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PETITION | After listening to a week of arguments by a battery of the countrys best lawyers, six judges will decide fate of election

Uhuru, IEBC ght back against Raila poll claims

Defence responds to allegations that Prime Ministers votes were stolen and given to president-elect and register as well as results cooked. STORY ON PAGE 2
SPEAKER OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SPEAKER OF THE SENATE

Left, Mr Justin Muturi, the newly-elected Speaker of National Assembly and Mr Ekwee Ethuro (right), the new Speaker of the Senate prepare to take the oath of oce at Parliament Buildings and KICC respectively. Mr Muturi becomes the third highest ranking state ocial after the President and Deputy President. SEE STORIES AND PICTURES ON PAGES 5, 6 AND 18

WILLIAM OERI | NATION

INDEX

News P. 2-11, 17-19, Back

Opinion P. 12-13

Letters P. 14

World P. 20-25

Business P. 26-32

County P. 34-36

Sport P. 55-59

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PETITION | Invalidating poll could result in fresh vote for all six positions, says Githu THE JUDGES

DAILY NATION Friday March 29, 2013

Uhuru and IEBC ght back against Raila election claims

State House race was not skewed in favour of presidentelect, say lawyers
BY NATION TEAM
newsdesk@ke.nationmedia.com resident-elect Uhuru Kenyatta and the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission yesterday defended themselves against allegations that the presidential race was not free and fair. Their lawyers denied claims by Prime Minister Raila Odinga that the race was skewed in favour of Mr Kenyatta and Deputy President-elect William Ruto. Mr Kenyattas lawyer played a video of ODM ocials and Cabinet ministers calling on the IEBC to abandon the biometric voter register and revert to the manual register to facilitate the General Election. The news clip showed top ODM ocials and ministers, including Mr Henry Kosgey, Mr Otieno Kajwang and Mr Ababu Namwamba criticising delays in procuring the biometric voter register and calling for the system to be abandoned. The issues of the voters regTO COMMENT ON THIS ARTICLE, SCAN THE CODE OR GO TO www.nation.co.ke/ 03292013

Willy Mutunga He is the President of the Supreme Court and was an astute rights campaigner and lecturer.

Philip Tunoi A long serving judge, he is easily the senior most of the six Supreme Court judges.

Smokin Wanjala Has served at an antigraft agency as a deputy director and joined the court in June last year.

ister and the electronic system of managing the transmission process have been some of the major points of contention during the petition hearings which ended last night. Mr Kenyattas lawyer, Mr Fred Ngatia, said it was inconceivable that the PM did not know about the existence of a manual register. The IEBC, on the other hand, denied claims that the elections were bungled. There is no proof that Mr Odingas votes were added to Mr Kenyattas nal tally, Mr Paul Nyamodi, one of the lawyers representing the electoral commission, said. He added that the commission had no obligation to use the electronic voter system the BVR was just an administrative exercise. He said invalidating the presidential results will amount to a constitutional crisis. We agree there was amendment to the nal register but it was within the IEBC mandate and all political parties were informed, Mr Nyamodi added. He denied claims that Mr Odingas agents were locked out of the national tallying centre at the Bomas of Kenya, saying that they were sent out after they started shouting. The lawyer said that there were no electoral malpractices as several independent bodies had conrmed the elections as free, fair and transparent. On his part, Attorney-General Githu Muigai said that the

Mohammed Ibrahim Like the CJ, he was detained for his involvement in the reforms strugle.He was appointed to the High Court in 2003.

Njoki Ndungu As an ex-Nominated MP, she moved a Bill on sexual oences to protect women. She is the only woman in the court.

Jackton Ojwang Prof Ojwang was plucked from the University of Nairobi Parklands Campus and appointed High Court judge in 2003.

THE PETITIONERS

RAILA ODINGA

GEORGE ORARO

OCHIENG ODUOL

IEBC lawyer Nani Mungai during the election petition proceedings at the Supreme Court yesterday.
nullication of Mr Kenyattas election as President could result in fresh elections for all the six elective positions. Mr Muigai, who was backed by Deputy President-elect William Rutos lawyer Katwa Kigen, said the Supreme Court should consider the consequence of their decision when making it as the law gives two dierent meanings of fresh polls. The AG said if the election of Mr Kenyatta is declared void and a fresh election ordered, the polls could be held up to the primary level or for a limited number of candidates. The determination could have intended consequences,

BILLY MUTAI | NATION

Mr Muigai said, but added that the Supreme Court has jurisdiction to make any decision they contemplate. He said if the March 4 presidential polls are declared invalid, fresh elections should be held within 60 days, a thing that could require new voter register. Mr Muigai was giving his submission as a friend of the court. Mr Kigen said if Mr Kenyattas election is declared invalid, a fresh election from the ward representative to the president could be done. All positions would fall vacant, Mr Kigen said.

The Cord candidate Raila Odinga is the main petitioner. He went to the Supreme Court to challenge the results after

Jubilee leader Uhuru Kenyatta was declared the winer. He is represented by lawyers George Oraro and Ochieng Oduol.

AFRICOG The African Centre for Corporate Governance is a group founded by Ms Otieno and has claimed through its lawyer Kethi Kilonzo GLADWELL OTIENO that results were massaged. TNA ACTIVISTS Members of The National Alliance Moses Kuria and Dennis Itumbi, through lawyer Njoroge Regeru, want the rejected votes removed from the nal tally.

KETHI KILONZO

MOSES KURIA

NJOROGE RIGERA

THE RESPONDENTS
IEBC The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission is listed as the rst respondent in the presidential election petition. It is represented by a team of lawyers led by Mohamed Nyaoga, Aurelio Rebello, Paul Nyamodi and Nani Mungai

MOHAMED NYAOGA

PAUL NYAMODI

AURELIO REBELLO ISAACK HASSAN

NANI MUNGAI

The IEBC boss listed as the second respondent as he was the returning ocer in the presidential election. He is represented at the Supreme Cort by Ahmednassir Abdullahi. AHMEDNASSIR ABDULLAHI UHURU KENYATTA The Jubilee Coalition presidential candidate is named as the third respondent. He was Mr Odingas main rival. He is represented by lawyer Fred Ngatia.
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WILLIAM RUTO He was Mr Kenyattas running mate in the Jubilee Coalition. He is listed as the fourth respondent in the petition and is represented by lawyer Katwa Kigen.

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DECISION 2013

DAILY NATION Friday March 29, 2013

PETITION | Cord claims Kencall EPZ used a single IP address for both the IEBC and Mr Kenyattas TNA

Raila cites massive aws in tallying of presidential votes

PM argues Cords scrutiny of Form 34 and Form 36 unearthed massive errors in computation of the presidential results
BY DAVE OPIYO
dopiyo@ke.nationmedia.co.ke rime Minister Raila Odinga yesterday said there were massive discrepancies in the tallying of presidential votes that saw his numbers signicantly reduced. While making his submissions on the second day of the petition he led at the Supreme Court to challenge the THE CASE declaration of Mr Uhuru Kenyatta as Kenyas fourth president, Mr Odinga said their own scrutiny of Form 34 and Form 36 unearthed massive errors in the computation of the presidential results. Through his lawyer George Oraro, the PM said his gures in a number of constituencies were reduced by 11,000 while those of Mr Kenyatta inated by 7,215. Even though the Supreme Court has ordered the re-tallying of the presidential vote, we hope that it shall conrm the grave errors, Mr Oraro said. He went on: These irregularities aect the entire result of the election, which we believe must be set aside. It will be a sad day if these grave violations are ignored and a result declared. Indeed, the IEBC conducted

QUOTES OF THE DAY

IEBC ghts Cord claims

Court not on trial: The decision we make cannot in any way make or break this court. It is not this court that is on trial; what you need to do is argue the case of your client. If you are urging us to be restrained, does it mean we should not interpret the Constitution? Mr Justice Smokin Wanjala Yes there was an amendment to the register after February 18 as a result of complaints received after inspection of the register, but it was within the mandate of IEBC. Some 36,236 people not on the ocial register were those without biometric information. Lawyer Paul Nyamodi for IEBC You should not consider public interest but proportionality. What the petitioner has done is a populist attack on the IEBC and we cant crucify the commission since if that trend is allowed then Kenyans will lose faith in constitutional institutions. Lawyer Lucy Kambuni (IEBC) Allegations of conspiracy are untrue, reckless, misguided and an insult to the IEBC. We must consider what the commission has achieved within a short time and that none of the other presidential candidates has challenged the results outcome. Lawyer Aurelio Rebello (IEBC) The Judiciary must exercise restraint when dealing with political questions; the material presented by the petitioners are not enough to call for a run-o and public policy will be best served if you allow the election results to stand. Lawyer Mohamed Nyaoga (IEBC)

Judicial ocials re-tally votes from 22 polling stations at Kenyatta International Conference Centre in Nairobi yesterday.
these elections so badly. It abandoned its oversight role. The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission declared Mr Kenyatta winner of the presidential race with 6,173,433 votes against Mr Odingas 5,340,546. The lawyer also revisited the voter registration issue, saying the manipulation of the nal voter register went beyond the green book and the special register. Mr Oraro said in a number of constituencies, they noted major variations between provisional and the final register, adding that the numbers were inated in Moiben by 5,407, Pokot South (4,988), Emgwen (4,054), Kapenguria (4,229) and Kajiado (5,178). On the other hand, he said, major decreases in the voters register were in Turkana West 11,261, Kaloleni (4,076), Ndhiwa (3,763), Balambala (1,113) and

BILLY MUTAI | NATION

Poll team accused of inating gures

Scrutiny of Form 34 and Form 36 reveals Raila gures were reduced by 11,000 while those of Mr Kenyatta were inated by 7,215. Huge variations noted between the provisional and nal voters register prepared by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission. Service provider Kencall EPZ used a single IP address

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(196.1.26.40) for both the IEBC and Uhurus Kenyattas TNA results. Mr Odingas agents were not allowed to scrutinise the results and were kicked out of tallying centre. IEBC failed to ensure identication of voters and transmission of results was done electronically.

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Kisumu East (3,339). He spoke as Mr Ochieng Oduol, Mr Odingas other lawyer, sought to prove that the server hosted by Kencall EPZ, used by the electoral commission during the transmission of the results, was not secure as had been claimed. Mr Odinga alleged that Kencall EPZ used a single IP address 196.1.26.40 for both the IEBC and Mr Kenyattas TNA. Mr Oduol said Mr Nicholas Alexander Nissbit, a Kencall director, did not deny the fact that both the IEBC and TNA were hosted and operated on a single IP address. Nissbit, in his adavit says yes there was a server but it was accessed by sta of the IEBC. It has been admitted that the administrator of Kencall had access to information on the server, so is the programme developer and operation director.

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National News 5

LEGISLATURE | Uhuru and Ruto attend rst sessions amid protests from ODM MPs who said they were unwanted guests

Jubilee clinches Speakers seats as Parliament opens

Justin Muturi becomes the third highest state ocial after clinching key post
BY NJERI RUGENE
nrugene@ke.nationmedia.com jngirachu@ke.nationmedia.com The Jubilee Coalition used its numerical strength in the two Houses of the 11th Parliament to stamp its authority as its candidates for Speaker of the National Assembly and Senate carried the day. By virtue of his position, Mr Justin Muturi the new Speaker of the National Assembly becomes the third highest ranking leader in the country behind the President and Deputy President. With the election of Mr Muturi and that of Mr Ekwee Ethuro as Speaker of the Senate, focus will now likely turn to parliamentary committees. It is expected that Jubilee and its newfound aliates, who now have at least a 195-member majority, will control the committees responsible for most of Par-

AND JOHN NGIRACHU

THE NUMBERS

How the two Houses voted

219

The votes Mr Justin Muturi got to become Speaker of National Assembly.

38

The votes Mr Ekwee Ethuro got to win Senate Speakers position.

liaments oversight roles. Mr Ethuro, the Turkana Central MP, became the rst Speaker of the inaugural Senate under the 2010 Constitution after beating Cords Farah Maalim by seven votes. He won by 38 votes against Mr Maalims 29 in the second round of the vote. Later in the day, Mr Muturi, a former MP for Siakago, ensured Mr Kenneth Marende vacated the National Assembly seat he has occupied since January 15, 2008. Mr Muturi got 202 votes against Mr Marendes 134 in the rst round. House rules require that a winner gets two thirds of the 230 votes to win in the rst round. When they went for the second round, Mr Muturi had 219 against Mr Marendes 129. One vote was spoilt. In the Senate, Muranga Senator Kembi Gitura also received 38 votes to become the Deputy Speaker. Mr George Khaniri of Cord, who is also the Senator for Vihiga, got 29 votes. Dr Joyce Laboso of Jubilee was elected the deputy Speaker with 254 votes the highest for the day against Mr Abdikadir Omar of ODM who got 90 votes. At both elections, it was clear that the decisions on who to vote for had been made long before the MPs trooped to their respective Houses for the swearing-in. Jubilee MPs and Senators had camped at Naivasha from Tuesday night to strategise on how to win the seats. Led by President-Elect Uhuru Kenyatta

Othaya MP Mary Wambui being sworn in at Parliament yesterday.

and Deputy President Elect William Ruto, the 221 MPs had decided to support the Muturi-Ethuro-Gitura-Laboso team. Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto sat through the elections at the Kenyatta International Conferences Amphitheater and later at the National Assembly. They caused a stir with their entry at the National Assembly, where with former minister Charity Ngilu and Nairobi Senator Mike Sonko they sat in the Speakers row, which overlooks the chamber. Their entry caused Ruaraka MP Tom Kajwang and Mbitas Millie Odhiambo to protest. The two said Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto were unwanted guests in the House. Mr Justin Bundi, the Clerk of the National Assembly, calmed the MPs down. There is nothing wrong as they are not sitting in the Chamber, said Mr Bundi, who was in charge of the House before Mr Muturis election.

STEPHEN MUDIARI | NATION

The 11th Parliament is dierent from others before it because ministers, now known as Cabinet Secretaries, the president and his deputy are no longer members. This means that Question Time, which was popular with MPs as they got a chance to ask ministers tough questions has been eliminated. Instead, questions and any other matters will be addressed by the Cabinet Secretaries in committees. Now that it has a majority, Jubilee will also decide who to pick as Leader of the Majority. Separately, three senators with disabilities got a tting welcome into the Senate with the Clerk coming up with creative means to ensure that they participated in the oath-taking and in the election of the Speaker and his deputy. The Clerk, Mr Jeremiah Nyegenye, said the House rules prescribed that a person with disabilities had to be facilitated to discharge their duty in the House.

Re-tallying of votes I will obey from 22 centres ends summons,

BY NATION REPORTER
Re-tallying of votes from 22 polling stations at KICC in Nairobi has been nalised, High Court registrar Gladys Shollei has said. Also, review of Forms 34 and Forms 36 as ordered by the Supreme Court on Monday has been concluded, she said. But Mrs Shollei yesterday could not disclose the results, saying it would be prejudicial to the ongoing hearings at the top court. The results will be filed at the Supreme Court registry, and will show whether the number of votes cast exceeded the number of registered voters as alleged by Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (Cord) lawyers. Mrs Shollei gave the media access to the tallying centre yesterday, where clerks were wrapping up the exercise as party agents watched. We wanted the media to witness the nal stages of this process, said Judiciary Communications manager Naim Bilal Yassin. Form 34 is a legal document that shows the votes obtained by each of the candidates at a polling centre, and the contenders agents are required to sign it after establishing that the results are accurate before it is forwarded to the national tallying centre. Form 35 shows the results for governors, senators, county and womens representatives while Form 36 gives a summary of the votes obtained by all candidates in constituencies. The re-tallying started on Tuesday and the results were expected to be released by Wednesday evening but that did not happen because the clerks had not completed the work.

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Law Society of Kenya chairman Eric Mutua says he will obey summons to appear before the Supreme Court, over remarks attributed to him regarding the presidential elections petition. Mr Mutua (below) denied discussing the merits of the petition. The LSK chairman said he had the highest regard for the Court and the Judiciary generally and would never do anything to undermine it.

We wanted the media to witness the nal stages of this process

Judiciary Communications manager Naim Bilal
In the ruling on Monday, Mr Justice Smokin Wanjala said the aim of re-tallying was to show if the number of votes cast exceeded the number of listed voters. The court on Tuesday issued restraining orders to political parties and other unauthorised people from entering the tallying centre. This was after Cord lawyer James Orengo and activists Maina Kiai, George Kegoro and Gladwell Otieno, whose lobbies have led petitions, attempted to enter the centre. Supreme Court president Willy Mutunga issued the summons during yesterdays session, saying that the LSK boss had breached the courts rules by commenting on the presidential petition. He directed that the registrar summons Mr Mutua to appear before the court at a time and venue to be determined later. Dr Mutunga has previously warned the parties to the petition and the public against commenting on the case outside the court.

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LEGISLATURE | Uhuru and Ruto attend rst sessions amid protests from ODM MPs

DAILY NATION Friday March 29, 2013

Former teacher in Kenya at the helm of Anglican Church

A remarkably candid chat with the new head of the Anglican Church Justin Welby on sex, alcohol abuse and the family tragedy that shaped his faith.

Jubilee clinches the two Speakers seats

Muturi becomes the third highest state ocial after clinching key post
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BY NJERI RUGENE

nrugene@ke.nationmedia.com jngirachu@ke.nationmedia.com

AND JOHN NGIRACHU

Politics and Power

As the Supreme Court rules on the election petition, we bring you the latest news and analyses on the case that could change Kenyas electoral politics for ever. SATURDAY MAGAZINE

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he Jubilee Coalition used its numerical strength in the two Houses of the 11th Parliament to stamp its authority as its candidates for Speaker of the National Assembly and Senate carried the day. By virtue of his position, Mr Justin Muturi the new Speaker of the National Assembly becomes the third highest ranking leader in the country behind the President and Deputy President. With the election of Mr Muturi and that of Mr Ekwee Ethuro as Speaker of the Senate, focus will now likely turn to parliamentary committees.

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THE NUMBERS

How the two Houses voted

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Votes Mr Justin Muturi got to be National Assembly Speaker

38

The votes Mr Ekwee Ethuro got to win Senate Speakers position

It is expected that Jubilee and its new-found aliates, who now have at least a 195-member majority, will control the committees responsible for most of Parliaments oversight roles. Mr Ethuro, the former Turkana Central MP, became the rst Speaker of the inaugural Senate under the 2010 Constitution after beating Cords Farah Maalim by seven votes. He won by 38 votes against Mr Maalims 29 in the second round of the vote. Murang a Senator Kembi Gitura also received 38 votes to become the Deputy Speaker. Cords George Khaniri, who is the Senator for Vihiga, got 29 votes. Later in the day, Mr Muturi, a former MP for Siakago (now Mbeere North), wa voted National Assembly Speaker. Mr Muturi got 202 votes against Mr Kenneth Marendes 134 in the rst round. House rules require that a winner gets two thirds (230) votes to win in the rst round. When they went for the second round, Mr Muturi had 219 against Mr Marendes 129. One vote was spoilt. Dr Joyce Laboso of Jubilee was elected deputy Speaker with 254

Othaya MP Mary Wambui being sworn in at Parliament yesterday.

votes the highest for the day against Mr Abdikadir Omar of ODM, who got 90 votes. At both elections, it was clear that the decisions on who to vote for had been made long before the MPs trooped to their respective Houses to be sworn in. Jubilee MPs and Senators had camped at Naivasha from Tuesday night to strategise on how to win the seats. Led by President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William

STEPHEN MUDIARI | NATION

Ruto, the 221 MPs had decided to support the Muturi-EthuroGitura-Laboso team. Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto sat through the elections at Kenyatta International Conferences Amphitheatre and later at the National Assembly. Their entry caused Ruaraka MP Tom Kajwang and Mbitas Millie Odhiambo to protest. The two said Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto were unwanted guests in the House.

Relative helps blind senator to take oath

BY NATION REPORTER
The three senators with disabilities got a tting welcome into the Senate with the Clerk coming up with creative means to ensure that they took part in the oath-taking and in the election of the Speaker and his deputy. The Clerk, Mr Jeremiah Nyegenye, said the House rules demanded that a person with disabilities had to be facilitated to discharge their duty in the House. Ms Linet Kemunto, who is blind, and who was nominated to the Senate by The National Alliance, had her sister Ruth Atera lead the way to pick the ballot paper and even mark it for her as per instruction. Her sister also escorted her to the rostrum from where she took her oath. Because, she cant read normally, the Clerk had to get her to repeat the oath. Mr Sammy Leshore, the senator for Samburu County was in a wheelchair. For him to take the oath, the Clerk and four of his assistants one carrying the microphone, another the Bible and Koran, another a copy of the oath in English and Kiswahili, and another a copy of a book for Mr Leshore to sign after taking the oath went to where the senator sat.

Leaders fault Wamalwa, Jubilee deal

BY NATION CORRESPONDENT
Bungoma Senator Moses Wetangula yesterday led four MPs in hitting out at leaders elected on New Ford-Kenya tickets for entering into a post-poll pact with Jubilee before the case challenging Mr Uhuru Kenyattas win was concluded. New Ford-Kenya leader Eugene Wamalwa last week led the six lawmakers in joining the alliance in Nairobi. Mr Wetangula and MPs Eseli Simiyu (Tongaren), John Waluke (Sirisia), Wafula Wamunyinyi (Kanduyi) and Chris Wamalwa (Kiminini) said Mr Wamalwas deal with Jubilee was not in the interest of the Luhya people. He said the former Saboti MP should have consulted voters and waited for the outcome of the case filed by Cord before taking the decision. We all along knew Amani coalition, and more specically New Ford-Kenya, was an extension of Jubilee alliance. They are self-seekers who are out to divide our people, Mr Wetangula said during the swearing-in of Bungoma Governor Kenneth Lusaka. Mr Wamalwa and MPs elected on New Ford-Kenya tickets alongside Mr Lusaka did not attend the ceremony.

Samburu Senator Sammy Leshore at the KICC yesterday.

The Clerk then administered the oath. When it came to voting, the Clerk and parliamentary sergeant-at-arms carried the ballot box and the ballot paper to where Mr Leshore was. He took the ballot paper, signed for it, and then, the Clerk and his sta retreated to give him sucient privacy to vote. After marking the paper, folding it twice and dropping it into the ballot box, he beckoned the orderlies to come and take the ballot box back to the centre of the hall for other senators to continue with the voting process. Mr Harun Kipchumba, a nominated senator for ODM, who is also physically handicapped, got a similar treatment as Mr Leshore.

