenjes Town AHP AHP/630/2024-2025 Tender 1. Prospective tenderers can access the tender documents from the State Department’s website
www.housingandurban.go.ke or the Public Procurement Information Portal (PPIP)
21. Proposed Construction of Machakos Masinga 200 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
https://tenders.go.ke free of charge. Tenderers who download the tender documents from the
Masinga AHP AHP/633/2024-2025 Tender
website and are required to provide their details by registering with the Supply Chain Management
22. Proposed Construction of Kajiado Kajiado 700 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open Office, located at Ardhi House 6th Floor Wing B, 1st Ngong Avenue, during normal working hours. All
Isinya AHP Central AHP/634/2024-2025 Tender enquiries and clarifications should be sent via email to: [email protected].
23. Proposed Construction of Siaya Ugunja 400 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
2. Completed Tender documents enclosed in plain sealed envelopes and clearly marked with the Tender
Ugunja AHP AHP/635/2024-2025 Tender
Number and Tender Description shall be delivered to the address below and/or be deposited in the
24. Proposed Construction Siaya Bondo 1,000 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open Tender Box located on the 6th Floor, Ardhi House, 1st Ngong Avenue so as to be received on or before
of New Bondo Town (Bar AHP/636/2024-2025 Tender 19th June, 2025 at 9:00 am. Bulky documents shall be delivered and Registered at the Office of the
Kawaga) AHP Head, Supply Chain Management Services Ardhi House 6th Floor, Wing B.
25. Proposed Construction of Kisumu Kisumu Central 1,000 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Shauri Moyo AHP AHP/637/2024-2025 Tender 3. Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter at State Department for Housing and Urban Devel-
opment Boardroom, located at Ardhi House, 6th Floor “Wing “B”, in the presence of tenderers or their
26. Proposed Construction of Kisumu Kisumu Central 800 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open representatives who choose to attend. Late tenders shall be rejected.
Kisian AHP AHP/638/2024-2025 Tender
27. Proposed Construction of Kisumu Kisumu Central 1,000 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open 4. The State Department for Housing and Urban Development may cancel the tender proceedings at any
Upper Kanyakwar Phase AHP/639/2024-2025 Tender time before award. Clarifications and addendums related to this notice shall be posted in the State
2 AHP Department’s website www.housingandurban.go.ke.
28. Proposed Construction of Kisumu Kisumu Central 1,000 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Migori LDBA Poultry AHP AHP/642/2024-2025 Tender
Head Supply Chain Management Services
29. Proposed Construction of Kisumu Muhoroni 300 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open For: The Principal Secretary
Muhoroni AHP AHP/649/2024-2025 Tender State Department for Housing and Urban Development.
P.O. Box 30119 -00100
30. Proposed Construction of Migori Suna East 200 MLPWHUD/SDHUD/ Open
Migori Red Cross AHP AHP/661/2024-2025 Tender NAIROBI, KENYA
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS AND OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
As at 31 December As at 31 December
Restated* 2024 2023
2024 2023 KSh’000 KSh’000
KSh’000 KSh’000 Assets
Property and equipment 81,784 121,839
Total insurance revenue 18,849,176 19,568,740 Investment properties 13,060,800 12,702,500
Ceding commission (4,697,717) (5,110,474) Deferred tax asset 101,507 33,918
Insurance revenue 14,151,459 14,458,266 Defined benefit asset 60,538 44,511
Insurance service expenses (10,493,951) (13,101,772) Investment in associate 9,161,534 10,407,449
Net expenses from reinsurance contracts (708,418) (679,538) Intangible assets 46,280 41,235
Insurance service result 2,949,090 676,956 Mortgage loans 824,558 871,472
Interest revenue calculated using the effective interest method 4,501,757 3,654,035 Unquoted equity instruments 603,113 355,505
Impairment loss on financial assets (217,229) (31,262) Quoted equity instruments 1,409,983 1,041,400
Share of results of associate 610,186 399,063 Corporate bonds 44,820 44,747
Fair value gains on revaluation of investment properties 343,011 216,055 Government securities 25,240,439 21,049,100

Other investment income 1,112,549 908,073 Inventory 18,529 17,981

Net foreign exchange (loss)/gain (1,683,848) 1,437,511 Reinsurance contract assets 606,158 731,500
Income tax receivable 166,719 61,778
Net Investment Income 4,666,426 6,583,475
Other receivables 478,280 366,592
Finance (expenses)/ income from insurance contracts (637,072) 912,032
Deposits with financial institutions 14,320,929 16,837,492
Finance (expenses)/ income from reinsurance contracts (79,131) 13,910
Cash and bank balances 587,098 1,248,996
Net insurance finance (expenses)/ income (716,203) 925,942
Net insurance and investment result 6,899,313 8,186,373 66,813,069 65,978,015
Total assets
Other income 113,516 127,892
Operating and other expenses (1,364,656) (1,279,278)
Equity
Profit before income tax 5,648,173 7,034,987
Share capital 13,998,982 6,999,491
Income tax expense (1,211,021) (2,061,860)
Revaluation reserve 36,911 26,308
Profit for the year 4,437,152 4,973,127
Fair value reserve (109,503) (965,598)
Translation reserve 1,495,970 4,476,274
Other comprehensive income
Statutory reserve 10,376,154 8,584,946
Items that will not be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss:
Retained earnings 23,873,946 29,053,364
Net gains/ (losses) on revaluation of quoted equity instruments instrument’s classified as FVTOCI 368,583 (112,671)
Net gains on revaluation of unquoted equity instruments 235,324 45,947 49,672,460 48,174,785
Total equity
Share of movement in associate reserves:
– fair value reserve 99,963 (159,750) Liabilities
Share of (loss)/gain on property revaluation of associate 10,603 (7,389) Insurance contract liabilities 13,776,637 14,024,143
Remeasurement gain/losses on defined benefit plans, net of tax 14,067 77,882 Reinsurance contract liabilities 1,022,804 2,484
Deferred tax liability 1,419,534 2,037,836
Items that may be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss: Income tax payable - 772,624
Net gains/ (losses) on revaluation of held at FVTOCI government securities 152,225 (119,453) Other payables 921,634 966,143
Foreign exchange differences on translation of foreign operations (1,013,637) 912,025
17,140,609 17,803,230
Share of movement in associate reserves: Total liabilities
– currency translation (1,966,666) 2,132,252
49,672,460 48,174,785
Net assets
Total other comprehensive (loss)/ income (2,099,538) 2,768,843
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
Year ended 31 December
Total comprehensive income 2,337,614 7,741,970
2024 2023
Earnings per share - basic and diluted 0.79 0.89 KSh’000 KSh’000

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 Cash flows generated from/(used in) operating activities 1,682,714 (2,102,134)
Share Revaluation Fair value Translation Statutory Retained Dividends received 146,247 118,146
Total
capital reserve reserve reserve reserve earnings Interest received 4,501,757 3,654,035
KSh’000 KSh’000 KSh’000 KSh’000 KSh’000 KSh’000 KSh’000 Tax paid in the year (2,760,665) (1,246,611)

Net cash generated from operating activities 3,570,053 423,436

6,999,491 33,697 (619,671) 1,431,996 8,139,744 25,007,516 40,992,773
At 1 January 2023
Profit for the year - - - - 445,202 4,527,925 4,973,127 Cash flows from investing activities
Other comprehensive income (loss)/income - (7,389) (345,927) 3,044,278 - 77,882 2,768,844 Purchase of investment property (9,006) (81,445)
Purchase of property and equipment (5,358) (49,380)
(7,389) (345,927) 3,044,278 445,202 4,605,807 7,741,971
Total comprehensive income Purchase of intangible assets (23,145) (12,938)
Purchase of unquoted equity instruments (12,284) (1,592)
- - - - - (559,959) (559,959)
Dividends declared – 2022
Net cash used in investing activities (49,793) (145,355)
6,999,491 26,308 (965,598) 4,476,274 8,584,946 29,053,364 48,174,785
At 31 December 2023
Cash flows from financing activities
6,999,491 26,308 (965,598) 4,476,274 8,584,946 29,053,364 48,174,785 Dividends paid (839,939) (559,959)
At 1 January 2024
Profit for the year - - - - 1,791,207 2,645,945 4,437,152
Other comprehensive income (loss)/income - 10,603 856,095 (2,980,303) - 14,067 (2,099,538) Net cash used in financing activities (839,939) (559,959)

- 10,603 856,095 (2,980,303) - 14,067 (2,099,538) Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents 2,680,321 (281,878)
Total comprehensive income
Cash and cash equivalents at 1 January 5,144,032 5,232,119
- - - - - (839,939) (839,939) Effects of Movements in exchange rate on cash and cash equivalents (373,647) 193,791
Dividends declared – 2023
Cash and cash equivalent at 31 December 7,450,706 5,144,032
6,999,491 - - - - (6,999,491) -
Bonus issue

13,998,982 36,911 (109,503) 1,495,970 10,376,154 23,873,946 49,672,460

At 31 December 2024
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COMPANY STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS AND OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME COMPANY STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
As at December As at 31 December
Restated* 2024 2023
2024 2023 Assets KSh’000 KSh’000
KSh’000 KSh’000

Property and equipment 34,087 51,033

Total insurance revenue 16,066,157 17,039,132
Investment properties 13,060,800 12,702,500
Ceding commission (3,930,043) (4,537,380)
Insurance revenue 12,136,114 12,501,752 Defined benefit asset 60,538 44,511
Insurance service expenses (8,274,347) (11,973,977) Investment in subsidiary 2,761,398 2,761,398
Net expenses from reinsurance contracts (706,712) (413,926) Investment in associate 9,161,534 10,407,449
Insurance service result 3,155,055 113,849 Intangible assets 46,280 41,235
Interest revenue calculated using the effective interest method 4,164,976 3,378,040 Mortgage loans 815,527 855,545
Impairment loss on financial assets (218,120) (40) Unquoted equity instruments 603,113 355,505
Share of results of associate 610,186 399,063 Quoted equity instruments 1,409,983 1,041,400
Fair value gains on revaluation of investment properties 343,011 216,055 Corporate bonds 44,820 44,747
Other investment income 1,112,549 908,073
Government securities 24,410,357 20,230,436
Net foreign exchange (loss)/gain (1,729,512) 1,268,921
Inventory 12,953 12,055
Net Investment Income 4,283,090 6,170,112
Reinsurance contract assets 595,235 611,491
Finance (expenses)/ income from insurance contracts (622,930) 879,725
Finance (expenses)/ income from reinsurance contracts (78,780) 8,818 Income tax receivable 273,902 -
Net insurance finance (expenses)/ income (701,710) 888,543 Due from related party 144,822 109,913
Net insurance and investment result 6,736,435 7,172,504 Other receivables 451,200 317,329
Other income 113,516 127,892 Deposits with financial institutions 10,047,728 12,291,563
Operating and other expenses (1,106,755) (1,052,319) Cash and bank balances 173,762 267,110
Profit before income tax 5,743,196 6,248,077 Total assets 64,108,039 62,145,220
Income tax expense (1,205,351) (1,804,324)
Profit for the year 4,537,845 4,443,753 Equity
Share capital 13,998,982 6,999,491
Other comprehensive income
Revaluation reserve 36,911 26,308
Items that will not be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss:
Fair value reserve (109,503) (965,598)
Net gains/ (losses) on revaluation of quoted equity instruments instrument’s classified as FVTOCI 368,583 (112,671)
Net gains on revaluation of unquoted equity instruments 235,324 45,947 Translation reserve 1,523,666 3,490,332
Share of movement in associate reserves: Statutory reserve 10,357,519 8,569,566
– fair value reserve 99,963 (159,750) Retained earnings 22,977,077 28,052,548
Share of (loss)/gain on property revaluation of associate 10,603 (7,389) Total equity 48,784,652 46,172,647
Remeasurement gain/losses on defined benefit plans, net of tax 14,067 77,882
Liabilities
Items that may be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss: Insurance contract liabilities 11,942,760 12,414,897
Net gains/ (losses) on revaluation of held at FVTOCI government securities 152,225 (119,453) Reinsurance contract liabilities 881,551 -
Share of movement in associate reserves:
Deferred tax liability 1,419,534 2,037,836
– currency translation (1,966,666) 2,132,252
Income tax payable - 382,085
Due to related party 292,843 337,253
Total other comprehensive (loss)/ income (1,085,901) 1,856,818
Other payables 786,699 800,502
Total comprehensive income 3,451,944 6,300,571 Total liabilities 15,323,387 15,972,573
Earnings per share - basic and diluted 0.81 0.79 Net Assets 48,784,652 46,172,647

COMPANY STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 COMPANY STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
Share Revaluation Fair value Translation Statutory Retained Year ended 31 December
Total 2024 2023
capital reserve reserve reserve reserve earnings
KSh’000 KSh’000
KSh’000 KSh’000 KSh’000 KSh’000 KSh’000 KSh’000 KSh’000
Cash flows generated from/(used in) operating activities (225,051) (471,653)
Dividends received 146,198 118,146
6,999,491 33,697 (619,671) 1,358,080 8,082,586 24,577,852 40,432,035 Interest received 3,851,907 3,378,040
At 1 January 2023
Tax paid in the year (2,479,641) (986,817)
Profit for the year - - - - 486,980 3,956,773 4,443,753
Other comprehensive income (loss)/income - (7,389) (345,927) 2,132,252 - 77,882 1,856,818 Net cash generated from operating activities 1,293,413 2,037,716

- (7,389) (345,927) 2,132,252 486,980 4,034,655 6,300,571 Cash flows from investing activities
Total comprehensive income. Purchase of investment property (9,006) (81,445)
Purchase of property and equipment (3,577) (6,275)
- - - - - (559,959) (559,959) Purchase of intangible assets (23,145) (12,938)
Dividends declared – 2022
Purchase of unquoted equity instruments (12,284) (1,592)
6,999,491 26,308 (965,598) 3,490,332 8,569,566 28,052,548 46,172,647
At 31 December 2023 Net cash used in investing activities (48,012) (102,250)

6,999,491 26,308 (965,598) 3,490,332 8,569,566 28,052,548 46,172,647 Cash flows from financing activities
At 1 January 2024
Dividends paid (839,939) (559,959)
Profit for the year - - - - 1,787,953 2,749,892 4,537,845
Other comprehensive income (loss) - 10,603 856,095 (1,966,666) - 14,067 (1,085,901) Net cash used in financing activities (839,939) (559,959)

- 10,603 856,095 (1,966,666) - 14,067 (1,085,901) Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents 405,462 1,375,507
Total comprehensive income Cash and cash equivalents at 1 January 3,129,785 1,720,772
Effects of Movements in exchange rate on cash and cash equivalents (85,932) 33,506
- - - - - (839,939) (839,939) Cash and cash equivalent at 31 December 3,449,315 3,129,785
Dividends declared – 2023

6,999,491 (6,999,491) - RATIOS 2024 2023

Bonus issue.
Capital adequacy ratio 679% 689%
13,998,982 36,911 (109,503) 1,523,666 10,357,519 22,977,077 48,784,652
At 31 December 2024 Combined ratio 81% 93%

The audited financial statements were approved by the Board of Directors on 27th March 2025 and were signed on its behalf by:
Dr. Hillary M. Wachinga Dr. Hon. Catherine Ngima Kimura David Muthusi
Principal Officer Chairman Director
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Mukuru Kwa Njenga poor sanitation, transportation,

education and healthcare would
Kakamega to launch
housing project Phase 1
be a thing of the past for a sec-
tion of residents in his area.
“These people are no longer
Call Center for real-
units nears completion going to live in fear of fire out-
breaks owing to poorly con-
time public feedback
structed shanties in which they BY MOSES WEKESA, KNA
have lived for years that made
them time and again, start their
lives from the scratch,” Chief
Ndirangu said.
T he County Government of
Kakamega is finalizing plans
to launch a call center that will
He acknowledged that as enable residents to seek infor-
chiefs, they were willing to em- mation and receive real-time
brace all government projects feedback.
for the benefit of the citizens. The administration has iden-
Acting Chief Executive Officer tified a toll-free number that
for the AHP, Ms. Sheila Waweru, will be used once the call center
said the program aims to pro- becomes operational.
vide housing units that do not The county government is also
cost more than 30 per cent of partnering with Childline Kenya,
an applicant’s monthly income, an organization that operates
thus making them affordable as the toll-free number 116, which Kakamega County Director of
they also provide proper habita- allows children to report abuse Public Participation and Civic
Mukuru Affordable Housing units. tion with adequate sanitation. and access support services. Education Juma Omwendo
The CEO referred prospective Kakamega County Director of speaking to KNA. PHOTO BY MOSES
WEKESA.
BY OPRA NYABOKE (OGS) that the goal of AHP is to pro- buyers to the Boma Yangu por- Public Participation and Civic
vide safe, clean, and affordable tal- www.bomayangu.go.ke Education, Juma Omwendo, questions, seek clarifications and

T
he Government’s Af- housing for people who would and activating one’s account noted that these initiatives are even submit memorandums and
fordable Housing Program otherwise be unable to afford a with Sh200 which will go into part of the county government’s petitions,” the director noted.
(AHP), which aims to home. the applicant’s saving account commitment to promoting trans- He was speaking during a
build 250,000 units annually, “The AHP is more than just for their house. parency and improving service workshop on the dissemination
is gradually taking shape to ad- a housing program, it is a step She explained that once an delivery. of the County Public Participa-
dress the housing shortage, es- towards social equity and eco- application is made, the appli- In addition to the call center, tion Policy, 2025 and the Open
pecially in informal settlement nomic stability,” Dr. Mwaura cant is supposed to fill a form the county government is setting Government Partnership (OGP)
areas across the country. affirmed. The Chief of Im- of acceptance and to raise a 10 up a public participation portal commitment in Kakamega, an
The project in the Nairobi area ara Daima location, David per cent deposit towards the to ensure that more residents can event organized by Uraia Trust.
is one of the key initiatives un- Ndirangu, described the project home with people earning be- engage during public forums. The director noted that the
der AHP and is set to transform as a life changer. low Sh20,000, having an op- “The portal is being designed in county government joined OGP
the lives of 1,080 families in in- “It has come to change the portunity to apply for deposit a way that it is disability friendly with a commitment to ensure
formal settlements following the lives of the people of this area assistance to help them raise the and easily accessible for use by citizen involvement in policy
completion of phase one. because a larger percentage of 10 per cent amount and be part anyone. During public partic- making, enhance budget open-
Government Spokesperson them are in the slums,” he said. of their home repayments for 30 ipation forums, residents will ness, implement strategies to
Dr. Isaac Mwaura explained The Chief was excited that years. use it to make contributions, ask address climate change.

MINISTRY OF MINING, BLUE ECONOMY AND MARITIME AFFAIRS BANDARI MARITIME ACADEMY
STATE DEPARTMENT FOR BLUE ECONOMY AND FISHERIES
Job opportunity at Bandari Maritime Academy
AQUACULTURE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME(ABDP)
Bandari Maritime Academy was established through a Legal Notice No. 233 of 28th November, 2018, with the
IFAD Loan No. 2000002052 mandate to develop academic and vocational skills and provide competent Maritime Human Resource for a
Sustainable Blue Economy.

ADDENDUM NO 1 Applications are invited from interested qualified persons for the vacant position below:

No. Ref. No. Position Open Grade

Country Kenya Positions
Name of Project/ Aquaculture Business Development Programme 1. BMA/25/CEO/DDAP/02 Deputy Director, Advancement & placement 1 BMA 2
Procuring Entity
2. BMA/25/CORP/CC/03 Corporate Communication and Marketing Officer 1 BMA 6
Contract Title and Construction Of Fish Landing Sites Along the Shores of Lake Victoria
Description 3. BMA/25/MET/Trainer/04 Trainer , Nautical science 1 BMA 6

ICB Reference No KEN-2000001132-0272-W-ICB

You may visit our website www.bma.ac.ke for complete details of job requirements and mode of application.
This addendum refers to the advert for the above referenced tender which was published in My Gov on
The application should be filled and sent not later than 5.00 P.M. on Tuesday, 10th June, 2025. Only shortlisted
29th April 2025. The purpose of the addendum is to revise the time (time only the dates remain unchanged)
candidates will be contacted.
for the site visits for Lot Number 6 and 7; all in Homabay County. The time has been revised as follows:
Bandari Maritime Academy is an equal opportunity Employer promoting gender, equity and diversity. Qualified
Lot NO Name Date Corrected Time persons with Disabilities are encouraged to apply. Canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification.
6 Mainunga Beach landing site 22nd May 2025 3.00PM
Successful candidates will be required to submit valid compliance certificates from Kenya Revenue Authority,
7 Wakula Beach Landing site Homabay 22nd May 2025 11.00AM Ethics and Anti-Corruption, a registered Credit Reference Bureau, Higher Education Loans Board and a certificate
of Good Conduct from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations before commencement of the employment
contract.
The dates and timing for the other LOTS remain unchanged

A complete set of bid documents may be obtained electronically free of charge from www.abdpcu.org. Applications received after the specified time will not be considered

Bidders are advised to register their interest to participate in these bids and to seek for clarification by Chief Executive Officer,
sending an email to: [email protected]. This will ensure that the bidders receive updates and or Bandari Maritime Academy,
clarifications regarding this bidding documents. Bandari Maritime Building,
Bishop Makarios Close,
PROGRAMME COORDINATOR P.O. Box 99409-80107,
AQUACULTURE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME MOMBASA.
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State to digitize facilities has been on-

going with the Ministry
Sh183 million. He ex-
plained that on every 14th

public hospitals in of Health accelerating

digital transformation to
improve efficiency and
day of the month, the gov-
ernment disburses funds
to SHA. The CS enumer-
six counties access to healthcare.
The CS commended Ker-
ated the successes of SHA
against NHIF saying reg-
BY DOMINIC CHERES AND from any health facil- icho County Government istration to SHA is instant
KIBE MBURU, KNA ity across the country. for efforts to register a to- unlike NHIF which took
Speaking while assess- tal of 390,000 residents a long time for registra-

T he Government will
digitize all public hos-
pitals in six counties start-
ing the state of health
services, Health Cabinet
Secretary Mr. Aden Du-
to Social Health Authority
(SHA) Insurance Scheme
making it in position eight
tion to go through, adding
that patients get instant
registration from health
ing next week, beginning ale said the Digital Health out of 10 best performing facilities and then access
with Kericho County. Authority would deliver Counties in registration of the services immediately.
This initiative is part of gadgets and tablets and residents to SHA. The Health CS explained
phase two of the pro- conduct staff training Health Cabinet Secretary Mr. Aden Duale assessing the state Duale disclosed that that SHA pays Sh28,000
gram, aimed at ensuring in Kericho in prepara- of the Kericho County Referral Hospital accompanied by the from October 2024 to April for patients admitted to
that all medical records tion for the launch of Kericho County Governor Dr. Eric Mutai and Kericho Senator 2025, a total of Sh165 mil- Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
and services are synchro- the digitization exercise. Aaron Cheruiyot among other leaders. PHOTO & CAPTION BY lion has been disbursed unlike NHIF used to pay
nized for easier access .Digitization of health FAITH CHEPKEMOI AND KIBET DANIEL to Kericho County against only Sh4,000 per bed.

THE NATIONAL TREASURY &

ECONOMIC PLANNING

kasneb Towers, Hospital Road, Upper Hill, P.O. Box 41362-00100, Nairobi
Landline telephone number: +254 (020) 4923000. Cellphone: 0722-201214,
PUBLIC NOTICE Email: [email protected]. Website: www.kasneb.or.ke,
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EXAMINATIONS NOTICE – AUGUST 2025 EXAMINATIONS

PUBLIC CONSULTATIONS ON THE DRAFT PUBLIC
FINANCE MANAGEMENT (VETERINARY SERVICES Students of KASNEB, parents, sponsors, guardians, training institutions and other stakeholders are hereby notified that
the August 2025 examinations will be administered over a period of four (4) days, from Monday, 18 August 2025 to

DEVELOPMENT FUND) REGULATIONS, 2024 Thursday, 21 August 2025. The specific dates and other additional information are availed below:

1. EXAMINATION DATES

In exercise of powers conferred by section 24(4) of the Public Finance Management Act, Cap. 412A of The examination dates for the August 2025 examinations are as follows:
the Laws of Kenya, the Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury and Economic Planning has developed (a) Monday, 18 August 2025 and Tuesday, 19 August 2025
the draft Public Finance Management (Veterinary Services Development Fund) Regulations, 2024 (VSDF)
Regulations. The purpose of the VSDF Regulations is to provide for the development and delivery of (i) Diploma in Data Management and Analytics (DDMA)
(ii) Diploma in Computer Networks and Systems Administration (DCNSA)
Veterinary Services including the protection of animal health; ensuring an adequate supply of good quality
and safe food of animal origin; safeguarding public health and protecting consumers from food-related (b) Monday, 18 August 2025 to Thursday, 21 August 2025
health risks.
(i) Certificate in Accounting and Management Skills (CAMS)
(ii) Accounting Technicians Diploma (ATD)
Further, pursuant to Section 8 of the Statutory Instruments Act Cap. 2A, the Cabinet Secretary has (iii) Diploma in Quality Management (DQM)
prepared a Regulatory Impact Statement to assess the impact of the Public Finance Management (Veterinary (iv) Certified Public Accountants (CPA)
Services Development Fund) Regulations, 2024 on the Livestock Sector and Kenyans at large. (v) Certified Secretaries (CS)
(vi) Certified Investment and Financial Analysts (CIFA)
This is therefore to invite comments from all stakeholders and members of the Public on the draft VSDF (vii) Certified Credit Professionals (CCP)
(viii) Certified Information Systems Solutions Expert (CISSE)
Regulations. Public hearings on the VSDF Regulations and the Regulatory Impact Statement shall be held (ix) Certified Forensic Fraud Examiner (CFFE)
(x) Certified Public Finance Manager (CPFM)
(xi) Vocational Certificate Courses: (VCEI), (VCGD), (VCICS) and VCBCT
REGION VENUE DATE TIME (xii) Certified Procurement and Supply Professional of Kenya (CPSP-K)
(xiii) Associate in Procurement and Supply of Kenya (APS-K)
South Rift Nakuru–Waterbuck Hotel 26th May, 2025 9 am to 12.30 pm (xiv) Certified Quality Professional (CQP)
(xv) Business Data Analytics Practical Paper (CPA) and Financial Modelling and Data Analytics Practical Paper
North Rift Eldoret-Sirikwa Hotel 28 May, 2025
th
9 am to 12.30 pm (CIFA
Western Kenya Kisumu-Kisumu Hotel 30th May, 2025 9 am to 12.30 pm (c) Tuesday, 19 August 2025 and Thursday, 21 August 2025

Nairobi KALRO Headquarters 3 June 2025

rd
9 am to 12.30 pm Foreign Accountancy Qualifications (FAQ)
Note: Candidates are advised to make early arrangements, including seeking permission from employers where
Coast Region Mombasa-Kenya School of Government 26th May, 2025 9 am to 12.30 pm applicable, to ensure that they sit for the examinations.