WILLIAM OERI | NATION

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FIVE-YEAR TERM | Election winners troop to Parliament Buildings with family members, friends

DAILY NATION Friday March 29, 2013

Work starts as 349 MPs sworn in

17 will be serving their third term, 74 their second and 252 are newcomers
BY JOHN NGIRACHU
jngirachu@ke.nationmedia.com

Raila urges supporters to be hopeful

BY NATION REPORTER
Prime Minister Raila Odinga and Vice-President Kalonzo Musyoka have called on their supporters to keep hope alive ahead of the ruling by the Supreme Court on the presidential election petition, which is expected tomorrow. Mr Odinga and Mr Kalonzo met about 160 MPs and senators from the Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (Cord) and urged them not to lose hope. We are closely monitoring the ongoing political situation in the country with a lot of optimism, they said.

ike students on their first day in a new school, the 349 members of the National Assembly began to gather at Parliament Buildings yesterday morning. The MPs, with families friends and supporters in tow, made their way to the compound where they will spend a good part of the next ve years. The public gallery filled up quickly, and some family members were left to stand outside or head to places where they could watch the live broadcast of the proceedings. Space had been created near the entrance for Westlands MP Tim Wanyonyi and his Kamukunji counterpart Yusuf Hassan, who use wheelchairs. They also used a separate door from the ramp into the House. As they settled into their

places, their colleagues moved about, shaking hands, hugging, generally congratulating each other. Nominated MP Oburu Odinga and Mohamed Adan Noor are coming back to the House for the fth time. They are eectively the oldest serving members. MPs Jimmy Angwenyi (Kitutu Chache North), Dalmas Otieno (Rongo), Nyiva Mwendwa (Kitui Women Representative) and Gonzi Rai (Kinango) are making it there for the fourth time. Seventeen MPs will be serving their third term and 74 their second. The majority, 252 are on their maiden term. Among the new faces was Mr Irungu Kangata (Kiharu), the lawyer for security guard Rebecca Kerubo, who met former Deputy Chief Justice Nancy Baraza on the last day of 2011 and changed her life forever. Mr Joel Onyancha was MP for Bomachoge and an assistant minister before he was unseated in a petition and lost in the subsequent by-election. After the Clerk of the National Assembly announced the first order of the day swearing-in of the MPs

THE NUMBERS

74

Number of MPs who will be in the House for their second term

252

A section of the National Assembly yesterday. A record 349 lawmakers took oath of oce in the expanded House.
oath-taking. But Mr Nicolas Gumbo, the returning MP for Rarieda, argued that each MP needed their moment in the limelight. Our constituents are watching and they want to see the people they elected being sworn in, he said. Mr Olago Aluoch, returning as Kisumu Town West MP, argued that nobody in the House at that time ought to talk to the Clerk as they were not yet sworn in. Mr Jamleck Kamau

STEPHEN MUDIARI | NATION

Lawmakers making their maiden entry to the National Assembly

Garissa Town MP Aden Duale rose to propose that the MPs be sworn in in batches rather than individually. He said based on his calculations, it would take 29 hours if each of the 349 members was to go to the rostrum for

(Kigumo) and Mr Ababu Namwamba (Budalangi) supported Mr Duale. It was eventually decided that the MPs would be called in batches and sworn in individually. At 9.34am, Mr Wanyonyi became the rst member to be sworn in. The rest followed, with a good number stumbling over the word conscientiously in the oath, substituting it with consciously , cautiously and even with constitutionally.

The meeting, at the Cooperative College in Karen, also came up with strategies on how to engage with other political parties in Parliament to ensure Cords agenda succeeded. At the meeting, Mr Odinga and Mr Kalonzo told the leaders that they were ready to mount a reorganised campaign in case of a run-o. They said Cords current predicament was temporary. Things will soon be all right. Please, let no one lose hope, said Mr Odinga. The VP, while calling for calm among party supporters and leaders, expressed condence that the ongoing judicial process would resolve the electoral dispute.

Engage other parties

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DEMO | Varsity closed after chaos

TOURISM | Case in Supreme Court aects key sector

Petition jitters lead to fall in hotel bookings

Tourist numbers in Coast increase, but establishments in western Kenya suer
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Uhuru, Ruto in House for Speaker polls

BY NATION REPORTER
President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta and Deputy President-elect William Ruto yesterday spent the day shuttling between the Senate sitting at KICC, and the National Assembly at Parliament Buildings in Nairobi. The two Jubilee leaders kept a sharp eye on the proceedings as they chatted and shared jokes. They had vowed to take control of the two Houses by ensuring that their coalition wins the Speaker and Deputy Speaker seats. They walked into KICC amphitheatre just as the Clerk of the Senate, Mr Jeremiah Nyegenye, concluded oath-taking for the senators. The senior-most senator in the House by virtue of the years served in public service, Mr GG Kariuki, was the rst to take the oath. Mr Kariuki is the senator for Laikipia. He was followed by Mr Chris Obure, Kisii County, who served in the coalition government as a Cabinet minister. Former Attorney-General Amos Wako, the senator for Busia County, was third. Several senators including Emma Mbura (nominated), Boni Khalwale (Ikolomani), George Khaniri (Vihiga), Mutahi Kagwe (Nyeri) and Sammy Leshore (Samburu) came in late. However, Mr Nyegenye allowed them to take the oath of oce. After Jubilees Ekwee Ethuro was elected Speaker and Kembi Gitura deputy Speaker, Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto left KICC for the National Assembly where the sitting was on-going and the voting had just began.

otels across the country have recorded low bookings ahead of the start of the Easter holiday today. While those in Coast described the bookings as comfortable but slow, others in western Kenya cited cancellations due to the presidential petition. Hotels traditionally do brisk business over Easter as local families and tourists visit. Mombasa and Coast Tourist Association chairman Mohammed Hersi said hotel bookings were initially slow, but picked up in days leading to the Easter holiday.

a run-o, has not dampened the mood of local tourists. With or without the ruling, life has to continue, he said. According to Mr Hersi, the Whitesands Sarova hotel had 95 per cent bookings for today and Saturday and 70 per cent for Sunday. Mr Hersi said the safety campaigns that tourism stakeholders carried out have had a positive impact. It is in our best interest to see that everyone is safe even when they are not staying in the hotels, Mr Hersi said. PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

Others, however, said there was a drop in the number of foreign tourists coming to Kenya after the British and American governments issued a travel advisory to certain parts including Mombasa and parts of Nairobi. Pride Inn Hotel-Sairock operations manager Ambrose Mwendwa said several tourists had cancelled their bookings in the lead-up to the elections. In the Western Kenya circuit, Lake Victoria Tourism Association chief executive Antony Ochieng said bookings had gone down by over 69 per cent compared to last month. No bookings have been made since the petition started with bed occupancy dipping by 76 per cent. Most hotels are now relying on conferences as their major source of income. Residential guests have gone down with the uncertainties around the outcome of the Supreme Court verdict on the presidential petition, Mr Ochieng said. Mr Daniel Okumu of Dakens Travels said: Businesses must come out and assure visitors of their safety in Kisumu. Last week 50 tourists from the United States cancelled plans to visit Kisumu Town in a response to their governments advisory. Reports by Bozo Jenje, Isaac Ongiri and Moses Odhiambo

Remain calm, Kibaki urges

Assure visitors

At rst, there was scepticism that tourists will not travel from their homes over concerns about the outcome of the election petition, but it seems that they still want to enjoy their holidays, Mr Hersi, who is also the general manager of Whitesands Sarova Hotels, said. The pending ruling, which will confirm the election of President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta or trigger a re-election or

Pending ruling

President Kibaki has asked Kenyans to accept the ruling of the Supreme Court on the petition challenging President-elect Uhuru Kenyattas victory. In an Easter message, the Head of State urged Kenyans to maintain peace regardless of the outcome.. He asked Kenyans to resume work and leaders to serve residents.

Residents of Njoro in Nakuru County confront Egerton University students who were protesting the killing of a fourth year student yesterday. The more than 5,000 students burnt down a kiosk near the institution following the Saturday killing of the student. The institution was later closed indenitely. SEE STORY ON PAGE 34

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VIOLENCE | Group was targeting a police station

DAILY NATION Friday March 29, 2013

Six MRC suspects gunned down

Raiders had earlier hacked to death police ocer guarding an entertainment spot in Malindi together with his colleague
BY ROBERT NYAGAH AND BOZO JENJE
rnyagah@ke.nationmedia.com bjenje@ke.nationmedia.com olice in Malindi have gunned down six people who were part of a group that hacked a policeman to death. The raiders are suspected to have links with the Mombasa Republican Council (MRC). Several other officers, including Malindi deputy police boss Samson Ogero, were injured in the confrontation and are admitted to hospital. Mr Ogero is undergoing treatment at Pandya Memorial Hospital in Mombasa, where he is said to be in stable condition. The ocer killed and his injured colleague were guarding Malindi Casino when the raiders attacked on Wednesday night. A police squad responded to their distress calls, resulting in the death of the six raiders in a shootout. The bodies of the six men were by yesterday morning still at the Malindi Divisional Police headquarters, where scene of crime ocers were taking their ngerprints to identify them. They were later moved to a mortuary. Police recovered four petrol bombs, a petrol container, machetes and red ribbons associated with the MRC,

BRIEFLY
KWALE

Two to die for violently robbing woman of cash

Two men have been sentenced to death for violently robbing a woman of money, a mobile phone and charger worth Sh3,000. Kwale acting principal magistrate Elizabeth Usoi Macharia handed Iddi Juma Mwadzogo and Salim Omar Manduli the sentence after nding them guilty of robbing Ms Purity Catherine Mwikali of her purse at Tiwi location in May 2011.

NYANDARUA

Love-stricken man in the dock over threats

Taking ngerprints

metal bars, a mallet and material suspected to be in oathing. The attack saw a major security cordon around the tourist town as 100 General Service Unit officers patrolled the streets. Police sources who talked to the Nation put the number of the raiders at about 50. According to the sources, the gang planned to raid the Malindi Divisional Police Station. They attacked the two policemen with the aim of seizing their rearms, which they would use in the attack on the station. They attacked the two policemen and hacked one of them to death, said a senior police ocer at the scene. The gunshots reverberated across the town, prompting other police ofcers to rush to the scene and engage the raiders. The shots triggered a panic among revellers and tourists in nearby night

We shall protect you and your property from any criminals and we shall never compromise on that, especially when we know that this is a tourist destination
Coast regional police boss Aggrey Adoli
spots. Many patrons ed and others hid in the premises until yesterday morning. Malindi businessman Richard Kamau, who called the Nation as the shootout continued, said he was leaving Beer Garden with friends when gunre started. They were forced to return to the night club and remain there until dawn

Coast police boss Aggrey Adoli addresses the public at the Malindi Divisional Police headquarters yesterday over the killing of six MRC suspects.
when there were assurances that it was safe to leave. There is a lot of fear and panic among the revellers and no explanation is being given as to why all this happened, he told the Nation. Coast regional police boss Aggrey Adoli, who visited the town in the morning, said the government and the police would not relent in its ght against criminal gangs and would use maximum force to deal with MRC suspects and other criminals. We shall protect you and your property from any criminals and we shall never compromise on that, especially when we know that this is a tourist destination, he told residents who had gathered at the scene.

ROBERT NYAGAH | NATION

A man accused of threatening to kill a woman who turned down his marriage proposal was yesterday charged with creating a disturbance. Mr Lawrence Wahome denied in a Nyahururu court that he sent text messages and threatened the woman at Kaimbaga in Nyandarua Central. He was released on a Sh30,000 bond and a cash bail of Sh7,000.

NAIVASHA

Fake currency case accused gets three years

A 34-year-old man has been imprisoned for three years for possession of Sh800,000 in fake currency. Joseph Mukunga Kamau had pleaded guilty before Naivasha resident magistrate Esther Bhoke. According to the prosecution, the man was arrested at Mafuta Taa in Maai Mahiu on March 25 after he was found with the fake notes. He was on his way to purchase goods when residents called the police.

Investors shelve plans for expansion, says KAM

BY NATION CORRESPONDENT
Investors have suspended expansion plans until a new government is in place. This will be after the presidential petition is concluded. Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) chief executive ocer Mercy Acholla said investors had adopted a wait-and-see stance. However, industry operators were optimistic the temporary absence of government to drive some of their interests, especially in the region, would come to an end once the Supreme Court makes its ruling. Initially we thought the e l e c to ra l p ro ce s s wo u l d take a week but the wait has been longer than expected. We however respect the petition as a constitutional one, and we call for peace as we await the courts decision, she said. Ms Acholla said business operations were ongoing, but investors were holding on to huge plans, such as pumping billions into new investments, at a time of uncertainty. As an investor you continue with normal operations but when you are anxious, some decisions have to wait until there is a government in place, she said. Investors were working with permanent secretaries to drive some of their agenda, but Cabinet secretaries, who are not yet in oce, were crucial for such operations, she said. Investors under the association had presented their agenda to the Treasury with regard to regional operations within the East African Community, among other interests. The Cabinet secretary in charge of the Finance docket is crucial in pushing such agendas between governments. Recently, Uganda blocked Kenyan goods entering their market, and only the Cabinet secretary in charge of regional cooperation or a related docket, could intervene to unlock the impasse, said Ms Acholla.

Regional operations

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CONTROVERSY | Theres a tug-of-war between governments and county commissioners

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NYANDARUA

Governors asked to keep o State assets

Oce of President issues tough warning on taking over of houses and oces of national government
BY BERNARD NAMUNANE
bnamunane@ke.nationmedia.com overnors have been warned against taking over oces and houses owned by the provincial administration. The warning from the Oce of the President (OP) came as some of the governors who took oath of oce on Wednesday vowed to resist any attempts by county commissioners to interfere with their work. In a paid-up advertisement in newspapers, the OP said the offices and houses of county commissioners and other ofcers belonged to the national government and could not be taken over by governors. It also stated that provincial administrators would perform duties in counties on behalf of the national government. An impression is carefully but erroneously being crafted

Three in police custody over barbers death

Police have arrested three people suspected of being behind the death of a barber who had been lured from his Asian estate home in Nyandarua County. Nyandarua North police boss Benjamin Onsongo said the three were arrested yesterday at a rental house where a bloodstained shoe belonging to one of them of them was also recovered. We are investigating the case to establish who else was involved, he said.

DEVOLUTION

Parallel structures
Governor: Heads county Sub-county administrator: Leads subcounty Ward administrator: In charge of Ward Village administrator: Takes charges of village unit County commissioner: Posted to county by national government Deputy county commissioner: Posted to sub-county Assistant county commissioner: At Ward Chief: In charge of location

that the governors are entitled to take over national government oces in the counties including those owned by State Corporations and the former provincial administration. The national government will continue to exist in counties and will require these assets to continue providing services in those counties, the advert said. It also stated that governors who ignored the warning would face legal action. For avoidance of doubt, all assets belonging to the provincial administration in all counties are national assets. Any move to encroach on or forcefully acquire national government assets will not be allowed and appropriate action will be taken according to the law, it declared. The warning comes in the wake of a tug-of-war between governors and county commissioners over premises for offices and accommodation immediately the former were voted into oce. The row compelled the Transition Authority chaired by Mr Kinuthia wa Mwangi to step in and declare that governors were wrong to demand oces and houses of county commissioners. We cannot allow governors to evict county commissioners. It is not going to happen because each of them is there by right. The only thing we can do is to urge county commissioners to provide interim oce space for governors on a negotiated basis, he said.

MACHAKOS

Trader killed as lorry and pick-up collide

A businessman died yesterday after his pick-up truck collided with a lorry between Emali and Masimba on the Mombasa-Nairobi Highway. The lorry was heading to Mombasa and Mr Joseph Muia was driving to Emali when the lorry collided with his truck. Conrming the 9.30am accident, area police boss Joshua ole Leina said the pick-up was extensively damaged.

Transition Authority chairman Kinuthia wa Mwangi (right) walks out of a conference room with the chairman of the Constitution Implementation Committee Charles Nyachae at a forum on accountable governance under the devolved structures at Pangoni Resort in January.
Yesterday, the Oce of the President said Mr Mwangis team identified office space and houses for all governors, including some being hosted by county commissioners. Any complaint or dispute pertaining to allocation or sharing of oces between the county and national governments must be channelled through the Transition Authority, it said. The provincial administration has been restructured into the National Administration Service and its officers posted to counties to carry out national government duties in the devolved units. Parliament passed the National Government Coordination Act which guided the exercise. However, there are fears that the provincial administrators and the county government leaders are likely to end up in conict given that they will be running two parallel systems in same jurisdictions. Yesterday, the Oce of the President said both governments were creatures of the Constitution and should co-exist in harmony since each of them has specic tasks to carry out.

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NANYUKI

Two robbers killed in shootout with police

Two robbers were yesterday killed in a shootout with the police in the outskirts of Nanyuki Town. The two were part of a four-man gang that had raided an M-Pesa shop near the towns main bus park while armed with an AK-47 rie at around 8am. A police ocer suered injuries in the hand and stomach during the incident.

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DAILY NATION Friday March 29, 2013

Parliament has duty to put public interest rst

embers of the new Parliament took oath of oce yesterday and proceeded to elect their Speakers and set in motion operations for a new session that holds both promises and challenges. From the outset, this is an epochal Parliament that has two chambers, namely the National Assembly and the Senate. Such an arrangement was last seen in the early years of Independence, but it never lasted, hence the impact was never widely felt. Therefore, this Parliament must prove that there is merit in having a two-tier chamber. But there are fundamental issues to address. First, both Houses are deeply divided along party lines and whereas that is good for checks and balances, it can also be dangerous when members resort to debating and voting purely to score sectarian rather rational and national goals. Thus, members must learn to debate and vote on principle and for the common good of the county because theirs is a national not factional institution. Second, the new members enter the House when the pay package has been slashed by the Salaries and Remuneration Commission as part of the government-wide plan to harmonise salaries to reect the economic realities. However, some MPs have signalled that they will oppose the new salaries and ominously, have threatened to pass a vote to scrap the commission. Nothing could be more imperious if Parliament would kill a national agency solely because it did its work on the advice of the public. Third, this Parliament has the onerous task of implementing critical elements of the Constitution, which were to take place after the General Election. Among these are provisions on devolution and strengthening of various institutions. This is a historic duty that the MPs must deliver for the benet of the country and its people.

RECONCILIATION | Mutuma Mathiu

After court ruling, we need honest debate about how to live together
T
omorrow well know one of three things: either President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta will be on the way to the podium to be sworn in as our fourth president and the scribes will be scratching away at how in all history Prime Minister Raila Odinga is the sorest loser; or well be preparing to go back to the endless queues to decide who between Mr Kenyatta and Mr Odinga we meant to elect as president; or the whole kit and caboodle of presidential candidates will line up once again and well do it all over again, from the debates up. I dont want to say much because I would hate to oend the court. I have read many articles in Foreign Policy and other places all attempting to answer these questions: In this election, what message were Kenyans, and Africans in general, sending to the West? Similarly, in this election, what were Kenyans trying to say? I think a lot of our thinkers, pretend thinkers and unthinkers didnt try to gure that one out. They went into a partisan mode; one section tried to delegitimise Mr Kenyattas election the way the Republicans tried to do to President Barack Obama by arguing that even though he had won the election, he didnt have a mandate. Thus, commentators were already talking about Mr Kenyattas resignation and impeachment when the results announcement was still ringing in our ears. The other section went all out to defend Mr Kenyattas victory and was not interested in digging below the surface to try and gure out why, by a majority of hundreds of thousands, voters thought a war crimes indictee was the best person to lead this country. When the judges have had their say, we should have a robust national debate not just about these past days, but also about what kind of country we want to live in. For the sake of the future, what we need are not tribes and parties, but a couple of good ideas about how to live with each other in honesty and fairness. Now, it is not unusual for a Kenyan to transit through London and pick a British accent in the transfer lounge. We are great that way. My attention was drawn to one young lady who has a fantastic Brit twang (or is it weng?) I think it is called an estuary accent. The interesting thing about her is that she has never left the country, leave alone ever been to London. I think she may have picked it up on TV and perhaps her own imagination, which I suppose is as good a place to pick an accent as any. I want to confess that unfortunately I have been to Manhattan and, in exercise of my weng rights, I want to say two things about it, in an American accent. First, Manhattan has the worst, most dangerous, rudest Third World drivers I have ever seen. Coming back to Nairobi, I thought to myself: Dear God, how have we managed to live in a country where people do not know how to drive? The quality of our driving is a national economic and health issue; we waste so much time and wealth on the road and we can die or be crippled in accidents, with horrible consequences for quality of life, so easily. As I have said before, the biggest problem is that Kenyans dont know how to drive. This is not a side issue, this is an issue of great national importance. It must be solved. Secondly, many people in Africa do not know the condition of black, poor people in urban America. I did not want to say this, but I cant help myself: the condition of African-Americans living in inner cities is the most frightening thing I have seen in a long time. Looking at the grateed, crumbling, crime-ridden, violent, potholed neighbourhoods, I asked myself where does their hope come from? Another frightening aspect, and which was put to me, is the sheer number of Americans in jail. Its a lot; per capita more than any other country in the world, I was told. The problem is, in proportion to the population, a lot of black people, are in jail. When you are arrested and you get a criminal record, your life in that society is over. You cant get a job, you cant get a college loan, you are nished. And so many young black people get arrested every day. So many lives are wasted every day. What is President Obama for these young people? mmathiu@ke.nationmedia. com

Resolve inspection row

turf war has broken out at the Port of Mombasa after the Radiation Protection Board (RPB) started screening vehicles from Japan and other countries in the Far East. Kenya Bureau of Standards says it is the only agency empowered to inspect cargo entering Kenya. It has a contract with the Japan Export Vehicle Inspection Centre (Jevic) to conduct pre-export inspection for used cars from that country. It is, therefore, contesting the need for a second inspection on landing; as do importers who already pay a fee to Kebs and now have to pay more to the radiation agency. RPB says it has detected high radiation levels in some cars at the port. We see here a simple matter that could be easily resolved, but is being blown out of all proportion because of turf wars and probably also the kind of money involved. Simple consultations between the two agencies could easily resolve the stand-o. If protection of public health remains paramount, corporate turf wars and competition for funds generated from inspection fees will be relegated to the back burner.

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When the judges have had their say, we should have a robust national debate not just about these past days, but also about what kind of country we want to live in.

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Opinion 13 THE CUTTING EDGE

BY THE WATCHMAN
PINPOINT PROBLEM. KRA regrets the delay in issuing a PIN to Priscilla C. Chepkwony, says senior deputy commissioner Kennedy Onyonyi. He adds: Taxpayers have a right to expeditious processing of their PIN applications and other transactions. But a system update is an unacceptable explanation, although it can only cause a delay for just a few hours and not months or days. Ms Chepkwony applied July 4, 2011. For a query, she should call Miriam on Tel. 020-281-6167/6166, or e-mail callcentre@kra.go.ke. WHERES THE OFFER? Attracted by a sevenday unlimited Internet access oer, Margaret Katilu bought herself an Orange modem. She was advised to top up with any amount of airtime to activate the oer, and so I did with Sh20, and was able to enjoy the oer on Wednesday. But come Thursday, she was required to top up again. She called their customer service centre, which assigned her a reference, No 749309, and promised to get back to her. Of the seven days promised, she ended up enjoying only one. Her contact mmuthuim@yahoo.com. CALLING CUSTOMER SERVICE. On Saturday, May 23, Dr Norman Olembo queued at the Safaricom oce in Nakuru for over one-and-a-half hours, waiting to be served and almost fainted. But, as he had left the queue briey, to gain his composure, an argument arose, as the person who had been behind him tried to overtake him and go to the counter. Some people claimed he was in the wrong, as he had left the queue. But he wonders why Safaricom cant provide chairs for their customers to sit on as they wait to be served. His contact is nolembo@yahoo.com.

RELIGION | Angeyo H. Kalambuka

lthough images of Jesus show ethnic characteristics similar to those of the culture in which they are created, the earliest images of Jesus, his mother and disciples, which appear in the catacombs of Rome where early Essene Christians buried their dead are portrayed so different from the now so widespread, known images of the Christ and the early Christians. Contemporary evidence on Jesus life is scarce, and descriptions of his appearance even more so. Ethnography yields only educated guesses; anecdotal evidence cannot prove any assertion. Nonetheless, we know that Galilee a melting pot of Arab, Aramean, Berber, Roman, Greek, African, Persian and Indian cultures had many Jews, whose ancestors had only been Jewish for about a century. Galilee witnessed multiple waves of immigrants as the area was the primary means of access for travellers seeking to reach Africa via the adjoining Levant. As a Galilean (the world of Jesus was Galilean Judaism), what modern features of Middle Eastern and Semitic persons descent, could Jesus Christ have had? Lets nd out. Essentially the Semitic features arose in the 4th millennia BC from

Was Jesus a white man as shown in portraits or was he of African descent? A

Tacitus, a historian of the Roman Empire, wrote that many in his time believed that Jews were a race of Ethiopian origin. We know Jesus spent his formative years in exile with his parents just outside of Old Cairo, Egypt, where Mary learned knitting and Joseph carpentry. The same Egypt, where centuries earlier, as Hebrews they for 450 years forged their physical, cultural and religious identity. The Bible calls Jesus Lamb of God, with kinky hair comparable to a lambs wool, feet the colour of burnt brass (Rev. 1:14,15) and a likeness resembling jasper and sardine stone (Rev. 4:3). It also says: And he [Jesus shall be called a Nazarene. Now, a vow of the Nazarenes was to never cut, but to let the locks of the hair of their heads grow. At one time, we nd Galileans marvelling at his teaching asking: How is it that this man has learning, when he has never studied? (John 7:15). This is a contradiction to those who believe that during his lost years, Jesus travelled in Persia and Tibet, and Egypt or India where Essenes furthered their education. While he was preparing for crucixion, the King of Axum in Abyssinia asked Jesus to visit. The motive of the invitation remains a mystery. There is no record of Jesus travels beyond Judea. Nor is there evidence that he planned a revolution against Rome. Luke 23:26, says: As they led him away, they laid hold upon one Simon, a Cyrenian, coming out of the country, and on him they laid the cross, that he might bear it after Jesus. No reason is given for this act or the connection. Cyrenians were a black people. In African Origins of Major Western Religions, Y. benJochannan writes: There were many Hebrew tribes that were of indigenous African origin, these African Jews were caught in a rebellion in Cyrene...during 115 CE. This rebellion also marked the beginning of a mass Jewish migration southward into Sudan of West Africa. Later, Ibn Battuta, a Muslim traveller, reported of Jews he found scattered across North and West Africa. It is no wonder Kersey Graves The Worlds Sixteen Crucied Saviours created a furore because of the authors compelling discussion of Jesus African identity. A plain looking man, He [Jesus] had no beauty or majesty to attract us to him, nothing in his appearance that we should desire him (Isaiah 53: 2). The writer teaches physics at the University of Nairobi.

A runner dressed as Jesus Christ.

intermarriage between Blacks in the Holy Belt and Caucasian northern invaders. A wandering people, many Semites (such as the Gypsies, whose name means Out of Egypt) still display obvious features of their origins. The Bible equates Ham (Africa) with Egypt (Ps. 78: 51;105:23; 106:21, 22). By the time of Jesus, in fact, the identities of Ham and Israel are indistinguishable. In Acts 21:37-39, 22:2,3, Paul is mistaken for an Egyptian though he declares I am Jew. Herodotus, a historian, wrote: Egyptians, Colchians and Ethiopians have thick lips, broad nose, woolly hair and they are of burnt skin. The Bible also equates Ethiopians and Jews (Amos 9:7).

Customers queue at a Safaricom service centre. STOP THESE POLICEMEN. The motorists who have complained about the treatment meted out to them by trac police ocers at Naivasha, have a point, says Johnson Githui, himself a former victim. He adds: I was arrested and locked up for allegedly speeding, yet no evidence was produced. I asked for bail, but was rudely told that it was only available for people going to funerals or to attend court hearings. Do they have special rules in Naivasha? These people are tarnishing the image of the police. His contact is jgkibocha@hotmail.com.
SLOW DOWN. Raphael Mailu says motorists using the Nairobi-Nakuru highway should avoid speeding, as the trac police often have a speed gun at the stretch between Kinungi and the Naivasha turn-o. Responding to Suraj Shahs harassment claim, Raphael advises motorists to stick to the prescribed speed limit if they hope to avoid the new nes introduced with the new trac laws. He asks the Naivasha courts to ease the procedure for paying nes once motorists are convicted. His contact is raphaelmailu@yahoo.com. BULLET-PROOF VESTS. With buildings being refurbished to serve as the chambers for the county assemblies, Gachiengo Gitau says this is the right time for designers to incorporate appropriate features like xed seats and helmets attached to them. They, he adds, should also make a provision for bulletproof vests and even a burglar-proofed cubicle for the Speaker. He poses: Or have we got the county reps from a dierent place from where we used to sh councillors famed for their ghting ways? His contact is gachiengod@yahoo.com.
Have the right day, wont you!

FIGHTING POVERTY | Morrison Muleri

overty could be mankinds biggest modern-day problem. It casts an ugly shadow across races, nations, age groups and religions. It begets evils that mutate and deprive us of dignity. Yet, to tackle it we must understand its origin, its causes and how to cripple it. To escape poverty, people need decent incomes. Second, the taxes, leakages and costs of living must be manageable relative to those incomes. Finally, people must have the knowledge to use savings productively to sustain their escape from poverty. The World Bank denes absolute poverty as living on less than $1.25 per day (which translates to about Sh3,000 per month). But I consider poverty as the absence of savings or material wealth. This can be represented in a simple equation: Wealth = Income taxes leakages costs of living. The starting point is income, and the most common sources of income are employment, business, investment and welfare, with employment by far the most prominent. Income levels dictate whether one barely survives, lives comfortably or combines comfort with savings. The most eective way, therefore, to tackle poverty is to create high-paying jobs and to equip people with skills to ll them. Creating jobs without developing local skills pulls in expatriates. Conversely, developing local skills but without the jobs could lead

Wealth creation has formula thats proven P

Ballpark gures show that an average American can save 25 per cent of income, a Briton 15 and a Kenyan 5 per cent
to mass emigration as in Zimbabwe or innovation as in China or social unrest. If a government gives people skills, access to nance and a conducive business climate, they tend to help themselves and others out of poverty. However, responsible societies have an obligation to help those left behind by providing welfare income. Second, tax represents mandatory, direct deductions like PAYE, VAT or withholding tax. Being the lifeline of governments, some believe taxation is the second surest thing after death. Most governments use scaled percentage rates to tax, which make tax progressive, so that those who earn more pay more in absolute terms. Higher taxes may enrich governments and impoverish citizens, while lower and more progressive taxes may lift people out of poverty. Third, leakage presents a unique cost mainly to developing societies mired in insecurity, poor infrastructure and corruption. They are additional costs

people incur, for example to establish and run businesses, secure and maintain jobs, protect themselves and obtain services. It is what corruption and wastage cost us. High leakages lead to higher costs and prices, which escalate poverty. Leakages cannot be avoided and thus rank just below taxes in necessity. People would rather sacrice savings or quality of life to pay for them. Fourth, costs of living are what we all easily identify like the cost of food, shelter, security, utilities, health services or education. The amount we pay for these is a function of many factors. For a start, public goods the government provides matters. Simply put, eliminate corruption, give my mother good healthcare and my nieces good education and I will save and reinvest more. Finally, savings or wealth is what remains from income after paying for all these. It is the future cushion against poverty. Ballpark gures show that an average American can save 25 per cent of income, a Briton 15 per cent and a Kenyan ve per cent. However, I must caution that individual preferences are vital. Some people are extravagant and others frugal. Personal preferences aect what you save and the productivity of your savings. Dr Muleri is a chartered accountant and works for a leading development organisation in Washington DC.

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To the editor
Let Achebes wisdom inspire our leadership
The death of Chinua Achebe is not a big blow to Nigeria alone, but also to the rest of Africa. As the father of literature in Africa, his literary works have all through been inspirational, with vivid descriptions of the major problems we face as a continent. He speaks against under-development brought by autocratic leaders in Things Fall Apart and Anthills of the Savanna. He also chastised the subjugation of Africans by Europeans, and the injustices we faced as we fought for independence. Achebes inspiring words should have positive impact on our existence, and governance. And writers have a gap to ll in this endeavour. PETER MUONGOYA, Kambaa

The editor welcomes brief letters on topical issues. Write on e-mail to: mailbox@ ke.nationmedia.com. You can also mail to: The Editor, Daily Nation, POB 49010, Nairobi 00100. Letters may be edited for clarity, space or legal considerations.

TALKING POINT

It was wrong to arrest morans who killed lions that mowed down cattle
congratulate the 12 Maasai morans for eliminating lions that killed tens of their prized livestock (Nation, March 27). The story of human wildlife conict is no news to KWS, the state organ mandated to handle all issues wildlife. For KWS to advise that conicts be reported and the victims to wait for compensation is a dry joke. My six-acre farm is on the corridor of Chyullu Hills National Park, near Makindu. After investing heavily on a borehole and a diesel generator, I set to turn green, the scorched red soil grounds with fruit trees and vegetables. A thousand mountain pawpaw trees, 300 mango trees, 200 citrus trees plus two acres under green maize, two acres under tomato crop and an acre under onions. The farm ourished for the rst two months and harvest looked promising by the third month. Then things changed. It began by a visit by a single male elephant which destroyed ve owering pawpaw trees. Then followed a herd of six mature elephants which set on the maize crop and razed it to the ground. The elephants roam the village as early as seven oclock in the evening, holding villagers hostage in their own homes. A third time came with 10 of the beasts which virtually flattened everything! All the while I was reporting to KWS rangers in Kiboko after every destruction. The records are held by the rang-

Emails from correspondents

SHORT TAKES

GIRTH EXPANSION: The demand by many of those we have elected for higher salaries shows the rot or cancer of greed that still pervades our public servants. It had been hoped that with the 2010 Constitution, we would be oered candidates whose objective was to serve the public. Hopes shattered! The same tired old empty rhetoric is regurgitated. These people are hell-bent on girth expansion at the expense of the over-taxed Kenyan. It is appropriate that we remind these parasites on the body politic, of the recall clause. ANTHONY GITTENS, Kili TRIBAL COINCIDENCE? I nd it curious that lawyers representing the petitioner and the respondents in the ongoing presidential hearing all hail from their specic tribal communities. I do not understand why, say a Somali lawyer would not represent Uhuru or Raila. In the petition before the distinguished Supreme Court judges, Raila Odinga is represented by George Oraro and Ochieng Oduol, Uhuru Kenyatta by Fred Ngatia, William Samoei Ruto by Katwa Kigen and Isaack Hassan Ahmednassir Abdullahi. JAMES WAKIBIA, Nakuru BORN LUCK? I believe in hard work, but it seems that as some struggle to earn a living, others are born blessed. One such is Kenneth Lusaka. I rst saw Mr Kenneth Lusaka in 2008 when he was the DC for Muranga North District. He was later appointed secretary in the department of Provincial administration. Next, he became the PS in the Ministry of Livestock. And in the just-concluded General Election, the man was elected the rst governor of Bungoma county. Now, what do you call that? KIARIE PETER, Laikipia BRIBERY LORDS: Malik Sumba (Nation, March 27) echoed what I have always feared about our police service. Of particular concern is their training. The way the police have been falling victim to criminals leaves a lot to be desired. I thought as a rule, when approaching a dangerous area, the possibility of an ambush must always be considered. Question: How can a bunch of thugs with crude weapons overpower, disarm and kill police armed with guns so easily? Dont they know how to use the guns? I think the only thing the police are good at these days is taking bribes. CHRISTOPHER KIBIWOTT, Nairobi

Perennial KRA critic got many of his facts wrong

I wish to respond to the letter Criminal elements in KRA costing Kenya billions of shillings (Nation, March 25). Its author, George Chege, is a perennial critic of KRA and we give his claims alongside those of other critics due attention. We acknowledge the fact that in our midst, as with other institutions, we have elements with integrity challenges, and we have never spared any eorts in dealing with them decisively. Over the past one year eight ocers have been interdicted. Apart from internal disciplinary measures, we take the culprits to court to recover sums lost. Recently we terminated the services of an assistant commissioner for making fraudulent VAT claims for his private business. We have since sued. Corrupt elements indeed can frustrate revenue collection, but their actions should not cloud the great work done by the majority of sta. Generally revenue collection is pegged to several factors among them economic growth and macroeconomic indicators. Any shift in any these aects collection. These are normally elaborated on our quarterly revenue performance reports. It is therefore incorrect to attribute all revenue shortfalls to corruption. As for revenue gures quoted by Chege, they are incorrect. He should wait for credible gures to be released by KRA in the rst half of April. Mr Chege has the liberty to make his hiring proposals to the Treasury, and I have no doubt they will be given due attention. KENNEDY ONYONYI, KRA

Lions prepare to mate in Amboseli National Park two weeks ago. Concern over lion-human confrontation remains high.
ers. Their argument was that their employer is not mandated by law to compensate for property except when life is lost. Their advice has been to put up electric fence, yet electricity here remains a pipe dream not to think of the cost. My story is shared by hundreds of smallholder irrigation farmers around Makindu and Kiboko. Im dumbfounded and frustrated, what with loans to pay and all the investment gone. Thats why I wish I had the courage of the morans. Yes, to kill the elephants! BENJAMIN MASILA, Makindu

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KWS annoying
Regarding the morans at Oldonye Sampu and the lions, two people were injured in the attack. What if they were killed? KWS arrested the morans who killed the lion. It seems KWS is more concerned about the dangerous animals than human beings. What did they expect? Lions to attack and be left alone to do more harm? Its annoying that they had to arrest the morans instead of looking for a solution like caging their precious lions in a zoo. MERCY WANGUI, Nairobi

UN must promptly stop crimes against humanity in Syria

It is disheartening to note that the situation in Syria has deteriorated from bad to worse to horrible as the international community watches. The death of 70,000 people is excruciatingly painful to bear. Needless to say, the civil war in Syria has been going on for the last two years. And no one knows when it will end. The pronouncement by former UN-Arab League envoy Ko Annan to Syria that it is too late for military intervention leaves a lot to be desired. Who will save Syria? When will the barbarity of war end in Syria? What about the innocent citizens? Is Assad a hero or a villain? In fact, what started as an opposition force has now turned into a very radical Sunni force of Al-Qaeda proportions. Syria is inhabited by Sunnis, Shias, Kurds, Alawites, and Christians. The big question is: What will happen when Assad is toppled because this is imminent? I predict that when Assad falls, there will be splinters along Sunni-Alawite and Arab-Kurd lines. It is incumbent upon the UN and the Obama administration to halt the despicable crimes, cruelty and crimes against humanity that are taking place in Syria. The international community cannot aord to sit back and watch when the war in Syria threatens to destabilise peace in neighbouring states. The time for action is now to save innocent Syrians even though the help is belated. JOSEPH G. MUTHAMA, Thika

YESTERDAYS QUESTION

DEBATE QUESTION

Should ministers elected to new positions quit the Cabinet?

MUGWE NGIRIA: No. What if there will be a run-o? We need ministerial guidance for the smooth ow of government functions. PETER TAITI: Ministers elected to new positions should quit government and concentrate on their new positions. Kenyans are yearning for positive change and with undivided attention this should be achievable. GEOFFREY CHARANA: I think the question could be answered by a correct non-political answer to the question: What is the motive of the directive and what implication would it have on governance? Are we as a country suspending delivery of some services for some frivolous reason? Do many of these individuals come from some section of our usual political divide and therefore must quit? DAN TUMBO: Indeed they should, but a big worry is the constitutional crisis should the Supreme Court rule in favour of the petitioners. SAMSON ONGECHI: No! We do not want a vacuum. They should hold on until a new government is in place.

Are Maasai morans justied to kill lions that attack their cattle?
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DRUGS WAR | Two arrested

East African ministers launch health fund

BY NATION CORRESPONDENT
Women and children in East Africa are set to receive better health services with the launch of a $5 million (Sh425 million) programme targeting the two groups in the region. The East Africa Community (EAC) secretariat on Wednesday unveiled the project dubbed the East African Open Health Initiative in Arusha, Tanzania, with the aim of improving reproductive, maternal and child health services across the ve member states. Ugandas Health minister Christine Ondoa welcomed the launch as an important milestone in eorts towards ensuring the good health and well-being of our women and children. It will improve the lives of our people in the most costeective way, Dr Ondoa, who

Sh425m
The amount set aside for the health programme

is also the chairperson of EAC sectoral council of Health ministers, asserted. She was addressing the on-going 4th EAC Health and Scientic Conference in Kigali, Rwanda. EAC deputy secretary-general Jesca Eriyo noted that the high rate of mortality in the region was hindering development.

Mr Ali Mohammed alias Mzungu (right) and Mr Ahmed Ali Nurein at the Provincial Police headquarters in Mombasa yesterday soon after they were arrested by the anti-narcotics unit on suspicion of drug tracking. Five sachets of bhang, 100 grammes of heroin and a drug weighing machine were found.

GIDEON MAUNDU | NATION

TALKS | Document weak, say NGOs

Kenya protests UN arms trade draft agreement

Ambassador opposes provision allowing weapon-exporting states to assess their impact on the buyers
BY KEVIN J KELLEY
Nation Correspondent, New York ing human rights in countries that import arms because that applies to our own population. Kenya remained committed to helping produce a strong international arms-trade agreement by March 28 the deadline set for concluding the talks at UN headquarters in New York, said the ambassador. Were not backing away from our advocacy role, he said. It would be irresponsible for an author to ignore when issues not germane to an arms trade treaty are brought into it. Month-long talks last year ended without an agreement. And some NGOs are now suggesting that the draft version of the treaty may prove unacceptable because it lacks sucient safeguards against illicit transfers of weaponry.

enya has protested against potential infringement on its sovereignty as negotiations on a global arms trade treaty enter the nal stage at UN. Certain provisions in the pacts latest draft version might be used by some States to weaken the sovereignty of arms-importing States, such as Kenya, Kenyas ambassador to UN Macharia Kamau said on Wednesday. He criticised the language in the draft document that enables arms-exporting countries to assess the impact of weapon sales on an importing countrys economic and social development. Absurd, is how Mr Kamau described the provision. How can that impact be assessed? he asked. By what criteria? He also had reservations about efforts to require an assessment of the impact of arms transfers on gender-based violence in a country seeking to buy weapons. Whos to say that the death of a man has less meaning than the death of a woman? he asked. And what exactly does gender-based violence mean in the context of an arms-trade treaty? He emphasised that Kenya supported the goals of protect-

Mar 28
The deadline for coming up with the treaty

Whos to say that the death of a man has less meaning than the death of a woman?
Kenya Ambassador to UN Macharia Kamau

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PROFILE | Second-time former MP for Siakago vied for post of Speaker

DAILY NATION Friday March 29, 2013

A promise to uphold dignity of the House

Muturi, who succeeds Marende, starts o by declaring there is little time for celebrations
BY CAROLINE WAFULA
cwafula@ke.nationmedia.com
STEPHEN MUDIARI | NATION

Mr Justin Muturi, the newly elected Speaker of the National Assembly yesterday.

esterdays was not the first time that Mr Justin Bedan Njoka Muturi, a former member of Parliament for Siakago (now Mbeere North) constituency vied for the post of the Speaker of the National Assembly. In January 2008, he oered his candidacy for the position on a PNU ticket. However, he withdrew from the race in favour of PNUs candidate Francis ole Kaparo, who lost to Mr Kenneth Marende. Mr Muturi was rst elected to Parliament in 1999 on a Kanu ticket, a party he actively supported and engaged in its activities. His debut in Parliament followed a by-election that was held in the September of that year following the death of MP Silas Ita. He was the chairman of the Kanu parliamentary group serving as the chief whip during his term in Parliament. He successfully defended the seat on a Kanu ticket in the 2002 General Election, but lost to Mr Lenny Kivuti in the 2007 election. Mr Kivuti was elected to Parliament in the 2007 General Election on a Sana party ticket.. Mr Muturi, a Jubilee ocial was a candidate for the Mbeere North parliamentary seat on a TNA ticket in the March 4 General Election but was defeated by Mr Charles Muriuki Njagagua, the Alliance Party of Kenya party candidate. The LLB degree holder from the University of Nairobi, lawyer Muturi was the opposition chief whip in Parliament from 2003 to 2007. He served as the chairman of the Public Investments Committee in the same period. He was also a member of the parliamentary select committee on the constitutional review from 1999 to 2004. A close ally of President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta, the new House Speaker was elected Kanu national organising secretary in November 2008 and was the PNU constitution committee chairman during the national constitutional talks in 2008-2010. In April, 2011, he was appointed the chairman of the Centre for Multiparty Democracy (CMD), a civil society group that deals with democracy issues in pluralistic politics. Mr Muturi was formerly a judiciary employee serving as a principal magistrate between 1982 and 1997 when he quit to join politics. He also served as the chairman the Judges and Magistrates Association within that time. He was a member of the Africa Parliamentarians Network Against

Mbeere South MP Mutava Musyimi casts his vote during the election of the Speaker yesterday.

STEPHEN MUDIARI | NATION

A section of the National Assembly yesterday

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MPs sign in before being allowed into Parliament Buildings during the opening of the 11th Parliament

JENNIFER MUIRURI | NATION

Members of Parliament (from left) Mary Wambui, Naomi Shaban and Maison Leshomo arrive for the opening of the 11th Parliament yesterday.
Corruption, Global Organisation of Parliamentarians Against Corruption and the Parliamentary Network on the World Bank. On taking the oath of oce yesterday, Mr Mtook oath of oce yesterday promised to discharge his duties with fairness and impartiality. The Speaker, who succeeds Mr Kenneth Marende, started off by declaring that there was little time for any celebrations. We have to embark on the arduous tasks ahead of us as one of the Houses of Parliament immediately, he said spelling out the next phases of crucial legislative House business that the 11th Parliament will be required to attend to. He mentioned Phases Two and Three of the Constitution implementation as the urgent matters before the House. He said Phase Two involved the passage of the balance of the governance law while Phase Three, which he said was the most crucial and urgent,

JENNIFER MUIRURI | NATION

Kamukunji MP Yusuf Hassan arrives in Parliament for the swearing in of MPs at Parliament Buildings.

STEPHEN MUDIARI | NATION

1999
Year Muturi was rst elected to Parliament in 1999 on a Kanu ticket

will be passing the laws that will set pace for sustained economic growth and development of the country. As your Speaker, I will do all what is lawfully and humanly possible to facilitate this process. This way, without doubt, plenty will be found within our borders, he pledged. The new Speaker, who was the Jubilee candidate for the position, lauded his predecessors work noting that he was aware of the heightened expectations of the membership of the new House. I will not let you down, he pledged, further promising to serve selessly. Mr Muturi undertook to work

closely with the Senate Speaker to facilitate smooth running of the aairs of Parliament and the Executive, noting that it was a crucial requirement in bicameralism, especially in the initial steps of a nascent presidential system of government. The complexities of managing processes in a bicameral legislature present new but exciting challenges. I see it as a unique opportunity for us to do things in a different yet ecient manner, he stated in his acceptance speech after election that saw him garner 219 votes against Mr Marendes 129. He promised to defend and uphold the dignity of the House.