Northern Isiolo-Landmark Hotel 29th May 2025 9 am to 12.30 pm 2. CLOSING DATE FOR REGISTRATION AND EXAMINATION ENTRY
Region The closing date for registration and examination entry for the August 2025 examinations will be Friday, 18 July
2025.
Central Kenya Murang’a Golden Palm Hotel 30th May, 2025 9 am to 12.30 pm
3. QUALIFICATIONS BROCHURE
The qualifications brochure can be downloaded from the KASNEB website www.kasneb.or.ke or obtained from
The VSDF Regulations and Regulatory Impact Statement, are available free of charge at the Ministry of the following sources free of charge:
Agriculture and Livestock Development, Kilimo House 6th Floor as well as on The National Treasury
website http://www.treasury.go.ke and the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development website (a) The offices of KASNEB.
(b) KASNEB counters at Huduma Centres in Nairobi GPO, Kisumu, Kisii, Eldoret, Nyeri, Mombasa, Nakuru, Kitale,
http://www.kilimo.go.ke.
Kakamega, Meru and Thika.
(c) Kenya National Library Service (KNLS) branches countrywide.
Comments or written memoranda on the VSDF Regulations and the Regulatory Impact Statement may (d) Training institutions offering KASNEB courses.
be submitted by email to [email protected] and [email protected] copied to pslivestock@
4. METHODS OF PAYMENT OF FEES
kilimo.go.ke or hand delivered to VSDF Taskforce Kilimo House 6th Floor during official working hours
from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm on weekdays to be received by 3rd June, 2025 at 5.00 p.m. (a) Payment through student portal
Students are advised to use student portal link https://online.kasneb.or.ke. A detailed guide regarding this
Once received, the comments inputs, or memoranda from the stakeholders and the public will be mode of payment is available within the student portal.
considered public records and may be shared with the legislative arm of the Government. Comments are (b) Payment by students based outside Kenya
most helpful if they indicate the specific regulation or group of regulations to which they relate, contain
a clear rationale, and where applicable provide a suggestion for alternative wording. Comments must be Foreign based students should pay through KCB Dollar Account No.1123096465.
submitted in English (see format for Template for Comments). The Regulations may be modified in light
Note:
of comments received before being published in the final form. Students are advised to utilise the above payment channels. Please note that NO payment shall be made
through any member of staff or agent of KASNEB. Cash payments will NOT be accepted at KASNEB offices.
Now, pursuant to Section 4 (a) and 5 (3) (a) and (b) of the Statutory Instruments Act, 2013, the Students based outside Kenya/Foreign students are advised to pay the applicable fees in US dollars.
National Treasury & Economic Planning invites stakeholders and the public to submit comments, inputs, or 5. All continuing students of KASNEB are required to renew their annual registration by 1 July of each year. New
memoranda they may have on the said draft Public Finance Management (Veterinary Services students are advised to note that the annual registration renewal fee is due on the 1 July following the first eligible
Development Fund) Regulations, 2024 in the format provided on the websites. examination sitting and annually thereafter.

SECRETARY/CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

HON. FCPA JOHN MBADI NG’ONGO, EGH
Tuesday, 20 May 2025
CABINET SECRETARY/NATIONAL TREASURY AND ECONOMIC PLANNING
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State disburses Sh3.8b to victims of human-wildlife conflicts

BY DIANA MENETO, KNA follow up on their compensation vision of predator deterrent lights
claims, adding that verification of and numerous Corporate Social

T
he Government has dis- claims was still ongoing. Responsibility programs in the
bursed Sh3.8 billion as She revealed that the govern- community landscapes such as
compensation to victims ment will conduct public forums water pans, water tanks, bursa-
of human-wildlife conflicts na- on biodiversity and carbon credits ries for pupils and construction of
tionwide. to create awareness as there is a classrooms and fencing schools,”
Consequently, the State De- lot of confusion regarding the he said.
partment for Wildlife has issued same. On his part, the Kenya He urged affected communities
compensation cheques worth Wildlife Service (KWS) Director to be patient even as the govern-
Sh64,126,000 to residents of Ka- General Prof Erustus Kanga, ac- ment continue to upscale the
jiado affected by human-wildlife knowledged the sacrifices made amount allocated for compen-
conflicts. by communities in wildlife con- sation to cover all victims.
Speaking during the handing servation and emphasized the The director further revealed
over of cheques at Isara, Kajiado importance of the Amboseli–Kil- that the compensation is being
East Constituency, the Princi- imanjaro ecosystem in sustaining made partially as recommended
pal Secretary for Wildlife, Sylvia Kenya’s natural heritage. by the Parliamentary Committee
Museiya, said that in 2023, the Kanga revealed that lions, hy- on Tourism and Wildlife.
government released Sh908 mil- enas and elephants are the main Kajiado East Member of Par-
lion; in 2024, Sh960 million was wildlife causing human wildlife liament, Kakuta Ole Maimai,
released; and in 2025, Sh1.95 conflicts in Kajiado and that KWS expressed gratitude to the gov-
billion has been allocated to com- is putting up measures to curb ernment for the compensation,
pensate victims of human-wild- The Principal Secretary for Wildlife, Sylvia Museiya and Kajiado the attacks. terming it as a reprieve to the
life conflicts. East Member of Parliament Kakuta Maimai issue a cheque to one “KWS has been providing victims.
She reaffirmed the govern- of the victims of human wildlife conflict in Isara, Kajiado East comprehensive interventions Ole Maimai, however, called
Constituency.
ment’s commitment to expedite such as deploying rapid response for further action to be taken by
the compensation process and She, however, acknowledged compensation for victims. teams with tracking technology, KWS as cases of human wildlife
assured those still awaiting pay- that the amount is not enough Museiya encouraged those who promoting locally led measures conflicts have been on the rise in
ment that funds will be disbursed as the government has a high have not yet been compensated like predator-proof bomas, trans- the area, affecting livelihoods yet
in the next financial year. number of pending bills regarding to reach out to the department to locations, erection of fences, pro- compensation takes years.

REPUBLIC OF KENYA
IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT NAIROBI
ANTI-CORRUPTION AND ECONOMIC CRIMES DIVISION
CIVIL APPLICATION NO E024 OF 2024
IN THE MATTER OF: AN APPLICATION FOR FORFEITURE ORDERS UNDER SECTIONS 90 AND
KENYA NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS 92 OF THE PROCEEDS OF CRIME AND ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING ACT
(POCAMLA) AS READ TOGETHER WITH ORDER 51 OF THE CIVIL PROCE-
TENDER NOTICE DURE RULES.
-AND-

The Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) is a Semi-Autonomous Government Agency established IN THE MATTER OF: FORFEITURE ORDERS OF MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION NUMBER
under the Statistics Act, 2006 to collect, compile, analyze, and disseminate socio-economic statistics needed for KCG 271K, MITSUBISHI FUSO LORRY/TRUCK IN THE NAME OF HASSAN
planning and policy formulation in Kenya. KNBS invites sealed open National tenders as below: - DALACHA JILLO

NO. TENDER NO. ITEM /SERVICE DESCRIPTION CLOSING TENDER TARGETED -BETWEEN-
DATES SECURITY GROUPS ASSETS RECOVERY AGENCY…………………………………………………APPLICANT
IN KES.
VERSUS
1 KNBS/ONT/15/2024- Supply and delivery of desktop 3rd June 2025 N/A Reserved HASSAN DALACHA JILLO…………………………………………………RESPONDENT
2025 computers at 10:00 am for PWDs
only
SUBSITUTED SERVICE UNDER ORDER 5 RULE 17 OF THE CIVIL PROCEDURE RULES, 2010
2 KNBS/ONT/16/2024- Supply and deliveryof uninter- 3rd June 2025 N/A Reserved
2025 rupted power supply (UPS) at 10:00 am for Women (Pursuant to the Court Order issued on 7th May 2025 by Hon. Justice Benjamin Mwikya Musyoki
only
3 KNBS/ONT/17/2024- Supply and delivery of all-in-one 3rd June 2025 N/A Reserved To.
2025 printers at 10:00 am for Youths 1. HASSAN DALACHA JILLO
only
TAKE NOTICE that this suit has been filed at the High Court Milimani Anti-Corruption and Econom-
4 KNBS/ONT/18/2024- Supply and deliveryof fire resis- 3rd June 2025 N/A Reserved
ic Crimes Division, being Nairobi HCACEC Suit No. E024 of 2025 in which you are mentioned as a
2025 tant filing cabinets at 10:00 am for Women
Respondent to the suit. Service of pleadings has been ordered through Advertisement. A copy of
only
the Originating Motion and Supporting Affidavit can be obtained at the Milimani Anti-Corruption &
Economic Crimes Court Registry in Nairobi or the Assets Recovery Agency offices at UAP Old Mutual
Eligible Tenderers may obtain further information and download the Tender Document free of charge Towers, 22nd Floor, Upper Hill, Nairobi.
from the Public Procurement Information Portal (PPIP) at https://treasury.go.ke and /or Kenya National
Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) website; https://www.knbs.or.ke under “Tenders” portal. Those who download TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that this case shall be mentioned on 16th June 2025 before the High Court
the document must immediately forward their particulars (i.e. Name & Contacts of Applicant) to email;
Milimani Anti-Corruption & Economic Crimes Court at Nairobi at 9:00 o’clock in the forenoon or soon
[email protected] for purposes of registration.
thereafter as may be expedient and in the event of your failure to attend by yourself or someone
Original completed tender document should be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes marked with tender
authorized by law to appear on your behalf, the case shall be mentioned and directions given as the
reference number and be deposited in the Tender Box on 13th Floor, Real Towers addressed to: - court may deem fit and just your absence notwithstanding.

Director General AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that unless you enter appearance within 15 days, the suit will be
Kenya National Bureau of Statistics heard in your absence.
P. O. Box 30266-00100,
NAIROBI. DATED at NAIROBI on this 12th day of May, 2025
so as to be received on or before 3 June 2025 at 10:00am
rd
Ag. DIRECTOR, ASSETS RECOVERY AGENCY
Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the candidates or their representatives who APPLICANT
choose to attend at the KNBS Board Room- Real Towers, 13th Floor. DRAWN AND FILED BY
Any canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification. Late tenders will not be accepted. Assets Recovery Agency
UAP Old Mutual Towers, 22nd Floor,
Along Upper hill road, Upper hill,
DIRECTOR GENERAL P.O. Box 52420 - 00100 Nairobi.
KENYA NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS Tel: +254 (0) 202 021 009, +254 (0) 202 100 331/ 0768024337
Email: [email protected]
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Sh1.04 billion ultramodern market IFAD conducts KeLCoP mid-term

in Embu town to improve business review in Kakamega County
BY MELECHEZEDECK EJAKAIT term review mission to see what
BY SAMUEL WAITITU, KNA AND BRENDA WABWIRE, KNA KeLCoP has done over the years
since its inception and how to

T T
he construction of a Sh1.04 he International Fund for Ag- strengthen the program.
billion ultramodern market ricultural Development (IFAD) “When you have a program that
in Embu town has revived has conducted a mid-term review is running for six years, at the
hope for thousands of traders on the Kenya Livestock Com- midpoint, it is always important
who will benefit from a more mercialization Project (KeLCoP) to check whether what you are
conducive working environment. in Kakamega County to identify doing is the right thing, whether
The three-story market, de- and address challenges and gaps the communities are being sup-
signed to accommodate ap- in its implementation. ported well, whether what we
proximately 3,000 traders, is The Country Director Mariatu had agreed at is what is being
45 percent complete, according Kamara who spoke during a visit achieved or whether we need to
to the technical working team. to Tropical Spring Youth Group in change certain things just to en-
The market is set to be completed Progress of construction works of Sh1.04 billion Embu Ultra-modern Lumakanda location, in Lugari sure we have maximum benefits
by the end of 2026. The County market in Embu Town that is set to accommodate 3,000 traders. Sub County, acknowledged the to the community,” she said.
Government of Embu, which is erations are luggage load- and create more employment support and commitment of She lauded the youth group for
overseeing the project, expressed ing, offloading, and sorting opportunities,” said Lands, Min- county government officers at the choosing to engage in agricultural
confidence that it could be fin- areas, as well as elevators for ing, Housing, Physical Planning grassroots level towards imple- activities, shunned by a majority
ished even before the deadline, traders, buyers, and goods. and Urban Development CECM mentation of KeLCoP activities. of the youthful population noting
given the current pace of work. It is also expected to have other Raymond Kinyua. She said there is a need to ac- that their main idea is to attract
The market, being constructed amenities including lactation He said the significance of the celerate improvement in the ex- most of them into the agriculture
by the national government rooms for breastfeeding mothers market extends beyond physical ecution of the various projects, sector.
and touted as the largest in the and daycare facilities for young structure as economically, it is by identifying and addressing the KeLCoP is a Government of
region, was initially allocated children to allow parents to work poised to become a regional busi- existing gaps through adoption Kenya funded program through
Sh900 million, which was later without having to worry over ness hub not only in Embu, but of innovative approaches to allo- a loan from IFAD, aimed at en-
increased to Sh1.04 billion to their safety. also other neighboring counties. cation of funds, implementation hancing the commercialization of
allow for further expansion. “This is a mega project that It is expected to stabilize prices and monitoring for maximum the country’s livestock sector and
Among the key installations will not only accommodate more for consumer goods while giving benefit. improving the livelihoods of small-
planned to ease business op- traders, but also stimulate trade suppliers a reliable point of sale. She said: “We are on a mid- scale livestock farmers.

Konza Technopolis Development

Authority (KoTDA)

TENDER NOTICE
The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) is the regulatory agency for the ICT industry in Kenya
with responsibilities in telecommunications, cyber security, e-commerce, broadcasting and postal/
courier services. The CA is also responsible for managing the country’s numbering and frequency spec-
INVITATION TO TENDER
trum resources, administering the Universal Service Fund (USF) as well as safeguarding the interests of
Konza Technopolis Development Authority (KoTDA), the implementing agency under the Ministry of Information
users of ICT services.
Communication and Digital Economy hereby invites interested and eligible tenderers to bid for the following tenders;
CA invites bids from interested and competent firms to tender for the following;
No. DESCRIPTION TENDER NO. Tender Category Closing Date
No. Tender Description of tender Closing Date Eligibility Security
Reference and time 1 Proposed Development of ICT KoTDA/ICT-DH/182/2024 200,000 OPEN Wednesday
1. CA/SCM/OT/51/ Framework Contract for Provision of Event 11th June 2025 Reserved Digital Hub and Associated Facil- /25 NATIONAL 4th June 2025,
2024-2025 Management and Related Services during at 1030hrs East for Women ities in Likoni, Mombasa County, 1400, Hrs
Corporate and Consumer Education African Time owned Firms Kenya.
Outreach Activities 2 Proposed Development of ICT KoTDA/RFP/181/2024/25 200,000 OPEN Wednesday
2. CA/SCM/OT/52/ Re-Tender for supply, delivery, installation, 11th June 2025 Open to all Digital Hub and Associated Facili- NATIONAL 4th June 2025,
2024-2025 and Configuration of a Unified Storage at 1030hrs East ties in Kilifi, Kilifi County, Kenya. 1400, Hrs
System African Time
Interested eligible bidders may obtain a set of tender documents from the KoTDA website www.konza.go.ke
3. CA/SCM/OT/53/ Framework Contract for the Provision of 11th June 2025 Reserved for from Tuesday 20th May 2025 to Wednesday 4th June 2025 respectively. Bidders who download the tender docu-
2024-2025 Audio Visual, Photography, and Videogra- at 1030hrs East Youth owned ment from the website will be required to email their detailed contact information to [email protected]
phy Services African Time Firms for recording, further clarifications, addenda, and security clearance to facilitate site access.

All questions/clarifications regarding the project or offer of submission including requests for site visit, should be
Firms that are interested with the tenders advertised can access and download the tender documents sent by email to [email protected] and copied to [email protected] as per the instructions on time and
from the Public Procurement Information Portal http://www.tenders.go.ke and the Authority’s website: dates in the bid documents. Mandatory Pre-bid conference for the tenders shall be held on Tuesday 27th May
https://www.ca.go.ke/open-tenders / free of charge.
2025 from 10am-12.00pm at the Konza Complex, Konza Technopolis. No other email addresses shall be used
Further, firms who download the tender documents must arrange to forward their particulars/ con-
for this tender and KoTDA shall not be liable if bidders choose to send their information and/or enquiries to other
tacts to the Head of Procurement, Communications Authority of Kenya, through the email address email addresses.
[email protected] before the closing date for records and for purposes of receiving clarifications and or
addendums, if any. Any addendum, which will be issued, will be uploaded in the CA Website. Tenderers shall submit One Original and One Soft Copy in a Flash drive of all tender documents in plain sealed
envelopes, with the Tender Number Clearly marked on the right-hand side corner and bearing no indication of
Eligible bidders may also inspect and obtain detailed hard copy of the tender documents from the Supply the tenderer’s name and addressed to:
Chain Management Department 2nd floor Wing A at CA Centre along Waiyaki Way, Nairobi, between 9am
to 4pm, Monday to Friday excluding Public Holidays at a non-refundable fee of Kshs 1,000.00. The Chief Executive Officer
Konza Technopolis Development Authority
Prices quoted should be inclusive of all taxes and MUST be expressed in Kenya Shillings. .
P.O. Box 1 - 90150,
Duly completed tender documents should be enclosed in a plain, sealed envelope clearly marked with the KONZA TECHNOPOLIS, KENYA.
tender name and reference number and be deposited in the tender box on the ground floor of the CA E-Mail; [email protected] and [email protected]
Centre, so as to reach on or before the indicated tender closing dates East African Time. Tel; +254-20-4343013/4
Director General/CEO
and placed in the KoTDA Tender Box on the 7th Floor of Konza Complex, Konza Technopolis, located along
Communications Authority of Kenya (CA)
Nairobi-Mombasa Road near Malili Township to reach the above address not later than Wednesday 4th June
P.O. Box 14448, Nairobi 00800
Tel: +254 (020) 4242000/ 2025 at 1400hrs local time respectively.
Website: www.ca.go.ke
Submitted bids will be opened publicly at the same venue shortly thereafter in the presence of the tenderers or
Bids shall be opened immediately thereafter at CA Centre ground floor, Atrium in the presence of the their representatives who choose to attend.
bidders’ representative(s) who choose to attend.
Prices quoted must remain valid for One Hundred and Eighty (180) days from the date of Tender opening.
Head Office Western Regional Office Coast Regional Office Central Regional Office Nyanza Regional Office
CA Centre 1st Floor KVDA Plaza 3rd Floor, NSSF Building Ground Floor, Advocates 2nd Floor Lake Basin Mall,
P.O. Box 14448 P.O. Box 2346 P.O.Box 8041 Plaza P.O Box 2016 Any form of canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification.
Nairobi 00800 Eldoret 30100 Mombasa 80100 P.O Box 134 Nyeri 10100 Kisumu 40100
Mobile: 0703042000 Mobile: 0703042105 Mobile: 0703042152 Mobile : 0703042181 Mobile: 0703042130
Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email : [email protected] Email [email protected]
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New public health institute

to boost disease surveillance
also empowers citizens
while reflecting on lessons
learnt from the Covid-19
and Ebola pandemics. REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
The CS said 13 core pub-
lic health divisions among (CONSULTING SERVICES – FIRMS SELECTION)
them surveillance, emer-
gency operations, and na- Country: The Republic of Kenya
tional laboratories, would
be transferred to KNPHI, a Name of Project: Kenya Green and Resilient Expansion of Energy (Green) Program
transition he noted would Credit No: Ida-73430
be guided by Legal Notice
Reference No. KPLC-479282-CS-CQS
No. 14 of January 2022 and
finalized in 2025 through ASSIGNMENT PROCUREMENT OF CONSULTANCY SERVICE TO DEVELOP A CORPORATION
a multi-agency taskforce. TITLE: WIDE ESHS POLICY, PROCEDURES, GUIDELINES & PROCESSES THAT ARE
At the same time, En- ALIGNED TO THE COUNTRYS LEGAL FRAMEWORK & P4R CORE PRINCIPLES,
Cabinet Secretary for Health Aden Duale speaking THE INTERNATIONAL GOOD INDUSTRY PRACTICE & ISO
during the launch of the Kenya National Public Health vironment Principal Sec-
Institute (KNPHI) held at the Kenyatta International retary Eng. Festus Ng’eno
Convention Centre (KICC) Nairobi.. said a clean environment The Government of Kenya (GOK) has signed a loan agreement with the World-Bank (WB) for the Kenya Green and
is a basic health right and Resilient Expansion of Energy (GREEN) Program. World Bank has agreed with the Ministry of Energy to finance Green
and Resilient Expansion of Energy (GREEN) Program as a Multi-phase Programmatic Approach (MPA) with the first
BY FRIDE AMIANI AND disease response, resil- called for stronger in- phase as a Program for Results (P4R) to be implemented by Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC).
VICTOR KIPLAGAT, KNA ience, emergencies at all ter-ministerial coordina-
levels, and environmental tion and highlighting of The Program design is based on four Result Areas that include.

T he Ministry of Health
has launched the
Kenya National Public
protection issues.
“This institute is a uni-
fied platform that will
joint past efforts, singling
out asbestos removal and
disaster forecasting.
•

•
Results Area 1: Improved sector planning, governance and generation expansion: for purposes of
strengthening sector governance and least cost planning.
Results Area 2: Financial sustainability of the sector: aimed at addressing the short-to-medium term financing
constraints of KPLC to help it revert to a financially sustainable path towards universal access.
Health Institute (KN- prioritize public health Eng. Ng’eno appealed • Results Area 3: Improved service delivery: for enhanced quality and reliability of services and reduction of
PHI), an initiative aimed needs, guide national to global bodies such as losses; and
at building a coordinated, policy through research, the WHO and the Plastics • Results Area 4: Increased access to electricity: that aims to accelerate the grid access program based on an
improved last mile electrification program informed by the updated Kenya National Energy
research-driven, and re- and coordinate emer- Treaty Initiative to recog- Strategy (KNES).
silient public health sys- gency responses that align nize Nairobi’s leadership
tem to enhance disease with Kenya’s Bottom-Up in linking environmental The consulting services (“the Services”) includes consultancy services to Develop a corporation wide ESHS policy,
procedures, guidelines and processes that are aligned to the country’s legal framework & P4R core principles, the
surveillance. Economic Transforma- and health concerns. international good industry practice & ISO.
Speaking at the launch tion Agenda and Uni- Parliamentary Health
held at the Kenyatta In- versal Health Coverage Committee Chair Dr. The detailed scope of service shall be as per the Terms of Reference-ToR which can be accessed on Kenya Power and
Lighting Company PLC website (www.kplc.co.ke).
ternational Convention goals,” Duale said. He James Nyikal called for le-
Centre in Nairobi, Cabinet reiterated government’s gal entrenchment of KN- The Kenya Power and Lighting Company PLC, now invites eligible Consulting Firms (“Consultants”) to indicate their
Secretary (CS) for Health commitment to building PHI and cautioned against interest in providing the Services. Interested Consultants should provide information demonstrating that they have the
required qualifications and relevant experience to perform the Services. The shortlisting criteria are:
Aden Duale said the insti- a resilient health system dependence on revocable
tute is expected to manage that not only protects but legal notices. 1. Relevance and suitability of the applicant firm’s core business to this assignment.
2. Interested consultancy firms must have at least fifteen (15) years of experience.
3. The firms must have undertaken similar assignments in a developing country within the last five (5) years.
4. Successful delivery of minimum of two (2) similar nature, complexity and sized assignments.
5. The firm’s overall organizational competence, capability and qualifications as demonstrated through its overall
THE KENYA NATIONAL 6.
technical experts’ size and mix, financial, technical and managerial strengths and good will in the industry.
ISO 9001 certification is required.
EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL Key Experts will not be evaluated at the shortlisting stage..
The attention of interested Consultants is drawn to Section III, paragraphs, 3.14, 3.16, and 3.17 of the World Bank’s
“Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers” July 2016 Rev. November 2017, Rev. August 2018 and Rev. November
2020 (“Procurement Regulations”), setting forth the World Bank’s policy on conflict of interest.