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PROFILE | Ethuro served as assistant minister between 1998 and 2002 under Moi

Senate Speaker a stickler for procedure

Other than acting Speakers position, Ethuros face and voice has also prominently featured in critical Parliamentary Select Committees
BY CAROLINE WAFULA
cwafula@ke.nationmedia.com e is a permanent feature in virtually all critical committees of Parliament and matters of the House. David Ekwee Ethuro, 49, has steered the proceedings of Parliament in the position of acting Speaker of the House whenever the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker were absent. A stickler for parliamentary rules and procedures in House debates, he has been able to serve in this position by virtue of his membership of the Speakers Panel, a parliamentary committee whose members step in to act on behalf of the Speaker. Born on December 31, 1963, Mr Ethuro was rst elected to Parliament as the Member for Turkana Central in the 1997 General Election, and has been re-elected three times, consecutively. He served as the assistant minister for Planning and National Development between 1998 and 2002 under President Mois Government, an appointment that came immediately after his rst election to Parliament. That he is a popular member of the Speakers committee is not in doubt, judging by the support he gets from his colleagues. A case in point is when the Speaker left the seat and called out Mr Philip Kaloki, another member of the panel to temporarily take over; members instead started shouting Mr Ethuros name. He ended taking over. Apart from the acting Speakers position, Mr Ethuros face and voice has also prominently featured in critical Parliamentary Select Committees of the House, top among them the Committees on the Constitution, the Budget Committee which has been instrumental in putting the Executive to account in scal matters and the Constituency Development Fund Committee. He is among key members of Parliament that actively and successfully mid-wifed the Constitution, and served as a member of the Constitution Implementation Oversight Committee. He is also a force to reckon

President Moi

Votes cast for the Senate Speaker by 67 sworn in Senators are tallied after a voting session at the KICC Amphitheatre yesterday. Mr Ekwee Ethuro was sworn in later as Senate Speaker after receiving most of the votes.
with in matters of constituency development. He has served as the chairperson of the parliamentary committee on CDF for the past two terms of Parliament. He received immense support from MPs on matters of CDF, especially whenever the committee intervened to push for release of CDF funds and on issues of its management. Mr Ethuro is also remembered for his active role in the Amani Forum a Great Lakes regional parliamentary peace initiative that mobilised MPs and involved them in peace forums following the 2007 post-election violence and stalemate that came about from the presidential election result, which was disputed by ODM. As the chairman of the forum, and with the facilitation of Parliament, he convened an urgent meeting of MPs and dispatched various teams to the grassroots to preach peace, an initiative that contributed to calming down the political temperatures at the time. He has also served as a member of the Procedures Committee, which deals with the Standing Orders of Parliament. The Alliance High School alumnus holds an MSc degree from the Clemson University, and a BSc degree from the University of Nairobi. He attended secondary school at Lodwar High School between 1978 and 1981. Before joining Parliament, Mr Ethuro, an ardent soccer lover and member of the Bunge FC team, served as a deputy country representative for Oxfam (UK+1) and as a research scientist for the Kenya Agricultural Research Institute. An ardent champion for minority rights, he cites economic development, poverty and hunger reduction, minorities and marginalisation as his key areas of interest. He also emphasises the need for a peaceful, united and prosperous Kenya. He has served in the select committee on IDP resettlement and also as a member of the Cattle

EMMA NZIOKA | NATION

Given the high expectations of the people in the devolved system, there is little option for us but to succeed
Senate Speaker David Ekwee Ethuro

Rustling Committee and the Committee on Unlawful Organisations. He has been the secretary-general of the Pastoralists Parliamentary Group. Mr Ethuro and former Mt Elgon MP Fred Kapondi are the only two male members who served in the Kenya Women Parliamentarians Association Kewopa, an association for female MPs. The two were instrumental in the successful push for the AntiFemale Genital Mutilation Bill, which they introduced in Parliament on behalf of Kewopa. Mr Ethuros services were recognised by the Inter-Parliamentary Union alongside Mr Gitobu Imanyara in 2010 when they were engaged as local experts in the regional parliaments. He was the front-runner for the Speakers seat in the Jubilee Coalition.

Ethuro takes his seat with a pledge to promote peace and democratic ideals
BY NJERI RUGENE
nrugene@ke.nationmedia.com Yesterday, Mr Ethuro took his seat with a pledge to Kenyans that the institution re-introduced to the country by the current Constitution would conduct itself with seriousness. The eastern Africa region and the entire world will be keenly watching us. Therefore, we have to prioritise matters of national interest, especially in promotion of peace and democratic ideals as we undertake our duties, the former Turkana Central MP told the House shortly after he was elected Senate Speaker. We want to promise you that this time round, we will get it right. He appealed to the 67 Senators sworn in yesterday to ensure their contributions were credible and aimed at advancing the image and development of the country. As a model for legislative House for the country, we will be expected to oer requisite inspiration, guidance and condence to them. We have a duty to conduct ourselves with decorum, consistently observe due process and uphold the rule of law, legality and the culture of constitutionalism, Mr Ethuro said. He pledged to steer the House diligently, protect and defend the Constitution and to always safeguard the Senates role. Given the high expectations that the Kenyan people have in the devolved system of governance, there is little option for us but to succeed, he said. The Speaker, on behalf of the House, paid tribute to members of Kenyas rst Senate and in particular 15 of the surviving Senators. Yesterday, the independence senators watched with nostalgia as their successors were sworn in before electing their Speaker and Deputy. Muranga Senator Kembi Gitura was elected Deputy Speaker after defeating UDFs Senator-elect for Vihiga George Khaniri. Jubilee Coalition leaders President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto listened attentively to Mr Ethuros speech from seats reserved for Senates invited dignitaries. The primary mandate of the Senate is to represent the counties and serve to protect the interests of the counties and their governments. The Constitution also provides that the Senate will participate in law-making by considering, debating and approving Bills concerning counties. The Senate also has the mandate to determine allocation of revenue among counties, and exercise oversight over national the national revenue allocated to the county governments. Article 145 provides that the Senate participate in the oversight as State ocers by considering and determining any resolution to remove the President and Deputy President from oce.

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The Article that provides for the Senate participate in the oversight as State ocers

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FADING | Revered at home and abroad, ailing Mandela has grown increasingly weak

POPES ADVICE Priests urged to make masses lively Page 25

Mandela taken to hospital yet again as lung infection recurs

He was conscious when he was admitted, says president Zumas oce

Decision on Bandas immunity defended

LUSAKA, Thursday
The Zambian Parliament has defended its decision to lift former President Rupiah Bandas immunity so that he could be prosecuted for his alleged involvement in corrupt activities during his three-year reign of the southern African nation, the Post of Zambia reported today. On March 15, 2013, the parliament voted in favor of lifting Bandas immunity following the moving of a motion by the government in which it tabulated a list of allegations against him with 80 voting for the motion out of the total number of 158. But Mr Banda has contended the decision and asked the court to quash the move to lift his immunity, arguing that the decision by the National Assembly to proceed with the motion on a simple majority of 80 out of a total of 158 members of parliament was irregular and illegal, according to a notice for judicial review led by his lawyers. But the National Assembly has defended its removal of Bandas immunity, saying it was in accordance with constitutional provisions and procedures of the House and that there was no procedural impropriety, according to the Post. (Xinhua)

Former South African President Nelson Mandela waving to the media as he arrives outside 10 Downing Street in central London for a meeting with then British Prime Minister Gordon Brown in this August 28, 2007 photo.
BY BENON HERBERT OLUKA
NATION Correspondent and Agencies JOHANNESBURG, Thursday FACTBOX Mr Zuma wished Madiba , as South Africas rst black president is aectionately known, a quick recovery and asked for people around the world to pray for him. We appeal to the people of South Africa and the world to pray for our beloved Madiba and his family and to keep them in their thoughts, he said. We have full condence in the medical team and know that they will do everything possible to ensure recovery. Mandela is adored in South Africa where he is seen as the symbol of the countrys peaceful shift into democracy after apartheid. He has not appeared in public since South Africas Football World Cup nal in 2010, six years after retiring. The ruling African National Congress, the once-banned liberation movement that Mandela led into power, also called for prayers for the much-loved former leader. During these trying times we wish President Mandela well and for his family to be strong, the party said in a statement. We are condent that the treatment will be successful

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ormer South African president Nelson Mandela has been readmitted to hospital with a recurrent lung infection, the presidency said today, urging people to pray for the frail anti-apartheid hero. The 94-year-old, who has had several recent health scares, was admitted to hospital due to the recurrence of his lung infection just before midnight on Wednesday, President Jacob Zumas oce said in a statement. He was conscious when he was admitted, presidency spokesman Mac Maharaj said. It marks the second time this month that the Nobel peace laureate has spent the night in hospital and follows a nearly three-week stay in December for the lung infection and for gallstones surgery, after which he was released for home-based care. The hospital stay earlier this month was for a scheduled medical checkup. Doctors are

Many years of health struggle

On edge: In January 2011, Mandela set the nation on edge when he spent two nights in hospital with an unnamed acute respiratory infection at the age of 92. Pain: In February 2012, he spent a night in hospital after a minor exploratory procedure to investigate persistent abdominal pain. Above: Cars entering hospital in Pretoria, where Mr Mandela is admitted.
attending to him, ensuring that he has the best possible expert medical treatment and comfort, the presidency said.

as he is in professional and competent hands, it added. The name and location of the hospital were not disclosed, which Maharaj said was for privacy reasons to allow the medical team to focus on their work, and for the privacy of Madiba and his family. We know they are going through a dicult time and we want to ensure that their privacy is maintained. Any updates will be based on reports from Mandelas medical team, he said. I will be guided by the doctors. Revered at home and abroad, ailing Mandela has grown increasingly frail away from the public eye and suered several recent health scares. Mandelas stay in hospital in December was his longest since he walked free from 27 years of apartheid jail in 1990. Late last night, President Zumas oce said Mr Mandela was responding positively to treatment. The doctors advise that former president Nelson Mandela is responding positively to the treatment he is undergoing for a recurring lung infection.

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S. Africa court clears Pistorius to travel

A South African court yesterday cleared Oscar Pistorius for international travel, easing stringent bail terms set for the Paralympian sprint star after he was charged with murdering his girlfriend. Pistorius, 26, whose athletics career has been on hold since the Valentines Day killing of Reeva Steenkamp, had appealed against a raft of bail conditions he said were unfair and unwarranted. (AFP)

UNITED NATIONS

Tsvangirai and Mugabe in battle over poll dates in court

BY KITSEPILE NYATHI
NATION CORRESPONDENT HARARE, Thursday Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has approached the High Court seeking to block President Robert Mugabe from calling for elections on June 29. President Mugabe this week indicated that he intends to call for general elections soon after the conclusion of the countrys constitution making process. The veteran ruler revealed his plans in a High Court application this week where he is seeking a court order to delay three parliamentary byelections ordered by the courts last year. He had been given until March 31 to set a date for the by-elections. Mr Tsvangirai, who is in an uneasy coalition government with President Mugabe, in an application led on Wednesday, said the proposed dates were not feasible. He said his rival had not consulted him as stipulated in their power sharing agreement.

The United Nations on Wednesday gave Democratic Republic of Congo a nal one week deadline to take action against two army battalions accused of carrying out at least 126 rapes, diplomats said. UN peacekeeping chief Herve Lasous delivered the ultimatum at a meeting with DR Congo Foreign Minister Raymond Tshibanda on Wednesday at the UN headquarters, diplomats said. (AFP)

UN gives DR Congo week to act on rape

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CHARGE | Claims worlds richest woman funded campaign

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Judge in Sarkozy probe receives bullet in post

Ex-president out to overturn move by magistrates to charge him
BORDEAUX, France, Thursday
some of Sarkozys political allies which it said were designed to undermine the work of the judicary. It noted too that Mr Sarkozys own lawyer, Mr Thierry Herzog, had questioned Mr Gentils impartiality. The SM said a number of its members were targeted in the letter. Gentil is not a member of the union, one colleague told AFP. Mr Sarkozys lawyers are attempting to overturn last weeks decision by three examining magistrates to charge him in a case that threatens to destroy his hopes of a political comeback. He has repeatedly denied claims he accepted cashstuffed envelopes from the worlds richest woman Liliane Bettencourt to fund his successful 2007 campaign. Medical experts say the mental faculties of the LOreal heiress began to deteriorate in 2006. Mr Sarkozys lawyer Herzog questioned Gentils impartiality in an interview with Sunday newspaper Journal du Dimanche. Mr Gentil last June put his name to an opinion column signed by dozens of legal professionals in the leading newspaper Le Monde accusing Sarkozy and his predecessor Jacques Chirac of wishing to protect the corrupt, he pointed out. Mr Herzog said that five days after signing the column, Gentil ordered police to search Sarkozys home, oce and his secretarys house. A number of Sarkozys political supporters have also denounced the judge. On Monday, Mr Sarkozy used his Facebook page to insist he had not taken advantage of Ms Bettencourt and vowed to clear his name. (AFP)

Edith Windsor, 83, acknowledges her supporters as she leaves the Supreme Court in Washington, DC. The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case Edith Schlain Windsor, in Her Capacity as Executor of the Estate of Thea Clara Spyer, Petitioner v. United States, which challenges the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act.

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he judge who charged former president Nicolas Sarkozy with taking nancial advantage of Frances richest woman has received a bullet and a death threat in the post, say lawyers. Mr Jean-Michel Gentil, the most prominent of three judges investigating the case, received the threatening letter together with blank cartridges on Wednesday, the magistrates union SM said in a statement published on its website. One of Gentils colleagues said the letter, which arrived at the judges oces in Bordeaux, contained threats against other magistrates. Police had been called in to investigate, the colleague added. The SM, in its online statement, denounced what it called insulting statements made by

US supreme court signals it could throw out anti-gay marriage law

WASHINGTON, Thursday
The Supreme Court signalled yesterday it could throw out a US law that denes marriage as strictly between a man and a woman. For nearly two hours, the nine justices who make up the nations highest court grilled lawyers on the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) with ve of them appearing to lean in favor of striking it down. The controversial 1996 law denies married gay and lesbian couples the same federal rights and benets that heterosexual couples take for granted, from tax breaks and welfare benets to access to a hospitalised spouse. The plainti is Edith Windsor, 83, who was ordered to pay federal inheritance taxes of $363,000 following the 2009 death of Thea Spyer, her partner of more than 40 years. The couple had married in Canada in 2007. Under DOMA, the surviving half of a heterosexual couple would not have faced the same tax burden. In an exchange with lawyers arguing the two sides of the case, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg suggested DOMA represented, in her view, two kinds of wedlock full marriage and skim milk marriage. Her colleague Elena Kagan went further, saying that DOMA was infected by animus, fear and dislike. Justice Anthony Kennedy, a conservative whose swing vote on gay rights could decide the outcome, said he was troubled by how the DOMA case would impact the rights of each of the 50 states to set out their own marriage laws. (AFP)

Sarkozy and his predecessor Jacques Chirac wish to protect the corrupt
Mr Jean-Michel Gentil, judge

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Pope advises priests to make masses lively

Ponti washes prisoners feet in unprecedented Easter gesture
VATICAN CITY, Thursday
ope Francis called on lacklustre priests today to liven up their masses and preach to their congregations with zeal, to overcome the crisis of priestly identity. The so-called priestly identity threatens us all and adds to the broader cultural crisis, the pope told hundreds of cardinals, priests and bishops during his rst Holy Thursday homily in St. Peters Basilica. The Argentine pope used the image of the holy oil with which Aaron the Priest is anointed in the Bible which is poured on his head and runs down in rivulets to describe the way that priests should touch the lives of the faithful. A good priests is recognised by the way his people are anointed. For example, when they leave mass looking as if they had heard good news, he said, before blessing a silver urn full of oil. Those who remain distant from their flocks miss out on the best of our people, on what can stir the depths of his priestly heart, he said. Those who do not go out of themselves, instead of being mediators, gradually become intermediaries, managers. This is precisely the reason why some priests grow dissatised, lose heart, he added. Since his inauguration to the papacy last week, the Latin American pope has stressed his desire to bring the Church closer to ordinary people. His call to priests to liven up masses may also be a bid to ght growing secularism in the West. Meanwhile, Pope Francis washed the feet of 12 young oenders including two girls at a Rome prison on Thursday in an unprecedented version of an ancient Easter ritual seen as part of an eort by the new pope to bring the Catholic Church closer to the needy. Whoever is the most high up must be at the service of others, the pope said at the start of the Holy Thursday ceremony the rst performed by a ponti in prison and the rst including women. In another apparent break with tradition by Latin Americas rst ponti, local prison ombudsman Angiolo Marroni said that one of the two girls taking part in the ceremony was Muslim. The ceremony was held in the Casal del Marmo youth prison on the outskirts of Rome instead of a basilica in the city centre where popes usually celebrate the mass commemorating Jesus Christs gesture of humility to his 12 disciples. (AFP) FIRST STEP

15 killed in mortar attack at Syrian university

DAMASCUS, Thursday
Shelling killed at least 15 students in Damascus today, with state media blaming terrorists its term for Syrian rebels increasingly targeting President Bashar al-Assads seat of power. A total of 15 students were killed in a mortar attack launched by terrorists targeting the architecture faculty, university dean Amer Mardini said, quoted by the ocial SANA news agency. The National Students Union condemns the cowardly terrorist attack that targeted the architecture faculty of Damascus University, state television said. SANA added that six others were hurt by mortars that targeted the faculty cafeteria. Rebels ghting to oust Assads regime have this week escalated their mortar attacks on central Damascus, including Umayyad Square in the middle of the capital, which houses the state television headquarters. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based monitoring group that relies on sources on the ground for its information, also reported Thursdays attack, although it put the toll at 10 people dead. Al-Ikhbariya television, a pro-regime channel, showed footage of doctors treating young people with serious wounds, some of them unconscious. Because of the regular mortar attacks on Baramkeh and other areas in Damascus, residents no longer feel safe to walk in the streets or to go about their daily lives, Observatory director Rami Abdel Rahman told AFP.

12
Number earlier reported dead

Pontis trip home likely

Trip: The worlds rst Latin American ponti (above) is expected to include a trip home to Argentina among his rst visits abroad. Vatican sources say the pope plans to travel there in the rst weeks of December.

US stealth bombers stage ight over South Korea

SEOUL, Thursday
The United States said two nuclear-capable B-2 stealth bombers flew deterrence missions over South Korea today, defying apocalyptic threats of retribution from North Korea against ongoing war games. The deployment of the stealth bombers was intended to send a potent message to Pyongyang about the US commitment to defending South Korea against any aggression, as military tensions on the Korean peninsula soar. It came shortly after the North severed its last-remaining military hotline with South Korea and put its rocket units on combat status with a threat to target US bases in the Pacic region. The two B-2s, from Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, flew the 20,800-kilometre round-trip in a single continuous mission , dropping dummy ordnance on a target range in the South, demonstrating the United States ability to conduct long-range, precision strikes quickly and at will, the statement said. (AFP)

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BUSINESS
New bank to rival IMF, World Bank with Africa focus
Emerging economies propose to form a development bank that may supplement and supplant role of Bretton Woods rms
BY MUTHOKI MUMO
Mumumo@ke.nationmedia.com he announcement by a group of emerging economies that they will set up a new multilateral development bank marks a new shift of global power that is likely to benet Africa and other emerging markets. At the fth summit of the Brics states Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa said they would set up a development bank to provide nancial support to emerging and developing economies. The Brics Development Bank will supplement and potentially supplant the position currently held by the Bretton Woods organisations the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund in the global economic space. The new bank would counter-balance the inuence of both the IMF and the World Bank, which have historically been dominated by Europe and the United States. We have decided to enter formal negotiations to establish a Brics-led new development bank based on our own considerable infrastructure needs, which amount to around $4.5 trillion over the next few years, but also to cooperate with other emerging markets and developing countries in future, South African President Jacob Zuma said in a speech to the summit. If the new development bank adopts Chinas philosophy to nancial support and aid, African states may have a viable alternative to the conditional funding of both the IMF and the World Bank. Further to these expected indirect benets, the Brics also re-armed an explicit strategic focus on Africa. Creating closer economic ties with Africa was the focus of the summits theme and Africa was invited to the discussion table through a forum that brought together at least 15 heads of state as well as the African Union. The theme of the summit was: BRICS and Africa Partnerships for Integration and Industrialisation. Participation of the African Union will not only herald a new chapter in Brics-Africa relations, but will also foster economic integration of Africa with the rising powers, Mr Collins Chabane, South Africas minister for Performance Monitoring, Evaluation and Administration, noted in one of the pre-summit conferences. We wish to align Brics interests with the integration agenda in Africa, and not just focusing on access to our resources. Writing in an opinion piece to the summit, Dr Donald Kaberuka, President of African Development Bank (AfDB), welcomed the idea, saying it would work to speed up infrastructural development in Africa. The new world order comes to Durban this week, Mr Kaberuka noted. However, African countries have

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BRIEFLY
COST OF LIVING

Ination slows down as food prices drop

The cost of living slightly rose in March on the backdrop of falling prices of milk and other food products. The Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) said yesterday that the ination rate stood at 4.11 per cent in the month, compared with 4.45 per cent in February, the rst drop this year. However, the cost of housing and vegetables went up. Between February and March, food and non-alcoholic drinks index increased by 1.35 per cent. Increase in the food index resulted from a combination of both rises and falls in the price of dierent food items, KNBS said.

FINANCE

Stockbrokers publish results to beat deadline

Stockbrokers and investment banks have rushed to publish their nancial results ahead of the March 31 deadline, in line with the Capital Markets Authority regulations. Some of the institutions which have published their results include Sanlam Investment Management Kenya, Dry Associates, Apex Africa Capital, Amana Capital, Old Mutual, Kingdom Securities, African Alliance, Renaissance Capital and Remu DTM. Most of the institutions have performed well, with African Alliance moving from a Sh117 million loss in 2011 to Sh124 million last year.

New chapter

Chinese President Xi Jinping (second left) poses for a photo with, from left, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, South African President Jacob Zuma, Brazilian President Dilma Rousse and Russian President Vladimir Putin during the Fifth Brics Summit in Durban, South Africa on Wednesday.
been warned against approaching the Brics with rose-hued glasses. The Brics do not yet have their strategy clearly outlined. Although they say they will set up a development bank, they are yet to agree as to the contributory formula to the $50 billion seed capital needed. Further, the increased interest of the Brics states in sub-Sahara Africa has less to do with philanthropy and more to do with gaining allies and tapping into resource wealth at a time when the global balance of power seems to be shifting fundamentally. Their interests in Africa and in the rest of the global economy may grow competitive than complementary. India and China compete for the same markets in Africa; Russia, India and China are battling for control over the East while Brazil and South Africa both have export-oriented economies. These variations are reected in the size of their economies. Chinas

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$4.5trn
The amount of money the Brics member states need to meet their infrastructure requirements

Counter-balance

APPOINTMENT

Gaining allies

$50bn
The initially proposed seed capital needed to start the proposed Brics-led development bank
economy is four times the size of Russias or Indias and about 20 times the size of South Africas. During the summit, Russias President Vladimir Putin likened the ve Brics states to Africas Big Five game the Elephant, the Rhinoceros, the Lion, the Leopard and the Bualo. Like these animals, they may be more likely to devour each other than to hunt together.

Bharti names new head for Zambia

Bharti Airtel, the Indian conglomerate that owns Airtel Kenya, has appointed Ms Charity Chanda Lumpa to head its operations in Zambia. In a statement to newsrooms yesterday, the company said Ms Lumpa will take over as the managing director of Airtel Zambia from May 1, bringing to the group her experience in the management of private, public and international organisations. I am delighted at her appointment, which is in line with Airtels stated philosophy of promoting local talent in Africa, Airtel Zambia chairman George Sokota said.