KNEC is ISO 9001:2015 Certified Consultants may associate with other firms to enhance their qualifications but should indicate clearly whether the
association is in the form of a joint venture and/or a sub-consultancy. In the case of a joint venture, all the partners in
the joint venture shall be jointly and severally liable for the entire contract, if selected and each member should meet

TENDER NOTICE
the shortlisting criteria.

If the consultant is a Joint Venture (JV), the Expression of Interest shall include a copy of the JV Agreement entered into
by all members (Maximum three (3) members only). Alternatively, a letter of intent to execute a JV Agreement in the
event of a successful proposal shall be signed by all members and submitted with the Expression of Interest, together
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) is a State Corporation established under the with a copy of the proposed Agreement.
Kenya National Examinations Council Act No. 29 of 2012. The Council is mandated to conduct A Consultant will be selected in accordance with the CQS method set out in the Procurement Regulations. Among the
national assessments and examinations at both basic and tertiary levels and certify learners. submitted applications, The Kenya Power and Lighting Company PLC will select the firm with the best qualifications and
relevant experience and invites it to submit its technical and financial proposals for negotiation.
1.0 KNEC invites sealed bids from eligible Bidders for the Tenders below:
Expressions of Interest (hard copies) shall be submitted in sealed envelopes, delivered to the address below and be
clearly marked “Expression of Interest for Consultancy Service to Develop a corporation wide ESHS policy, procedures,
S/No. TENDER NUMBER TENDER TITLE TA R G E T guidelines and processes that are aligned to the country’s legal framework & P4R core principles, the international good
GROUP industry practice & ISO not later than 10th June, 2025 at 10:00 am East African Time.

1.1 KNEC/ONT/2024-2025/36 Provision of Group Life Assurance, Work Open Attention:

General Manager, Supply Chain & Logistics
Injury Benefits and Group Personal Accident
The Kenya Power and Lighting Company PLC
Covers Stima Plaza, Kolobot Road, Parklands
Floor: 7th Floor, Room No.3
1.2 KNEC/ONT/2024-2025/37 Provision of Security Guarding Services Open
P.O. Box 30099 – 00100 Nairobi, Kenya
(Re-tender )
Expression of Interest submitted via e-mail shall not be accepted.
1.3 KNEC/ONT/2024-2025/38 Supply and Delivery of Software Develop- Open
Consultants who wish to witness the opening of the expression of interest may do so on 10th June, 2025 at 10.30
ment Tools hours East African Time at Stima Plaza, Auditorium, Kolobot Road, Parklands, Nairobi.
1.4 KNEC/ONT/2024-2025/39 Provision of Communication and Open Interested consultants may obtain further information at the address below during office hours between 0900 to 1200
Media Support Services and 1400 to 1630 hours (East Africa time).

Manager, Green Program

Infrastructure Development
2.0 Interested eligible Bidders may obtain tender documents from the following websites: Electricity House, 11th Floor
www.knec.ac.ke or www.supplier.tresury.go.ke. or www.tender.go.ke Harambee Avenue, City Centre
P.O. Box 30099 - 00100 Nairobi, Kenya
Tel. +254 711031620
3.0 The closing date for submission shall be as per the dates provided in the respective bid E-mail: [email protected]
documents. Copy: [email protected]
[email protected]

GENERAL MANAGER
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS www.kplc.co.ke
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REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

(CONSULTING SERVICES – FIRMS SELECTION) (CONSULTING SERVICES – FIRMS SELECTION)

Country: The Republic of Kenya Country: The Republic of Kenya

Name of Project: Kenya Green and Resilient Expansion of Energy (Green) Program Name of Project: Kenya Green and Resilient Expansion of Energy (Green) Program
Credit No: IDA-73430 Credit No: Ida-73430
Reference No. KE-KPLC-471028-CS-QCBS Reference No. KPLC-471030-CS-QCBS
ASSIGNMENT PROCUREMENT OF CONSULTANCY SERVICE FOR PREPARATION OF A ASSIGNMENT PROCUREMENT OF CONSULTANCY SERVICE TO EVALUATE KPLC’S
TITLE: SUCCESSION PLANNING, COMPETENCY ASSESSMENT, AND TALENT TITLE: OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY USING LEAN MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES
POOL AND CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT POLICY FRAMEWORK COVERING AND TO PROVIDE GUIDANCE ON IMPLEMENTING LEAN PRINCIPLES
KPLC’S SENIOR MANAGEMENT
The Government of Kenya (GOK) has signed a loan agreement with the World-Bank (WB) for the Kenya Green
The Government of Kenya (GOK) has signed a loan agreement with the World-Bank (WB) for the Kenya Green and and Resilient Expansion of Energy (GREEN) Program. This Program is a pivotal Government initiative aimed at
Resilient Expansion of Energy (GREEN) Program. This Program is a pivotal Government initiative aimed at restoring restoring financial sustainability to KPLC and the broader energy sector, while supporting the Government’s goal
financial sustainability to KPLC and the broader energy sector, while supporting the Government’s goal of achieving of achieving universal access to clean energy by 2030.
universal access to clean energy by 2030.
Towards this end, and as part of the program implementation, KPLC seeks to enhance its operational efficien-
In a bid to turn around and transform the performance of the Company; improve efficiency and enhance customer cy and service delivery to meet customer expectations, improve reliability, and optimize resource utilization. To
experience, KPLC is focused on transforming one of its most valuable asset; its people, by engaging a consultant to achieve this, KPLC intends to invite a qualified consultancy firm to evaluate its operational processes using lean
develop and deploy a competency framework, undertake leadership assessment against the competency framework, management techniques and provide guidance on the implementation of lean principles.
leadership capacity building i.e. development and deployment of level specific learning journeys and succession plan-
ning framework and leadership succession mapping as well as impact assessment that includes metrics for monitoring The consulting services (“the Services”) includes consultancy service to evaluate KPLC’s operational efficiency
and evaluation. using lean management techniques and to provide guidance on implementing lean principles.
The consulting services (“the Services”) includes consultancy service for preparation of a succession planning, compe- The detailed scope of service shall be as per the Terms of Reference-ToR which can be accessed on The Kenya
tency assessment, and talent pool and capacity development policy framework covering KPLC’s senior management.
Power and Lighting Company PLC website (www.kplc.co.ke).
The detailed scope of service shall be as per the Terms of Reference-ToR which can be accessed on The Kenya Power
The Kenya Power and Lighting Company PLC, now invites eligible Consulting Firms (“Consultants”) to indicate
and Lighting Company PLC website (www.kplc.co.ke).
their interest in providing the Services. Interested Consultants should provide information demonstrating that
The Kenya Power and Lighting Company PLC, now invites eligible Consulting Firms (“Consultants”) to indicate their they have the required qualifications and relevant experience to perform the Services. The shortlisting criteria are:
interest in providing the Services. Interested Consultants should provide information demonstrating that they have the 1. At least 5–10 years of demonstrable experience in conducting operational audits or efficiency assess-
required qualifications and relevant experience to perform the Services. The shortlisting criteria are: ments.
1. Relevance and suitability of the applicant firm’s core business to this assignment. 2. Specific experience with power utilities or infrastructure-heavy industries is a major advantage.
2. Interested consultancy firms must have at least ten (10) years of experience. 3. The firm must show successful implementation of Lean methodologies (such as Six Sigma, Kaizen, 5S,
3. The firms must have undertaken similar assignments in a developing country within the last five (5) years. Value Stream Mapping, etc.).
4. Successful delivery of minimum of two (2) similar nature, complexity and sized assignments. 4. Have certification of key team members in Lean/Six Sigma (e.g., Black Belt/Green Belt).
5. The firm’s overall organizational competence, capability and qualifications as demonstrated through its 5. A track record of consultancy projects involving state-owned enterprises, particularly in Sub-Saharan
overall technical experts’ size and mix, financial, technical and managerial strengths and good will in the Africa or similar environments.
industry.
6. ISO 9001 certification is required. Key Experts will not be evaluated at the shortlisting stage.

Key Experts will not be evaluated at the shortlisting stage. The attention of interested Consultants is drawn to Section III, paragraphs, 3.14, 3.16, and 3.17 of the World Bank’s
“Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers” July 2016 Rev. November 2017, Rev. August 2018 and Rev. Novem-
The attention of interested Consultants is drawn to Section III, paragraphs, 3.14, 3.16, and 3.17 of the World Bank’s ber 2020 (“Procurement Regulations”), setting forth the World Bank’s policy on conflict of interest.
“Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers” July 2016 Rev. November 2017, Rev. August 2018 and Rev. November
2020 (“Procurement Regulations”), setting forth the World Bank’s policy on conflict of interest. Consultants may associate with other firms to enhance their qualifications but should indicate clearly whether the
association is in the form of a joint venture and/or a sub-consultancy. In the case of a joint venture, all the partners
Consultants may associate with other firms to enhance their qualifications but should indicate clearly whether the in the joint venture shall be jointly and severally liable for the entire contract, if selected and each member should
association is in the form of a joint venture and/or a sub-consultancy. In the case of a joint venture, all the partners in meet the shortlisting criteria.
the joint venture shall be jointly and severally liable for the entire contract, if selected and each member should meet
the shortlisting criteria. If the consultant is a Joint Venture (JV), the Expression of Interest shall include a copy of the JV Agreement entered
into by all members (Maximum three (3) members only). Alternatively, a letter of intent to execute a JV Agreement
If the consultant is a Joint Venture (JV), the Expression of Interest shall include a copy of the JV Agreement entered into
in the event of a successful proposal shall be signed by all members and submitted with the Expression of Interest,
by all members (Maximum three (3) members only). Alternatively, a letter of intent to execute a JV Agreement in the
together with a copy of the proposed Agreement.
event of a successful proposal shall be signed by all members and submitted with the Expression of Interest, together
with a copy of the proposed Agreement.
A Consultant will be selected in accordance with the QCBS method set out in the Procurement Regulations.
A Consultant will be selected in accordance with the QCBS method set out in the Procurement Regulations. Among Among the submitted applications, The Kenya Power and Lighting Company PLC will shortlist on the basis of the
the submitted applications, The Kenya Power and Lighting Company PLC will shortlist on the basis of the above listed above listed criteria a maximum of Eight (8) consultants to whom the Request for Proposals to carry out the
criteria a maximum of Eight (8) consultants to whom the Request for Proposals to carry out the Services shall be sent. Services shall be sent.

Expressions of Interest (hard copies) shall be submitted in sealed envelopes, delivered to the address below and be Expressions of Interest (hard copies) shall be submitted in sealed envelopes, delivered to the address below and
clearly marked “Expression of Interest for Consultancy Service for Development of Competency Framework, Leadership be clearly marked “Expression of Interest for Consultancy Service for to evaluate its operational processes using
Assessment & Capacity Development Roadmap/Framework and Succession Planning Framework & Leadership Succes- lean management techniques and provide guidance on the implementation of lean principles not later than 10th
sion Mapping no later than 10th June, 2025 at 10:00 am East African Time. June, 2025 at 10:00 am East African Time.

Attention: Attention:
General Manager, Supply Chain & Logistics General Manager, Supply Chain & Logistics
The Kenya Power and Lighting Company PLC The Kenya Power and Lighting Company PLC
Stima Plaza, Kolobot Road, Parklands Stima Plaza, Kolobot Road, Parklands
Floor: 7th Floor, Room No.3 Floor: 7th Floor, Room No.3
P.O. Box 30099 – 00100 Nairobi, Kenya P.O. Box 30099 – 00100 Nairobi, Kenya
Expression of Interest submitted via e-mail shall not be accepted. Expression of Interest submitted via e-mail shall not be accepted.
Consultants who wish to witness the opening of the expression of interest may do so on 10th June, 2025 at 10.30 Consultants who wish to witness the opening of the expression of interest may do so on 10th June, 2025 at 10.30
hours East African Time at Stima Plaza, Auditorium, Kolobot Road, Parklands, Nairobi. hours East African Time at Stima Plaza, Auditorium, Kolobot Road, Parklands, Nairobi.
Interested consultants may obtain further information at the address below during office hours between 0900 to 1200
Interested consultants may obtain further information at the address below during office hours between 0900 to
and 1400 to 1630 hours (East Africa time).
1200 and 1400 to 1630 hours (East Africa time).
Manager, Green Program
Manager, Green Program
Infrastructure Development
Electricity House, 11th Floor Infrastructure Development
Harambee Avenue, City Centre Electricity House, 11th Floor
P.O. Box 30099 - 00100 Harambee Avenue, City Centre
Nairobi, Kenya P.O. Box 30099 - 00100 Nairobi, Kenya
Tel. +254 711031620 Tel. +254 711031620
E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]
Copy: [email protected] Copy: [email protected]
[email protected] [email protected]

GENERAL MANAGER GENERAL MANAGER

SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS www.kplc.co.ke SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS www.kplc.co.ke
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Cotton industry National Transport

pushes for national and Safety Authority

seed production
BY MUOKI CHARLES, KNA PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE

S
The National Transport and Safety Authority has appointed Mr. George Mbagu T/a M/s Immediate Auctioneers P.O Box 75185-00200 to sell by
takeholders in the Public Auction used Motor Vehicles and other Assorted items on dates and venues as follows: -
cotton industry
from Busia and Siaya NO. UNIT QTY MODEL LOCATION Date of Start
OF (where Auction Time
counties have called for ISSUE applicable)
the establishment of cot-
1 Motor Vehicles KCA558F No 1 Toyota Corolla NTSA 4th June 10.00am
ton seed manufacturing Nyahururu 2025
plants across the country
KCE 087D No 1 Toyota Station Nakuru 5th June 12.30pm
to curb the recurring cri- Wagon HZJ 2025
sis of seed shortages and
KCD 347D No 1 Nissan Caravan NTSA 6th June 10.00am
delayed distribution. Kisii 2025
They said the plants will
KCD 405G No 1 Toyota Hilux NTSA 9th June 12.30pm
support the development Mombasa 2025
of new seed varieties, en-
KCA 556F No 1 Toyota Corolla NTSA 9th June 10.00am
sure sustainability, ena- Mombasa 2025
ble timely planting, and
KCE 086D No 1 Toyota Station NTSA 10th June 10.00am
enhance national textile Wagon HZJ Machakos 2025
competitiveness.
KCD433G No 1 Nissan Urvan NTSA 10th June 10.00am
Speaking at Thi- Machakos 2025
ka-based textile industry A farmer harvesting cotton. Photo: Courtesy KCA 555F No 1 Toyota Corolla NTSA Thika 11th June 10.00am
Thika Cloth Mills, which 2025
partnered with the na- ing local seed production for farmers, yet the re-
KCD 404G No 1 Toyota Hilux NTSA Embu 12th June 10.00am
tional government to centres. The delays we turns have been negligi- 2025
distribute over 30 tons face every season only ble,” Olwenyi said.
KCD 427G No 1 Nissan Urvan NTSA HQ 13th June 10.00am
of cotton seeds to farm- discourage potential cot- He said the new seed 2025
ers, they said a local seed ton growers,” said Milly variety sourced from
2 Assorted Car Batteries N/A No 18 N/A NTSA HQ and 13th June 11.00am
manufacturing plant will Odemba, a Siaya-based Cameroon is well-suited Likoni Road 2025
rejuvenate cotton farm- farmer. for Kenya’s climate and (To be sold at
Likoni Road)
ing and reduce the chal- Thika Cloth Mills Cotton urged farmers to take ad-
lenges farmers face when Development Manager, vantage of the ongoing 3 Assorted Motor Vehicle N/A No 185 N/A NTSA Likoni 13th June 11.30am
Tyres Road, Kisumu 2025
accessing seeds. Hesmond Olwenyi called rains for planting. and Mombasa
In Busia, the farmers on the government to In Siaya, the County Di- Offices. (To be
welcomed the distribu- empower institutions like rector of Agriculture Isaac sold at Likoni
Road)
tion of the seeds saying the Kenya Agricultural Munyendo announced
it will align with their and Livestock Research the county’s ambitious 4 Assorted Office N/A No Assorted N/A NTSA Likoni 13th June 12.00pm
Furniture’s, Chairs, Road, 2025
planting season set for Organization (KALRO) to plan to cultivate 50,000 Desks, Seats and Machakos,
June while those in Siaya start cotton seed manu- acres of cotton this year, Broken wooden doors. Thika,
expressed concerns that facturing. up from last year’s 26,000 Mombasa
(To be sold at
the delays will affect pro- “Most cotton-growing acres. Likoni Road)
duction. “We appreciate countries produce their He, however, raised 5 Assorted Car N/A No Assorted N/A NTSA Likoni 13th June 12:30pm
the government and Thika own seeds, which makes concerns over the seed Accessories i.e Road 2025
Cloth Mills for this ges- them affordable and read- shortage which he said Headlamps, Shocks,
Strobe Light, rear lenses,
ture, but the long-term ily available. We’ve spent could slow down their engine block
solution lies in establish- a lot purchasing BT seeds targeted production.
1. More details are provided in the Auction Catalogue available at IMMEDIATE AUCTIONEERS, KENYA POST BANK PENSION
TOWERS (KPOSB), CHAMBERS ROAD, OFF MURANG’A ROAD, 3RD FLOOR SUITE NO. 17 at a cost of Kshs.500/-.

Kenya turns to technology 2. All interested bidders may view the items from the date of the advert to 3rd June 2025 on weekdays during normal working
hours to verify all the details for themselves as these are neither warranted by NTSA nor the appointed auctioneer. All the
items are being sold on AS-IS WHERE IS basis and the sale is subject to a reserve price.

to boost security mission’s

3. Interested bidders are required to pay a refundable bid deposited to the Auctioneers as explained in the
Auction Catalogue as follows.

fight against Haitian gangs

S/No Item Description Quantity Bid No. Deposit (Kshs)

1 Motor Vehicle (per motor vehicle) 10 100,000.00

2 Assorted Items - 20,000.00

the Haitian people. 4. Bidders will be issued with a Bidding Number upon payment of the bid deposit which will serve as an entry pass to the
Álvarez underscored auction yard. No Bidder Whatsoever Without a Bidding Number and the Auction Catalogue Will be Allowed to the
the fundamental right of Auction Yard. No Bids deposit will be placed at the Auction Venues and the payment for the bidding deposit closes
on 3rd June 2025 at 5:00 p.m.
Haitians to shape their 5. The successful bidders must pay a deposit of 10% of the purchase price by close of business of the auction date and the
own future, a sentiment balance within Fourteen (14) calendar days failure to which the 10% deposit and their bid deposit will be forfeited
and the items disposed of at the sole discretion of NTSA. All payments for auction monies are to be remitted through E-Citizen
echoed throughout the or as may be directed by NTSA Accountant who will be present in all auction venues.
meeting. 6. The purchased items must be collected upon full payment and within 14 days from the date of auction failure to which sold
Participants rallied 7.
items/vehicles will attract a daily storage fee of Kshs. 1,000/- per day.
Unsuccessful bidders will be refunded their bid deposit by the auctioneer 7 days after the auction. Any successful bidder
around the urgent need who fails to clear the purchase price within Fourteen (14) days after the auction will have their bid deposit forfeited by the
to resolve funding, equip- auctioneer to the National Transport and Safety Authority.
8. The auction shall adhere to the PPADA 2015 and especially with respect to preferences and reservations.
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi (Left) with ment, and logistical 9. Auctioneer reserves the right to reject or accept any bid in whole or part and is not bound to give reasons for doing so. The
Dominican Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr Roberto Alvarez. hurdles stalling full de- bidding process shall be regulated by the Auctioneer.
ployment. 10. Interested eligible bidders may obtain further information from the Auctioneer on the provided contacts or Deputy Director,
Supply Chain Management.
IRENE AGUM (PCO) ous officials to strengthen They discussed the
security collaboration in strengthening the MSSM, Enquiries and viewing purposes to be made to:

K enya is leveraging
technology to en-
hance the capacity of
support of the MSSM in
the Caribbean country.
Mudavadi who met
either directly or through
a new funding model pro-
posed by the UN Secretary
Director General
Attention: Deputy Director, Supply Chain Management,
National Transport and Safety Authority Headquarters
316 Upper Hill Chambers, 2nd Ngong Avenue
the Multinational Se- with his Dominican coun- General Antonio Guterres Upper Hill, Nairobi
curity Support Mission terpart H. E Roberto Al- to boost the Haitian po- P. O. Box 3602-00506, Nairobi
(MSSM) personnel to dis- varez, donor nations and lice’s capacity and push Email: [email protected]

mantle gang networks United Nations (UN) Se- back the criminal net- Or
causing havoc in Haiti. curity Council Permanent works obstructing lasting
Mr. George Mbagu
Prime Cabinet Secretary Representatives to assess peace. Immediate Auctioneers
and Cabinet Secretary for the Security Mission in Mudavadi also met, Kenya Post Bank Pension Towers, Muranga Road, 3rd Floor Suite No.17
Foreign and Diaspora Af- Haiti said the discussions albeit separately, with P.O. Box 75185-00200 Nairobi
Contact: 0792 824665
fairs Musalia Mudavadi, focused on accelerat- Lieutenant General Carlos Email: [email protected]
who was in the Dominican ing progress in restoring Antonio Fernández On-
Republic, met with vari- peace and livelihoods for ofre, Minister of Defence.
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New hospital reopens amid rising

Sickle Cell cases in Kisumu
BY SHARON BINZARI AND
CHRIS MAHANDARA, KNA NOTICE OF THE 2025 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

T
Notice is hereby given that the 27TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of KENYA REINSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED will be held electronically
he County Govern- on Friday, 20th June 2025 at 11.00 a.m. when the following business will be transacted, namely:
ment of Kisumu has AGENDA
reopened Victoria 1. Constitution of the Meeting - To read the notice convening the Meeting and determine if a quorum is present.
Annex Hospital to serve 2. To receive, consider and, if approved, adopt the Corporation’s audited Financial Statements for the year ended 31st December 2024 together
as a specialized sickle cell with the Chairman’s, Directors’ and Auditors’ Reports thereon.
disease treatment center. 3. To approve payment of a first and final dividend of KSh. 0.15 per share for the financial year ended 31st December 2024 to the shareholders
Kisumu Governor Prof. registered in our books as at 20th June 2025 to be paid on or about 1st August 2025.
Anyang Nyong’o, who 4. Election of Directors:
presided over the launch, a) In accordance with Article 110 of the Corporation’s Articles of Association, the following directors retire by rotation and, having attained the
said the move responds age of seventy years, in accordance with clause 2.5 of the Code of Corporate Governance Practices for Issuers of Securities to the Public
2015, do not offer themselves for re-election:
to the rising number of i. Mrs. Catherine Ngima Kimura
SCD cases in Kisumu and ii. Mrs. Thamuda Omar Hassan
b) In accordance with Article 110 of the Corporation’s Articles of Association, Mr. Robert Waruiru retires by rotation and being eligible, offers
the larger Western Kenya himself for re-election:
region. In Kisumu alone,
5. To approve the Directors’ remuneration report for the period ended 31st December 2024.
he said, approximately
A section of the reopened Victoria Annex hospital in
two out of every 100 Kisumu. The facility managed by Jaramogi Oginga Odinga
6. Auditors
To note that the audit of the Corporation’s books of accounts will continue to be undertaken by the Auditor General or an audit firm appointed
children are born with Teaching and Referral Hospital will offer specialized sickle by her in accordance with Section 14 of the State Corporations Act and Section 23 of the Public Audit Act 2015.
sickle cell disease, and cell disease treatment. PHOTOS BY CHRIS MAHANDARA 7. To authorise the Directors to fix the remuneration of the Auditors.
around 21 percent carry
8. To authorise the Directors to appoint members of the Audit Committee of the Board.
the sickle cell trait. ease has on our region. with the facility now in
Most of these chil- It deeply affects families place, the county gov- 9. To approve the following policies:
a) Board Diversity Policy
dren, he added, do not physically, emotionally, ernment will push to b) Corporate Disclosures Policy
live to celebrate their and financially,” he said. establish a bone mar- c) Dispute Resolution Policy
d) Remuneration Policy
fifth birthday. The new The development fol- row transplant center to e) Stakeholders’ Communication Policy
facility, which will be lows the county gov- guarantee comprehen- SPECIAL BUSINESS
managed by Jaramogi ernment’s rollout of a sive care for SCD patients 10. Expansion Programme – Creation of a subsidiary in Tanzania
Oginga Odinga Teach- comprehensive strategy in the area. To consider and, if thought fit, to pass the following resolution as a special resolution:
ing and Referral Hospi- to manage the disease “We started with a a) “That the Company be and is hereby authorised to establish a subsidiary in Tanzania on such terms and conditions as may be determined
by the relevant regulatory authorities and the Board of Directors.
tal (JOOTRH), has been through partnerships screening program to b) That the Directors be and are hereby authorised to determine the conditions upon which the subsidiary in Tanzania will be established,
repurposed to combat with the American So- progressively expand to obtain all the required regulatory approvals, consents and authorisations and generally to do and effect all acts and things required to
give effect to the above resolution.”
the disease. ciety of Hematology, into comprehensive care.
“This is a significant PerkinElmer, and Novar- This facility is a huge step 11. To transact any other business in respect of which due notice has been received.
moment for us, as many tis, securing better diag- toward making that care By Order of the Board
are aware of the profound nostics and treatment for a reality for our people,”
impact sickle cell dis- patients. He added that he said. Charles N. Kariuki
Corporation Secretary,
Kenya Reinsurance Corporation Limited
Reinsurance Plaza, 15th Floor, Taifa Road
P.O. Box 30271–00100
Nairobi

16th May 2025

ETHICS AND ANTI-CORRUPTION NOTES:

1. Any member may by notice duly signed by him or her and delivered to the Corporation Secretary on the above address, not less than seven (7)

COMMISSION days and not more than twenty one (21) days before the date appointed for the Annual General Meeting give notice of his intention to propose
any other person for election to the Board, such notice to be accompanied by a notice signed by the person proposed of his or her willingness to
be elected. The proposed person need not be a member of the Company.