The Brics-led bank would work to speed up infrastructural development in Africa. The new world order comes to Durban this week
AfDB President Donald Kaberuka

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29.00 14.20 5.45

Automobiles & Accessories

21.00 12.00 3.40 Car & General (K) Ord 5.00 CMC Holdings Ord 0.50 Marshalls (E.A.) Ord 5.00 Sameer Africa Ord 5.00

23.50 12.40 5.05

22.75 13.50 12.40 5.20

1,500 400 158,400

10.10 3.75 AccessKenya Group Ord 1.00 8.85 6.50 3.05 Safaricom Ltd Ord. 0.05 6.00 NSE All Share Index(NASI)-(1 Jan 2008=100 Up 0.68 points to close at 117.91 NSE 20 Share Index Up 30.39 points to close at 4860.83 Equity Turnover Close480,467,486 Previous sh 857,619,384

Telecommunication & Technology

9.20 5.95

395,900 6,930,800

BANK RATES
Euro BANK ABC Barclays Co-op Equity NBK KCB buy sell buy sell buy sell buy sell buy sell buy sell buy sell buy sell buy sell buy sell buy sell 110.46 110.73 109.02 109.83 109.55 109.82 111.02 111.45 109.70 109.82 109.30 109.70 108.82 109.65 109.09 109.37 109.49 109.64 111.50 111.80 109.30 109.80

18.50 66.00 154.00 35.00 24.75 42.00 24.00 57.00 315.00 16.70

Banking
10.70 34.50 86.00 17.00 13.00 20.25 16.00 25.00 160.00 10.15

$ 85.80 86.00 85.35 85.85 85.70 85.90 85.60 85.90 85.80 85.90 85.35 85.55 85.40 85.60 85.30 85.50 85.60 85.70 85.40 85.60 85.30 85.80

130.37 13069 129.09 130.02 129.71 130.04 129.70 130.20 129.86 129.99 129.20 129.60 129.48 129.92 129.11 129.42 129.56 129.73 129.40 129.90 129.20 129.70

C$ 84.11 84.35 83.87 84.53 84.31 84.54 83.54 83.86 84.38 84.51 83.80 84.20 83.24 84.33 83.91 84.10 84.19 84.33 83.65 83.90 83.90 84.40

SF 90.22 90.72 89.40 90.12 89.83 90.13 90.72 91.07 89.96 90.15 89.60 90.00 89.00 89.96 89.52 89.73 89.82 89.95 90.55 90.80 89.70 89.20

IR 1.58 1.58 1.59 1.60 1.57 1.57 1.57 1.58 1.57 1.57 1.57 1.57 1.56 1.60 1.56 1.58 1.57 1.57 1.58 1.60 1.57 1.58

JY 91.00 91.30 90.65 91.38 91.12 91.35 89.54 89.87 91.22 91.34 90.55 91.00 90.72 91.04 91.00 91.00 90.91 91.04 88.80 89.05 90.50 91.00

ZR 9.24 9.27 9.20 9.28 9.10 9.38 9.20 9.30 9.26 9.28 9.20 9.30 9.16 9.33 9.21 9.31 9.24 9.26 9.30 9.55 9.20 9.70

Barclays Bank Ord 0.50 CFC Stanbic of Kenya Holdings Ord.5.00 Diamond Trust Bank Ord 4.00 Equity Bank Ord 0.50 Housing Finance Co Ord 5.00 KCB Ord 1.00 NBK Ord 5.00 NIC Bank Ord 5.00 StandardChartered Ord 5.00 Co-op Bank of Kenya Ord 1.00

17.00 60.00 145.00 33.25 24.25 41.50 22.25 53.50 301.00 16.40

16.90 58.50 146.00 33.25 24.25 40.75 20.50 52.00 301.00 16.30

1,085,400 44,000 9,300 1,689,300 287,,400 1,184,000 127,400 117,300 8,200 1,141,600

4.50 19.00 21.00 375.00 75.50 31.25 61.00 22.50

Commercial & Services

3.00 10.25 8.50 145.00 40.00 20.00 36.00 9.00 Express Ord 5.00 Hutchings Biemer Ord 5.00 Kenya Airways Ord 5.00 Longhorn Kenya Ord 1.00 Nation Media Group Ord. 2.50 ScanGroup Ord. 1.00 Standard Group Ord 5.00 TPS EA (Serena) Ord 1.00 Uchumi Supermarket Ord 5.00

3.50 10.95 9.00 355.00 71.50 31.00 51.50 22.00

3.50 20.25 10.85 9.05 349.00 72.00 28.50 54.00 21.75

4,100 466,800 1,000 10,200 55,400 500 6,400 25,100

CBA CFC Stanbic GulfAfrican FCB Prime

74.00 225.00 49.00 16.50 65.00

Construction & Allied

48.75 143.00 24.00 9.55 32.00

ARM Cement Ord 1.00 BamburiCement Ord 5.00 Crown Paints Kenya Ord 5.00 E.A.Cables Ord 0.50 E.A.Portland Cement Ord 5.00

68.50 217.00 48.00 15.95 53.00

67.50 218.00 47.75 15.50 53.00

43,000 2,800 20,400 16,500 20,200

CBK RATES
1 US Dollar 1 Sterling Pound 1 Euro 1 South African Rand Ksh/Ush 1 Ksh/Tsh 1 Ksh/Rwanda Franc 1 Ksh/Burundi Franc 1 UAE Dirham 1 Canadian Dollar 1 Swiss Franc 100 Japanese Yen 1 Swedish Kroner 1 Norwegian Kroner 1 Danish Kroner 1 Indian Rupee 1 Hong Kong Dollar 1 Singapore Dollar 1 Saudi Riyal 1 Chinese Yuan 1 Australian Dollar

14.95 16.95 20.50 18.00

Energy & Petroleum

7.05 9.80 14.00 12.65 KenGen Ord 2.50 KenolKobil Ltd Ord 0.05 KP&LC Ord 2.50 Total Kenya Ord 5.00 Umeme Ltd Ord 0.50

14.60 10.00 19.00 13.10

14.45 10.05 19.00 13.25 10.00

677,300 620,300 546,300 6,600 -

9.50 3.80 7.00 3.05 260.00 150.00 16.45 7.15 11.00 6.30 61.50 18.00

Insurance

British American Investments Co.0.10 CIC Insurance Group Ord.1.00 Jubilee Holdings Ord 5.00 Kenya Re Corporation Ord 2.50 Liberty Kenya Holdings Ord 1.00 Pan Africa Insurance Ord 5.00

8.70 5.45 258.00 15.60 10.05 59.00

8.45 582,600 5.55 1,637,300 249.00 9,400 118,300 15.60 9.65 248,200 56.50 89,100

20.25 500.00 4.50 37.75

Investment
11.05 220.00 3.05 20.00

Centum Investment Co Ord 0.50 City Trust Ord 5.00 Olympia Capital Holdings Ord 5.00 Trans-Century Ord 0.50

19.90 4.00 32.50

19.75 448.00 4.00 32.75

315,200 83,500 16,700

Mean 85.6386 129.6084 109.5548 9.2494 30.3018 18.8584 7.4033 18.4032 23.3157 84.2575 89.8756 90.9611 13.1165 14.6371 14.7080 1.5745 11.0327 68.9023 22.8357 13.7812 89.3339

Buy 85.5539 129.4609 109.4323 9.2222 30.2135 18.7814 7.3492 18.0931 23.2920 84.1643 89.7734 90.8658 13.0986 14.6158 14.6901 1.5727 11.0214 68.8175 22.8125 13.7675 89.2242

Sell 85.7233 129.7558 109.6772 9.2765 30.3902 18.9354 7.4573 18.7134 23.3394 84.3508 89.9778 91.0564 13.1345 14.6585 14.7258 1.5763 11.0440 68.9871 22.8589 13.7950 89.4437

Algerian Dinar Bahrani Dinar Djibouti Franc Egyptian Pound Jordanian Dinar Kuwait Dinar Lebanese Pound Libyan Dinar Omani Riyal Qatar Riyal Saudi Riyal Syrian Pound Yemeni Riyal UAE Dirham

ARAB CURRENCY/$

78.73 0.37698 174.70 6.7727 0.7068 0.28431 1500 1.2787 0.3850 3.6401 3.7501 70.72 214.2 3.6729

Currencies are quoted against the US Dollar

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HIGH STAKE | Company to use new capital to boost lending

DAILY NATION Friday March 29, 2013

IFC buys 15pc share in local Islamic bank

The World Bank arm has injected Sh427 million in Gulf African Bank
BY JOSHUA MASINDE
jmasinde@ke.nationmedia.com n investment arm of the World Bank has acquired a 15 per cent stake in a local Islamic nancial institution. The International Finance Corporation has injected Sh427 million ($5 million), effectively buying a 15.2 per cent shareholding in Gulf African Bank (GAB). The new capital will be used to support lending. The transaction put the value of the bank at Sh2.8 billion.

EXPANSION | Unaitas Sacco to open new branches this year

Bank chairman Jamal Al Hazeem said small and medium enterprises, as well as women enterprises, face challenges accessing credit. The new funds would meet the rising demand for finances from these groups, he said. The nancing by IFC will enable us to increase nance to retail and corporate customers and develop programmes for women entrepreneurs and extend more services to small and medium enterprises, Mr Hazeem said during the signing of the agreement. The bank is also conducting a rights issue to raise about Sh423 million, bringing the total amount of capital injection to Sh850 million. The money is a boost to the bank as it seeks to expand in Kenya

and across East Africa. The IFC will provide the bank a further Sh256 million ($3 million) for expansion and boost credit nance. The lenders equity injection into the bank guarantees it a position on the GAB board. In the recent past, the IFC has acquired shareholding in local institutions, with the most recent being the 9.56 per cent acquisition of Kenya Airways during the rights issue. To date, IFCs investment and advisory services have partnered with 11 banks and one micronance institution in Kenya to help them sustainably increase business with small and medium enterprises, IFCs director for Eastern and Southern Africa Oumar Seyid said.

Unaitas Sacco CEO Tony Kinyua (left) and the Saccos chairman, Mr Joseph Ngaai, exchange notes with Nation Media Group CEO Linus Gitahi (centre) during the Saccos AGM yesterday in Muranga town. The rm plans to open new branches in selected counties this year.

SAMUEL KARANJA I NATION

CIC records 137pc rise in prot

BY NATION CORRESPONDENT
CIC Insurance has reported a 137.6 per cent jump in net prot for 2012, as it announces its regional expansion plan. The insurer recorded Sh1.39 billion net prot in the period ending 2012 from Sh584 million the previous year. At the same time, the company said it would expand to South Sudan, Uganda and Tanzania this year before moving to Malawi next year. Investment income rose by 169 per cent to Sh1.4 billion, mainly due to the prevailing high interest rates and diversication into property. Gross premiums increased by 34 per cent to Sh9 billion in 2012 from Sh6.7 billion in 2011. Group chief executive Nelson Kuria said the insurer is pursuing regional expansion, micro insurance, new channels of distribution and investment strategies. To sustain the growth momentum, the Group is pursuing the regional expansion, micro insurance, new channels of distribution and investment diversication strategies, Mr Kuria said in the statement accompanying the results.

A. RESULTS OF 91 DAYS TREASURY BILLS ISSUE NO. 1997 VALUE DATED 01/04/2013
This week the Central Bank of Kenya offered 91-day Treasury Bills for a total of Kshs. 3Billion. The total number of bids received was 175 amounting to Kshs. 5.4 Billion, representing a subscription of 181.3%. Total bids accepted amounted to Kshs. 3.0 Billion. The market weighted average rate was 10.665%, and the weighted average of accepted bids which will be applied for non-competitive bids was 10.467% up from 10.318% in the previous auction. The other auction statistics are summarised in the table below. Due Date 01/07/2013 Amount Offered (Kshs. M) 3,000.00 Bids Received (Kshs. M) 5,438.88 Performance Rate (%) 181 Number of Bids Received 175 Number of Accepted Bids 167 Amount Accepted (Kshs. M) 3,003.33 Of which : Competitive bids 2,409.57 : Non-Competitive bids 593.76 Purpose / Application of Funds: Rollover / Redemptions 564.30 New Borrowing 2,439.03 Market Weighted Average Rate 10.665% Weighted Average Rate of accepted bids 10.467% Price per Kshs 100 at Weighted Average Rate for accepted bids 97.457

TENDER NOTICE
The Geothermal Development Company Ltd (GDC) invites sealed tenders from eligible candidates for supply of the following: TENDER NO. TENDER DESCRIPTION TENDER SECURITY CLOSING DATE GDC/HQS/PQ/069/2012-13 Pre-qualification N/A 19/4/2013 of Contractors For at 2.00PM Construction of Drill Pads (1400HRS) and Access Roads in Bogoria-Silali Geothermal Prospect GDC/HQS/OT/070/2012-13 Tender for Provision of Kshs.500,000 19/04/13 at 2.00PM Insurance Brokerage (1400HRS) Services GDC/HQS/OT/071/2012-13 Tender for Supply of GI 2% of Tender Sum 24/04/13 at 2.00PM Pipes and Accessories (1400HRS) Interested eligible bidders may obtain further information and inspect the tender document from the office of Manager, Supply Chain at Riverside Office, along Riverside Drive between 9.00am and 4.00pm during week days. An Electronic copy of the tender document may be obtained by interested firms upon payment of a non-refundable fee of Kshs.3000 for tender Nos. GDC/HQS/PQ/069/201213 & GDC/HQS/OT/071/2012-13 and Kshs.5000 for tender No GDC/HQS/OT/070/2012-13 payable to our accounts office in cash or by bankers cheque. Tenders must be accompanied by an original bid security in the form specified in the tender document. The completed tenders in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked with Tender No. and Tender reference name; shall be addressed to: The Managing Director & CEO, Geothermal Development Company P.O Box 100746-00101 NAIROBI, KENYA and deposited in the tender box at the GDC Riverside Office 2nd Floor located along Riverside Drive, on or before the dates specified above. Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the tenderers or their representatives who choose to attend at GDC Riverside Board Room. Late tenders will not be accepted. MANAGER, SUPPLY CHAIN

B. COMPARATIVE INTEREST RATES

Value Dates Weighted Average Rate of accepted bids (%)

This Auction 01/04/2013 10.467

Last Auction 25/03/2013 10.318

Variance 0.149

C. NEXT WEEKS TREASURY BILLS AUCTIONS: ISSUE NOS. 1998/91, 1979/182 & 1896/364 DATED 08/04/2013
TENOR Offer amount (Kshs. M) Auction Dates & Bids Closure Results Announcement Redemptions New Borrowing 91 DAYS 3,000.00 04/04/2013 05/04/2013 182 DAYS 3,000.00 03/04/2013 04/04/2013 364 DAYS TOTAL 5,000.00 11,000.00 03/04/2013 04/04/2013 6,619.67 4,380.33

The actual amount to be realised from the auction will be subject to Treasurys immediate liquidity requirements for the week. Where several successful bidders quote a common rate, the Central Bank of Kenya reserves the right to allot bids on a pro-rata basis. The Central Bank reserves the right to accept/reject bids in part or in full without giving any reason. Individual bids must be of a minimum face value of Kshs. 100,000.00. Only CDS holders with updated mandates are eligible. Bids must be submitted using the specified format and must reach the Central Bank (HQ, Branch or Currency Centre) by 2.00 p.m. on Wednesday 3rd April 2013 for 182 day and 364 day Treasury Bills, and Thursday 4th April 2013 for 91 day Treasury Bills . Payments above Kshs.1 Million must be made by electronic tranfer using RTGS. Payments below Kshs. 1 Million may be made by Bankers Cheque or RTGS.These payments must reach the Central Bank not later than Monday 8th April 2013 2.00 p.m. for Cheques and 3.00 p.m for RTGS electronic fund transfers. Please provide the following details with each payment: Name, Reference No., the New CDS Portfolio and the customers Virtual account No.

D. NON-COMPETITIVE BIDS

Non-competitive bids are subject to a maximum of Kshs. 20 Million per investor and are issued at the weighted average of accepted bids.
Please note that the 364-days Treasury Bills auction will be held on a weekly basis until further notice

E. 364-DAY TREASURY BILLS

GERALD A. NYAOMA DIRECTOR, FINANCIAL MARKETS 28 March, 2013

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World Bank now links obesity to high food prices

WASHINGTON, Thursday
Food prices have dropped since peaking six months ago, but remain near record levels, pushing the worlds poorest people toward undernutrition and obesity, the World Bank said Thursday. Unhealthy food tends to be cheaper than healthy ones, like junk food in developed countries, said Otaviano Canuto, World Bank Groups vice-president for poverty reduction and economic management. When poor people with some disposable income in developing countries try to cope with high and increasingly volatile food prices, they also tend to choose cheap food that is high in calories but without much nutritious value. Between October and February, world food prices dropped by four per cent overall, driven in part by wheat (minus 11 per

TALKS | Cyprus crisis tops Eurozone agenda

Unhealthy food tends to be cheaper than healthy ones in developed countries,

World Bank Group vice-president Otaviano Canuto

cent) and sugar (minus 10 per cent), due to weaker demand for wheat feed and reduced maize consumption for ethanol as well as improved harvest conditions, according to the World Bank. But they remain at very high levels and are just nine per cent less than the historic levels in August. In February alone, prices increased by one per cent overall for a year-long period.

OFFICE OF THE PRIME MINISTER

REPUBLIC OF KENYA

IMF chief Christine Lagarde and French Economy and Finances Minister Pierre Moscovici chat before a Eurozone meeting on Cyprus at the EU Headquarters in Brussels yesterday.

JOHN THYS I AFP

Cyber attacks slow Europes online trac

Geneva-based group Spamhaus, which publishes a spam blacklist, was the key target of attacks
WASHINGTON, Thursday
bazooka cyber attack described as the most powerful ever seen has slowed traffic on the Internet, security experts said on Wednesday, raising fresh concerns over online security. The attacks targeted Spamhaus, a Geneva-based volunteer group that publishes spam blacklists used by networks to lter out unwanted email, and led to cyberspace congestion that may have aected the Internet overall, according to Matthew Prince of the US security rm CloudFlare. The attacks began last week after it blacklisted the Dutch-based Web hosting site Cyberbunker, which claimed it was unfairly labelled as a haven for cybercrime and spam. The origin of the attacks has not yet been identied, but a BBC report said Spamhaus alleged that Cyberbunker, in cooperation with criminal gangs from Eastern Europe and Russia, was responsible. The New York Times quoted Sven Olaf Kamphuis, who claimed to be a spokesman for the attackers, as saying that Cyberbunker was retaliating against Spamhaus for abusing their inuence. But Kamphuis told the Russian news site RT that Cyberbunker was just one of

Happy Easter to all of you fellow Kenyans

This year, the Easter holiday that begins on this Good Friday nds our nation, our values, our institutions and the ideals we hold dear, undergoing a trial. Yet, amid the fear that we may have lost everything, hope abounds. Incidentally, that was the case over 2000 years ago, when our saviour Jesus Christ and the entire Christian faith stood on trial during this period, before the nal triumph. As we mark Easter, I call on you fellow Kenyans to continue upholding the peace. Keep hope alive and pray that justice will triumph over injustice, that lies, however sweet sounding, shall be defeated by truth, that the gloom and uncertainty that hang over our nation will give way to celebrations and that in the end, our nation will emerge stronger, more united and more determined to be a guiding star for other nations.

several Web firms involved, protesting what he called Spamhauss bullying tactics. Spamhaus have pissed o a whole lot of people over the past few years by blackmailing ISPs and carriers into disconnecting clients without court orders or legal process whatsoever, he said. At this moment, we are not even conducting any attacks... its now other people attacking them. TARGET

Data oods rms servers

The attacks began after Spamhaus blacklisted Cyberbunker, a Web hosting rm that oers anonymous hosting of anything except child porn and anything related to terrorism. The attacks ooded Spamhaus servers with 300 billion bits per second (300 gigabytes) of data.
CloudFlare said the attackers changed tactics after the rst layer of protection was implemented last week. Rather than attacking our customers directly, they started going after the network providers CloudFlare uses for bandwidth, Prince said. Once the attackers realised they couldnt knock CloudFlare itself oine... they went after our direct peers. Prince said the so-called distributed denial of service attack, which bombards sites with trac in an eort to disrupt, was one of the largest ever reported.

Criminal gangs

For that is the spirit and the lesson of Easter. God be with you all.
Rt. Hon Raila Odinga, EGH, MP, PRIME MINISTER.

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Varsity shut after riots over students killing

BY NATION CORRESPONDENTS
Nakuru Egerton University was yesterday closed indenitely following riots that were triggered by the killing of one of the students. At least three students and a journalist were injured during the riots at Njoro campus in Nakuru County. The four were injured after they were hit by stones as the students and residents clashed on the Njoro-Mau Narok highway. The students were demonstrating over the killing of a fourth year student under unclear circumstances at the neighbouring Ahero village last Saturday. The student was allegedly beaten up by a mob on suspicion that he had stolen a bag, calculator and Sh1,000. He was later taken to Egerton Hospital where he died. They students engaged police in running battles while demanding that those responsible for the death of Mr William Areba be brought to justice. Ocials of Students Union of Egerton University had initially sought permission from the police to hold a peaceful demonstration but the request was turned down, prompting the riots. Police had urged the students to suspend the protests on grounds that they were not prepared to provide necessary security for the demonstrators. We have urged the comrades to go back to campus and the villagers should also restrain themselves, said union secretary general Victor Ooko.

CRIME | Three rearms recovered

Died in hospital

Four gangsters killed by police in crackdown

Ocers believe the suspects were part of ve-man gang that carjacked motorists in city
BY ANGIRA ZADOCK
zangira@ke.nationmedia.com olice yesterday shot dead four men believed to have been part of a ve-man gang that carjacked motorists in Nairobi and forced them to withdraw money from their accounts. Makadara police boss Thomas Atuti said the suspects were gunned down in a threehour operation conducted in Mukuru Kwa Reuben slums and the Masaai Village, both in Industrial Area. Three rearms were recovered during the crackdown. They include an American Colt, loaded with seven rounds of ammunition. Mr Atuti said the suspects were believed to be those behind the recent carjackings and robberies in Nairobi, especially Embakasi, South B and Industrial Area. They would hide in slums after committing the crimes. Five days ago, businessman Daniel Kyalo Mwanzia was shot dead at the entrance of Golden Gate Estate in South B. Police found Sh50,000, a laptop and mobile phones in the vehicle. This prompted Nairobi police boss Benson Kibue to direct Mr Atuti and Embakasi police chief Akello Odhiambo to track down the gang. One of the victims, Mr Wilson Mwangi, had parked his Range Rover in Industrial Area when he was confronted by three men armed with a pistol. The gangsters drove the vehicle to Kenol Petrol Station, where they forced Mr Mwangi to withdraw Sh20,000 from an Equity ATM. After that, they drove with him along Likoni Road but on seeing a police patrol car, they opened fire and killed one ocer. The gangsters abandoned the vehicle at Tetra Pak after a tyre burst. On their way to Kayaba slums, they stopped another motorist, Mr Michael Barasa, 46, whom they shot on the stomach. The victim was taken to hospital in a critical condition. A few minutes later, the group of three carjacked another motorist, Mr Noah Tutui, in South B and took him to the same Equity ATM and also forced him to withdraw Sh20,000. Mr Tutui had left his home in Karen in the company of his son and was driving to South B. ROBBERY

Carjackings

Goods lost to gunmen

Last month, Mr Bernard Kamiti was carjacked by the three armed men. They took him to his house and robbed the family of household items before they transferred Sh48,000 from his M-Pesa account. They took him to an ATM where they withdrew a total of Sh40,000 from two ATMs.