2. During the period when physical meetings could not be held because of Covid 19, it was noted that ten times more shareholders attended virtual
meetings than physical meetings. A decision was taken to hold the AGM virtually. The company’s Articles of Association provide for holding of
virtual shareholder meetings.

VACANCIES 3. Any shareholder wishing to follow the virtual meeting should register for the AGM by doing the following:
i) Dialling *483*901# for all networks and follow the various prompts regarding the registration process; or
ii) Sending an email request to be registered to [email protected].
iii) Shareholders with email addresses will receive a registration link via email through which they can use to register
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) is established under Section 3 of the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Act, To complete the registration process, shareholders will need to have their ID/Passport Numbers which were used to purchase their
No. 22 of 2011, pursuant to Article 79 of the Constitution of Kenya. The mandate of the Commission is to combat and shares and/or their CDSC Account Number at hand. For assistance Shareholders should dial the following helpline number: 0709 170
prevent corruption and economic crime in Kenya through law enforcement, preventive measures, public education and 000/0709 170 030 from 9am to 4pm every working day.
promotion of standards and best practices of integrity, ethics and anti-corruption. 4. Registration for the AGM opens on Wednesday 14th May 2025 and will close on Wednesday 18th June 2025 at 11:00 am.

The Commission invites applications from suitably qualified persons to fill the following positions: 5. In accordance with Section 283 (2) (c) of the Companies Act, the following documents may be viewed on the Company’s website https://www.
kenyare.co.ke/:
(i) a copy of this Notice and the proxy form;
S/ Position EACC Grade Vacancy Ref. No. Number of (ii) the Company’s audited financial statements for the year 2024
No Posts
The reports may also be accessed upon request by dialling the USSD code above and selecting the Reports option. The reports and agenda can
1 Senior Investigation Officer – Mechanical Engineer 6 EACC/LSAR/SIOME/1 1 also be accessed on the livestream link.

2 Administration Officer II – Property Management 8 EACC/LSAR/AOIIPM/2 1 6. Shareholders wishing to raise any questions or clarifications regarding the AGM may do so by:
a. sending their written questions by email to [email protected] or [email protected]
b. to the extent possible, physically delivering their written questions with a return physical address or email address to the registered office
3 Investigation Officer II – Accountant/Auditor 8 EACC/INV/IOIIA/4 2 of the Company at Reinsurance Plaza or Image Registrars offices at 5th floor, Absa Towers (formerly Barclays Plaza), Loita Street; or
c. sending their written questions with a return physical address or email address by registered post to the Company’s address at P.O. Box
4 ICT Officer II – Software Developer 8 EACC/CSS/ICTOII/5 2 30271- 00100 Nairobi.
Shareholders who will have registered to participate in the meeting shall be able to ask questions via sms by dialling the USSD code above and
5 Risk Management Officer II 8 EACC/IA/RMOII/9 1 selecting the option (Ask Question) on the prompts.
Shareholders must provide their full details (full names, ID/Passport Number/CDSC Account Number) when submitting their
6 Accounts Assistant I 9 EACC/F&P/AAI/8 2 questions and clarifications.
All questions and clarification received by the Company by Thursday, 19th June 2025 at 5:00 pm and during the meeting will be responded
7 Paralegal Clerk II 10 EACC/LSAR/PLCII/3 3 to and published on the Company’s website after the General Meeting. Some of the questions will also be answered during the meeting.

8 Information Assistant II 10 EACC/PS/IAII/10 1 7. In accordance with Section 298(1) of the Companies Act, Shareholders entitled to attend and vote at the AGM are entitled to appoint a proxy to
vote on their behalf. A proxy need not be a member of the Company but if not the Chairman of the AGM, the appointed proxy will need access to
a mobile telephone. A proxy form is attached to this Notice and is available on the Company’s website via this link: www.kenyare.co.ke. Physical
9 Administrative Secretary II 10 EACC/CSS/ASII/6 2 copies of the proxy form are also available at the following address: Image Registrars Limited offices, 5th Floor Absa Towers (formerly Barclays
Plaza), Loita Street. A proxy must be signed by the appointor or his attorney duly authorized in writing, or, if the appointor is a company,
10 Supply Chain Management Assistant II 10 EACC/SCM/SCMAII/11 2 either under seal, or under the hand of an officer or attorney duly authorized by the company. A completed form of proxy should be emailed to
[email protected] or delivered to Image Registrars Limited, 5th Floor Absa Towers (formerly Barclays Plaza), Loita Street, P.O. Box
11 Office Assistant III 12 EACC/CSS/OAIII/7 2 9287 – 00100 GPO, Nairobi, so as to be received not later than 18th June 2025 at 11.00 a.m. Any person appointed as a proxy should submit his/
her mobile telephone number or email address to the Company not later than Wednesday 18th June 2025 11.00 am. Any proxy registration that
Total 19 is rejected will be communicated to the shareholder concerned no later than 3 pm 18th June 2025 to allow time to address any issues.

8. The AGM will be streamed live via a link which shall be provided to all shareholders who will have successfully registered to participate in the
Interested candidates should complete EACC Form 1 online from https://jobs.integrity.go.ke and attach copies of Annual General Meeting. Duly registered shareholders and proxies will receive a short message service (SMS)/USSD prompt on their registered
ID, CV, academic/ professional certificates and testimonials. The details of the job descriptions and requirements are mobile numbers, 24 hours prior to the AGM acting as a reminder of the AGM. A second SMS/USSD prompt shall be sent one hour ahead of the
AGM, reminding duly registered shareholders and proxies that the AGM will begin in an hours’ time and providing a link to the livestream.
provided on our website www.eacc.go.ke.
9. Duly registered Shareholders and proxies may access the AGM agenda and follow the proceedings of the AGM via livestream platform. Duly
All applications must be made online and will be acknowledged via an email. Only shortlisted candidates will be registered Shareholders and proxies may vote (when prompted by the chairman) via the USSD prompts as well as through the VOTE tab on
the livestream link.
invited for interview.
10. A poll shall be conducted for all the resolutions put forward on notice.
The applications should be received not later than Tuesday, 3rd June, 2025 at 5.00 pm.
11. Results of the AGM shall be published within 48 hours following conclusion of the AGM on the Company’s website www.kenyare.co.ke
EACC is an equal opportunity employer.
Canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification.
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New training programme Stakeholders chart

empowers chiefs on climate a green future
and security integration
BY DIANA ROTICH, PCO and adopt renewable energy solu-
tions.

O
ver 250 stakeholders from Principal Secretary Alex Wa-
across Eastern Africa and chira also addressed the gath-
BY CHRISTINE CHERYL (MYGOV) beyond gathered in Nai- ering, emphasizing Kenya’s
robi for the inaugural Eastern commitment to green hydro-

T
he Ministry of Interior Africa Regional Green Hydrogen gen through its Green Hydrogen
and National Adminis- Symposium, a landmark event Strategy and Roadmap launched
tration has inaugurated that aimed to redefine the region’s in 2023. “Green hydrogen was not
a landmark capacity-build- energy and industrial trajectory. simply a new fuel—it was a stra-
ing programme for chiefs. The symposium was officially tegic enabler for a cleaner, more
Under the National Climate opened by Hon. J. Opiyo Wan- resilient, and inclusive regional
Change Security Resilience dayi, Cabinet Secretary for Energy economy,” he said.
Programme (NCCSRP), this in- and Petroleum, who described Kenya had already established
itiative aims to integrate climate green hydrogen as a “catalyst for national guidelines to encour-
action into national security and economic transformation, en- age private sector investment
grassroots governance structures. vironmental sustainability, and in hydrogen and its derivatives,
The training, held at the IGAD geopolitical cooperation.” In his including green ammonia and
Centre for Climate Prediction keynote address, Wandayi high- methanol—fuels seen as critical
and Applications (ICPAC), is lighted Africa’s unique oppor- to decarbonizing heavy industries
part of a broader effort to equip Principal Secretary for Internal Security and National Administration, tunity to lead the global energy such as steel production, fertiliz-
National Government Admin- Dr. Raymond Omollo. transition, citing the continent’s ers, shipping, and aviation.
istrative Officers (NGAOs) with rich endowment in geothermal, Wachira stressed the impor-
tools for local climate risk coor- munal conflict, and economic Friday, has seen communities solar, wind, and hydro power. tance of regional cooperation in
dination and resilience building. vulnerability. plant an average of over 250 trees “This was not just another accelerating investments, de-
The programme has also engaged “This is no longer just an envi- per site nationwide - demon- meeting,” Wandayi remarked. veloping infrastructure, and
officers from the National Police ronmental concern. It is a mat- strating local ownership of the “It was a convening of minds, of generating green jobs. “Let this
Service, Kenya Prisons Service, ter of national security. Chiefs national tree-planting campaign vision, and of resolve... Together, symposium be more than just a
and Immigration Department, are uniquely positioned to act in support of the President’s di- we could position Eastern Africa forum—let it be a launchpad for
establishing a multi-agency, as trusted conveners and now, rective to grow 15 billion trees as a green hydrogen pioneer not coordinated action,” he urged.
whole-of-government approach. climate champions at the com- by 2032. just for Africa, but for the world.” The symposium brought to-
Presiding over the opening ses- munity level,” Dr. Omollo stated. Dr. Omollo reaffirmed the Organized with support from gether government officials, in-
sion, the Principal Secretary for Since its national rollout in government’s commitment to the Federal Republic of Germany, vestors, academics, civil society
Internal Security and National May 2024, the National NCCSRP a whole-of-society response, the European Union, and GIZ, the leaders, and development part-
Administration, Dr. Raymond has engaged more than 13,000 highlighting the critical partner- event marked a turning point in ners, all unified by a common
Omollo, emphasized the grow- Kenyans across 1,600 grassroots ship with IGAD, which provides regional collaboration on green goal: to lay the groundwork for a
ing urgency of climate-related groups mobilized by chiefs. technical expertise in climate energy. It took place as countries green hydrogen ecosystem that
threats, citing their direct links to The monthly Chiefs Climate risk analysis and resilience pro- around the world ramped up ef- was inclusive, equitable, and re-
internal displacement, intercom- Action Day, observed every first gramming. forts to reduce carbon emissions gionally integrated.

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Authority launches two-year Senior Assistant Director

for Manufacturing at
the Micro and Small
Ms. Tabitha Gicheru said
through the Nyota Pro-
drive to empower youth and Enterprises Authority
(MSEA) Ms. Tabitha
ject, through the sup-
port of World Bank, the

women entrepreneurs Gicheru addressing the

press in Naivasha during
a sensitization exercise
Authority is seeking to
support the 110,000 vul-
nerable youth who have
BY MABEL KEYA – SHIKUKU, in Africa – Supporting porting entrepreneurship with youth entrepreneurs less than Form Four for-
from Nakuru on existing
KNA Entrepreneurial Ecosys- are effectively imple- opportunities and policy mal education across
tem Development (IY- mented, closely moni- supporting ecosystems three counties of Nakuru,

M icro and Small En-

terprises Authority
(MSEA) is implement-
BA-SEED), focuses on
improving policy im-
plementation and rais-
tored, and responsive to
the needs of young and
women entrepreneurs.
to grow their businesses.
PHOTOS BY MABEL KEYA -
SHIKUKU
Uasin - Gishu and Kisumu
with Sh50,000 grants to
start their enterprises.
ing a two-year initiative ing awareness among The focus sectors include She was speaking to the
aimed at strengthen- young men and women agriculture, the blue press in Naivasha during
ing the micro and small entrepreneurs about economy, infrastructure 18 to 29 — and up to 35 ing, training, and net- a sensitization meeting
e n te r p r i s e s (MSE) the existing busi- development, the digital years for Persons Living working opportunities. with youth entrepreneurs
ecosystem in Kenya. ness support availa- economy, manufactur- with Disabilities (PWDs) Senior Assistant Director from Nakuru on existing
The project, conducted ble to help them thrive. ing, and financial services. — and seeks to empower for Manufacturing at the opportunities and policy
in collaboration with In- The initiative aims to en- The project targets out- MSEs with the knowledge Micro and Small Enter- supporting ecosystems
vesting in Young Business sure that policies sup- of-school youth aged needed to access fund- prises Authority (MSEA) that grow their business.

OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL

& &
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

SELECTION PANEL FOR THE PURPOSE OF NOMINATING SUITABLE SELECTION PANEL FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECOMMENDING SUITABLE
CANDIDATES FOR APPOINMENT AS A MEMBER OF THE COMMISSION CANDIDATES FOR APPOINMENT AS A MEMBER OF THE COMMISSION

CANCELLED - VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT

VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT
The Waqf Commission is a body corporate established pursuant to Section 5 of the Waqf Act, CAP. 109 of the Laws
of Kenya. The Waqf Commission is a body corporate established pursuant to Section 5 of the Waqf Act, CAP. 109 of the
Laws of Kenya.
The Commission has the following functions;
a) register all awqaf;
The Commission has the following functions;
b) administer and manage waqf properties registered under this Act;

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a) register all awqaf;
c) supervise the efficient and effective management of all waqf properties registered under this Act;
d) ensure the effective implementation of the provisions of this Act;
b) administer and manage waqf properties registered under this Act;

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e) establish such structures as may be necessary for the effective performance of its functions or exercise of its c) supervise the efficient and effective management of all waqf properties registered under this Act;
powers under this Act; d) ensure the effective implementation of the provisions of this Act;

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f) formulate policies for the performance of its functions; e) establish such structures as may be necessary for the effective performance of its functions or exercise of
g) collect zakat and other charitable contributions from Muslims for the purposes of this Act; its powers under this Act;

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h) develop and facilitate adequate continuous training programmes to enhance the standard and effectiveness of f) formulate policies for the performance of its functions;
trustees; g) collect zakat and other charitable contributions from Muslims for the purposes of this Act;

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i) formulate, implement and oversee programmes to raise awareness on waqf matters; and h) develop and facilitate adequate continuous training programmes to enhance the standard and effective-
j) perform such other functions as may be prescribed by this Act or any other written law. ness of trustees;
i) formulate, implement and oversee programmes to raise awareness on waqf matters; and

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Members of the Commission shall serve on part time basis and shall hold office for a period of five years and shall be j) perform such other functions as may be prescribed by this Act or any other written law.
eligible for reappointment for one further term of five years.

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Members of the Commission shall serve on part time basis and shall hold office for a period of five years and
Remuneration - Members of the Commission will be paid such allowances as may be determined pursuant to Sec- shall be eligible for reappointment for one further term of five years.
tion 10 of the Waqf Act.

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Remuneration - Members of the Commission will be paid such allowances as may be determined pursuant to
Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill eight (8) vacant positions of member of the Waqf Section 10 of the Waqf Act.

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Commission.
Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill eight (8) vacant positions of member of the
1. Requirements for Appointment Waqf Commission.
a) One alim who shall be well versed in islamic jurisprudence;
b) One person who shall be prominent in business or entrpreneurship; 1. Requirements for Appointment
c) Six persons who shall be knowledgeable and experienced in- a) One alim who shall be well versed in islamic jurisprudence;
i. Law b) One person who shall be prominent in business or entrpreneurship;
ii. Accounting v. Finance and investment
vi. Architecture; or c) Six persons who shall be knowledgeable and experienced in-
iii. Land economics
vii. Administration i. Law
iv. Social work
ii. Accounting
iii. Land economics
2. Other Requirements iv. Social work
The shortlisted candidates will be required to submit the following documents during interviews; v. Finance and investment
a) Tax compliance certificate from the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) vi. Architecture; or
b) Certificate of clearance from the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) vii. Administration
c) Current police clearance certificate from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI)
d) Duly filled and stamped self declaration clearance from the Ethics and Anti- Corruption Commission (EACC) 2. How to apply

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e) Credit Reference Bureau Clearance Certificate
I. Interested and qualified candidates should forward one (1) copy of the Employment Application Form

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3. How to apply available at the Office of the Attorney General’s website www.statelaw.go.ke including copies of their
curriculum vitae, relevant academic and professional certificates and other relevant supporting documents.

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I. Interested and qualified candidates should forward one (1) copy of Employment Application Form available at Scanned copies of these documents should accompany an online application.
the Office of the Attorney General’s website www.statelaw.go.ke including copies of their curriculum vitae,

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relevant academic and professional certificates and other relevant supporting documents.Scanned copies of II. All applications should be clearly marked “APPLICATION FOR THE POSITION OF MEMBER WAQF
these documents should accompany an online application. COMMISSION” and addressed to;

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II. All applications should be clearly marked “APPLICATION FOR THE POSITION OF MEMBER WAQF COMMIS- THE CHAIRPERSON
SION” and addressed to; SELECTION PANEL

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WAQF COMMISSION
THE CHAIRPERSON
20TH FLOOR,CBK PENSIONS TOWERS
SELECTION PANEL

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HARAMBEE AVENUE
WAQF COMMISSION
SHERIA HOUSE 8TH FLOOR,
P.O BOX 40112-00100 NAIROBI

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HARAMBEE AVENUE III. Online applications together with relevant documents in portable document format (PDF) should be sent
P.O BOX 40112- 00100 NAIROBI to [email protected]

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III. Online applications together with relevant documents in portable format (PDF) should be sent to:
[email protected] 3. Closing dates
All applications should reach the selection panel on or before 1 July 2024 at 5:00 p.m
st All applications should reach the selection panel on or before Monday, 9th June, 2025 at 5:00 p.m.

Please note Please note

• The selection panel , Waqf Commission is committed to availing equal employment opportunites . Persons with • The selection panel , Waqf Commission is committed to availing equal employment opportunites . Persons
disabilities, women, youth and the marginalized are encouraged to apply; with disabilities, women, youth and the marginalized are encouraged to apply;
• Only shortlisted and successful candidates will contacted; • Canvassing in any form will lead to automatic disqualification; and
• Canvassing in any form will lead to automatic disqualification; and • Only shortlisted candidates shall be required to produce originals of their National identity card, academic
• Shortlisted candidates will be required to produce originals of their National identity card, academic and pro-
and professional certificates, transcripts, and other testimonials during interviews.
fessional certificates and transcripts, and other testimonials during interviews.
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Mombasa County allocates Sh100m to boost Blue Economy

BY SADIK HASSAN, KNA possible if we had a frosty rela-
tionship with the National Gov-

T
he County Government of ernment,” Governor Nassir said.
Mombasa is ramping up The BMUs have been trained
investments in the Blue and equipped with 33 modern
Economy to unlock its vast fishing boats to enhance their
economic potential, aiming to efficiency in fishing and increase
combat poverty and improve their fish catches.
livelihoods. Despite its promise, The boats, County Executive
the sector remains largely un- Committee Member (CECM) for
derutilized—even as it holds the Blue Economy, Agriculture and
key to sustainable development, Livestock Kibibi Khamis, says,
particularly in light of the re- have significantly increased the
gion’s growing youth population. fish catches.
Mombasa Governor Abduls- “With the new boats, our fish-
wamad Nassir emphasized the ermen now return with approx-
sector’s capacity to spur eco- imately two tonnes of fish, up
nomic growth and expand local from the previous five to ten kilo-
commerce. “Small-scale fish- grammes. We’ve also provided
eries are a vital source of liveli- refrigerators to store the catch
hood for our coastal and lakeside and minimise losses,” CECM
communities, providing nour- Khamis said.
ishment, income, and a source To access credit facilities from
of cultural identity,” he stated. financial institutions, the De-
To catalyze growth in the sec- partment of Blue Economy has
tor, the County Government transformed the BMUs into co-
has allocated KSh100 million operatives.
to the Department of Blue The fishermen say the boats
Governor Abdulswammad Nassir (L) and County Executive Committee Member for Blue Economy,
Economy. The funds will sup- have enabled them to venture Agriculture and Livestock, Kibibi Khamis (R), in a meeting at the Governor’s office to review the
port the empowerment of over into the high seas, and the cox- implementation of key projects in the department.
300 Beach Management Units swain training is a great addition
(BMUs) through the acquisition to their skills. reserves in the reefer container to farmers with hatcheries and lay-
of modern fishing equipment. “To minimise post-harvest sustain our business,” she added. ers, so that we can have chicks
The Governor praised the coop- losses, we secured funding To complement income from that will be able to grow and get
eration with the national govern- for a reefer container capable To minimise post- fishing, the County Chief Of- more money from that,” Randu
ment, which has facilitated the of storing 30 tonnes of fish,” harvest losses, we ficer for Blue Economy, Agri- noted. She went on, “In addi-
construction of the Sh175 million Mercy Mghanga, the Chairlady of secured funding culture and Livestock Roselyn tion, the department is looking
Kidongo Fish Landing Site in Coastal Women in Fisheries, said. for a reefer container Randu said most farmers have forward to training livestock
Bamburi, Kisauni Constituency, “This way, when fishermen embraced poultry farming be- farmers in embryo transfer to
now nearing completion. cannot venture out to sea due capable of storing 30 cause they can get income within ensure our farmers have access
“That would not have been to high tides, we will have fish tonnes of fish six months. “We have supported to best practices at a low rate”.

KENYA MARITIME
AUTHORITY
(KMA)

TENDER NOTICE
Kenya Maritime Authority (KMA) is a state corporation whose mandate is to regulate, co-ordinate and oversee
TENDER FOR DISPOSAL OF OBSOLETE maritime affairs guided by the Kenya Maritime Authority Act No. 5 of 2006 and the Merchant Shipping Act,
2009. KMA invites sealed National tenders as below: -

ASSETS AND UNSERVICEABLE STORES No Tender No Item/Service Description Closing Date / Targeted
Time Group

Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC) is a Public Media Training Institution in Kenya 1. KMA/RFP/07/2024-2025 Request for Proposal for Provision of 29th May, 2025 Open
established in 1961. It is currently a state corporation established through Legal notice No. 197 Legal Compliance and Governance Audit at 10.00 a.m.
Consultancy Services for the Period End-
of 2011(amended) The Institute offers training in Postgraduate, Diploma and Certificate levels
ing 30th June, 2025
in Communication and Cinematic Arts.

The institute invites sealed bids from interested bidders for the disposal of various obsolete Eligible Tenderers may obtain further information and download the Tender Document free of charge from
the Kenya Maritime Authority (KMA) website; www.kma.go.ke under “Tenders” portal and/or Public
assets and unserviceable stores as detailed in the disposal documents.
Procurement Information Portal (PPIP) https://www.tenders.go.ke respectively. Those who download
the document must immediately forward their particulars (i.e. Name & Contacts of Applicant) to email;
S/N Tender Name Tender No. Viewing dates Closing Date [email protected] and/or [email protected] for purposes of registration and any further tender
clarifications and addendum.
1 Tender for Disposal of Kimc/DS/16/2024-2025 22 to 26 MAY
nd th
28th May 2025
Assets and Unservice- 2025 at 10.00Am Original, Completed Tender documents plus one copy should be enclosed in plain sealed envelope, clearly
able Stores. marked with tender reference name & number and should be deposited in the Tender Box located at 4th Floor
of Kenya Maritime Authority’s Headquarter Offices; KMA Towers, Mbaraki Road, Mombasa addressed to: -
Director General
Interested Bidders are advised to download the Detailed Disposal document from the Institutes
Kenya Maritime Authority
website: www.kimc.ac.ke and PPIP Portal; www.tenders.go.ke with effect from 21st May, P. O. Box 95076-80104
2025. MOMBASA

Bidders may obtain further information from the Procurement Department of KIMC at the so as to be received on or before 29th May, 2025 at 10.00 am.
address below during working hours from 9.00 to 16.00 Hours local time Monday to Friday.
Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the Candidates or their representatives who
The Director /C.E.O choose to attend at the 4th Floor KMA Board Room- Bahari Towers, Mbaraki Road, Mombasa.
Kenya Institute of Mass communication
Any canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification. Late tenders will not be accepted.
Uholo Road (South B), Off Mombasa Road
P.O. Box 42422-00100
DIRECTOR GENERAL
Nairobi.
KENYA MARITIME AUTHORITY
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Government initiates MINISTRY OF YOUTH AFFAIRS,CREATIVE ECONOMY AND SPORTS

review of Wildlife
Conservation and STATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUTH AFFAIRS AND CREATIVE ECONOMY

Management Act
BY ISAIAH NAYIKA AND
DANIEL KIPCHUMBA,
border communities
to own and protect the
REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
KNA ecosystem for poster- (CONSULTING SERVICES – FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT - FIRMS SELECTION)
ity.

T he State Depart-
ment for Wildlife
has started introduc-
Decrying what they
termed as some stiff
sections in the current
Country:
Name of Project:
KENYA
NATIONAL YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES TOWARDS ADVANCEMENT
ing amendments to law, the participants Credit No. IDA-7355-KE/Grant No. E210-KE
the Wildlife Conserva- said such sections like
tion and Management “shoot to kill” for Assignment Consultancy Services for Provision of Employer Organizations/ Service Providers for placement of NYOTA
Act, (CAP 376). those found in gazetted Title: beneficiaries on apprenticeship (On the Job Experience) (OJE)
The amendments wildlife areas should Reference No: Provided in the table herein
seek to, among other be dealt away with
things, align the Act as they only serve to The Government of Kenya has received financing from the World Bank towards the cost of the National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement (NYOTA)
with the Constitution of create more animosity Project and intends to apply part of the proceeds for consulting services.
Kenya, 2010 regarding between wildlife and
The consulting services (“the Services”) include placement of the beneficiaries in Apprenticeship (On-The- Job Experience) with employers for 3 to 5
the roles and respon- border communities. months and thereafter placement in paid employment for a period of at least 6 months.
sibilities of different “We should strive
levels of government, to create a cordial re- The main objective of the On-The- Job- Experience is to provide job specific technical skills to targeted youth through apprenticeship and job placement, which
will be provided by the private sector employers. The consultant will be responsible for bringing in the private sector employers to place targeted youth bene-
emerging issues in the lationship which will
ficiaries on apprenticeship and job placement opportunities.
wildlife sector, and enhance coexistence
harmonizing the Act between wildlife and The duties and responsibilities of the Consultant will include;- Mobilization of the private sector employers, identification of job opportunities, apprenticeship
with National Wildlife the border commu- and job placement.
Policy 2020, the Na- nities. Sections in the On–The-Job Experience will be provided at work places convenient to youth in each of the 47 counties.
tional Wildlife Strategy law which have threat-
2030 and other relevant ened this should be The Services will cover beneficiaries in 47 counties grouped in eight (8) lots and staggered over a period of three years. As part of expression of Interest, Service
policies. dealt away with. Let Providers will be required to indicate a lot or lots that they are interested in, which are as tabulated below:
The amendments also the laws allow fami-
Lot Reference No: Counties Estimated Trainee No.
seek to provide legal lies and communities
clarity and certainty in around parks and game Lot 1 KE-SDYA-464703-CS-FBS Nakuru, Laikipia, Narok, Bomet, Kericho, Nyamira, Homabay, Kisii 7,055
the governance of the reserves to benefit di- Lot 2 KE-SDYA-464716-CS-FBS Kisumu, Migori, Kakamega, Bungoma, Transnzioa, Vihiga, Busia, Siaya 7,740
wildlife sector, reengi- rectly,” said Lawrence
Lot 3 KE-SDYA-464735-CS-FBS Machakos, Kitui, Makueni, Taita Taveta, Kwale 4,300
neer wildlife conserva- Kimutai.
tion and management Urging the govern- Lot 4 KE-SDYA-464762-CS-FBS Kirinyaga, Embu, Nyeri, Meru, Tharaka Nithi, Nyandarua 5,498
approaches in Kenya ment and relevant Lot 5 KE-SDYA-490180-CS-FBS Isiolo, Samburu, Marsabit Turkana 4,240
and enhance economic agencies to involve
Lot 6 KE-SDYA-464769-CS-FBS Nandi, Uasin Gishu, Baringo, West Pokot, Elgeyo Marakwet 4,510
opportunities linked to communities around
wildlife. parks in wildlife con- Lot 7 KE-SDYA-465167-CS-FBS Mombasa, Kilifi, Wajir, Mandera, Garrisa, Tana River, Lamu, 6,787
Speaking during a servation efforts, Ki- Lot 8 KE-SDYA-465168-CS-FBS Nairobi, Kiambu, Kajiado, Muranga 4,870
public participation mutai said this was
exercise in Kitale, res- the only sure way the
idents of Trans Nzoia, initiative would bear
It is anticipated that there will be a minimum of three cycles in each County. NOTE:
Each cycle will last for 3 to 5 months in apprenticeship and placement in em- 1. Key Experts will not be evaluated at the shortlisting stage.
West Pokot and Turkana tangible results. ployment for at least six (6) months post apprenticeship. 2. Expression of Interest Documents to be submitted for every lot applied for.
Counties welcomed the “Let it be captured 3. The shortlist will contain 5 to 8 firms for each lot.
amendments saying and spelt out in the The Terms of Reference (ToR) for the primary procurement stage for the as-
signments can be obtained/ downloaded from https://youth.go.ke/ten- The attention of interested Consultants is drawn to section III paragraph 3.14,
the proposals would law how communities ders-and-awards /and www.nyotaproject.go.ke 3.16, 3.17 of the World Bank’s “Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers”
effectively address the around the parks will dated July 2016 and revised in February 2025 (6th Edition) (“Procurement
missing gaps in the Act be involved and benefit The Ministry of Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports (State Department Regulations”), setting forth the World Bank’s policy on conflict of interest. In
and effectively help ad- from the conservation for Youth Affairs and Creative Economy) now invites eligible consulting firms addition, please refer the following specific information on conflict of interest
(“Consultants”) to indicate their interest in providing the Services. Interested related to this assignment; “Consultants shall not be hired for any assign-
dress human-wildlife efforts. ments that would be in conflict with their prior or current obligations to
Consultants should provide information demonstrating that they have the re-
conflict. “The problem starts quired qualifications and relevant experience to perform the Services. other clients, or that may place them in a position of being unable to carry
Urging the gov- when the laws put out the assignment in the best interests of the borrower.”
ernment to prioritize those living with the NB: Firms in the following skill areas are highly encouraged to submit their
Consultants may associate with other firms to enhance their qualifications but
communities living wildlife on one side and Expression of Interest:- Blue , Orange, Green,Grey economies and Digital
should indicate clearly whether the association is in the form of a joint venture
space.
around parks and game law enforcers on the and/or a sub-consultancy. In the case of a joint venture, all the partners in
reserves when it comes other side,” he added, The shortlisting criteria are: the joint venture shall be jointly and severally liable for the entire contract, if
to sharing wildlife re- calling for more time to 1. Cover letter for EOI indicating lots applied for; selected.
sources, the partic- be set aside for public 2. The firm shall be registered/ incorporated as a consulting firm. A Consultant will be selected in accordance with the Framework Agreement
ipants said the move participation to ensure 3. Seven (7) years of Experience working in a comparable youth employ- arrangements described in the Procurement Regulations and to be specifically
would help wildlife no one is left out. ment project, Five (5) years of experience in placement in On-The-Job
set out in the Request for Proposals.
experience.
Further information can be obtained at the address below during official work-
4. Should have operations in at least 3 counties across the country with ing hours [0800 to 1700 Hours].
evidence of diverse employer connections in different economic sectors
both in Kenya and any other country. Expressions of interest must be delivered in a written form to the address below
(in person, or by mail, or by e-mail) to be received on or before 9th June, 2025
5. Proven Capacities and experiences of the service provider to achieve in at 1000 Hours.
a Results Based Financing Model;
Principal Secretary,
6. Readiness to implement: Has a well-defined team structure that has
State Department For Youth Affairs and
experience in implementing youth projects including apprentice-
Creative Economy
ship (On-The-Job Experience) and placement of beneficiaries in paid National Project Manager - NYOTA
employment that will include key staff with the following qualifications; Bruce House, Standard Street, 3rd floor Northern Wing room No. 321
i. Team Leader: Post graduate degree in management or P. O. Box 34303 – 00100, Nairobi, Kenya
administration, at least ten (10) years of high-level profession- Tel: +254 208693400,
al experience in program design, coordination and/or Email: [email protected]
management. Must have been team leader in at least one
comparable assignment.
ii. Human Resource Expert: Post graduate degree in Human Completed REOI document (paginated and stamped/signed on each page) and
resource management, Labour relations, Social Sciences; at enclosed in plain sealed envelope marked with the tender reference number
least eight (8) years of experience with job recruitment, place- and addressed to the Principal Secretary, State Department of Youth Affairs and
ment and retention. Creative Economy, P. O. Box 34303 – 00100, Nairobi, Kenya, and should be
iii. Quality assurance Manager: Post graduate degree in Monitor- deposited in the Tender box at Bruce House 3rd Floor to be received on or before
ing and Evaluation or any related field; at least five (5) years of 9th June 2025 at 1000 Hours.
experience in Monitoring, Evaluation and Verification
Residents of Trans Nzoia, West Pokot and Turkana The REOI will be closed/opened immediately thereafter at the NYOTA Board-
give out views on the proposal to review the Wildlife 7. Demonstrated technical and managerial capacity to undertake the room, Bruce House, Standard Street.
Conservation and Management Act, (CAP 376) at assignments in the submitted company profile
Kitale Museum. PHOTO BY CHARITY WANJALA/KNA
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Kenya and UAE sign seven MoUs to bolster relations

BY IRENE AGUM (PCO) AND fairs, economic develop- of Understanding on Labour boost technical capacity, streamline procedures, ulti- edge sharing, feasibility
PSC ment, energy, transport, matters and a Protocol on transfer technology, and mately strengthening border studies, testing new tech-
customs, the establishment Domestic Workers to regu- accelerate the clean energy control and protecting eco- nologies, and exploring fur-

K
enya and the United of a joint business council, late and strengthen labour transition for greater access. nomic interests. ther areas of cooperation for
Arab Emirates (UAE) and railway development. migration between the two On transport, the MoU To bolster private sector industrial development.
have signed seven President Ruto said the countries. outlines a framework for ties, the two nations will The MoU on military co-
agreements aimed at deep- UAE is increasingly as- It is estimated that there cooperation in rail, aviation, establish a Kenya-UAE Joint operation commits both
ening bilateral cooperation suming a strategic position are approximately 30,000 and road transport, pro- Business Council to foster nations to collaborate un-
between the two nations. within Kenya’s global de- Kenyans living and working moting joint projects, fea- closer business relations, der national laws and in-
The signing of MoUs was velopmental partnership in the UAE in various sectors sibility studies, investment deepen trade and invest- ternational obligations to
witnessed by President Wil- and networks, with the Gulf including hospitality, secu- opportunities, regulatory ment links, and provide boost national security,
liam Ruto and His Highness country stepping in to sup- rity, transport; ICT; aviation alignment, and enhanced joint recommendations to strengthen defense capacity,
Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed port Kenya on various de- and education as teacher as- infrastructure safety and in- both governments. build institutional partner-
Al Nahyan, the UAE Deputy velopment projects as well sistants. novation. Additionally, the Kenya ships, and promote regional
Prime Minister and Minister as offering direct budgetary In the energy sector, the The MoU on customs co- Railways Corporation and peace and stability.
of Foreign Affairs of the UAE support to the Government agreement focuses on re- operation aims to improve Etihad Rail Company have The UAE is Kenya’s 4th
at State House Nairobi. of Kenya. newable energy, with plans the enforcement of laws, formalised a partnership to largest trading partner
These agreements cover In 2018 Kenya and the to implement wind, solar, combat illicit trade, enhance advance Kenya’s railway globally, and it is top trading
cooperation in military af- UAE signed a Memorandum and geothermal projects, information sharing, and sector, focusing on knowl- partner in the Gulf region.

Career Opportunities TENDER NOTICE

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is the National Revenue Collection Agency for the Government of Kenya. Our Vision is: “An The Geothermal Development Company Limited (GDC) invites sealed tenders from eligible candidates for the
agile Tax and Customs Revenue Agency facilitating voluntary compliance for all.” KRA is seeking to recruit results-oriented,
following:
self-driven, dynamic, and experienced individuals with high integrity to fill the following vacant positions:

No. VACANCY VACANCY REF. TENDER NO. TENDER DESCRIPTION TARGET TENDER CLOSING
GROUP SECURITY DATE
1. Manager-Domestic Taxes Project Portfolio M/PP/5/25 AMOUNT
2. Manager – Quality Assurance, Release, Change & Configuration Management M/QA/5/25 GDC/EM/OT/068/ Tender for Provision of Service and Break- Local Firms Kshs. 09.06.2025
3. Manager – Vulnerability Management & Investigation Support M/VM/5/25 2024-2025 down Parts for Sullair Compressor, Booster (National) 300,000.00 at 11.00am
and Swivel (Re-tender).
4. Manager - Revenue Assurance & Fraud M/BA/5/25
GDC/ICT/OT/071/ Tender for Supply and Installation of Inter- Local Firms Kshs. 10.06.2025
Detailed Job descriptions are posted on the KRA website. 2024-2025 net Services for a Period of Three (3) Years (National) 400,000.00 at 11.00am
Interested candidates are requested to visit KRA website at https://www.kra.go.ke/careers for full job descriptions and (Re-tender).
specifications and submit online applications by 2nd June, 2025 23:59hrs.
GDC/GRM/OT/072/ Tender for Supply, Delivery, Installation and Local Firms Kshs. 11.06.2025
Please Note: 2024-2025 Commissioning of Solar System and CCTV (National) 200,000.00 at 11.00am
1. It is a criminal offence to present fake certificates/documents and to include incorrect information in the application. for the Menengai 105Mwe Steam Gather-
2. Canvassing, falsifying or misrepresentation of qualifications will lead to automatic disqualification. ing System.
3. Only shortlisted and successful applicants will be contacted.
4. KRA is committed to affording equal employment opportunities to men and women, members of all ethnic groups and persons GDC/GRM/OT/073/ Tender for Supply and Delivery of Logging Open to All Kshs. 12.06.2025
with disabilities. People with disabilities, the marginalized and the minorities are therefore encouraged to apply.
2024-2025 Unit Spares and Accessories (Re-tender) 300,000.00 at 11.00am
5. KRA does not charge any application, processing, interviewing, or any other fee at any stage of the recruitment
process. MANDATORY SITE VISIT.

Additional Requirements: There will be a Mandatory Site visit for the following Tenders.
Successful candidates will be expected to present the following in line with Chapter Six of the Constitution: -
1. Valid certificate of good conduct from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations. 1. Tender for Supply and Installation of Internet Services for a Period of Three (3) Years.
2. Valid clearance certificate from Higher Education Loans Board (HELB).
3. Valid tax compliance certificate from Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA). i. Nairobi Kawi Office on 27th May 2025 at 10.00am Kawi House, South C offices (Assemble at Nairobi
4. Current report from an approved Credit Reference Bureau (CRB). Office, South C at 9.00am).
ii. Nakuru Polo Centre Office, Kenyatta Avenue on 28th May 2025 at 10:00am. (Assemble at Polo Centre
office at 9.00am and proceed to Menengai Geothermal at 11.30am).
Application Guidelines
iii. GDC Kapkerwa Office on 29th May 2025 at 9:00am.
Registration:
1. Go to https://erecruitment.kra.go.ke/login and then click on the ‘Register’ button to start the application process. Use your
2. Tender for Supply, Delivery, Installation and Commissioning of Solar System and CCTV.
personal/private email address (non-work email) to register.
2. After registration, you will receive an email enabling you to confirm your email address and complete your registration. i. GDC Menengai Geothermal Project field on 29th May 2025 at 10.00am. (Assemble at Polo Centre office
at 9.30am).
Log on:
1. After registration go to https://erecruitment.kra.go.ke/login Interested eligible bidders may obtain further information and inspect the tender document from the office of
2. Key in your username and password then click on ‘Log in’ to access your account. Manager, Supply Chain Management at Kawi House, South C off Mombasa Road, Red Cross Road between 9.00am
3. After successful log in, the system will open the ‘Applicant Cockpit’. and 4.00pm during week days.

Candidate Profile (To create or update applicant detail): A complete set of the tender documents may be obtained by interested firms upon payment of a non-refund-
1. On the ‘Applicant Cockpit’ page, go to the tab ‘Candidate Profile’. able fee of Kshs.1000 payable to our accounts office in cash or by banker’s cheque. The documents can also be
2. Click on ‘My Profile’ to create and update your profile (Attach documents in PDF format).
viewed and downloaded from the website www.gdc.co.ke or PPIP Portal www.tenders.go.ke free of charge.
Bidders who download the tender document from the website MUST forward their particulars immediately to
3. Follow the instructions to complete your profile.
[email protected] for records and any further tender clarifications and addenda.
4. The process will end by clicking the tab “Overview and Release”.
5. Ensure you click the check box on the page to complete the profile.
The completed tenders in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked with Tender No. and Tender reference name; shall
be addressed to:
Application process:
1. To view the open job postings, click on the tab ‘Employment Opportunities’ on the ‘Applicant Cockpit’ page. Managing Director & CEO,
2. Under the heading ‘Job Search’ click the ‘Start’ button to view all available vacancies. Geothermal Development Company
3. Click on the Job posting to display the details of the position. P.O Box 100746-00101
4. To apply for the position, click ‘Apply’ button at the top of the page. NAIROBI, KENYA
5. Follow the instructions to complete and submit your application. and deposited in the tender box at Ground Floor GDC office Kawi House, South C Off Mombasa Road, Red Cross
6. Kindly note that all mandatory fields must be completed. Road on or before the dates specified above.
7. To complete the process of application, click the ‘Send Application Now’ button after reviewing and accepting the ‘Data
Privacy Statement’. Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the tenderers or their representatives who
In case of any challenge or issues, please send your email query to [email protected] choose to attend at Kawi House, South C GDC Board Room Ground Floor.

Apply for Tax Amnesty now! Late tenders will not be accepted.

MANAGER, SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

www.kra.go.ke

Disclaimer: KRA notifies taxpayers that it will not accept responsibility for payments not received, credited and validated in the relevant KRA accounts. Corruption Reporting: +254 (0726) 984 Kawi House, South C Bellevue T: +254(0)719 036 000
668, Email: [email protected]. Short Messaging Services (SMS): Dial (*572#) or Text to 22572. Contact Centre: +254 (020) 4 999 999, +254 (0711) 099 999, Email: callcentre@kra. Popo Lane, Off Red Cross Road E: [email protected]
go.ke. Complaints & Information Centre Hotlines: +254 709 017 700 / 800 Email: [email protected]
P.O BOX 100746-00100, Nairobi www.gdc.co.ke
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Career Opportunities
NATIONAL OPEN TENDER NOTICE The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is the National Revenue Collection Agency for the Government of Kenya. Our Vision is: “An
agile Tax And Customs Revenue Agency facilitating voluntary compliance for all.”
The National Irrigation Authority (Authority) invites sealed tenders for the following:
KRA is seeking to recruit results-oriented, self-driven, dynamic, and experienced individuals with high integrity to fill the following
S/ Tender No. Tender Name Tender Target positions:
No. Submission Group
No. VACANCY VACANCY REF.
Deadline
1. Assistant Manager - Business Application Support – Customs & Border Control (C&BC) AM/BA/5/25
1. NIA/T/172/2024-2025 Construction Works For Sing’ore - 20th June 2025 at AGPO
Kapkonga Dam Irrigation Project, Elgeyo 12.00 noon local 2. Assistant Manager – System Administration AM/SA/5/25
Marakwet County time Assistant Manager – Large & Medium Taxpayers (LMT) and Micro & Small Taxpayers
3. AM/P/5/25
(MST)Projects
2. NIA/T/173/2024-2025 Construction Works For Chepkum 20th June 2025 at AGPO
Irrigation Project, Elgeyo Marakwet 12.00 noon local 4. Assistant Manager – Capacity Management & Business Continuity AM/CB/5/25
County time 5. Assistant Manager – Cyber Security Operations Centre AM/CS/5/25
3. NIA/T/176/2024-2025 Solarization Of Yikitaa Irrigation Project, 20th June 2025 at All 6. Assistant Manager - Cloud Architecture & Technology Platform AM/CA/5/25
Kibwezi East Constituency, Makueni 12.00 noon local
County time 7. Assistant Manager – Data Governance AM/DG/5/25

8. Assistant Manager – Business Intelligence Platform Engineering AM/BI/5/25

4. NIA/T/177/2024-2025 ICB Package II – Lot 1B: Civil Works Of 29th May 2025 at All
Downstream Irrigation Canal Facilities 12.00 noon local 9. Assistant Manager - Service Desk AM/SD/5/25
time
10. Assistant Manager – Library, User Services & Awareness AM/LB/5/25

Detailed tender document that include mandatory preliminary requirements, technical and financial evalu- Detailed Job descriptions are posted on the KRA website.
ation criteria may be viewed and obtained by interested and eligible tenderers free of charge from the Au-
Interested candidates are requested to visit KRA website at https://www.kra.go.ke/careers for full job descriptions and
thority’s website: http://www.irrigationauthority.go.ke/tenders or Public Procurement Information Por-
specifications and submit online applications for Vacancies No. 1- 9 by 2nd June, 2025 and Vacancy No. 10 by 9th June, 2025
tal: https://tenders.go.ke/ as from 20th May 2025. Tenderers who intend to submit their tenders MUST
23:59hrs.
promptly submit their names and contact details to [email protected] or ceo@irri-
gationauthority.go.ke for communication on any clarification(s) and addendum arising during the tendering Please Note:
process. 1. It is a criminal offence to present fake certificates/documents and to include incorrect information in the application.

Physical Address: 2. Canvassing, falsifying or misrepresentation of qualifications will lead to automatic disqualification.
3. Only shortlisted and successful applicants will be contacted.
Chief Executive Officer/CEO
National Irrigation Authority (NIA) 4. KRA is committed to affording equal employment opportunities to men and women, members of all ethnic groups and persons
Irrigation House, with disabilities. People with disabilities, the marginalized and the minorities are therefore encouraged to apply.
Lenana Road, Hurlingham, Nairobi, Kenya 5. KRA does not charge any application, processing, interviewing, or any other fee at any stage of the recruitment process.
Tel: +254-711061000
E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]
Additional Requirements:
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER/CEO
NATIONAL IRRIGATION AUTHORITY Successful candidates will be expected to present the following in line with Chapter Six of the Constitution: -
1. Valid certificate of good conduct from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations.
2. Valid clearance certificate from Higher Education Loans Board (HELB).
3. Valid tax compliance certificate from Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA).
4. Current report from an approved Credit Reference Bureau (CRB).

Application Guidelines
Registration:
1. Go to https://erecruitment.kra.go.ke/login and then click on the ‘Register’ button to start the application process. Use your
personal/private email address (non-work email) to register.
REVISION OF CHOICES FOR 2025/2026 CYCLE 2. After registration, you will receive an email enabling you to confirm your email address and complete your registration.
PLACEMENT TO UNIVERSITY AND TVET
PROGRAMMES Log on:
1. After registration go to https://erecruitment.kra.go.ke/login
Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) online application system
is open for Revision of Choices for placement of students to universities and colleges for the 2. Key in your username and password then click on ‘Log in’ to access your account.
2025/2026 Placement Cycle.
3. After successful log in, the system will open the ‘Applicant Cockpit’.
Applicants who did not secure a course in the application that ended on April 30, 2025 are invited
to log in again and choose remaining courses as listed on the portal.
Candidate Profile (To create or update applicant detail):
Form Four Leavers who attained a mean grade in their respective KCSE examinations but are yet 1. On the ‘Applicant Cockpit’ page, go to the tab ‘Candidate Profile’.
to make an application for placement are also invited.
2. Click on ‘My Profile’ to create and update your profile (Attach documents in PDF format).
Application Portal 3. Follow the instructions to complete your profile.
To access the portal, visit the KUCCPS website www.kuccps.ac.ke and click the tab Student’s 4. The process will end by clicking the tab “Overview and Release”.
Portal. The Revision will run from 18th to 27th May 2025.
5. Ensure you click the check box on the page to complete the profile.
Target

The Revision of Choices targets: Application process:

1. To view the open job postings, click on the tab ‘Employment Opportunities’ on the ‘Applicant Cockpit’ page.
1. Form Four Leavers who applied for placement to Degree, Diploma and Certificate programmes
2. Under the heading ‘Job Search’ click the ‘Start’ button to view all available vacancies.
between January and April 2025 unsuccessfully. These applicants have been notified by SMS
messages and the Student’s Portal. 3. Click on the Job posting to display the details of the position.
2. Candidates who attained mean grades of C+ or above in the 2024 KCSE examination and
4. To apply for the position, click ‘Apply’ button at the top of the page.
have not applied for Degree or TVET courses; and
3. Past KCSE candidates from the year 2000 to 2024 who have never enrolled in tertiary institu 5. Follow the instructions to complete and submit your application.
tions through KUCCPS. 6. Kindly note that all mandatory fields must be completed.

Eligibility 7. To complete the process of application, click the ‘Send Application Now’ button after reviewing and accepting the ‘Data
Privacy Statement’.