Boy drowns in city swimming tragedy

BY NATION REPORTER
Nairobi A Standard Four pupil drowned during a swimming lesson organised by his school at a Nairobi club in Nairobi on Wednesday. Police investigating the incident at Impala Club swimming pool are investigating circumstances that led to the death 10-year-old Bryan Mutungi of Riara School. A parent who spoke to the Nation on condition of anonymity claimed the pupils were left in the pool unattended. A report at Kilimani Police Station showed there were 79 pupils in the pool during the incident. The parent said she got the

Swimming instructors oered rst aid and rushed him to Nairobi Womens Hospital
Police report
information from her niece, who was in the same class with Bryan. According to her, other classmates unsuccessfully tried to pull him out of the water as he drowned. Swimming instructors Susan Njoroge, Ann Adeyo and Joyce Mathu oered rst aid and rushed him to Nairobi Womens Hospital. He was pronounced dead at 3pm, the police report said.

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COUNTY ASSEMBLY REPRESENTATIVES INDUCTION WORKSHOP - APRIL 7TH TO 13TH 2013

The Transition Authority in collaboration with the Centre for Parliamentary Studies and Training (CPST) and with support from development partners has organized the first Induction workshop for All the Elected and Nominated County Assembly Representatives from all the 47 Counties in Kenya. The Elected and Nominated County Assembly Representatives are invited for the induction workshops that will take place within venues in their counties on the following dates: 7th to 9th April 2013 Malindi, Lamu, Marsabit, Wajir, Mandera, Mombasa, Tana River, Garissa, Kilifi, Kwale, Isiolo, Meru, TharakaNithi, Embu, Kitui, Machakos, Makueni, Samburu, Nyandarua, Nyeri, Kirinyaga, Muranga, Kiambu, Turkana, West Pokot, 10th to 12th April 2013 Trans Nzoia, UasinGishu, ElgeyoMarakwet, Nandi, Baringo, Laikipia, Nakuru, Narok, Kajiado, Kericho, Bomet, Kakamega, Vihiga, Bungoma, Busia, Siaya, Kisumu, Homa Bay, Migori, Kisii, Nyamira, Nairobi City. Invited Participants All County Assembly Elected and Nominated Representatives All interim County Assembly Clerks Venue:County Assembly Halls and or Other Venues Identified by County Assembly Clerks. First Cluster Arrival: 4.00 P.M, 7th April 2013. Departure: 5.00 P.M, 9th April 2013. Second Cluster Arrival: 4:00 p.m , 10th April 2013 Departure: 5:00 PM, 12th April 2013 Theme: SUPPORTING DEVOLUTION: TOWARDS ACCOUNTABLE GOVERNANCE AND ENHANCED SERVICE DELIVERY. Objective: To establish a common understanding on the modalities of implementing the devolved system of government. Goals: 1. To establish a common understanding on the operations of the county assembly, its structure, processes and procedures 2. To enhance understanding of the role of the county assembly in planning, budgeting and county appointments. 3. To enhance knowledge of key institutions that county assemblies will interact with. 4. To understand the role and operations of both county executive committees as well as county assemblies. This notice complements the official invitation that will be sent to all the invited leaders. For further clarification, kindly contact the following officers : Mr.Jeremiah Espira, OGW Tel:0720467442 email:jespira@gmail.com Supported by: Ms.Josephine Ajiambo Tel:0722585943 Email:infotransauthority@gmail.com

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ALL SET FOR EASTER | Catholic priests attend Chrism Mass

REPUBLIC OF KENYA MINISTRY OF STATE FOR IMMIGRATION AND REGISTRATION OF PERSONS

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI)

FOR THE SUPPLYOF ELECTRONIC PASSPORT BOOKLETS

The Ministry of State for Immigration and Registration of Persons intends to introduce new electronic passport for Kenya nationals. This shall entail the introduction of a microchip into the passport that shall contain biometric features and civil data of the individual submitting an application. The new electronic document is anticipated to enhance identification and border security as well as minimize fraud and identity theft. It is also expected that the new passport will operate and integrate with current and upcoming systems for passports and border management systems. In this regard, the Ministry invites Expressions of Interest from eligible firms to supply electronic passports to the Government of Kenya. Firms MUST meet the following minimum criteria to be short-listed and invited to submit technical and commercial bids:1. Eligible Firms (a) Can be Sole Bidders, Joint Ventures or Consortia. Firms must provide evidence of joint ventures or consortia. Information about each firms role and participation in the Joint Venture or Consortium towards the project must be provided. (b) Can be Partnerships/collaborations of local firms with international printing firms on condition that Manufacturers authorization certificates are provided duly signed by a company representative having the power of attorney. (c) International firms MUST be members of a professional body accrediting them as security printers. (d) Should have existed and delivered electronic passports in the last five years. (e) Should provide valid Certificates of Incorporation, details of physical addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses and names of contact persons. In case of joint ventures or consortia, these details should be provided for each of the firms. (f) Should provide audited accounts for the past three years i.e. 2010, 2011& 2012. A certified English translation must be provided for non-English audited accounts. (g) The Sole Bidder, Joint Ventures or Consortia should have a minimum annual turnover equivalent to four million US dollars. (USD 4M) 2. Experience and References (a) Experience of at least 5 years in the supply of electronic passports. Details of previous such assignments that have been successfully delivered should be provided, indicating names of clients, country, addresses, email and telephone numbers, dates, scope of work and key personnel. (b) Should provide details of projects undertaken including inter alia, project size, project cost, type of passports issued and delivery period. Copies of certificates of delivery/completion for the projects or client reference letter for ongoing projects MUST be attached. (c) Should provide a detailed description of electronic passports that they can deliver including among others; physical security on passport booklet, storage medium, format and quality of images, logical data structure, data security and integrity, and quality control assessments. (d) Experience in printing of secure electronic passports. Verifiable proof of availability of relevant technical, managerial and human resource capacity to undertake the scope of work. Signed Curriculum Vitae of relevant personnel must be provided. (e) Should provide proof of ICAO, ISO and other relevant standards that the passports meet. Complete submissions must have a Table of Contents with specific chapters labeled and separated by dividers. Two (2) copies of completed submissions in English language should be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes and marked with reference name should be addressed to: PERMANENT SECRETARY MINISTRY OF STATE FOR IMMIGRATION AND REGISTRATION OF PERSONS P O BOX 30395 00100 NAIROBI Or placed in the tender box provided at Ministrys Headquarters, 20th Floor Northern Wing, Nyayo House so as to be received on or before 10.00 hours East African Time on the 30th April, 2013. Expression of Interest will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the Candidates or their representatives who choose to attend at the Ministrys Headquarters Boardroom, Nyayo House 20th Floor, Southern wing. The Government of Kenya reserves the right to accept or reject any or all tenders without giving reasons thereof. For enquiries you can contact the undersigned through Tel. 2222022 or 2221534 Ext.22229 during normal working hours (0800 hours top 1700 hours East African time). This EOI can also be down loaded from the Ministrys Website: www.mirp.go.ke HEAD OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT SERVICES For: PERMANENT SECRETARY

Priests queue for a meal after attending Chrism Mass at Our Lady of Consolata Catholic Church in Nyeri, where Archbishop Peter Kairo consecrated the oil of Chrism yesterday. The oil will be used in administering the sacraments of baptism, conrmation and holy orders throughout the year.

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Man handed death penalty for robbery

A man has been sentenced to death for robbery with violence. Jacob Nyagundi was charged with attacking and robbing Mr Peter Otiu while armed with pangas and rungus in Gem District in December 2011. The court heard that Nyagundi and his accomplices robbed Mr Otiu of 35kg of dry maize valued at Sh2,400, 1kg of dry beans worth Sh150 and Sh5,000 in cash.

Governors get down to work after festivities

Leaders begin rst day in oce with series of meetings with stakeholders
BY NATION TEAM
newsdesk@ke.nationmedia.com

KISUMU

Traders count losses over power outages

Traders in western Kenya have criticised Kenya Power over frequent power outages that have seen them incur huge losses in the past ve days. At St Luke Hospital in Kisumu, the blackouts have aected handling of late night emergency cases. But Kenya Power has blamed the outages on transformers aected by the massive rehabilitation of the Kisumu-Nairobi road.

TRANS NZOIA

overnors settled down to work in their respective counties yesterday with promises of uplifting the living standards of residents. Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero reported to his City Hall oce at 9am and proceeded to hold meetings with departmental heads of the defunct City Council of Nairobi. He declined to speak to the press at the end of the meeting but a source told the Nation they had discussed ways of revamping the citys garbage collection by next week.

In Uasin Gishu County, Governor Jackson Mandago yesterday said infrastructure, security, education, healthcare would top his work agenda as he got down to work. West Pokot Governor Simon Kachapin started o his task with calls for an audit of the Kapenguria District Hospital to address the deteriorating health care in the county. In Kitale, Trans Nzoia governor Patrick Khaemba promised to convene a forum with key stakeholders in the county with a view to tackling the countys underdevelopment. His Elgeyo Marakwet counterpart Alex Tolgos promised to address the resettlement of squatters in the county as a matter of priority. By Aggrey Mutambo, Wyclie Kipsang, Mazera Ndurya, Tom Matoke, Samuel Koech and Philip Bwayo

17-year-old dies after touching live wire

A Class Six pupil was electrocuted after he touched a hanging transformer wire at Kitale Ndogo in Trans Nzoia County. Area police boss James Kimani said the body of the 17-year-old was taken to the Kitale District Hospital mortuary. At the same time, a high school teacher is recuperating at Cherangany Nursing Home in Kitale after he was attacked by a six-man gang that raided his house.

The governor sought our help to ensure waste management is no longer a problem in the city, the source said. In Baringo, Governor Benjamin Cheboi and his deputy Mathew Tuitoek reported to work with a promise to address the cattle rustling and insecurity menace in the county within their rst 100 days in oce. Nandi County Governor Cleophas Lagat on his part got down to work with a warning that he would not spare corrupt ocials.

Waste management

With the support from the central government... I want to nd the root cause of cattle rustling
Baringo Governor Benjamin Cheboi

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CITY COUNCIL OF NAIROBI

NAIROBI COUNTY
PUBLIC NOTICE
PAYMENT OF COUNTY REVENUES
This is to bring to the attention of residents, business owners and the general public that payment of Council Revenue Continues under the new County Governments dispensation. In this regard the public is reminded to pay for Rates and Single Business Permits which are due for the year 2013, failure to which the same will attract 3% compounded interest per month with effect from 1st April 2013. Payments can be made at the cash office, City Hall or at any Equity branch Countrywide upon obtaining invoices/bills and deposit slips presented to the Chief Revenue Officer as follows: City Council of Nairobi (General fund Account) No. 0810297194817 Equity Bank-Equity Centre Branch Pay all appropriate Council dues now to avoid penalties and enforcement action including arrest and prosecution. The Public is hereby informed that the Cash Office will be fully open on Saturday 30th march 2013 to allow payments for Rates and Single Business Permits and Parking Seasonal Tickets before the 31st March 2013 deadline. LILIAN W. NDEGWA TRANSITIONAL COUNTY SECRETARY Customer care number: 0725-624489, 0735-825383.020-344194 Emergency electrical number Tel: 020 8025184 (8.00am-5.00pm) www.nairobicity.go.ke Twitter: @CCNairobi Facebook:publicrelationsofnairobi@gmail.com

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PETROL STATION PROPERTY IN EASTLEIGH NAIROBI- LR 36/1/929
TAKE NOTICE that Total Kenya Limited leased all that piece of land known as Land Reference Number 36/1/929 located in Eastleigh, Nairobi (and on which it operates the Eastleigh Service station) from The City Council Of Nairobi on 27th September 1955 for a period of Thirty Three (33) Years up to 26th September 1988; and which lease period was then extended for a further period of Forty (40) Years from 27th September 1988 up to 26th September 2028. The subject matter of the Lease is presently before the Court In H. C. C. C. No. 248 OF 2006 in a dispute between Total Kenya Limited, Muvir Holdings Limited and The City Council Of Nairobi. Any would be buyer is hereby put on notice that any sale, purchase or lease of the property would be with due notice of the ongoing court case. TOTAL KENYA LTD REGAL PLAZA, LIMURU ROAD P.O. BOX 30736-00100 NAIROBI
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DUCATION SCIENCE AND TECHN Y OF HIGHER E OLOGY MINI S T R
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MAY/APRIL 2013 INTAKES

Applications are invited from qualified candidates for the following courses. REGULAR COURSES COMMENCING 6TH MAY 2013 INTAKE
COURSE TITLE 3 YEAR KNEC DIPLOMA COURSES Diploma in Food Technology (KCSE C- Minus) Diploma in Food and Beverage Management (KCSE C- Minus) Diploma in Business Administration (KCSE C- Minus) Diploma in Accountancy (KCSE C- Minus) Diploma In Information Studies - (LIBRARY) (KCSE C- Minus) Diploma in Applied Biology (KCSE C- Minus) Diploma in Analytical Chemistry (KCSE C- Minus) 2 TERMS KNEC DIPLOMA MODULAR COURSES Diploma in Computer Studies (KCSE C- Minus) Modular Diploma in Information Communication Technology (KCSE CMinus) Diploma in Supplies Chain Management (KCSE C- Minus) Modular Diploma in human resources management (KCSE C- Minus Modular Diploma in sales and marketing (KCSE C- Minus) Modular Diploma in secretarial studies (KCSE C- Minus Modular Diploma in Business Management (KCSE C- Minus) - Modular Diploma in social work and community development (KCSE CMinus) - Modular Diploma in Fashion Design & Garment making Technology(KCSE C- Minus with D+ in Maths) - Modular Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Power option) (KCSE C- Minus) Module I Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Production Option) (KCSE C- Minus) Module I 2TERMS KNEC CERTIFICATE MODULAR COURSES Certificate in human resource management (KCSE D Plain) Modular Certificate in Sales and Marketing (KCSE D Plain) Modular Certificate in Business Management (KCSE D plain) Modular Certificate in Information Communication Technology (KCSE D Plain) Modular Certificate in Information Studies (Library) (KCSE D Plain) Modular Certificate in Fashion Design & Garment making Technology(KCSE D Plain with D+ in Maths) Modular 7 TERMS KNEC CRAFT COURSES Craft certificate in Secretarial Studies (KCSE D in Eng.) (Modular) Certificate in Secretarial Studies (single & group) (KCSE D Plain) Cert. in Social Work & Community Dev. (KCSE D Plain) Certificate in Food Technology (KCSE D plain) Certificate in Science Laboratory Technology (KCSE D plain) Certificate in Food and Beverage Production Service and Sales (KCSE D plain) Certificate in Supplies Chain Management (KCSE D plain) 6 MONTHS KASNEB COURSES ATC level I (KCSE D+ plus) ATC level II (pass in ATC level i) CPA/CPS part 1 (KCSE C+ with c+ in Maths & English or pass in ATC II CPA/CPS PART II-CPA/CPS PART I Information communication technology technician (ICTT) level I (KCSE D+) 6 months Fundamentals of net working (CISCO) KCSE D Plain (1 month) with online examination KNEC CERTICATE ARTISAN COURSES Food and Beverage Secretarial Studies 1. REQUIREMENTS Qualified candidates to apply to the Principal, enclosing the photocopies of National Identity Card, results slips/certificate, leaving certificate and non refundable application fee of Kshs.300/= in the form of money order/cash so as to reach the institute not later than 30th April 2013. 2. MBALE TOWN CAMPUS THE SAME COURSES ARE OFFERED AT OUR MBALE TOWN CAMPUS ASAKE PLAZA. FEES PAYABLE PER TERM AT THE TOWN CAMPUS IS KSHS.9,500/=.

COURSE TITLE 18 WEEKS KNEC DIPLOMA COURSES (KCSE C- MINUS) Diploma in Accountancy Diploma Food Technology Diploma in Information Studies (library ) Diploma in Food and Beverage Management Diploma in Applied Biology Diploma in Business Administration Diploma in Analytical Chemistry Diploma in Computer Studies 12 WEEKS KNEC DIPLOMA MODULAR COURSES Diploma in human resource management module 1-3 (KCSE C- minus) Diploma in Business Management (KCSE C -minus) Modular Diploma in Supply Chain Management (KCSE C-minus) Modular Diploma in Information Technology module 3 (pass in module 2) Diploma in Social Work and Community Development (KCSE C- minus) Modular Diploma in Information Communication Technology Modular I (KCSE C- Minus) (module 2) pass in module 1 Diploma in Dietetics Management Modular (KCSE C- minus) Modular Diploma in Fashion Design & Garment making Technology(KCSE C- Minus with D+ in Maths) Modular 18 WEEKS KNEC CERTIFICATE COURSES Certificate in Information Studies(library) KCSE D Plain) Certificate in Science Laboratory Technology (KCSE D plain) Certificate in Food and Beverage Production & Service (KCSE D plain) Craft cert. in Secretarial Studies (KCSE D+ plus with D+ in Eng.) - Modular Certificate in Secretarial Studies (single & group) (KCSE D Plain) Certificate in Food Technology (KCSE D plain) Certificate in Business Management (KCSE D plain) - Modular Cert. in human Resource Management (KCSE D Plain) Modular Certificate in Supply Chain Management (KCSE D plain) with D plain in Math and English - Modular Certificate in Social Work and Comm. Development - (KCSE D Plain) Modular Certificate in Information Communication Technology (KCSE D Plain) Certificate in Fashion Design & Garment making Technology(KCSE D Plain with D+ in Maths) 9 WEEKS (3 SESSIONS) KASNEB COURSES ATC level I (KCSE D+ plus) ATC level II (pass in ATC level I) CPA/CPS part 1 (sec 1 &2) (KCSE C+ with c+ in Math & English or pass in ATC II) CPA/CPS PART II-CPA/CPS PART I Certified Information Communication Technology level I (CICT)(KCSE C- Minus) 6 months Information communication technology technician (ICTT) level I (KCSE D plain) 6 months KNEC ARTSAN CERTIFICATE COURSES Food and Beverage Secretarial Studies 6 WEEKS CERTIFICATE FCK COURSES Bakery/pastry 6 MONTHS KNEC CERTIFICATE KNEC COURSES Computer system application packages (CSAP) KCPE and above CISCO (fundamentals of net working) KCSE D PLAIN REQUIREMENTS 1.0 SCHOOL BASED PROGRAMMES 1.1 Fees per session (3 weeks) for Boarders Kshs.13,860/= and Day scholars kshs.9,240 1.2 Single subjects Kshs.3000/= and Kshs.1,600/= for practicals (where applicable). 2.0 WEEKEND PROGRAMMES (TWO SEMESTERS PER YEAR) 2.1 The programme runs throughout the year during the Weekends. 2.2 Fees per semester Kshs.15,000 (Total Ksh30,000 per year). 3.0 GENERAL 3.1 One can register for the whole course or particular subjects in a course 3.2 Applicants can either collect admission letters from the office of the Principal or apply before 7TH April 2013. 3.3 Secretarial Trainees to bring ribbon & spool, 1 ream of typing papers, 1 shorthand note book and 2 shorthand pencils. 3.4 All students to come with 1 ream of foolscaps and other stationery.

PARTTIME/SCHOOL BASED PROGRAMMES COMMENCING 7TH APRIL 2013

TRANSITION AUTHORITY
VACANT POSITION FOR INTERIM COUNTY LEGAL OFFICERS
Location: All Counties Salary: Those who will be found suitable will move with their current salaries as the position is on secondment. Transition Authority will only pay a top-up/ acting allowance Purpose: To provide specialized legal assistance and coordinate law reform function and activities in the County Responsibilities: Manage the delivery of law reform function and related activities in the County; Keep abreast of legal and policy developments relevant to the County Government in the respective County; Work with the County Government and its agencies to identify strategic priority areas that require law reform; Undertake legal research and legislative drafting of County bills; Provide advice to County Government and its agencies on law reform issues; Assist in the implementation of a program of law reform in the County; Prepare draft bills; Prepare reports, issue papers and submissions on law reform issues; Prepare monthly/quarterly reports to the Transition Authority and Kenya Law Reform Commission. Offer general legal advice to the county governments Qualifications: Must be a serving public officer as the position is on secondment to the counties. Possess a law degree from a recognized University, Masters in Law will be an added advantage ; Admitted as an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya for at least five years; Knowledge and experience in legal research and/or legislative drafting; Excellent legal and analytical skills and sound judgment; Excellent written and verbal communication skills- able to convey complex legal arguments and principles clearly to specialist and non-specialist audiences; and Must be Computer proficient All applications should reach the Transition Authority by 12th April 2013. Address KICC 5TH Floor P.O. Box 10736-0010 NAIROBI Telephone: +254-0710287080 Email: infotransauthority@gmail.com

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In the picture is our 3 year old baby girl Faith Moraa Kwamboka. She has been diagnosed with Severe lymphomia tumour which needs urgent surgery to repair and save her life. The cost of the operation is approximately 800,000/=. We humbly appeal to well wishers to donate and help us in treating our child. Donations may be send to: Account Name: Maurinne Kwamboka Barclays bank , Embakasi Branch. Account no: 0951036056 Mpesa line: 0725-835394 Airtel line: 0734-050263 May God bless you for your contribution to the noble cause

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VACANCIES
Unga Holdings Limited wishes to recruit individuals to fill the following positions. Talent Development Manager Manage and develop a learning and development framework that reflects organisational, regulatory, job and individual needs Ensure identification and implementation of career paths, succession planning and related development Drive Organisational design & development to meet company needs Coordinate Performance Management & employee recognition & retention programs Develop and manage a system for evaluating and monitoring learning and development. Develop and manage a learning and assessment centre to inculcate a learning organisation culture. Handle designated HR core roles in the organisation Human Resource Assistant Maintain good industrial relations in the plant/site by ensuring correct and consistent application of company policy, rules and regulations in liaison with the Human Resources Manager. Provide timely and accurate advice to line managers/supervisors, staff and union officials on the interpretation and implementation of Kenyan labour laws, HR policies and practises and on the Collective Bargaining Agreement. Implement welfare and related employees matters including leave, staff medical, NHIF, NSSF, Uniforms, Workmens compensation etc. Maintain accurate and up-to-date attendance records to support payment of overtime and wages with the provisions of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) in force as well as processing the monthly overtime for the unionized staff Candidates meeting the above requirements should forward their application with current CVs, copies of relevant certificates, present and expected salary to the undersigned:The Group Human Resource Manager Unga Holdings Limited P. O. Box 30386, 00100. Nairobi Ngano House, 5th Floor Commercial Street NAIROBI Closing date for submission of applications is 12th April 2013.

KENYA TRADE NETWORK AGENCY (KENTRADE)

VACANCIES
KENTRADE through the Ministry of Finance has received a grant from the Investment Climate Facility (ICF) towards funding of some aspects in the implementation of the National Electronic Single Window System in Kenya. As stipulated in the funding Agreement part of the funding provided by ICF will go towards engagement of staff in specific specialized areas. The Project Staff shall be engaged on a Fixed Term contract for a period of 2 years (24 months only) the period during which the donor funds shall be available. KENTRADE wishes to engage suitably qualified candidates who meet the requirements of Chapter 6 of the Kenya Constitution in the following positions:
The EastAfrican the regions leading weekly newspaper will on April 20th, 2013, publish a special feature titled, Enhancing agricultural productivity in East Africa, highlighting the following; Role of government and non-governmental organizations in enhancing agricultural productivity in East Africa Breakthroughs in agricultural research aimed at enhancing food security Agricultural nancing and farm mechanization Modern technology in farm irrigation and food processing Focus on leading brands of fertilizers, seeds and Farm equipment

1. PROJECT MANAGER 2. PROJECT ACCOUNTANT 3. PROJECT PROCUREMENT SPECIALIST Details of the positions are available on our website www.kentrade.go.ke under the vacancies link.