KCSE Year Mean Grade Eligible for: In case of any challenge or issues, please send your email query to [email protected]

2024 C+ and above Degree Programmes

Apply for Tax Amnesty now!
2000-2024 C to E TVET (Level 6/Diploma, Level 5/Craft Certificate, Level 4/
Artisan Certificate)
www.kra.go.ke
2000-2024 C+ and Above Open University of Kenya (Degree Programmes)
Disclaimer: KRA notifies taxpayers that it will not accept responsibility for payments not received, credited and validated in the relevant KRA accounts. Corruption Reporting: +254 (0726) 984
For more information, visit KUCCPS website www.kuccps.ac.ke or call 0205137400/0723954927. 668, Email: [email protected]. Short Messaging Services (SMS): Dial (*572#) or Text to 22572. Contact Centre: +254 (020) 4 999 999, +254 (0711) 099 999, Email: callcentre@kra.
go.ke. Complaints & Information Centre Hotlines: +254 709 017 700 / 800 Email: [email protected]

Chief Executive Officer

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Government assures the public “We have been doing thor-

ough risk assessments that are
scientific based on interna-
The Ag. Director Biosafety Re-
search and Compliance Josphat
Muchiri echoed the CEO’s sen-

the safety of GMO products tional standards and as per the

Biosafety Act. What has gone
through the process of GMO will
timent adding that the govern-
ment has laid proper regulation
for safety.
be safe as its conventional coun- “Kenya has a very robust reg-
terpart because of the thorough ulatory system for over- sight-
risk assessment that we do,” he ing GMOs. We are guided by the
said. international guidance particu-
Ngetich singled out BT cotton larly the Cartagena Protocol on
as the only GMO product that Biosafety, National Biotechnol-
has been allowed to be produced ogy Policy, and the Biosafety
in the country, adding that the Act among other policies that
process of approving other support our operations,” he
products is underway. said.
“We have the BT maize which Muchiri added that the gov-
is at the final stage of reaching to ernment has put in place enough
the farmers, cassava and a vari- systems to ensure that any GMO
ety of potato which have gone that would be released by Na-
through thorough risk assess- tional Biodiversity Authority
ment,” he said. is safe and there should be no
He expressed concerns on concern in terms of consump-
the increase of misinformation tion by humans and animals.
among the public on GMO prod- Asteria Angolo from the Au-
ucts stating that the authority thority said that the authorities
has initiated public awareness are determined to ensure that
to address the concerns. the safety of the citizens is guar-
“There is a lot of misinforma- anteed.
tion about GMO in the coun- “We are there to ensure that
try that anything big is a GMO the GMO products are not in the
product. The product can only market without being assessed.
be identified as GMO after be- Our work is to ensure your
ing tested. We are rolling out a safety, and we are determined
public awareness programme all to ensure that all the required
National Biosafety Authority Ag. CEO Nehemiah Ng’etich planting a tree at Busia One Stop Border after over the country so that we can regulations are adhered to so
visiting the place together with the board of directors. Photos by Rodgers Omondi. educate our people to under- that our food is safe for con-
stand the importance of these sumption,” he said.
BY SALOME ALWANDA AND products and to tame the mis- Busia Women Cross Border
RODGERS OMONDI, KNA information in the public,” he Traders Association chairper-
said. son Florence Atieno urged the

T
he National Biosafety authority to ensure they har-
Authority has assured National Biosafety Authority monize the policy and carry out
Ag. CEO Nehemiah Ngetich
Kenyans the safety of Ge- displaying a gift awarded to the more sensitization.
netically Modified Organisms Authority by Kenya Revenue “We are doing trade at the
(GMOs) stating that they are Authority for their good service. border with different countries;
safe for consumption. our urge is that you ensure the
Speaking after visiting the policies that are in place are
Busia One Stop Border, the Au- There is a lot of in line with the policies in the
thority’s Ag. Chief Executive misinformation neighboring country so that we
Officer (CEO) Nehemiah Ng’et- about GMO in can freely do the business. There
ich said the government has put is need to do more sensitization
in place measures that ensure the country that because these businesspeople
the safety of GMO products for anything big is a GMO do not understand GMO is-
consumption. product. sues,” she said.

Sh40 million Mikindani wetland Plant KENYA URBAN

launched to protect marine ecosystem ROADS AUTHORITY
and safeguard the coastal eco- Transforming Urban Mobility
system from pollution.
The wastewater treatment
plant mimics natural water fil-
tration processes. The treatment
plant is poised to contribute sig-
nificantly to the conservation of TENDER NOTICE
marine resources by stopping
effluents from draining into the This is to bring to the attention of the general public that
ocean, where they posed a big
risk to marine life. an invitation for the following tender has been uploaded
CS Joho said the constructed on the PUBLIC PROCUREMENT INFORMATION PORTAL
wetland is heralding a new era and KENYA URBAN ROADS AUTHORITY’S WEBSITE.
of sustainable water manage-
ment, marine conservation and TENDER NUMBER TENDER NAME
climate resilience in the coun-
try. KURA/RMLF/HQ/472/2024-2025 Maintenance of Traffic
He said the Mikindani com- Management Centre
Mining, Blue Economy and Maritime Affairs Cabinet Secretary Hassan munity has struggled with the
Joho (L) and European Union Ambassador to Kenya (R) inaugurating adverse effects of untreated
the construction of Mikindani wetland project. wastewater for a long time due Bidders are requested to visit KURA Website at
to limited coverage of the sew- www.kura.go.ke and PPIP Portal www.tenders.go.ke
BY SADIK HASSAN, KNA The Sh40 million plant, first of age system. for more information.
its kind, funded by the European “The lack of an appropri-

M ining, Blue Economy and

Maritime Affairs Cabi-
net Secretary Hassan Joho has
Union under the Go Blue Pro-
ject, was implemented by UNEP
and UN-Habitat in collabo-
ate wastewater system causes
massive pollution of the Tudor
Creek, destruction of marine bi-
Deputy Director – (SCM)
For: Director General
launched a sewage and waste- ration with the Kenya Marine odiversity and contamination of The Authority is ISO 9001:2015 certified
water treatment project to and Fisheries Research Institute water and soil, leading to serious
conserve marine ecosystem in (KMFRI). The innovative project health risks to the residents,” CS Kenya Urban Roads Authority
Mikindani. aims to mitigate sanitation crisis Joho stated.
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Kisumu’s Sh314 million Air Traffic Control tower nears completion

BY CHRIS MAHANDARA, a huge role in facilitating Kenya Civil Aviation Au- take-offs as well as apron
KNA smooth air traffic manage- thority (KCAA) Chairman aircraft movements in the
ment at the airport. Brown Ondego, who led a aerodrome. KCAA, he said,

C onstruction of a new
Sh314 million Air
Traffic Control (ATC)
Besides modern fittings
and equipment, the build-
ing comes with sufficient
team of officials from the
state agency on an inspec-
tion tour of the facility,
will continue to develop
infrastructure in Western
Kenya to ensure that the
tower at Kisumu Interna- offices to accommodate said the new control tower region plays a significant
tional Airport (KIA) is 80 operational staff and to was part of KCAA’s strate- role in the economic growth
per cent complete, sign- provide effective and effi- gic direction on airspace, of the country.
aling a major upgrade in cient services to allow for technology, equipment, The facility, which is ex-
the airport’s capacity to an expeditious flow of air and infrastructure devel- pected to be operationalized
manage growing air traf- traffic into and out of the opment. next month will see Ki-
fic in the Western region. airport. Ondego, who ex- sumu International Airport,
The facility, which is an Kisumu International pressed satisfaction with which is categorized under
upgrade from the 53-year- Airport has grown tre- the works, said the new Class 3, cement its position
old tower currently in use, mendously as an air traffic tower will allow adequate as a vital aviation hub that
is set to improve working hub with increased aircraft visibility of the extended will serve Kenya, Uganda,
conditions for the air traffic departures and arrivals runway both for visual and Rwanda, Burundi and the
controllers and will play reaching 12,080 in 2022. instrument landings and broader Lake Region. Kisumu ATC tower.

PUBLIC NOTICE Specific Procurement Notice

ABSENTEE LANDOWNERS ALONG THE 132KV SULTAN HAMUD – Request for Bids
LOITOKTOK AND 220KV ISINYA – KONZA TRANSMISSION LINES
Plant Design, Supply and Installation
TRAVERSING KAJIADO COUNTY
(Two-envelope Bidding Process, Without Prequalification)
Kenya Electricity Transmission Company Limited (KETRACO) is a State Corporation wholly owned by the
Government of Kenya. Its mandate is to plan, design, construct, own, operate and maintain high voltage Employer: Kenya Electricity Transmission Company Ltd. (KETRACO)
electricity transmission lines and associated sub-stations that form the backbone of Our National Transmission
Grid. Project: Kenya Green and Resilient Expansion of Energy (GREEN) Program Phase 2 Project

In implementing this mandate, KETRACO is constructing the 132kV Sultan Hamud - Loitoktok (SHL) and the Contract title: Design, supply, installation and commissioning of STATCOMs and shunt devices on the
220kV Isinya – Konza (IK) Transmission Lines which traverse Kajiado County. KETRACO Network at Suswa and Rabai Substations (Lot 1 - Suswa 400/220 kV Substation
& Lot 2 - Rabai 220/132 kV Substation)
KETRACO hereby gives a 30 days’ notice from the date of this advertisement to the project affected persons Country: Kenya
(PAPs), i.e. the absentee land owners listed below who have not had any contact with KETRACO, despite
previous publications in the Kenya Gazette and meetings organized in the project areas, to contact KETRACO Credit No.: 7491-KE
for purposes of identification and compensation for limited loss of use of land for their affected land parcels.
RFB NO. KE-KETRACO-413024-CW-RFB
Proof of ownership of the affected land parcels will be a requirement before any compensation is paid. Those
who do not respond to the above notice will have their compensation set aside for payment when they present Issued on: 7 March 2025
their claims for the same.
1. The Government of Kenya has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the Kenya Green
All listed landowners, agents, beneficiaries, or estate administrators should immediately contact the resettle- and Resilient Expansion of Energy (GREEN) Program Phase 2 Project and intends to apply part of the pro-
ment action plan (RAP) management team on the following telephone numbers for further guidance: ceeds toward payments under the Contract for Design, procurement, installation and commissioning of
dynamic reactive power compensation devices at Suswa and Rabai Substations.
• 0719018000
• 0732128000 2. The Kenya Electricity Transmission Company Ltd. now invites sealed Bids from eligible Bidders for the design,
supply, installation and commissioning of STATCOMs and shunt devices on the KETRACO Network at Suswa
Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO) and Rabai Substations in 2No. Lots (Lot 1 - Suswa 400/220 kV Substation & Lot 2 - Rabai 220/132 kV
KAWI Complex – Popo Lane Off Redcross Road, South C Substation).
Po Box 34942 – 00100,
Nairobi. 3. Bidding will be conducted through international competitive procurement using a Request for Bids (RFB)
Web: www.ketraco.co.ke Email: [email protected] as specified in the World Bank’s “Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers dated September 2023 (5th
Edition) (“Procurement Regulations”) and is open to all eligible Bidders as defined in the Procurement
Regulations.
1. 132KV SULTAN HAMUD – LOITOKTOK TRANSMISSION LINE
S/ Registration Block Parcel No. Registered Owner Parcel Trace 4. Interested eligible Bidders may obtain further information from Senior Manager, Supply Chain Kenya Elec-
No. Area (Ha) Area (Ha) tricity Transmission Company Ltd. [email protected] and inspect the bidding document
during office hours, 0800 to 1500 hours EAT at the address given below.
1. Kajiado/Kaputiei South 3602 Martin Kibera Kamau, Susan 2.03 0.21
Njeri Kamau & Rebecca Nduta 5. The bidding document in English is available for download free of charge by interested eligible Bidders via
Kamau this link: https://www.ketraco.co.ke/procurement/tenders/open-tenders. Interested eligible Bidders
are required to register with the Employer upon download of the bidding document via the email address
2. Loitoktok/Emperon 1256 Eliud Njenga Wainaina 0.81 0.164 indicated above and provide their official email address for purposes of communication during the entire
bidding period.
3. Loitoktok/Emperon 667 Peter Gachanja Gitau 4.04 0.40
4. Loitoktok/Emperon 179 Mary Njeri Muhoro 4.99 0.09 6. Bids must be delivered to the address below on or before 27 June 2025 at 1000hr EAT. Electronic bidding
will not be permitted. Late Bids will be rejected. The outer Bid envelopes marked “ORIGINAL BID”, and
5. Loitoktok/Emperon 171 Samuel Ngugi Mbugua 6.48 0.31 the inner envelopes marked “TECHNICAL PART” will be publicly opened in the presence of the Bidders’
designated representatives and anyone who chooses to attend, at the address below on 27 June 2025 at
2. 220KV ISINYA – KONZA TRANSMISSION LINE 1000hr EAT. All envelopes marked “FINANCIAL PART” shall remain unopened and will be held in safe cus-
1. Kajiado/Kaputiei North 74846 CALVINE OTIENO OWINO 6.85 0.564 tody of the Employer until the second public Bid opening.

2. Kajiado/Kaputiei North 74763 ROBERT KINYUA, DAVID MAINA 2.02 0.393 7. All Bids must be accompanied by a Bid Security as follows:
WAMBUGU
• Lot 1 (Suswa 400/220 kV Substation): One hundred and fourteen million Kenya Shillings
3. Kajiado/Kaputiei North 75134 GEORGE WANDIMI MUTURI 0.09 0.032 (KES 114,000,000) or equivalent in a freely convertible currency.
• Lot 2 (Rabai 220/132 kV Substation): One hundred and four million Kenya Shillings (KES 104,000,000)
4. Kajiado/Kaputiei North 59184 GLADYS NYAMBURA WAN- 0.81 0.27 or equivalent in a freely convertible currency
YOIKE, KRISTOPHER GITHUA
KARIUKI 8. Attention is drawn to the Procurement Regulations requiring the Borrower to disclose information on the
successful bidder’s beneficial ownership, as part of the Contract Award Notice, using the Beneficial Owner-
5. Kajiado/Kaputiei North 48990 OSBERT NGOME KUNGU 0.37 0.091 ship Disclosure Form as included in the bidding document.
6. Kajiado/Kaputiei North 47587 JOSEPH GATHOGO KIGENYI 0.19 0.004 9. The address(es) referred to above is (are):
7. Kajiado/Kaputiei North 47375 SUSAN WANGUI MWANGI 0.37 0.006
Senior Manager, Supply Chain
8. Kajiado/Kaputiei North 47380 TIMOTHY WATERO MAINA, 0.37 0.036 Kenya Electricity Transmission Company Ltd
MESHACK KAHARA MAINA ( AS Second Floor, Kawi Complex, Block B
TRUSTEES OF KAHAWA WEST Off Popo Road, Off Red Cross Road, South C
DEVELOPMENT GROUP) P O Box 34942 - 00100
Nairobi
[email protected]
https://www.ketraco.co.ke/procurement/tenders/open-tenders
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Creating wealth: how home ownership is being

democratized through boma yangu
BY ISAAC MWAURA rural areas, as more and to dignify the undignified.
more land fragmentation The creation of capital and

W
hen we were is leading to rural slums, generational wealth is phe-
young, we used whereby people are living nomenal since home own-
to tease each in fairly squalid conditions. ership is helping in asset
other about the type of Take the case of Em- building for people who if
houses that our families bakasi South Constitu- left to market forces, they
owned. If one came from a ency. Most of the people wouldn’t have owned any
house made of mud, they live in slums such as those form of substantive prop-
were considered poor, from Mukuru. While the erty. The program is re-
while those who had ma- 4th administration prior- generating our cities, and
bati, scrap-wood, or in itized the development of also creating new markets
rare circumstances, stone Common User Facilities in and small towns due to
houses, were considered Mukuru such as hospitals, the clustering of at least
rich. It’s interesting that roads etc, President Ruto 220 houses per project in
this thinking has been has prioritized actual home nearly every constitu-
domiciled in our Means ownership, and as a result, ency across the country,
Standards Instrument for 1,080 studio units are now within integrated devel-
processes such as Taifa ready for occupation. There opment plans such as the
Care, and the New Funding are 3 types of houses in this Koginga Fish Market, and
Model for university edu- program namely: social, the mini port on the shores
cation. Home ownership affordable, and affordable of Lake Victoria in Homa
therefore is a very critical middle class houses.The Bay County.
aspect of our lives, going prices are incredible, with Affordable housing units in Kenya. The 5th Administration
by the 3 basic needs of the social housing that is aims at building over 1
food, clothing and shelter. targeting those living in to find a job for the last ises. However, with the importantly, patronage. million houses in 5 years;
It’s for this very reason slums going for as low as six months at the Mukuru Affordable Housing Pro- She opines that as a re- thus sheltering over 5 mil-
that THE BETA PLAN has Ksh 640,000, with a rent Housing Project. Nzomo, gram, they too are helping sult of the AHP, the area lion people, hence literary
the Affordable Housing to own monthly payment who works as a mason, can in not only building decent now has electricity and lifting them from poverty.
Pillar that has been able to of Ksh 3,900 for Kenyans now proudly declare that homes, but also in ‘occu- that the residents don’t If you are a Kenyan and
democratize home owner- earning less than Ksh he is not just helping oth- pying’ them. have to use solar or torches still doubt, get yourself a
ship, which heretofore, has 20,000. This is unprece- ers to achieve their home Bibiana Wambua, a at night. Further, security house through the Boma
been a preserve of the sal- dented. Agoso Simon has ownership journey, but grandmother narrates of for the children going to Yangu platform that cur-
aried. The environment has stayed in Mukuru for over that as he puts together the how she ended up owning school has been enhanced, rently has over 689,000
been so regimented in that; 20 years, without owning building blocks to make a a home at Marigu-ini in and that they now have people registered. This is
our economy could only a home, due to the nature path from one high-rise to Mukuru. She heard about clean, piped water, which the biggest database of
generate about 50,000 of his job as a casual lab- another, he too is paving Affordable Housing pro- wasn’t the case before. home ownership in the
mortgages against an orer. Today, he is a happy his pathway for his fami- gram from the area MCA, David Ndirangu, the area country since independ-
annual housing shortage head of a household since ly’s home ownership. Isn’t the Chief and from the chief observes that there ence. Over 700,000 hous-
of over 200,000 houses. his children are now se- it amazing that those who media. She then went to used to be at least 3 fire ing units are at different
Owing to the rapid ur- cure, thanks to the studio help us to build our man- the cyber café to apply incidences per month stages of design and devel-
banization, our cities are apartment that has been sions and villas, cannot through Boma Yangu, a owing to the poor living opment across the coun-
churning out neighbor- assigned to him. afford to claim the same process that she says is conditions. This has now try.
hoods that are becoming Erick Francis is an elec- dignity that comes with impersonal and therefore changed. Start your home owner-
slums, including erstwhile trician who used to hustle the very ownership! In- transparent, as the com- It’s true to say that the ship journey now. It is pos-
middle income areas like everyday looking for work. deed, upon completion, puter doesn’t ‘know’ an- AHP program is one of the sible!!
Buruburu. It is true that This is now a thing of the the same persons are rarely yone, hence eliminating most empowering initia- Senator Mwaura is the
this is also the case in our past as he has been able allowed to visit such prem- human agency and most tives by the government Government Spokes Person.

AGRA rallies Agri-food stakeholders OTHAYA MUKURWEINI WATER

to improve livehoods in Africa AND SANITATION PLC
PO BOX 482-10106 OTHAYA
BY KIPNGENO KORIR, world by securing the fu- Kalibata for her contri- EMAIL: [email protected]
KNA ture of global food secu- bution and leadership website: www.omwasco.co.ke
rity, climate resilience, at AGRA, she called the

T he newly appointed
President of the Al-
liance for a Green Revo-
and shared prosperity, “
Rhuweza said.
“By deepening in-
stakeholders to share op-
portunities that would
unlock the potential of Af-
OPEN TENDER AND REGISTRATION OF SUPPLIERS NOTICE
lution in Africa (AGRA), t ra - A f r ic a t rade , rica’s young people, where
Alice Ruhweza, has called strengthening regional AGRA’s interventions Othaya Mukurwe-ini Water And Sanitation PLC invites tenders from eligible bidders for the
for teamwork among play- collaboration, investing in could have the greatest supply of various goods, works and services and registration of suppliers for the financial year
ers in agri-food systems to youth, and leveraging the impact. 2025-2027.
improve livelihoods in Af- Africa Continental Free “I ask you to share the
rica. Trade Area, we can trans- biggest opportunity you see Tender and registration documents, containing detailed instructions and requirements may be
Rhuweza said AGRA has form Africa’s agricultural to build a more connected downloaded from the Othaya Mukurwe-ini water And Sanitation PLC website www.omwasco.
supported smallholder and food systems success food system in Africa, where co.ke. The documents are downloaded free of charge .Applicants who download the tender
farmers, civil society, gov- into a global force.” we must focus to truly drive and registration of suppliers documents shall email names, contacts details and tender num-
ernments, private sector Rhuweza said Africa’s change for farmers’ busi- ber to [email protected].
and development partners youths, with their robust nesses, and the next gener-
to bring transformation ideas, energy, and inge- ation because only together, Completed tender and registration should be clearly marked with category and description in a
meant to economically nuity, are key in unlock- with the youth at the fore- plain sealed envelope and deposited in the tender box at the main office addressed to.
empower communities. ing new solutions, new front, can we achieve the
Speaking in Nairobi, technologies and new next scale of transformation MANAGING DIRECTOR,
Rhuweza said Africa growth pathways. Africa needs,” she said. OTHAYA MUKURWEINI WATER AND SANITATION PLC
needs to rise and shape She said changes in the The Chief Executive Of- PO BOX 482-10106
its destiny, adding that geopolitical and economic ficer of Eastern Africa NEAR AP CAMP OPPOSITE CDF HALL
collaboration is not just environment have created Farmers Federation, Ste- OTHAYA
a principle but the en- an opportunity for Africa phen Muchiri, said through
gine driving meaningful to adapt and become more AGRA’s support, EAFF has So as to be received on 29th May 2025 at 11 a.m. Late tender documents will not be received.
change. efficient and stronger in built e-granary, which has
“Africa holds the key investing in food systems. enabled members to com- Tender and registration documents will be opened immediately thereafter at OMWASCO’S
not only to feeding itself Acknowledging her municate through digital board room hall.
but also to feeding the predecessor Dr Agnes platforms.
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STATE DEPARTMENT FOR AGRICULTURE STATE DEPARTMENT FOR AGRICULTURE

Ministry Of Agriculture & Ministry Of Agriculture &

Livestock Development Livestock Development

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

(CONSULTING SERVICES – INDIVIDUAL SELECTION)
(CONSULTING SERVICES – INDIVIDUAL SELECTION)

Employer: State Department For Agriculture

Employer: State Department For Agriculture
Name of Project: National Agricultural Value Chain Development Project -
NAVCDP Name of Project: National Agricultural Value Chain Development Project -
NAVCDP
Credit No.: 70640
Credit No.: 70640
Project ID: P176758
Project ID: P176758
Assignment Title: Consulting Services for the Gender Based Violence
Specialist (GBV) Assignment Title: Consulting Services for Agribusiness and Marketing Expert

Reference No.: KE-MOALF-485541-CS-INDV Reference No.: KE-MOALF-485541-CS-INDV

1. The Government of Kenya has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the 1. The Government of Kenya has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of
National Agricultural Value Chain Development Project (NAVCDP) and intends to apply part the National Agricultural Value Chain Development Project (NAVCDP) and intends to apply
of the proceeds for consulting services. part of the proceeds for consulting services.

2. The Consulting Services (“the Services) include Consulting services for the Gender Based 2. The Consulting Services (“the Services) include Consulting services for Agribusiness and
Violence Specialist. The estimated period of assignment is thirty (30) calendar months. Marketing Expert. The estimated period of assignment is thirty (28) calendar months.

3. The detailed Terms of Reference (TOR) for the assignment can be found at the following 3. The detailed Terms of Reference (TOR) for the assignment can be found at the following
website: www.kilimo.go.ke. website: www.kilimo.go.ke.

4. The State Department for Agriculture (“the Client”) now invites eligible consultants (“Con- 4. The State Department for Agriculture (“the Client”) now invites eligible consultants
sultants”) to indicate their interest in providing the Services. Interested Consultants should (“Consultants”) to indicate their interest in providing the Services. Interested Consultants
provide information demonstrating that they have the required qualifications and relevant should provide information demonstrating that they have the required qualifications and
experience to perform the Services. The shortlisting criteria are: relevant experience to perform the Services. The shortlisting criteria are:

The specialist should have the following minimum qualifications and experience The specialist should have the following minimum qualifications and experience
• The Specialist must have a minimum of a Master Degree in Sociology, Anthropology,
Gender and Development studies or other relevant fields from a reputed public univer- • Minimum of a Master’s degree in marketing, agribusiness, agricultural economics,
sity. cooperative development, rural development, or a related discipline from a recog-
nized university.
• General experience of at least six (6) years in social risk management
• General experience of ten (10) years of in marketing and agribusiness development,
• A specific experience of four (4) years in actual gender mainstreaming for develop- rural livelihoods or related fields.
ment, and GBV/SEAH prevention in development projects in different roles and assign-
ments undertaken at different levels with sector specialists working with Multilateral • Specific experience in marketing strategy development and implementation, capacity
Organizations, International NGOs, implementing compliance procedures like the ESF building, training, and stakeholder engagement assignments over a period of 8 years
and Environmental and Social standards. of which five (5) years at a managerial position. Should have executed and completed
• A minimum of two (2) assignment in developing and reviewing Grievance Mecha- at least 2 similar assignments.
nisms, Stakeholder Engagement Plans to enhance Gender inclusion, Gender-based
violence plans (GBVPs) and all tools and instruments for mitigating project induced 5. The attention of interested Consultants is drawn to Section III, paragraphs, 3.14, 3.16, and
Social Risks and Protection of Vulnerable groups; one (1) of which involves World Bank 3.17 of the World Bank’s “Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers” First Published July
safeguards operational standards. 2016 and revised Fifth Edition September 2023 (“Procurement Regulations”), setting forth
the World Bank’s policy on conflict of interest.
5. The attention of interested Consultants is drawn to Section III, paragraphs, 3.14, 3.16, and
3.17 of the World Bank’s “Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers” First Published July 6. A Consultant will be selected in accordance with the Individual Selection method set out in
2016 and revised Fifth Edition September 2023 (“Procurement Regulations”), setting forth the procurement Regulations.
the World Bank’s policy on conflict of interest.
7. Further information can be obtained at the address below during office hours 0900 to 1600
6. A Consultant will be selected in accordance with the Individual Selection method set out in hours East African Time (EAT).
the procurement Regulations.
State Department for Agriculture
7. Further information can be obtained at the address below during office hours 0900 to 1600 Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development
hours East African Time (EAT). National Project Coordinator
National Agricultural Value Chain Development Project (NAVCDP)
State Department for Agriculture Nairobi, Kenya
Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development Capitol Hill Towers, 5th Floor, Cathedral Road.
National Project Coordinator Tel. +254 773206315
National Agricultural Value Chain Development Project (NAVCDP) E-mail: [email protected]
Nairobi, Kenya
Capitol Hill Towers, 5th Floor, Cathedral Road. 8. Expressions of interest must be delivered in a written form to the address below (in person,
Tel. +254 773206315 or by e-mail) by 3rd June, 2025 at 1430 hours EAT. The delivery by person must be de-
E-mail: [email protected] posited in the tender box clearly marked State Department for Agriculture located at Kilimo
house main reception –Ground floor, Cathedral Road Nairobi, Kenya or delivery by e-mail
8. Expressions of interest must be delivered in a written form to the address below (in person, must be sent to [email protected] and clearly marked “Consulting Services for the Agri-
or by e-mail) by 3rd June, 2025 at 1100 hours EAT. The delivery by person must be deposit- business and Marketing Expert, Contract Ref. No. KE-MOALF-485806-CS-INDV.
ed in the tender box clearly marked State Department for Agriculture located at Kilimo house
main reception –Ground floor, Cathedral Road Nairobi, Kenya or delivery by e-mail must be Address:
sent to [email protected] and clearly marked “Consulting Services for the Gender Based The Principal Secretary
Violence specialist, Contract Ref. No. KE-MOALF-485541-CS-INDV State Department for Agriculture
Address: Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development
The Principal Secretary Nairobi, Kenya.
State Department for Agriculture Capitol Hill Towers, 5th Floor, Cathedral Road
Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development E-mail: [email protected]
Nairobi, Kenya. Tel +254 773206315
Capitol Hill Towers, 5th Floor, Cathedral Road
E-mail: [email protected]
Tel +254 773206315 Head Supply Chain Management
For : Principal Secretary
Head Supply Chain Management
For : Principal Secretary
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MOMBASA WATER SUPPLY & SANITATION

COMPANY LIMITED MINISTRY OF WATER,
MIKINDANI ST. OFF NKRUMAH RD Telephone: +254 041 2222700
SANITATION & IRRIGATION
P.O BOX 1100-80100 Fax No: +254 041 2222728
MOMBASA. Mobile: 0726313006
Email: info@mombasawater co.ke 0735655650
www.mombasawater .co.ke CENTRAL RIFT VALLEY WATER WORKS DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

TENDER NOTICE INVITATION TO TENDER

The Central Rift Valley Water Works Development Agency (CRVWWDA) invites sealed tenders for the following project:
Mombasa Water Supply & Sanitation Co. Ltd invites Eligible firms to apply for the following below:
Tender No Project Project Scope County Eligi- Bid Security Date of
Name bility amount Closing and
TENDER NO TENDER DESCRIPTION TARGET TENDER CLOSING DATE (Kes) opening
GROUP SECURITY
CRVWWDA/ Nguso-Rafiki • Trenching Nakuru Open 1,000,000 10th June
MWSS/001/2025-2026 Provision of General and Motor Open 250,000.00 Wednesday, 4th June, NAK/NGU- Last Mile • Laying of 15.5km 2025
Vehicles/Cycles Insurance Cover 2025 at 11.00am SO-RAFIKI LMC/ Connectivity OD200 & OD250 HDPE
WP/20/2024- Project • Pipeline Extension
MWSS/002/2025-2026 Provision of Security and Alarm Open 300,000.00 Wednesday, 4th June, 2025 • Micro tunneling-5No
Services 2025 at 11.00am points (A104, B4, Class
C and Railway line)
MWSS/003/2025-2026 Provision of Air ticketing Open N/A Wednesday, 4th June,
2025 at 11.00am
Pre-Bid Conference.
MWSS/004/2025-2026 Provision of Fuel and Lubricants Open N/A Wednesday, 4th June,
A pre-bid site meeting shall be held on 27th May 2025, 10.00 a.m. at Central Rift Valley Water Works Development
2025 at 11.00am
Agency Office in Nakuru, Maji Plaza, Prisons Road.
Obtaining bidding documents
Complete Tender documents can be obtained and downloaded free of charge from
www.mombasawater.co.ke. Bidders who download the tender documents are required to noti- Tender documents may be viewed and downloaded for free from the www.crvwwda.go.ke or at PPIP portal www.
fy Mombasa Water ([email protected]/[email protected]) with full tenders.go.ke. Tenderers who download the tender document must forward their particulars immediately to
[email protected] to facilitate any further clarification or addendum.
contact details for the purpose of receiving any further tender clarifications and/or addendum if need
be. These clarifications and addendum will also be posted on our website. Submission
Complete tender document marked the tender No. must be delivered to the tender box situated at the address below
The Managing Director, by the dates indicated above at 12:00 Noon. Tenders must be accompanied by a tender security as stated above in form
Mombasa Water Supply & Sanitation Co. Ltd, of a bank guarantee. The Tenderer shall chronologically serialize all pages of the tender documents submitted. Late
P.O Box 1100-80100, tenders will be rejected.
MOMBASA. The bids will be opened at 12:05 hours local time on stated dates in the presence of the bidders who choose to attend,
bidders’ representatives who chose to attend must submit written authorization from the firms they are representing.
Or deposited in the Tender Box located Outside the Managing Director’s office, on or before the The address referred to above is:
specified date above. will be open immediately thereafter at the company’s Boardroom in the
Chief Executive Officer
presence Central Rift Valley Water Works Development Agency
Maji Plaza, Prisons Road
P.O. Box 2451-20100 Nakuru, Kenya
MANAGING DIRECTOR Mobile No. 0725-999000
E-mail: [email protected]

MINISTRY OF PUBLIC SERVICE AND

HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT
REPUBLIC OF KENYA

HUDUMA KENYA SECRETARIAT

TENDER NOTICE
The Huduma Kenya Secretariat (HKS) under the Ministry of Public Service and Human KENYA BIOVAX INSTITUTE LIMITED
Capital Development is a flagship program under Vision 2030 and invites sealed bids from
eligible candidates for the following tender. RE-ADVERTISEMENT OF VACANT POSITIONS
IN THE KENYA BIOVAX INSTITUTE
Tender No Item Description Bid Category The Kenya BioVax Institute Ltd (BioVax) is a State-owned Company mandated to manufacture and
commercialise safe, effective and quality vaccines and biologics, and improve access to affordable
Security
healthcare through health commodity security, guided by the core values of integrity, innovation,
SDPS/HKS/ONT/015/2024- Proposed Construction of 400,000 Open Tender collaboration and excellence.
2025 Huduma Centre Kitui Rural Sub
The Opportunity: BioVax is seeking to recruit qualified individuals for the positions below:
County - Kitui County
V/NO. POST GRADE NO. OF VACANCIES
The complete Tender Documents containing the requirements may be downloaded from the KBI/01/05/2025 Senior Quality Assurance Officer KBI 6 1
Huduma Kenya Website www.hudumakenya.go.ke or on the Public Procurement
KBI/02/05/2025 Senior Driver KBI 10 1
Information Portal: www.tenders.go.ke for free. Completed tender documents in plain sealed
envelopes marked Tender Number and Tender Description shall be addressed to: KBI/03/05/2025 Driver II KBI 11 1

APPLICATION PROCESS
The Secretary/CEO 1. Interested and qualified persons are requested to register and apply through the Kenya BioVax
Huduma Kenya Secretariat Institute e-recruitment portal https://recruitment.biovax.go.ke
2. All applications should be uploaded together with a detailed Curriculum Vitae, a copy of ID/Pass
P.O Box 47716 - 00100 port, copies of academic certificates, testimonials and any other relevant supporting documents.
Nairobi. Hard copies and email applications shall not be considered. ONLY ONLINE APPLICATIONS shall
be accepted.
And be deposited in the tender box provided at 15th Floor, Lonrho House, Standard Street to 3. Those who might have applied for the re-advertised positions are encouraged to re-apply.
4. All applications are to be received on or before 1700 Hrs East African Time 3rd June 2025.
be received on or before Thursday, 5th June, 2025 at 11.00am. Tenders will be opened
immediately thereafter in the presence of the tenderers or their appointed representatives THE KENYA BIOVAX INSTITUTE IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER AND THE MARGINAL-
who choose to attend at the 15th Floor boardroom. ISED AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.

THE KENYA BIOVAX INSTITUTE DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF ITS SELECTION
All interested bidders are required to continually check the Huduma Kenya Website:
PROCESS INCLUDING APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING AND PROCESSING OF OFFER LETTER.
www.hudumakenya.go.ke for any tender addendum/addenda or clarifications that may
arise before the submission date. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Ag. CEO / DIRECTOR GENERAL

FOR: PRINCIPAL SECRETARY KENYA BIOVAX INSTITUTE
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KENYA RAILWAYS STATE DEPARTMENT FOR AGRICULTURE

Ministry Of Agriculture &

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST Livestock Development
(CONSULTING SERVICES-FIRMS SELECTION)
Country REPUBLIC OF KENYA

Name of Project KENYA URBAN MOBILITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT (KUMIP) REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
V4940
Credit No. (CONSULTING SERVICES – INDIVIDUAL SELECTION)
Assignment Title CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR DEVELOPING AN ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE
AND DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION ROADMAP FOR KENYA RAILWAYS
CORPORATION (KR) Employer: State Department For Agriculture
Reference KE-KRC-375202-CS-QCBS
Name of Project: National Agricultural Value Chain Development Project -
Tender No. KR/SCM/WB/106/2024-2025 NAVCDP
1. The Government of Kenya (GOK) has applied for financing from the World Bank towards the cost of the Kenya Urban Credit No.: 70640
Mobility Improvement Project (KUMIP), and intends to apply part of the proceeds for consulting services.
Project ID: P176758
2. The consulting services (“the Services”) include;
i. Conducting a comprehensive assessment of the current Information Communication and Technology (ICT) Assignment Title: Consulting Services for Social Safeguard Specialist
landscape within Kenya Railways (KR), including current state assessment and gap analysis of existing systems,
infrastructure, standards and policies. Reference No.: KE-MOALF-485553-CS-INDV
ii. Defining Enterprise Architecture (EA) governance, developing and mapping out the EA governance in alignment to
Kenya Railway’s organization structure and decision-making process, KR’s strategic objectives and policies, and
international standards and best practices. 1. The Government of Kenya has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of
iii. Defining the EA components, including its principles and link the same to current KR status. the National Agricultural Value Chain Development Project (NAVCDP) and intends to apply
iv. Developing KR EA model (framework) that aligns with international best practices, Rail industry standards, KR’s part of the proceeds for consulting services.
Strategic Objectives, Kenya Digital Master Plan and Commuter Master Plan.
v. Developing a roadmap and blueprint for the implementation of the EA, identifying key milestones, potential 2. The Consulting Services (“the Services) include Consulting services for Social Safeguard
challenges and investment interventions required to achieve the digital intervention envisaged while giving Specialist. The estimated period of assignment is thirty (30) calendar months.
reference architectures and design patterns.
vi. Developing/Creating guidelines and templates for the EA, enabling KR to adopt and implement the architecture 3. The detailed Terms of Reference (TOR) for the assignment can be found at the following
effectively.
website: www.kilimo.go.ke.
vii. Organizing and holding Stakeholder workshop for all key stakeholders to review and give input to EA and digital
transformation draft report.
viii. Carrying out capacity building of KR staff to ensure continuity and future modification of the EA to align with
4. The State Department for Agriculture (“the Client”) now invites eligible consultants
scalability and technology change requirements in the future (“Consultants”) to indicate their interest in providing the Services. Interested Consultants
ix. Development and implementation of a transition Plan for EA in line with EA findings and a road map to achieve the should provide information demonstrating that they have the required qualifications and
future state digital transformation, while detailing tools to be used to monitor and adjust the same. relevant experience to perform the Services. The shortlisting criteria are:
The expected start date for the services is October 1, 2025 and the duration of the assignment is six (6) calendar The specialist should have the following minimum qualifications and experience
months.
3. The detailed Terms of Reference (TOR) for the assignment can be found at the following websites: Kenya Railways • The Specialist must have a minimum of Master’s Degree in Social Sciences, Social
portal www.krc.co.ke or Public Procurement Information portal www.tenders.go.ke work, Environmental Sciences or other relevant social discipline from a reputed uni-
4. Kenya Railways (the “Client”), now invites eligible consulting firms (“Consultants”) to indicate their interest in versity recognized in Kenya.
providing the Services. Interested Consultants should provide information demonstrating that they have the required
qualifications and relevant experience to perform the Services. The shortlisting criteria are: • A general experience of at least 8 years’ working experience managing and mitigating
(i) Core business and years in business: The firm shall be registered/incorporated as a consulting firm with core social risks,
business in railway operations ICT systems, transportation fare collection ICT systems, ICT systems security and
project management or related fields for at least fifteen (15) years. • A specific experience of five (5) years on social issues including but not limited to
(ii) Relevant experience: The firm shall demonstrate as having executed and completed at least three number
social risk assessment, preparation and implementation of Social Risk Management
assignments of similar nature and scope in similar operating environments in the last ten (10) years.
(iii) Capacity building: Must demonstrate the ability of building capacity for the employer (s)’/ client staff through a instruments, and social audits for infrastructure of similar nature in a World Bank or
well-documented work methodology including bench marking with similar systems in both developed and a similar multilateral development agencies and National Knowledge of ESF and 10
developing countries. Standards, and policies, legislation, and experience of human rights and gender, re-
(iv) Technical and managerial capability of the firm: The firm shall demonstrate as having the requisite technical spectively.
capacity including relevant equipment, tools, software, etc., and managerial capacity to undertake the assignment.
Key experts will not be evaluated at the shortlisting stage. 5. The attention of interested Consultants is drawn to Section III, paragraphs, 3.14, 3.16, and
5. The attention of interested Consultants is drawn to Section III, paragraphs 3.14, 3.16 and 3.17 of the World Bank’s 3.17 of the World Bank’s “Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers” First Published July
Procurement Regulation for IPF Borrowers, dated July 2016 and revised September 2023 (5th Edition): (‘‘Procurement 2016 and revised Fifth Edition September 2023 (“Procurement Regulations”), setting forth
Regulations’’) setting forth the World Bank’s policy on conflict of interest.
the World Bank’s policy on conflict of interest.
6. Consultants may associate with other firms to enhance their qualifications but should indicate clearly whether the
association is in the form of a joint venture and/or a sub-consultancy. In the case of a joint venture, all the partners in the 6. A Consultant will be selected in accordance with the Individual Selection method set out in
joint venture shall be jointly and severally liable for the entire contract, if selected.
the procurement Regulations.
7. A Consultant firm will be selected in accordance with the Quality and Cost Based Selection (QCBS) method set out in
the Procurement Regulations.
7. Further information can be obtained at the address below during office hours 0900 to 1600
8. Further information can be obtained at the address below from Monday to Friday excluding weekends and public hours East African Time (EAT).
holidays from 9.00AM to 5.00PM East African Time (EAT).
Managing Director, Kenya Railways, State Department for Agriculture
Attention: General Manager-Supply Chain Management, Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development
Kenya Railways Headquarters Office, National Project Coordinator
Workshops Road off Haile Selassie Avenue, National Agricultural Value Chain Development Project (NAVCDP)
Opposite Technical University of Kenya, Nairobi, Kenya
P. O. Box 30121-00100,
Nairobi, Kenya.
Capitol Hill Towers, 5th Floor, Cathedral Road.
Email: [email protected] Tel. +254 773206315
Tel. No: +254 709 907 000, +254 709 907 114 E-mail: [email protected]

9. Expressions of interest must be submitted in written form to the address below in person, or by mail or by e-mail on or 8. Expressions of interest must be delivered in a written form to the address below (in person,
before June 4, 2025 at 11:00AM, East African Time (EAT). or by e-mail) by 3rd June, 2025 at 1100 hours EAT. The delivery by person must be deposited
Tender Box at Block C, Main Reception in the tender box clearly marked State Department for Agriculture located at Kilimo house
Kenya Railways Headquarters Office,
Workshops Road, off Haile Selassie Avenue,
main reception –Ground floor, Cathedral Road Nairobi, Kenya or delivery by e-mail must be
Opposite Technical University of Kenya, sent to [email protected] and clearly marked “Consulting Services for the Social Safe-
P. O. Box 30121-00100, guard specialist, Contract Ref. No. KE-MOALF-485553-CS-INDV.
Nairobi, Kenya.
Email: [email protected] Address:
Tel. No: +254 709 907 000, +254 709 907 114 The Principal Secretary
10. All submissions should be clearly marked “Consultancy Services for Developing an Enterprise Architecture State Department for Agriculture
and Digital Transformation Roadmap for Kenya Railways (KR)." For email submissions: Assignment Title and Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development
Contract Number should be quoted in the subject row. Nairobi, Kenya.
Capitol Hill Towers, 5th Floor, Cathedral Road
The Managing Director E-mail: [email protected]
Kenya Railways Tel +254 773206315

Head Supply Chain Management

For : Principal Secretary
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www.mygov.go.ke

EAC states pledge to preserve Lake

Victoria Basin as a shared heritage
BY JOHN MWANDIKWA He commended the main open-minded and fo-
(PCO) technical teams for their cused on the greater good of
in-depth deliberations on the people they represent.

S
takeholders drawn key issues such as the blue He emphasized the need
from the water sec- economy, maritime affairs, for sustainability, integra-
tor in the East Africa agriculture, food security, tion, and regional solidar- PUBLIC NOTICE
Community Countries have fisheries, climate change, ity, affirming that the East KMPDC HEALTH FACILITY REGISTRATION GOES ONLINE
pledged to preserve it as a and flood management. African countries are united
shared heritage. He also emphasized that not just by water or bor-
In a move to modernize healthcare regulation, the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDC) has
Speaking in Kisumu while technical expertise ders, but by shared lives launched a fully digital health facility registration system. This initiative aligns with the Council’s broader mandate to
during the 23rd Ordinary is essential, it must be sup- and destinies. streamline operations, promote transparency, and enhance service delivery. The shift from a paper-based process to a
meeting of the Sectoral ported by strong political During the high-level secure, user-friendly digital platform is part of KMPDC’s long-term strategy to harness technology in line with the gov-
ernment’s digital transformation agenda. Applicants are guided through a step-by-step interface to provide institutional
Council of Ministers on leadership to achieve last- meeting, CS Mugaa de- information, including facility name, location, and classification, details of director(s), services offered, personnel available,
Lake Victoria Basin Com- ing impact. scribed Lake Victoria not and certified documentation to demonstrate compliance with applicable laws.
mission (LVBC-SECOM), Conveying greetings merely as a body of wa-
Cabinet Secretary for the from President Dr. William ter, but as a vital source of The digitized system enhances data accuracy, enables automated validation, and ensures real-time audit trails. Centralized
digital records improve retrieval and updates. It also allows 24/7 access for applicants and streamlines internal workflows
Ministry of Water Sanita- Samoei Ruto, Mugaa reiter- life, unity, and sustenance through automated alerts and approvals.
tion and Irrigation Eng. Eric ated the importance of pre- shared across borders.
Mugaa described Lake Vic- serving the Lake Victoria He stressed the need to Importantly, registration is granted only after verification of all submitted information. Any discrepancies result in rejection,
underscoring the need for accurate and honest submissions. Once inspected by KMPDC officers, applications are pro-
toria not merely as a body Basin as a shared heritage. consider not only the lake cessed within 21 working days from the date of inspection.
of water, but as a vital He called on delegates to itself but also its catchments
source of life, unity, and review the implementation and tributaries, which are The platform is fully compliant with the Data Protection Act, 2019, protecting applicants’ sensitive information through
sustenance shared across status of previous SECOM crucial to its health and sus- encrypted submissions, automated logs, and strict access controls. To enhance customer experience, applicants will receive
updates via email of every step of the registration process until the final approval.
borders. directives, identify gaps, tainability.
He stressed the need to and strengthen collabora- Eng. Muga highlighted the The online application is more than a system upgrade; it’s a transformation on how KMPDC deliver’s its mandate. By
consider not only the lake tion and accountability. shared responsibility of the embracing technology, KMPDC is making the process more transparent, efficient, and accessible. This digital shift not
only simplifies access to registration but also reinforces public confidence in Kenya’s healthcare regulatory framework. To
itself but also its catchments He reminded partici- East African Community in register a health facility, visit portal.kmpdc.go.ke/login or scan the code below and follow the simple steps on https://
and tributaries, which are pants that Africa is not a protecting natural resources, kmpdc.go.ke/resources/HEALTH_FACILITIES_ONLINE_REGISTRATION_MANUAL.pdf
crucial to its health and poor continent but must adding that Africa, rich in
sustainability. be proactive in mobilizing minerals, oil, gas and water
Eng. Muga highlighted its resources and fulfilling must strategically harness
the shared responsibility of its obligations. these resources through
the East African Commu- The report to be adopted, political will and collective
nity in protecting natural he said, must be relevant action.
resources, adding that Af- to current challenges and The visiting delegates
rica, rich in minerals, oil, reflect unity, modern gov- were from Kenya, Uganda,
gas and water must stra- ernance, and shared re- Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, DR DAVID G KARIUKI
tegically harness these re- sponsibility. Federal Government of So- CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
sources through political The Cabinet Secretary malia, Democratic Republic
will and collective action. urged all delegates to re- of Congo and South Sudan.

TENDER NOTICE
INVITATION TO TENDER Sports Kenya (SK) is a body corporate established by the Sports Act 2013 with the mandate of
harnessing Sports development, encouraging and promoting sports and recreation, providing for
The National Museums of Kenya (NMK) invites eligible and qualified consultants to participate in the
establishment of sports institutions, facilities, administration and management of Sports in
tender described below:- the country and for connected purposes.
S / TENDER REFERENCE NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION TA R G ET
No GROUP Sports Kenya invites eligible and competent firms to submit Tenders pursuant to section 74
of the Public Procurement and Disposal Act 2015 for goods, works and services as tabulated
1. NMK/T/23/NPIRESOURCE/M/2024-2025 Request for Proposals for Provision ALL below: -
of Resource Mobilization Services
for the First International Invest-
TENDER NO. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE ELIGIBILITY CLOSING DATE
ment Conference and Trade Fair
on Kenya’s Indigenous Knowledge SK/001/2025-2026 Provision of Cleaning Services at Open 2nd June, 2025
Intellectual Assets, 2025 Sports Kenya 11:00 AM
SK/002/2025-2026 Provision of Security Services at Open 2nd June, 2025
Interested tenderers may obtain detailed information and inspect the tender documents at the office
Sports Kenya 11:00 AM
of the Chief Procurement Officer, NMK Headquarters on Museum Hill during normal working hours
Monday – Friday 9.00 am – 4:00 pm. Alternatively, the tender documents may be downloaded free of
charge from the NMK Website – www.museums.or.ke. Interested eligible bidders may obtain tender documents from the office of the Supply Chain
Management, Head Office, Kasarani, upon payment of a non-refundable fee (cash or bankers’
A complete set of tender documents may also be obtained upon payment of a non-refundable fee of
cheque) of Kenya Shillings one Thousand (KShs.1,000/=) only, during normal working hours
Kshs. 1,000 in cash payable at the Cash Office – Heritage Centre.
(8.00AM- 5.00PM) from Monday to Friday. The tender documents can be downloaded free
Completed tender document shall be sealed and marked as instructed in the tender document, from www.sportskenya.org or supplier.treasury.go.ke
addressed to:-
Director General, Completed tender documents are to be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes marked with
National Museums of Kenya, Tender name and reference number and deposited in the Tender Box at the reception, MAIN
P.O.Box 40658-00100, OFFICE, SPORTS KENYA, PRIVATE BAG, KASARANI, KASARANI or to be addressed to
NAIROBI. Director General, Sports Kenya, Private Bag, KASARANI NAIROBI, so as to be received
as shown on the above table.
and deposited in the Tender Box located at the Earth Sciences Building reception area on or before
Tuesday, 03rd, June, 2025 at 12:00 Noon. Applications will be opened immediately thereafter, in the presence of candidates or their
Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the Old Board Room in the presence of the tender- representatives who choose to attend the opening meeting, at the Director General’s
ers or their representatives who choose to attend. Boardroom.