To advertise your products, services and projects in this special feature kindly contact either; Luke Omondi (+254) 723 315 451 - lomondi@ke.nationmedia.com Dorothy Wakoli- (+254) 724 158 370- dwakoli@ke.nationmedia.com Caro Mbaabu- (+254) 723 950 049- cmbaabu@ke.nationmedia.com

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JARAMOGI OGINGA ODINGA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY RECRUITMENT OF VICE-CHANCELLOR

Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology (JOOUST) was established as a fully-fledged University in Kenya through the grant of Charter on the 13th February 2013 under the University Act, 2012 as a result of the upgrading of Bondo University College. The Government established Bondo University College a Constituent College of Maseno University by upgrading Bondo Teachers Training College in 2009. The main campus of the University is located within Bondo Town and is strategically located by the quiet serene beaches of Lake Victoria and focuses on the development of Kenyas cultural heritage through the utilization of the vast natural resources for academic advancement and research purposes premised on improving the socio-economic status of communities. The location of the University is not only friendly for pursuit of academic excellence and scholarship but also suitable for the high profile research undertaking as well as community outreach. JOOUST currently has 3,729 students and is a premier institution of higher learning offering relevant and quality market driven academic programmes for steering socio-economic development. The strength of the graduates from JOOUST lies in their ability to be job creators, innovators, leaders in the diverse disciplines for sustainable community development and societal needs. The mission of JOOUST is to provide quality university education that nurtures creativity and innovation through integrated training, research, and community outreach. The University is keen in fostering an entrepreneurial culture through application of science, technology, innovation, engineering, research, and community outreach; and life skills for sustainable socio-economic improvement. Our vision is the beacon in training, research and sustainable development executed through creativity, imagination and innovation. Our treasured values include the pursuit of excellence in transforming knowledge into goods, products and services in meeting the needs of humanity. Accordingly, JOOUSTs Council is looking for a dynamic, visionary, energetic, motivated and result oriented Vice-Chancellor to lead the institution. Duties and responsibilities The duties and responsibilities of the Vice-Chancellor are spelt out in the University Act, 2012; Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology Charter and the University Statutes, and include: Being the Chief Executive, the academic and administrative head of the University, the Vice-Chancellor shall have the overall responsibility of the direction, organization, and administration of the programmes of the University. Responsible for the implementation of the Councils decisions in a result oriented and timely manner to achieve the Universitys goals, objectives and agreed targets. Provide effective leadership and direction to ensure that the University attains a high level of competitiveness and achieves its objectives; Advise the Council on development needs of the University and ensure timely preparation of annual plans and estimates as well as prudent management of the finances. Play a key role in the facilitation and maintenance of linkages with other institutions of higher learning. Responsible for any other responsibility deemed necessary to achieve the Universitys mandate.

Qualifications and experience Applicants should meet the following requirements: Be a holder of a PhD degree from a reputable and recognized university; Be a full Professor in a reputable university and in a field of study covered in the programmes relevant in the University; Have at least 10 years of academic and research experience in senior management levels and possess demonstrated leadership in an academic and /or research institution having served substantively with demonstrable results at least in the position of a Principal of a Constituent College or as Deputy ViceChancellor of a University; Have an outstanding and internationally recognized scholarship record as well as administrative and academic leadership. Have proven experience in provision of corporate academic and administrative leadership. Have demonstrable knowledge and skills in fundraising and prudent financial management. Have a track record of success and performance characterized by visionary and strategic thought, rapid growth and service delivery as well as translation of ideas into value outputs. Have the capacity to motivate and influence staff, students and other stakeholders. Demonstrate evidence of outstanding ability to communicate effectively, good organizational and interpersonal skills. Show good understanding and commitment to the University coupled with a passion for the promotion of learning, excellence in teaching, research and innovation with the highest level of professionalism; Have skills, capacity and determination to lead the technology transfer functions of the University. Have excellent understanding of the government financial and fiscal policies, strategic planning, Vision 2030, human resource, procurement and asset disposal and legal requirements; Have proven capacity to promote learning, teaching, research and development in a university setting. Be a leader with potential to plan, develop and implement academic programme and institutional linkages; Have an excellent understanding of the current trends, policies and strategies in the university education and training in Kenya and globally. Have a broad awareness of the factors and conditions shaping the development of higher education. Have the highest ethical standards, integrity and professionalism and comply with the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution. Terms and conditions of service The successful candidate will be offered a competitive remuneration package, including house allowance and other benefits in accordance with the existing terms and conditions of service. This appointment will be for a contractual period of five (5) years renewable for a further five (5) years subject to satisfactory performance. Applications Applicants should submit detailed curriculum vitae, (including academic qualifications, professional experience, academic leadership, publications, awards/scholarships/funding, membership to professional associations, and community service), copies of certificates, e-mail addresses, and telephone contacts. They should also provide names, telephone numbers and contact addresses of at least three referees. Applications and the referees confidential report on the applicants suitability for the post should be sent to the undersigned to be received on or before Friday, 18th April 2013. The Chairman of Council Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology P.O. 210-40601 Bondo, Kenya www.jooust.ac.ke
Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology is ISO 9001:2008 Certified

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Cannon Asset Managers Limited
AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2012
A) STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME 2012 KSHS 4,994,812 748,715 52,000 540,186 873 6,336,586 390,626 4,677,540 449,982 369,567 5,887,715 4.0 Current liabilities 4.1 Trade and other payables 4.2 Total current liabilities 5.0 Share capital and reserves 5.1 Share capital 5.2 Revaluation reserves 5.3 Revenue reserves 5.4 Shareholders funds 6.0 Total Equity & Liabilities OTHER DISCLOSURES 1.0 Capital Strength a. Paid up capital b. Minimum capital required Excess/(Deficiency) (a-b) 2.0 Shareholders funds a. Total shareholders funds b. Minimum shareholdersfunds required Excess/(Deficiency) (a-b) 3.0 Liquidity a. Working capital b. Minimum working capital required Excess/(Deficiency) (a-b) 4.0 Ratio of Unsecured advances to shareholders funds a. Ratio as computed b. Maximum allowable limit 5.0 Ratio of borrowings to paid up share capital a. Ratio as computed b. Maximum allowable limit 6.0 Clients funds a. Total clientscreditors including the amounts payable to stock brokers b. Total clients cash and bank balances including amounts due from stockbrokers Excess/(Deficiency) (b-a) 2,200,000 10,570,977 1,191,484 648,278 561,112 15,171,851 15,508,344 30,000,000 10,000,000 20,000,000 14,966,772 10,000,000 4,966,772 14,630,279 2,000,000 12,630,279 541,572 541,572

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1.0 Income 1.1 Management fees 1.2 Interest Income 1.3 Dividend Income 1.4 Gains/(Loss) on disposal of assets 1.5 Other income 1.6 Total income 2.0 Expenses 2.1 Audit fees 2.2 Employee costs 2.3 Operational and Administrative expenses 2.4 Depreciation expenses 2.5 Total Expenses

30,000,000 560,000 (15,593,228) 14,966,772 15,508,344

3.0 Operating Profit 4.0 Finance Costs 5.0 Profit Before tax 6.0 Income Tax expense 7.0 Profit after tax 8.0 Other comprehensive income net of tax 9.0 Total comprehensive income for the year B) STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION Assets 1.0 Non Current Assets 1.1 Property & equipment 2.0 Current Assets 2.1 Investments in Unquoted Shares 2.2 Bank deposits 2.3 Trade and other receivables 2.4 Tax Recoverable 2.5 Cash and bank balances 2.6 Total current assets 3.0 Total Assets

448,871 448,871 (49,720) 399,151 100,000 499,151

0% 10%

0% 20% -

2012 KSHS 336,493

The above statements and disclosures are extracts from the financial statements audited by PWC and have received an unqualified opinion. The financial statements have been approved by the board of directors and signed on its behalf by: V Talwar Chairman J Nganga Director

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DAILY NATION Friday March 29, 2013

Jobs 49

VACANCY
PROGRAMMES CONTROLLER-EASY FM
Ref: HR-PC-03-2013
Nation Media Group is the largest independent media house in East and Central Africa with operations in print, broadcast and digital media. It attracts and serves unparalleled audiences in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda. We are seeking to recruit an experienced and self- motivated individual in the capacity of Programmes Controller for Easy FM. Key responsibilities Responsible for the content, presenters, programs and packaging on the station; Ensuring that programming meets the creative and commercial needs of the station; Liaison with the commercial manager and the head of news; Clarity and understanding of the purpose and format of the station, the characteristics of the target audience and the key business objectives of the station; Planning programming to meet the set objectives overseeing the work of the programming teams; Participation in the recruitment, training and development, and day-to-day management of all staff in the programming departments of the station while encouraging creativity and commercial awareness in the team; Coaching and mentoring the programme presenters, and regularly reviewing performance; Contributing to the development of multi-platform content; Continually review and refresh programme output, and devise new programming to attract and retain audiences, and to contributing to the success of the station; Ensuring that programming complies with the laws, regulations and industry codes governing radio broadcasting and management of programming complaints. The Requirements Bachelors degree in social science or media; Experience in radio/entertainment or broadcasting sector for at least 5 years; Knowledge of the law, ethics and industry regulation applicable to radio industry; Knowledge of content acquisition and relevant clearances and licenses, including copyright and music; Knowledge of the Kenyan and Nairobi radio market; High level of IT prociency - particularly good word-processing and data handling skills; Capacity to work effectively under pressure, react quickly, and meet tight deadlines; A facility for managing creative teams, and encouraging acceptable creative risk taking; Ability to generate original ideas, and to think creatively; Ability to deal effectively with team members of differing temperaments and morale; Self-motivation and adaptability; Excellent communication and presentation skills. Determination, diplomacy, and excellent interpersonal skills. If you meet the above criteria, apply online at http://careers.nationmedia.com on or before 7th April, 2013. Only shortlisted applicants shall be contacted.

50 | Classieds
NAIROBI & UPCOUNTRY PERSONAL NOTICES
A070 Deaths
TILLEY Michael Clifton
beloved husband of Heather passed away on 22nd March 2013, and is now re-united with his darling Katrina

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A230 Health
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PUBLIC NOTICE
PHYSICAL PLANNING ACT (PPA) - CAP. 286: CHANGE OF USE: CHANGE OF USE FROM SINGLE FAMILY UNIT TO MULTIPLE UNITSMAISONETTES ON L.R. No. 209/7451 - BENARD ESTATE, NAIROBI: The owner(s) of the above mentioned plot measuring about 0.382 hectare wish to seek the above referenced development permission subject to approval by the City Council of Nairobi. Any individual(s), institution(s) or organization(s) with objections are requested to do so in writing within fourteen (14) days with effect from the date hereof pursuant to the requirements of the PPA - Cap. 286; and address them to: The Town Clerk City Council of Nairobi P.0. Box 30075 - 00100, Nairobi.

B686 Agricultural Produce

WHEAT straw bales for sale at Mau
0721259515, 020-4448230, 020-2333262

WHERE TO EAT
A531 Hotels
BLUE Hut Hotel. Call 0721203350,
0737676034

FOOD & BEVERAGE

A607 Catering Services
SWAHILI Caterer 0733-769205

Narok, Nakuru Contact: 0720-338228/

A822 Computers

IPADS & TABLETS

Offers on Ipads, Tablets, Smart phones
Bright Technologies Old Mutual Bldg-Ground floor Kimathi Street Phone: 0720 704 252 sales@bright.co.ke or www.bright.co.ke

MELTONIA LUXURY SUITES

Your Comfort Uncompromised
1 Bedroom Executive Suites From 120,000 per month. Daily Rate From 10,000. 5 Star Class Swimming Pool All Appliances Excellent Ambience Restaurant Free WI-FI For Reservations Call: 0727 539 846 Email: jackie@upmarketrealtors.co.ke

PETS & LIVESTOCK

A974 Brd
GUINEA Fowl mature pearl Tel.
0717335844

A105 In Memorium
GARNER Pat. in loving memory of a
very dear husband and father. From your loving wife Kitty son Michael daughter Jane and families R.I.P.

A286 Personal
INSTANT luck rings 0725-092428

A988 Dogs, Pets, Kennels

CUTE White j.spitz 0722287290 DOBERMAN Puppies 0722287290 GSD puppies 0731477917

A116 Marriage
ASTROLOGER.
Want a certain man/woman 2marry u? is she/he unfaithful & want him or her 2 commit 2u alone? want back ur partner & restore ur love etc. Call: Sowari 0722140527, 0733291085 lost items w/craft luck manpower bizness, debts etc Call 0700485600

A300 Psychic
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MIHAYO THE answer of your diseases and problems.Instant results call now 0711278895

BUYING scrap vehicle 0722464265 ETR KRA approved 0714933225 EVASTOM Complete computers 6k
L/Top 14k ploter, switch 0722710331

MENO Safi Herbal Clinic whitening

brown teeth 0723-587930

COMMERCIAL
B462 Business for Sale
CYBER Opp Afya Centre 0724-745319 LANGATA Fully equipped Salon &
Spa for sale urgently 1.8M neg 0722285352

B001 Livestock
PIG Boars (Dume) quality breeds. Call
Business class in the heart of Westlands

GUJO the genius in solving love jobs

MARRIAGE:

Single looking for a serious life partner? SMS Single to 0725255440 Now!!

MENS big size & confidence 0726272266 MENS instant hardrock 200/- 0726272266 MEN size & stamina 0714467776 MENS vigrx & maxman 0725218027 PRO-EXTENDER machine (USA)

Laptop *repair,we buy dead! 0721486136 WEBDESIGN 4k smart 0728303129 WEB Hosting @1k 0722-209414

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A836 Electrical Appliances

POWER bk up inverters 3KVA -6KVA auto 10hrs f/inst 0722747246

NOW OPEN
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B008 Othr
RABBIT Farmers needed in an NGO
sponsored project consultation & training offered. Field Officers Trainees to apply. 020-2647907, 0722335293, 0715778439, 0725899695

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TRACK ua cheating wife/husband.cal

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for size, 100% guarantee 0722-506355 Visit: www.soltechenterprises.net

MPESA shop avl Call 0731-080007 SALOON for sale in Westlands.

Contact the owner 0701-195802

A871 Miscellaneous
MARQUEE Dome Tent 30x90mts
seats 2000 pax restaurant 4500 pax Theatre style price 9m Tel 0713-467002 Quick Sale

WEDDING Cards: Classic Designs &

wide selection Tel 0722-643175

VIGRX Big-size 1000 0702695655 WE are specialists in love matters,

manpower, diabetis chronic diseases and other problems. Call: Doc. Ibrahim 0701943580

B469 Business Offers

1MBA/PHD
0720646916 PROPOSALS.

SALAMA Guest House, Single 1,000

Double 1,500 Juja Gathima, Off the Thika Super highway Contacts 0725613959/0755497896/0722677866

SITUATIONS VACANT
B243 Domestic
AFAMAC h/gs best sal+off 0722386482 5H/help wntd good sal+off 0722702558 H.Helps wntd Best Sal+off 0722466091

PERSONAL SERVICES
A167 Acupuncture
BLOODPRESSUREHeadaches & Pains
3744885, 0737540562, 0721170217

A279 Notices

GREENHOUSE @70k 0202354957 SH 250,000 FREE package 4 restaurant

owners. Call 0702091713 today.

REPAIR & MAINTENANCE

TIMBER PAINT MABATI

CHILDREN - Disorders.
3744885, 0737540562, 0721170217

DELIVERYPOST- Firm up and Slim up.

3744885, 0737540562, 0721170217

MEMORY - Tiredness and Moods. 3744885, 0737540562, 0721170217 SKIN, Asthma and other Allergies.
3748561, 0737540562, 0721170217

CHANGE OF USER Physical Planning Act (Cap. 286) The owner(s) of Plot. L.R.No.3734/113 located along EL Molo Drive in Lavington proposes to change use of the property from Residential to Offices subject to approval by City Council of Nairobi. Individuals, Institutions, Organizations e.t.c with objections or comments are requested to forward them in writing within 14 days from the date of this notice to: The Town Clerk City Council of Nairobi P.O. Box 30075, Nairobi

B476 Business Opportunities

A Partner needed in supply biz capital
from 1.6m Best returns 0711-883601

Everything under one roof

BOARDS JOINERY STEEL

timber corner

A538 Restaurants
A.A.MITHAIWALLA
We will remain open during the Easter Holidays from Friday 29th through Monday 1st. Wishing all our esteemed customers and friends a very Happy Easter. For your outings and parties place your orders for chicken and mutton birianis and curries plus a wide variety of snacks, sweets and savouries. Take aways available. Call in advance for convenience. Tel. 0720 129 873, 0708 242 478

SHORTCODES

/ Bulk SMS: to hire/purchase & all your bulk sms needs Call 0723-289853, 020-600669 e-icm@philanthia.com wanted countrywide 0736-915073

HARDWARE ADHESIVES KITCHEN & WARDROBES

Parking & quick convenient service
Enterprise road / Jirore rd Ind Area 556156 / 556368 / 550112 0736 668 007, 0728 333 417 info@timbercorner.com

B250 Gnral
Permanent Jobs? sms JOB to 4804

VACANCY
QATAR: Taxi & Bus drivers (Mowasalat, Karwa).
Benefits: Free joining ticket, free accommodation, free transport, free medical cover (Healthcard), OT paid. Requirements: Valid Kenyan passport, CV plus 2passport size photos, valid driving licence, experience 2yrs. Come to Caxton hse 2nd flr rm 2A, Koinange Street Nbi near GPO 0720655092, 0729813550, 0723930917 transworldconsultants7@gmail.com

SPEEDGOVERNOR fitting agents www.learnToMakeCash.co.nr

OLD MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED

Head office: P.O. Box 30059 00100 GPO Nairobi LOSS OF POLICY
POLICY 37009327 in the name of ALISON HILDA GATHONI HUTCHINSON APPLICATION has been made to this company for the issue of duplicate of the above-numbered policy, the original having been reported as lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objection is lodged to the contrary at the office of the Company within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, duplicate policy will be issued, which will be the sole evidence of the contract. Dated the 7th MARCH, 2013 DAVID KOIGI OFFICER (CLAIMS)

B485 Business Services

1BUSINESS
0720646916 PLANS. 3K

WHERE TO STAY
A557 Apartments Available
ARROW Furnished Apts 0734786202 GEMINA Court serviced Apartments
Tel. 020-2021200, 0721931119 enquiry@geminacourt.co.ke

SMOKING - Stop all Addictions.

3744885, 0737540562, 0721170217

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B324 Building

A181 Beauty
0700834385 Men Power, size & Delay 0723408602@Mombasa mens delay gel 0723408602 @ mombasa mens VigrX

PROPOSAL, Thesis 0715530081

B490 Computer Services

QUICKBOOKS TRAIN, SELL, &
CONFIG: 0900 620111

RIFLOTEC BUILDING PRODUCTS

SPYPHONES for mobile phones &

computers. Call 0722537997

SERVICED Apts Kshs 79,000/- pm

only www.woodmerenairobi.com No water/elec outages. Wifi. 0722344778

0700039960 New s/market 20 att 0700351966 Trailer Turnboys rqd 0700452229 NGO Turnboys rqd 0700513464 10NGO mesngers clerk 0700766982 home driver&t/boy rq 0701949940 10 s/mket/att&cashier rq 0702933226 BCE Drivers & T/Boys 0724858200 cook rq rural home 2Get jobs call today 0900620621 5 Mpesa & shop att rq 0717605424 5 NGO driver & t/boys 0717605422
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Gain size, strength & power Count & volume solution Grey & baldness oil Weight & muscle gainer ALSO AVAILABLE Wildgrowth hair oil Weight reduction Tea/caps Hip booster & B, enlarging firming Dark spot/pimples/scar remover

BEAUTY PRIDE 0724245258/ 0738584140 Walmart Hse. 2nd flr. Rm. 2D Taveta Rd. behind Odeon Cinema

INDIAN spa 0712958179 MENS mani/pedi w/lands 0203748866 PATTAYA pedicure 0722795917

CHANGE OF USER PHYSICAL PLANNING ACT (Cap 286) Pursuant to the provisions of the Physical Planning Act, Cap 286 Laws of Kenya on development applications, the registered owner of the Plot Titled L.R. No. 1/1199-Nairobi, located along Wood Avenue off Komo Lane in Kilimani area applies for the change of user of the property from residential to commercial subject to approval by the City Council of Nairobi. Individuals, institutions or organizations with substantive comments or objections to the proposal should forward them in writing within fourteen (14) days of publication of this notice to: The Town Clerk, City Council of Nairobi P.0 Box 30075 Nairobi
REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT NAIROBI ELC SUIT NO. 405 OF 2013 SYLVIA MWAKWANYAGA MAINA.PLAINTIFF Versus JOSEPH MAINA NGANGA .1ST DEFENDANT GEOFFREY KINYANJUI MUNGAI .2ND DEFENDANT ELIZABETH NYAWIRA MBUGUA .. 3RD DEFENDANT JONATHAN SORIMPAN MASOORE ..4TH DEFENDANT JOEL MUTARURA KARANJA .5TH DEFENDANT SUSAN WAMAITHA NYOKABI ....6TH DEFENDANT SUBSTITUTED SERVICE BY ADVERTISEMENT TO: JOSEPH MAINA NGANGA, GEOFFREY KINYANJUI MUNGAI, ELIZABETH NYAWIRA MBUGUA, KAJIADO JONATHAN SORIMPAN MASOORE, KAJIADO, JOEL MUTARURA KARANJA, SUSAN WAMAITHA NYOKABI, P.O. BOX 24, KAJIADO TAKE NOTICE that a plaint has been filed in the High Court of Kenya at Nairobi in which you have been named as the defendants. Service of the plaint on you has been ordered by means of an advertisement. A copy of the said plaint and summons can be obtained from the court or from the offices of the plaintiffs Advocates at their address herein below. Dated at Nairobi this day of 2013 MAINA NJUGUNA & ASSOCIATES ADVOCATES FOR THE PLAINTIFF DRAWN & FILED BY MAINA NJUGUNA & ASSOCIATES PIONEER HOUSE, 4TH FLOOR P.O. BOX 73049-00200, NAIROBI EMAIL: mainanlegal@yahoo.com Tel: 020 2221050

PUBLIC NOTICE

B525 Financial
@0770738814 cash on ipads&iphone5 020-2245564 spot loans on Toshiba,
Macpros& HP Laptops btwn 20K-50K

A571 Hotels SEASONAL OFFER !!!