DIRECTOR GENERAL DIRECTOR GENERAL

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Department embarks on rehabilitation COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF ISIOLO

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL

and reintegration of inmates SERVICES

P.O BOX 42-60300
ISIOLO
BY DIANA MENETO, KNA periences after being convicted. It
is a difficult and complex job and TENDER NOTICE

T
he State Department for I commend you for showing up
The County Governement of Isiolo, Medical Services Department, invites sealed
Correctional Services is em- every day with professionalism bids from eligible and interested candidates for the purchase of Boarded Motor
barking on correction, re- and resolve. The shift from pun- Vehicles located at the County Headquaters Medical Department.
habilitation and reintegration of ishment to rehabilitation cannot
inmates across the country. succeed without your innovation, No Tender Number Tender Description Target
According to Correctional Ser- dedication and probation,” she 1 CGI/011/HEALTH/ SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF BRAND - NEW Open
vices Principal Secretary, Dr. said. 001/2024-2025 HEAVY DUTY, A.L.S. AMBULANCE
Salome Beacco (Pictured) the de- Dr. Beacco noted that beyond 2 CGI/011/HEALTH/ SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF BRAND - NEW Open
partment is experiencing a par- resources, the department must 002/2024-2025 MICROBUS, A.L.S. AMBULANCE
adigm shift from a system that build a culture that respects hu-
focuses solely on punishment to man rights, upholds the dignity of Interested bidders may obtain tender documents from the County Procurement
office, Isiolo County Offices - Medical Department upon payment of a non-re-
one that emphasizes on correction, both staff and inmates and focuses fundable fee of Kshs 1,000 at the County treasury - cash office during normal work-
rehabilitation and reintegration of on mutual accountability. ing days.
inmates back to the community. “This means taking our roles se-
Speaking during a visit at the riously not just as law enforcers facilities across the country faced All enquiries on this tender should be channelled through:
[email protected]
Kajiado G.K Prisons, the PS lauded but as agents of change. Every assuring that the government was
staff working at correctional facil- skill you impact, every conflict addressing them. Completed tender documents are to be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes, marked
ities across the country for their you deescalate and every moment “As a department, we are work- with Tender Number should be addressd to:
commitment and professionalism of guidance you offer an inmate ing on reforms that aim to ease the County Chief Officer,
at their work and urged them to matters. It could be the difference burden including strengthening Department of Medical Services,
continue being innovative, dedi- between reoffending and reinte- staffing levels, upgrading facili- County Governement of Isiolo,
cated and proactive for the initia- gration and sometimes between ties, investing in technology, and P.O BOX 42-60300
Isiolo
tive to succeed. life and death,” she said. expanding training and welfare
“As correctional officers and Beacco identified staff shortages, support to correctional officers,” and be deposited in the Tender Box at the entranceof the Administration block
professionals, you are mentors, infrastructure limitation and man- she assured. and received on or before Tuesday, May 27, 2025. Electronic Tenders will not
be permitted.
counsellors, educators, security agement of inmates with diverse Additionally, the PS advised the
enforcers and in many cases the needs and backgrounds as some officers to register with the Social The documents will be opened on the same day at 10:00am in the main
first glimpse of hope that one ex- of the challenges that correctional Health Authority. reception and bidders or their representatives are welcome to witness the opening.

MINISTRY OF WATER, SANITATION

AND IRRIGATION (MWSI) THE NATIONAL TREASURY &
ATHI WATER WORKS DEVELOPMENT
AGENCY (AWWDA)
ECONOMIC PLANNING
In partnership with

PUBLIC NOTICE
FRENCH DEVELOPMENT AGENCY ROLLOUT OF THE ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT
INVITATION FOR BIDS (IFB) PROCUREMENT SYSTEM
NATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING NOTICE TO ALL SUPPLIERS, CONTRACTORS & CONSULTANTS
Date: 20th May 2025
The National Treasury is rolling out an end-to-end Electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) system
Program Name: CKE1135-NAIROBI WATER AND SANITATION PROJECT to all Procuring Entities in both the National and County Governments. This is one of the public finance
management reforms that is geared towards efficiency and value for money in the public procurement.
Project Name: CONSTRUCTION WORKS FOR NAIROBI INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS PROJECT The e-GP system rollout is in line with the directive by His Excellency, the President in his State of Nation
IN 2 LOTS address on 21st November 2024 that the National Treasury rolls out the e-GP system by the first quarter
IFB No: LOT 1 - AWWDA/AFD/NWSP/W-04A/2025 & of 2025.
LOT 2 - AWWDA/AFD/ NWSP/W-04B/2025
The implementation and use of the e-GP system will result in reduced cost of goods, works and services:
increased transparency in procurement processes and practices; improved efficiency in procurement by
Athi Water Works Development Agency (AWWDA) has received funds from Agence Française de Dével- minimizing the procurement cycle time; maximization of value for money; accountability; improved con-
oppement (“AFD”) towards the cost of CKE1135 – Nairobi Water and Sanitation Project) and now invites fidentiality, integrity and authenticity of transactions between procuring entities and suppliers; stream-
sealed bids from all eligible bidders for works package 4 of the works for the Construction Works for Water lined procurement procedures across the government through standardization of processes and prac-
and Sanitation in Informal Settlements in Nairobi in 2 lots; tices; and enhanced procurement information management that will facilitate procurement planning,
monitoring, evaluation and reporting.
1. Lot 1: Western Works (Kirigu, Kawangware 56, Kawangware Soko and Kibera C&D) – Pre-Bid
Meeting and Site Visit to be held on 3rd June 2025 Suppliers/Contractors/Consultants are required to self-register on the e-GP portal that is accessible
through www.egpkenya.go.ke. In addition, they are requested to note the following:
2. Lot 2: Eastern Works (Mji wa Huruma, Matopeni, Mariguini, Kamola and Kiambiu) - Pre-Bid Meeting
and Site Visit to be held on 4rd June 2025 1. Suppliers/Contractors/Consultants may contact the support address indicated below in case of
challenges faced during registration: Email address: [email protected]
All prospective bidders are hereby informed that an advert and a complete set of bidding documents can Telephone: +254 (020) 3341030/3340400/3340433;
be downloaded from the AWWDA website: www.awwda.go.ke, and PPIP Portal www.tenders.go.ke,
for free. 2. Suppliers/Contractors/Consultants within Nairobi may visit e-GP offices situated on 6th Floor, Room
622 Treasury Building, Harambee Avenue to receive registration assistance between 9:00 a.m -
Bidders who download the bidding document from the website MUST forward their particulars immedi- 4:00 p.m;
ately to [email protected], for records and any further clarifications and addenda. The Pre-bid
meeting and Site Visit will take place on the dates specified above starting at Athi Water Plaza, Ground 3. Suppliers/Contractors/Consultants may also visit The National Treasury desk in all Huduma
Floor Board Room along Muthaiga North Road thereafter a site visit will be conducted at the project site. Centres during the office working hours;

Completed tenders must be delivered to the address below on or before 12:00 pm East African Time on 4. Supplier Registration Module manual is available on the e-GP Portal; and
30th July 2025. Electronic Tenders WILL NOT be permitted.
5. The National Treasury will organize weekly supplier registration webinar every Thursday. Suppliers
Chief Executive Officer, will be required to register for training through links provided on www.egpkenya.go.ke under
Athi Water Works Development Agency, Supplier Training. Only suppliers who have registered for training will be invited to the webinar.
Athi Water Plaza, Muthaiga North Road, Off Kiambu Road
P.O. BOX 45283-00100, Nairobi, Kenya. Take notice that as from 1st July 2025 all government procurement will be through the e-Govern-
Tel: 254-715 688272; ment Procurement System and the registration of suppliers is a prerequisite.
Email: [email protected],
DR. CHRIS KIPTOO, CBS
PRINCIPAL SECRETARY/THE NATIONAL TREASURY
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President William
Ruto and his
Finnish counterpart
Alexander Stubb
at State House in
Nairobi.

BILATERAL TIES

Kenya reaps from strong

ties with Finland
The two countries are expected to deepen partnership in global
governance, regional peace efforts and security cooperation

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COUNTYSPOTLIGHT
A L S O I N S I D E TELLING THE STORY
Kenya Yearbook Editorial Board (KYEB) CEO Lilian
Kimeto explains to the National Assembly’s ICT
Committee the ongoing programmes at KYEB.

Ms Kimeto told the Committee,

led by Dagoretti South MP John
Kiarie, that KYEB is digitising
its services and products and HOMA BAY COUNTY
working on books that document
Government’s achievements
1,131,950 New digital
under the Bottom-up Economic
The population system to enhance
Transformation Agenda (BETA). efficiency in
according to
FULL STORY ON PAGE 2 2019 Census.
education sector
FULL STORY ON PAGE 3
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N AT I O N A L E D I T I O N

B I L AT E R A L T I E S the swing States deciding which direction the

world is going to tilt and I wanted to come
here and learn,” President Stabb said.
The two leaders bilateral talks at State

Finnish President’s historic visit to House, Nairobi, where the they witnessed the
signing of two MoUs on political consultations
and peace mediation and conflict resolution,

Kenya cements over 60 years ties which are key instruments in advancing
shared values and global partnerships.
The agreements serve as important
diplomatic instruments aimed at strength-
The two countries are expected to deepen partnership in global ening Kenya-Finland partnerships in global
governance, regional peace efforts and security cooperation governance, regional peace efforts and
security cooperation.
Kenya, widely known for its role in peace-
President William Ruto (right) with his Finnish building in East Africa and beyond, stands to
counterpart Alexander Stubb in Nairobi. With them benefit from Finland’s expertise in mediation
are their spouses First Ladies Suzanne Innes-Stubb and
Rachel Ruto, as well as Deputy President Kithure Kindiki strategies and conflict resolution frameworks.
and Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja (left). The collaboration underscores both coun-
tries’ commitment to promoting stability
and advancing shared democratic values.
The agreements further pave the way
for joint efforts by the two nations in
international negotiations, humanitarian
support and diplomatic interventions.
Kenya and Finland signed a financial
framework 2021–2024, which is approximately
32 million Euros that focuses on improving
women’s opportunities for participation in
society, decreasing gender-based violence,
developing technical and vocational
education of youth and increasing decent
job opportunities.
The country runs several gender-based
violence (GBV) response and prevention
programmes in Samburu, Bungoma and Kilifi.
Finland is also helping Kenya develop the
skills of young people through Technical and
Vocational Training Institutions (TVETs), one
of the key pillars of the Bottom-up Economic
Transformation Agenda.
The Ministry of Foreign and Diaspora
Affairs observed that the Finnish Government
is enhancing the technical institutions’
capacity to train students in agribusiness,
focusing on digitisation and connecting
students with companies to encourage
farming.
“Other areas that the Finnish Government
is engaged in Kenya include; provision of
development financing through Finfund
which provides long-term loans and venture
capital to private companies,” said the
Ministry.
Finland also supports Menegai geothermal

T
he recent visit by Finnish President and Planning, was the first Government friendship with Finland, a key development “First, there has never been a State Visit power project in Nakuru County, Lake
Alexander Stubb and First Lady official to visit Finland, with the tour lasting partner in Europe and a steadfast supporter by a Finnish President, which I was quite Turkana wind-power (LTWP) in Turkana
Suzanne Innes-Stubb to Kenya has three days from September 15, 1975. of our national ambitions. We are committed baffled about because we do have good County and fertiliser and insect-based animal
cemented an over 60-year partnership Bilateral relations between the two nations to leveraging Finland’s expertise in education, relations for over 60 years and we’ve been feed derived from waste.
between the two nations. have remained cordial over the years, with technology, renewable energy and climate quite close countries,” he said. A Finnish firm, Hitachi Finland, is
President Stubb’s visit, which was the first Kenya and Finland continuously expanding action to accelerating our country’s The Finnish President observed that the supporting the upgrading of the Ruaraka
by a Finnish Head of State, underscored the cooperation across various sectors, including transformation,” President Ruto said. second reason he decided to visit is to pick power substation to improve reliability
deepening diplomatic and economic ties trade, renewable energy, ICT, healthcare, President Stubb recognised Kenya’s key lessons on the direction the globe could be and electricity supply, while Kauko Finland
between Kenya and Finland. development aid, education and water as role in East Africa, emphasizing its strategic taking as a new world order unfolds. is implementing technology and tools to
The relations between the two countries well as diplomatic engagements. importance in regional stability, economic According to him, Kenya is one of the swing improve water safety, security, and climate
date back to December 13, 1963, when Finland President Stubb’s tour, therefore, development and diplomatic leadership. nations that will decide which direction the change resilience in Kenya.
recognised Kenya as an independent nation is expected to usher in a new era of He noted that despite the two nations world will move towards. The renewed Kenya-Finland partnership
soon after independence. strengthened collaboration, building upon having good relations for over six decades, “I think we are witnessing a change of the is expected to drive economic growth,
Consequently, both countries established decades of mutual cooperation and shared no President from Finland had ever visited world order, a similar moment that leaders enhance education systems and promote
diplomatic relations on June 14, 1965. Mr interests. Kenya, one of the reasons why he chose to of 1918, 1945, 1960s, 1989 experienced, and sustainability, with the two nations mutually
Mwai Kibaki, then the Minister for Finance “Kenya deeply values its longstanding come. so I do think that Kenya is going to be one of benefitting. ■

T E L L I N G T H E S T O RY

Kenya Yearbook presents its

ongoing programmes to MPs
K
enya Yearbook Editorial recruitment of technical staff and Government to create awareness,”
Board (KYEB) CEO Lilian automation of services. she said.
Kimeto explained to the “If we get additional funding, we The committee was reviewing the
National Assembly’s Committee on will recruit more technical staff 2025/2026 budget proposals from the
Communication, Information and and publish more on the work of Ministry of Information, Communica-
Innovation the programmes that tions and the Digital Economy.
KYEB is undertaking to enhance The meeting, held on May 13, 2025,
Government communication. was attended by Principal Secretaries
Ms Kimeto told the Committee, led Steven Isaboke, (Broadcasting and
by Dagoretti South MP John Kiarie Telecommunications), and Eng.
that KYEB is digitising its services
Mr Isaboke noted that the John Tanui, (ICT and the Digital
and products and working on Department’s original Economy), as well as several Heads of Sh6.24 billion, a cut that is expected to
Mr Steven Isaboke (PS, Broadcasting
and Telecommunications) and Eng.
books that document Government’s allocation of Sh6.83 billion had Departments and State Corporations disrupt several planned initiatives. John Tanui, (PS, ICT and the Digital
achievements under the Bottom-up in the Ministry. Eng. Tanui said the ICT and Digital Economy) before the National
been reduced to Sh6.24 billion, Assembly ICT Commitee with other
Economic Transformation Agenda Mr Isaboke noted that the Economy Department had a proposed
(BETA). a cut that is expected to disrupt Department’s original allocation of allocation of Sh16.1 billion, which had
Ministry officials. Kenya Yearbook
Editorial Board CEO Lilian Kimeto
She appealed for more funding for several planned initiatives. Sh6.83 billion had been reduced to been reduced by Sh5 billion. ■ attended the meeting.
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Huduma Kenya, RBA take HUDUMA Huduma Kenya CEO Ben

CORNER
services closer to citizens
Kai Chilumo (centre)
with officials from
Retirement Benefits

M
Authority.
a c h a ko s H u d u m a retirement services closer to Huduma Kenya is a Government
Centre hosted a five- the people. He emphasized the initiative aimed at enhancing
day Retirement Ben- importance of collaboration access to public services by
efits Authority (RBA) Mashinani between Huduma Kenya and providing one-stop service centers
Mobile Clinic starting from May RBA in enhancing service delivery across the country. Established
14, 2025. through innovative models like the in 2013, the programme is part
RBA said the clinic was part of its universal agent approach. This of Kenya’s Vision 2030, designed
commitment to protect retirement ensures citizens enjoy seamless, to streamline service delivery and
savings, promote financial literacy convenient access to government improve efficiency, transparency,
and ensure all Kenyans have services at the grassroots level. and accessibility for citizens. Access our products
access to essential retirement The Mashinani Mobile Clinic Huduma Kenya has significantly through our website
planning services. reflects RBA’s dedication to public improved service delivery, re-
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Huduma Kenya CEO, Ben engagement, sector growth, and ducing bureaucratic delays and
Kai Chilumo, visited the clinic addressing challenges within the making government services more
to support efforts in bringing retirement benefits industry. efficient and citizen-friendly. ■
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A teacher with pupils

during a lesson.

E D U C AT I O N R E F O R M S

New digital system to enhance

efficiency in education sector
Shift to KEMIS is set to and other stakeholders to access student
data in real-time.
enhance transparency KEMIS will enable real-time access to
in tracking student information for monitoring, evaluation and
analytics, particularly in tracking education
enrolment, school transitions and other critical metrics.
infrastructure, funding The platform also seeks to curb
malpractices such as the creation of ghost
allocations and schools and inflated enrollment figures used
performance indicators to misappropriate capitation funds.
The platform will track performance

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he education sector is transitioning mobility of learners and teaching staff from
to a new digital platform designed ECDE to institutions of higher learning to
to streamline data collection and ensure maximum efficiency and effective
allocation of resources. utilisation of education resources.
The Kenya Education Management Immigration and Citizen Services PS, Dr
Information System (KEMIS) will replace Belio Kipsang, said that KEMIS will integrate
the National Education Management with the Civil Registration Services and the
Information System (NEMIS) starting July National Registration Bureau.
2025, marking a significant shift in education The Kemis website. “This integration will assign a Unique
data management across the country. Personal Identifier (UPI) to every learner at
This transition is aimed at enhancing birth, streamlining education tracking and
efficiency and transparency in tracking It is also expected to address long- linking it to national records such as birth
student enrollment, school infrastructure, standing challenges in separate registration and death certificates,” he said.
funding allocations and overall performance databases for the various education levels He added that it will consolidate and store
Please contact our
indicators, according to the Ministry of namely Early Childhood and Development data for students, teachers and institutions,
Education. Education (ECDE), Basic Education, Ministry This integration will assign address emerging issues such as data security marketing team
Basic Education PS Prof Julius Bitok of Education State Department for Basic
a Unique Personal Identifier and privacy and provide a platform for for publication
appointed a team to oversee the transition. It Education, TVETS and universities.
(UPI) to every learner at
real-time access to data, enabling monitoring, partnerships and
comprises representatives from Government Prof Bitok said that pilot testing for KEMIS evaluation and analytics on education
collaborations
agencies, development partners, technology will begin in July with full rollout expected birth, streamlining education transitions and other variables.
providers and key education stakeholders, all in September 2025. He said KEMIS will drive “This is part of the broader Maisha ecosys- E-mail:
working under the leadership of the Ministry. data-based decision-making in education
tracking in transitions and tem. The UPI will follow a child throughout [email protected]
According to Prof Bitok, KEMIS will planning and improve resource allocation. other critical metrics. their life—from birth to education, and
centralise records for students, teachers One of the key features of KEMIS is being eventually, in the unfortunate event of Tel: +254 20 271 5390
and institutions. a mobile application that will allow parents death,” said Dr Kipsang. ■
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PICTURESPEAK

Cabinet Secretary for Information, Communications and the Digital Economy William Kabogo when he met with the ESports Kenya Federation officials, who paid him a courtesy call at the Ministry’s offices in
Nairobi. Mr Kabogo said the Ministry will work on expanding the sector to create opportunities for young people.

The Chairperson
of Kenya Revenue
Authority Ndiritu
Murithi (centre, right)
and Media Council
of Kenya (MCK) CEO
David Omwoyo during
the Annual Journalism
Excellence Awards
organised by MCK in
Nairobi. Several TV,
print and digital media
journalists from across
different platforms
were honoured.

Inset: Broadcasting and

Telecommunications PS
Steven Isaboke during
the MCK awards.

Environment CS Deborah Barasa when she visted Kenya Meteorological Department.

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State to distribute 1m pyrethrum BRIEFS

seedlings as global demand soars Sh175b needed annually
for road repairs
BY ESTHER MWANGI, BY GEORGE KAIGA, KNA anism to secure additional
KNA The Government is funds to enhance working
seeking additional funding capital and bridge the

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financing gap.
he Government will mechanisms for road
The draft regulation pro-
revitalize pyrethrum maintenance, develop-
ment, and rehabilitation. poses to use, as security,
farming and regain seven shillings out of the
As such, the Kenya
control of the global pyre- Roads Board is holding 25 shillings proceeding
thrum market share. public participation forums from a litre of fuel to the
Chief of Staff and Head across the country on the RMLF to raise 175 billion
of Public Service Felix Ko- Draft Kenya Roads Board shillings annually and
skei said the government’s (Additional Funding) bridge the sector’s finan-
pyrethrum revival plan is Regulations, 2025, which cial deficit.
“The additional funds
gaining momentum and prescribe a procedure for
will support not only the
will include the distribu- setting aside a portion of
the Road Maintenance maintenance of roads, as
tion of one million pyre- has been the case, but
Levy Fund (RMLF) to
thrum seedlings to farmers. secure extra funds and also the development and
He added that the grow- bridge the budgetary rehabilitation of roads,”
ing demand for natural shortfall. he added. He noted that
insecticides presents a sig- “The roads sector road construction is
nificant opportunity for requires approximately 175 capital intensive, with 910
the country’s pyrethrum billion shillings annually for billion shillings needed
for ongoing work and 175
industry. Chief of Staff and Head of Public Service Felix Koskei speaking when he launched one million maintenance. The current
billion shillings in pending
Koskei noted that Kenya clean pyrethrum planting materials at the National Cereals and Produce (NCPB) grounds in funding is insufficient to
Elburgon, within Njoro Sub-County. Photo by Esther Otieno. meet this need,” said West- payments.
was once a major global Currently, there are
ern Kenya Rural Roads
supplier of the crop, ac- ment implementing meas- als at the National Cereals currently valued at $50 239,122 kilometers of
Authority (KeRRA) Man-
counting for over 70 per- ures to support farmers and and Produce Board (NCPB) billion, whereas the world- ager Eng. Edwin Cheserek roads, of which 69 percent
cent of the market between boost production. grounds in Elburgon, based market for pyre- during the public forum. are classified and eligible
the 1970s and 1990s, and He indicated that the within Njoro Sub-County. thrum-based products Speaking at KeRRA for the RMLF. However,
earning farmers substantial revival efforts are being Koskei said the revival stands at $200 million. offices in Kakamega during 5.1 trillion shillings are
income. driven by factors such has led to success stories “The trend in recent the public participation required over the next 10
years, compared to the
He further stated that as increased global de- among farmers, with some years has seen declining campaign, Eng. Cheserek
paltry 1.1 trillion shillings
demand for Kenyan py- mand for natural insecti- earning up to Sh25,000 production despite demand emphasized the urgent
budgeted.
rethrum is currently at its cides, government support per acre per month.He for natural pyrethrum need to establish a mech-
highest in international through seedling distribu- expressed optimism that products exceeding supply
markets, with the Euro-
pean Union and the United
tion, and favorable climatic Kenya will recapture and and this augurs well for the
conditions. command the world mar- future of the pyrethrum
CS flags off vaccine cold
States showing keen in- Koskei also noted that ket in the next five years. sector in Kenya,” he noted. chain equipment
terest in chemicals used the local market has been The Chief of Staff assured Koskei observed that in BY WESLEY OMONDI Nations International
on horticultural products opened up to allow private farmers that the govern- its heyday, the cash crop AND SEIF NDUNG’U, Children’s Emergency Fund
entering their markets. He sector participation, lead- ment will continue pump- supported over one mil- KNA (UNICEF). “Immunization is
added that Kenyan pyre- ing to increased competi- ing resources, working lion farmers adding that one of the pillars of primary
thrum enjoys a ready mar- tion and potentially better with the private sector and another major contribu- The Ministry of Health healthcare and a powerful
ket due to its high quality. prices for farmers. partnering with research tor to the fall of the sector has launched the Kenya driver of public health.
The Chief of Staff ob- He made the remarks institutions to support in Kenya was the devel- Electronic National Vaccine However, for vaccines to
served that the revival while presiding over the them to revive the multi- opment of synthetic or and Immunization Portal work, they must be kept at
(KeNVIP), an electronic precise temperatures from
of pyrethrum farming in launch of the distribution million sub sector. man-made versions of management platform. manufacture to adminis-
Kenya is yielding positive of one million clean py- He noted that the global pyrethrins known as pyre- The platform will enhance tration,” he said. The 2,000
results, with the govern- rethrum planting materi- market for pesticides is throids. decision-making, visibility, solar and electric cold
traceability, accountabil- chain refrigerators, along
ity, and effectiveness in with additional equipment

Sugar factory workers, farmers to get

service delivery, while also such as cold boxes and
preparing for migration monitors, represent an
to the government data investment in health secu-

arrears settled before factory handover

center. Health Cabinet Sec- rity and resilience, Duale
retary Aden Duale said the stated. “I urge every parent
government has invested and caregiver across the
$16 million in the KeNVIP country to take full advan-
BY ANITA OMWENGA, KNA retary for Agriculture and Sh500 million for cane de- initiative within the primary tage of the expanded ac-
Livestock, Mutahi Kagwe, livered by farmers,” he said.

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healthcare sector. cess to vaccines, which are
he Government has said that under the agree- The CS further said the gov- Duale, who was flagging safe and more accessible
entered into an agree- ment, the government will ernment paid over Sh600 off cold chain vaccine than ever before. Together,
ment with sugarcane settle arrears owed to both million to factory workers equipment at Afya House, let us protect our children
farmers and sugar factory farmers and workers before last year out of the Sh5.3 added that the government and secure a healthier
workers’ unions to pay cane the handover of the four billion owed to them leav- has partnered with the future for our nation,” the
delivery and salary arrears factories. The CS said that, ing Sh4.7 billion in arrears. World Bank and the United CS said.
owed to both groups. according to the agreement, Since then, the arrears owed
The agreement aims to the government will pay to the workers have accrued
secure the future of cane farmers Sh500 million in to an estimated Sh5.6 bil-
farmers and sugar factory July this year for cane deliv- lion. Kagwe said the gov-
workers as the govern- eries to clear arrears owed. ernment, has entered into
ment leases out four sugar “Last year, the govern- an agreement with the
factories, namely Nzoia, ment paid out over Sh1.7 Kenya Union of Sugar Plan-
Chemilil, Sony, and Mu- Cabinet Secretary for billion to sugarcane farm- tation and Allied Workers
horoni, to private millers. Agriculture and Livestock ers to clear arrears owed by (KUSPAW) to safeguard the
In a statement sent to me- Mutahi Kagwe speaking sugar factories. Since then, interest of sugar factory
dia houses, the Cabinet Sec- during a past event. the factories have accrued workers.

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