EARN 40 USD Daily 0732-900946 LOANon car laptops hsehld 0722536519 LOANS on the spot between 15-40K
with laptops as security, 0723408602

Hotel Ambassadeur
Freedom to stay your way
Conference And Meeting Rooms Bar & Restaurant | Free wi-fi For reservations please call: +254 202246615/6 | +254724259829 Email: ambassadeurhotel@hotmail.com Website:www.hotelambassadeurkenya.com SINGLE BO: 2,300 | DOUBLE BO: 2,800

B546 Machinery for Sale

1)HARTLEY
& Sugded boiler 1135kgs complete with chimney & service tank. (2) Atlas copco air compressor model GA37. (3)25000ltrs bulk fuel storage tank with pump set. Contact: Rubber Products Ltd. Rao - 0739590945, 0735273654 500x700 quantity 70&100 tonnes per hour 0724-445385, 0725-622711
scanner kit.petrol&diesel.280k. 0721383584

A188 Counselling
PROF Counseling 0733-769205

BALLAST Crusher 300x500 and

DIAGNOSTIC

EASTER HOLIDAY IN NAKURU

Kids Fun Club, Bouncing Castle Swimming, Gym Assortment of traditional cuisine Accommodation at subsidized rates KIVU RETREAT & WATER WORLD

A265 Medical

AIRPORT JOBS AVAIL 0715282585 AN NGO req form 4s n above. 65k

p.m sms-0717168745

GRADE 1 Miller @1.3M 0711-863381

SMALL SIZE SHORT TIME

B581 Printing
EMBRODERY Call 0731-712456

Visit or Call:

AN NGO rq staff 0717605645 BIO /Chem, Bio/Agri graduate/diploma

teachers required 0713088218

Tel: 0726-026894 www.kivuretreat.com

CLEANING SERVICES
A691 Carpet Care
SOFAS, Carpets, cars, hse cleaning &
pest Control Call 0733-451124
Telephone No: 0722642687, 0733670010

CANTER driver &T/Boy 0717605377 CUTEST Chics wanted 0722798431 DENTISTS needed call 0726988765 DUBAI:
Cleaner, femal & male urgently required come to Madona hse 3rd flr rm 302 near Graffins College. come with CVs 0708293755, 0727306489, 0720606020

TOURS & TRAVEL

0733-670022/23/26

B894 Tour Services

MASAI Mara 3 days Easter special
offer with bush dinner and dance shs 9900 call 0722-875836

FOR SALE OR WANTED

DAILY NATION Friday March 29, 2013

JOB graduate /dip teacher needed for
eng/lit cal 0753728428

Classieds 51
B389 Books & Stationery B382 Schools
KISERYAN Girls Senior Academy
Girls Boarding Sch. F I Admission ongoing Tell: 0722-829239

NZE

PREM 0735768989

P/BOX

2K

24HRS

SUBARU Forester XT Manual Just

Imported KBU/B 0722-854759

1 /2 an acre plot on sale urgently opp.

Bidco Thika-Garrissa rd. No brokers 0733835117 O/Rongai Kandisi 0724538100, 0722990133 1.8M

Kitengela 1/8 fenced 1.25m 0722258091 Kitengela 400,100,10ac 0722416118 K ITENGELA Namanga rd. 1km from
main rd 5acres with title 0733753825

JOBS: peoplelink.co.ke/job-openings JOBS Corner: Looking for a job? SMS

JOB to 0722-303017 now!! Are you in Business or Employer offering any job?? SMS job title to 0722303017. Get him for free!!

PREMIO NOAH NZE 24hr 2K

0723736843

SUB-IMPREZA Wagon yr 06 red

KBU @ 770K 0722856272 0723250566 KAN

SWIFT Cruize Safaris need well

maintained premio, Allion, NZE, & Fielders for long term lease 0720436206

1 /4 plots
320K

T / 100 sprinter

v/c

1 & 2 acres at isinya Konza by pass tel

0715553867

KITENGELA plots @460Kper 1/8ac

0722956037, 020550287 Vineyard

VICTOR safaris & tours ltd car hire

0720545192, 0722379197

JOBS For Orphans 0724437177 MT Kenya Region Sales 07544699989 NEEDED sales reps Kiambu, Meru,
Embu, Eldoret & Kitale to sell Animal Health products. send applications & CV to; allureinv@yahoo.com before 15th April 2013

B403 Colleges
ECD Teachers College in Thika (Kenol).
April admissions, Diploma boarders 7,000/= Dip day 5,800/=, cert. boarders 4,800/= cert day 4,000/= 0722172697

T/Allion Premio KBU 2006 0722658917 T/AVENSIS 1.8 1.350m 0722869196 T/CRUISER KBU 5.2m 0722-515486 T/Dx 103 manual 570k 0725561774 T/estima BT 06' 2.3M slv 0720215139 T/Fielder KBU white 980k 0720425040 T/Hilux 4wd 04 s/cab 1.4m 0716021870 T /HILUX - D/Cab Fielder wish Allion
Premio NZE etc. Terms Cash & Finance arranged Dep. from 350k 800k Bal 1year 0723769577

100x100 plots Isinya 3km off tarmac

deposit with clean titles 400,000 bargain Tel: 0725210219
Ksh6.8m ONO. Tel. 0722528830.

KIU Kenda 1/2acre 8.5 0722718016 KONZA 1acre owner 0728673900 KONZA City land /plot 0727920521 KONZA town - 5 acre plot around
2.5 Km from the ICT fence, going for Kshs 9.5M negotiable. Call 0717583983. Kanyongonyo 167 acres @150,000/= per acre Neg Call 0722-293791 Hotel

B063 Driving Schools

AT Seniors from Kshs.
5,000/= All branches. Receive your gift on payment by one installment 0707299880, 0729461713 info@seniorsds.com

3ACRES +3br Hse, KITALE-ELD RD,

50x100 plots Isinya town 30mtrs off

tarmac with clean titles 750,000 Cal: 0722682286 owner

NGO cashiers & clerks 0702-668080 NGO needs County coordinators to

be trained as emergency & medical tech. Requirements are F4s D+ & above. Sms Name, address & age to 0724503452

INSTITUTE OF PREVENTIVE HEALTH-KISUMU: OFFERS: HIV/AIDS COUNSELING & TESTING TRAINING (HTC) (NASCOP CERTIFICATE) TWO WEEKS AND ONE WEEK OBSERVED PRACTICE, CLASSES STARTING ON 8TH APRIL 2013 PHONE: 0734612550/ 057-2501765 CALL TO BOOK FOR YOUR SPACE

B148 Tyres, Spares and Accessories

NIS/B15 Engine aut 45K 0721488786

LAND For Sale Kitui / Kanyangi / LIMURU

nxt to Kiboko 50x100 0724-230729
acs plots. Tel 0726777118

B085 For Sale, Private

Access 50,000 cars from Japan. We ADVANCE selling ur car 0722833300 BMW M3 04 BQ 1.2m blk 0722724641 FAW Tipper 35 Ton 09 0722973122 FIELDER KBS 980K 0713808681 FIELDER KBU bg 990k 0715901179
FORD RANGER 4X4 2010 (CMC)
37,000km/2.5L, 2.45M 0720845774

T/Hilux d/cab KBG 2.55m 0716021870 T/IPSUM KBF 640K 0726800078 T/IST BP 04 vc 595K 0721649457 T/NZE BU mnl/gear 980K Niss AD auto
& mnl KBUs 610K & 650K 0723687678

Import, Clear, register & deliver. local payments accepted Call ;0701932276

B250 Gnral
NGO rq F4s 42K SMS 0720750440 OFFICE
Assistant rqd. Send application letter inc. CV all other testimonials to Manager Box 21436-00100, Nairobi

INTERNATIONALLY Sponsored

institution is offering Scholarship for Cert. & Dip. Courses for application call /send SMS to 0719 488112

Konza City (Behind Malili) 50x100.40,000 100x100....................................70,000 1 Acre.....................................250,000 Kitengela ICT City 50x80........110,000 1 Acre.....................................700,000 Thika Gatuanyaga 40x80 (Titles ready)..250,000 Thika Ngoingwa (Tora) 40X80) Titles ready....600,000 Makuyu 50x100.........................55,000 100x100....................................85,000 1 Acre.....................................280,000 Nairobi Information hse 4th flr rm 409 Thika Kigio plaza top of Fina Bank Kitengela Milele Centre 2nd Flr. Karatina top of Uchumi Super Market 0732-435100, 0729-293781, 0736-441579, 0729-293559

MAKUYU Town two adjacent 1/4

MALAA VOK 5.5acres 0722832069 MUAHILL 2acr title 0728673900

MUMIAS 3 acres 1.2m 0725259967.

ANGAZA REAL ESTATE LTD

T/NZE KBN @720k 0721638971 T/Passo blue 06 BU 0721419584 T/Premio KBA 590k 0720078797 v/c T/RUNX BL 03 vl 610K 0721576798 T/VIGO 07 3Lt 3.2m 0722869196 T/Wish KBT-Z Ksh 920k 0773889309
T/CALDINA KBF 540K 0720979207 T/CALDINA KBU 06' 1.8cc 980k&
T/ Belta KBU 0721698625 06' 1.3cc 940k

MURANGA town 2acres dev water

elec perm hse 0721419584

THE Balloons Academy Uchumi House

12th floor Aga Khan walk Nairobi Say it with Balloons T: 0713-467002

NAIVASHA Karai 0.284 acre plot

touching highway Tel 0720-462005

QATAR:drivers &security 0708293755 QATAR jobs ladies 0720655370 RECP mesg b/clnrs 0713-866306 REQUIRED ; Rider/Messenger. KCSE
1yr parcel/letter delivery experience within Nairobi. Email: nairobilawfirm@gmail.com supplies needed urgently rqmnt higher dip or degree in medical lab tech/Biochem 2yrs experience vacantpost05@yahoo.co.uk
workers20k.

STORAGE & W/HOUSING AGRICULTURE & HOME

B664 Farm Services
AMIRAN Green House+Beehives for
sale. Tel 0724298657

FOR Immediate Sale two Nissan Urvan

E24 in good condition. For further details please contact Tel; Nairobi 0202416977/78 or 0723844423 balance paid in 21days 0714-970635

BUKURA 2.5ac 850,000 0722-606618 EASTERN By-pass 1.25ac 0729960237 EASTERN By-pass 50x100 0729960237 ELDORET Exodus Ltd Chepkanga
1/8@400K, Beta Farm 1/8@550K Kipkorgot 1/8 @250K. 0729995822 offer 0724816611,0722417074 Call 0724816611, 0722417074

NGONG near Juanco (redsoil) 1/4

@4.5M owner 0729995822

NJABINI 1ac 1m ono 0722-883139

NYERI Gaki 2ac tarmac 0733507457

GET deposit as we sell your car, Harrier KBH Cln 1.2M 0722330372 HONDA fit BJ owner 0738381342 ISUZU
FRR bus KBR 51pass 60,000km 4.2m 0702007849 owner

ORONGAI (Nazarene uni) 1/4 plots

4.25M 0722347033, 0733708029

TOY 103 KBD V/C 250K 0723865097

FINELANDS Isinya 50X100 100K FINELANDS Isinya 50X100 200K FINELANDS FINELANDS
Kitengela Isinya 50x100 250k 0724816611, 2472045 Ruai 50x100 350k near Msa Road 0722417074, 2472045
375k Ready Title 0722417074, 2472045

ORONGAI 1/4ac 0711684801. 600K PRIME plots 40 x 80 juja 3km frm

superhighway,price 0722217950 550k. Call

SALES &marketers of medical & lab

TOY 110 KBA 280K 0726588023 TOY BQ 04 succed 595k 0722288707 TOY Celica KAL 250K 0710720153 TOY d/cabin KAU 4x4 0722804138 TOY nadia\98 kax 2000cc m/blue lady
owner 420k 0721 257665

IRRIGATION Experts 0202354957

ISUZU FVR KAE clean Ksh 2m Tel

0727-987863

SMARKET

B671 Fertilizers, Seed & Seedlings

YELLOW & Purple (grafted) passion
fruit seedlings 0706624605 available. Call

ISUZU pickup dmax KBP 0722255525 KAZ Caldina 480k 0721939091 owner L/Cruiser VX 06 white 0733899990 Lancer wagon 05 1.5 kbu 0724101880 LIMO for hire 0722704085 M/Benz E280 kbu o6 Black 0722733747 MAZDA Demio 495K 04 0722720500 MAZDA-Demio
Red yr06 KBU @550K 1300cc 0722856272

RIRONI 1/8Acre 880K 0711691975 RUAI 1/8ac (50x100) 250,000/= 0722

450218,0722986680, Nemuge Co. Ltd 0202632731,0722986680 Nemuge Ltd

0707988561

RUAI 1/8ac 350,000/= prime with title RUAI 1/8acre 120,000/= best s/offer
Co. Ltd. Free Viewing Wed & Sat 9.30am

UN JOBS 35K SMS no 0701725223 UN Jobs SMS ur E-mail to 0700103666

TOYOTA Harrier 03 2.4cc silver

KBM 2units fully loaded v/clean @1.7m Tel.0731893186, 0733845751

F INELANDS RUAI 50x100

FINELANDS Ruai 50x100 400k 1km

0724816611, 2472045, 0722-417074

0722450218, 0722986680 Nemuge

A medium size water company in Kikuyu requires manager Degree /Diploma in business administration/ related field. 2yrs experience. Computer Literate. Christian. Below 45yrs. Apply in own handwritring. Quote salary. Attach CV. 2yrs renewable contract. Apply to The Chairman Board or directors P O Box 1698 Kikuyu on or before 15/4/2013

VACANCY

MOTORS
MOTORCYCLES & BICYCLES M/CYCLES & SCOOTERS
YAMAHA
DT175 KMCB 486B 85000 Yamaha AG200 KMCA 286M 90000. Tel 0721603910

TOYOTA Hiace s/custom KAP-U

O2 EFI 495k embu 0722894910

ISINYA 1/8 200M frm tarmac opp

Kenchic @600k 0733 888885

RUAI 1/8acre 150,000/= sp/offer 0789

TOYOTA Shark 390k 0724207685 TOY Probox 05 KBQ/KBS 500k/585K

Tel. 0705917703

767109, 0722986680 Nemuge Co. Ltd Contact owner 0702358920

ISINYA 2acres 2M pa 0755449119 JOSKA 100x50 Q/Sale 0722520924 JOYLANDS: 50X100 Isinya Konza
rd 150K 0720-588419, 0718-159000

RUAKA prime commercial Ksh. 30m. RUIRU 1 /8 3.5km from Thika rd

400m from bypass development residential area with utilities 1.65m titles ready 0714-540399

MAZDA KBU 520,000 0722784395 MBENZ lorry KAH 0720247745 MIT FH215 KAY 2007 0724801973 MIT FH BE Coach 2.6M 0737529777 MITS 06 silver 780K 0787-472447 s/w MITSBISHI 4D31 KAH 0722621650 MITSUBISHI
0721220079

TOY Shark BL 1.2m dep. 400k bal 2yrs

34k monthly 0723769577

TOY Shark KBG 850k 0723-851488 TOY Vits Manual 360K 0717291292 TOY Vitz 02 KBA/Q v.clean 360k
0722-671058

JOYLANDS: 50X100 Isinya Konza rd

170K s/offer 0720588419,0718159000

RUIRU 40x60 160 b/f,250k, 300k,450k

R/title 0720938283,0705147102 Pattmos frm tamak 600k 3km 0720707519

JOYLANDS 50X100 Isinya Pipeline rd

200K Offer 0720588419, 0718159000

RUIRU bypas 1/8 @1.6m 1.4m 600m RUIRU

bypass 1.5acre 2nd row v/prime ideal 4 flats & hses 4 sale with title 16M neg 0720756509

Shogun 4x4 2006 superb 1.95m low miles 0716220163

TOY Voxy black 630k neg 0722705642 TPasso06 1000cc s.blue BU0733763052
T/SUCCED
0723011833 kbq 380kcln

JOYLANDS 50X100 Konza city rd

250K v.prime 0720588419,0718159000

TECHNICAL TRAINING DIVISION

Calling upon form four leavers to apply for apprenticeship training in motor vehicle grade III Call now to book for interviews 0722632951, 0722657114, 0732632951 March Intake in progress few spaces remaining.

HEAVY COMMERCIAL
B212 Tractors for Sale
I here by inform that the tractor KZE
536 has been transferred (sold) to: If any confirmation call owner through Tel; 0733365533 or contact box 1 Sotik.

M/LANCER WAGON, KBS, 700K,

JUJA, Greenfield, Waroma area 1.5m

neg, size 60 by 40. call 0725142124

N/NOTE 630K KBT 0722869196 N/sunny B11 87 Asian own 0722519886 N/Sunny B12 KAD 0721920747 150K N/SUNNY B14 250k KAS 0729-776572 N/TIIDA 06 880K KBU 0722869196 N/XTRAIL KBL 980K 0722-515486 N/xtrail KBU red 1.45m 0727596051 NAdvan 04 1300cc mt unused 0733763052 NISSAN b15 kbl@ 480k met blue
alloys adnt free @0732920029

TVITZ 06 red BU 675K 0722602491 VOXY KBK 02 650K 0722352728 WISH KBQ Blue 2004 0722873289 www.shoparidekenya.com

JUJA farm 50x100 bypass 130 B/OF

0720938283, 0705147102 PATTMOS

RUIRU one acre prime t/d 0720366886 SABAKI 50x100 prime plots next to
Kenchic off Mombasa rd @ 1.1m ono, 7 available 0722131862

K/SUKARI two 1/4acres 0722809098 KABATI 25x90 main Kabati mkt,4

shops & 4 singles 0723282821

SELL ur plot in Runda, Muthaiga &

Karen within 21days 0714-970635

RESIDENTIAL & BUSINESS PROPERTIES

B712 Accommodation Available
EMBAKASI Nyayo Estate 3br flat
Call 0724-813208 owner

KAJIADO /LORNGUSUA 100acres

150,000/= per acre 0716-042644

SHAMBA Kitengela 5 acres river

front 6km from tarmac @Ksh 10m 0773115012 / com_marg@yahoo.com

B257 Men
HERDSMAN needed 0724284328

KAMULU KBC 1/8 title 0770-341180 Keraropon 1/4 5m 1/2 11m 0721350223
KIAMBU rd 1/2ac plot. Prime on
tarmac at 0737888354 evergreen center.

SPRING Valley 1.3ac 0723515456 TASSIA II (33x66)x2 plots @2m ono

each Tel: 0722521634 owner

MOTOR VEHICLES
B049 Car Hire
0700015922 NZE WISH 1K P/DAY

B263 Women
SMART
and Cute Required: fkgrecruitment@gmail.com

NISSAN Note 2006 0723644846 NISS Sylphy 05 KBS 750k 0704776593 NIS SYLPHY KBE 400K 0721547788 NOAH BJ 650k pearl white 0720425040 N X-Trail 900k KBM 0722278816 NZE G grade 1500cc KBH 0722740366 NZE KBJ white 630k ono 0720425040
NZE KBL 2003 AUTO 520K. PAY 30K
PER MONTH. TEL 0721727540

THIKA 50x100 ft near Castle. Prime

Ksh 2.9m ono Tel 0708-122827

B733 Stalls Available

STALLS
16-21k - Jevanjee Gdn Shopping mall Mokta dada 0706231846

KIBIKO 1/4s 1.8m q/s 0721350223 KIKUYU plot 600,000. 0727721421 KILELESHWA:
3/4ac plot, old house, for apartments, 0720755992 installments, Call 0704-592971

THIKA Castle @1.5M 0720656647 THIKA Ngoigwa 80x40 1.9km along

Mangu rd 1km from Mangu rd 620k, titles ready 0714540399

SITUATIONS WANTED
B277 Domestic
0722516342, 0721834778 trained h/g 2Hgirls wntd high sal+off 0721531412

0700128555 4hire cars + Rav + Voxy 0721144998 New clean NZE @1500/0721484963 WISH PREMIO NZE
1500 PD

B740 Land, Plots for Sale

KISAJU 2km from road,1/8 @700k KISERIAN (Kahara Rd) 1acre 3.75M
50X100 Prime Residential Plots in Electricity and water nearby Individual Title Deeds PRICE KSHS. 250,000 Installments Allowed Tel: 0722335068 / 0733577449 / 0726623820 Email: kavirondoproperties@live.com

THIKA plots 155K,75K 0723415536 THOME-1 prime 1/2 acre plot along
bypass Tel 0724-612345 p/acre tel 0725532773

& 2acs 5M p.a 0722347033

0727431900 PREMIO/VOXY 1500+

NZE KBL 03 640k 0726075967 PEUGEOT307 2005 850K 0720359005 Prado 03 petrol trade-in ok 0737512658 ROLLER/10tonnes 1.3M 0706337080 SUBARU Forester Manual Sunroof
Leather Sits 0717291292 V.Clear 460K

B291 Men
MARKETER
needed with Dip marketing, driver licence. 0724667013

4x4s, P-Ups, Cars 3-6k 0719880922 CARS wanted for long term lease
@35-60K monthly.Call 0724385430

KIBOS

KISERIAN 1/8 0.5km from Kiserian

TIMAU 9acres nea town @850,000 TINGA 50 to 300ac 0721350223 UTAWALA 1/4 acre with title deed
Tel 0727-827971

along Kis - Ngong rd 1.1km from tarmac title ready 650k 0722-442421 Farmers 1acre 1.75M 2acs 700K & 4acs

KISERIAN P/Line (NPC) 1/4 700K &

800K p.a 0722347033

Kavirondo Properties

EDUCATIONAL

CARS wtd 40/150K 0724947551

NZE KBU 10DAYS 10K 0707598345

KITENGELA 1/4 ac 1.5m 0722788500 KITENGELA 1/4acre for sale asking

2.3m Tel 0711560261

UTAWALA bhd Airways H.School

SUZ Esc / Vitara needed 0722705485

1/2 acre Nkr area 60m 0722902882

40x80 600K, Joska (Ndovoini) Mission of Hope 50x100 300K, St. Francis Pry 50x100 400K. Tel. 0722890759, 0722948925, 0718612825

52 | Classieds/Transition
B768 Premises, Offices to Let
CHEAP furn offices 0728692695 MSA rd 1/4 acre bhd libra hse stone
wall power water shed 0720174149

DAILY NATION Friday March 29, 2013

Sale of 3 inches Casuarina Trees. Call
0722292708 or 0726774487

KILI 3B//R s/pool gym 0722644620 KILI 3br 50K 0714601973 owner KINOO 2BR self cont hse behind
Police Post 0723781141, 0722484976

E740 Land Plots for Sale

@ 240k per acre and 1.2m 1/8acre. 0723850481, 0722380617 , 0737350011.

Death and Funeral Announcement

We regret to announce the death of Mama Mercyline Kadzo Fondo (Hawezungu) which occurred at Pandya Memorial Hospital on 25th march 2013. She was the wife of the late Senior Sergeant Kazungu Gona, co-wife of Kadzo Chea-Fondo. Mother of Sidi Kazungu Gona, Dr. Francis Kalama Fondo (Managing Director of Kenya Coconut Development Authority), Rehema Bakari, Alfred Kingi Fondo, Florence B. Shauri and Nasibu Gona. Elder mother of Geoffrey Kalama, Furaha, John Gona, Chengo, Karichwa, Pendezo and Mapenzi. Mother-in-law of Bakari Ibrahim (Kili County Government) and Shauri Mugandi. Grandmother of Rama Ibrahim (Kenya Police), Salama Kalama (I&M Bank), Nancy Tumaini (Airtel Kenya) and several others including great grand children. The cortege leaves Pandya Memorial Hospital on Easter Monday 1st April, 2013 at 11.00 a.m for a requiem Mass at Mida St. Ann Catholic Church. Burial will take place at 2pm on Tuesday 2nd April at Mkangagani next to Matsangoni Shopping Centre along Mombasa Malindi Road. Family and friends are meeting daily from 5pm at Pandya Memorial Hospital, Mkangagani Home and Nyali at the residence of Dr. Fondo. There will be a fundraising to offset hospital bill on Saturday 30th March, 2013 at 5pm.

OFFICE-Ngumo 17k 0721577007 Offices 7k Tom Mboya st 0722770064 ROAD A office space light industry
2400 sq ft 80k Call 0722582033 SHOP&Office Baricho rd 0737512658 SHOPS & offices to let Kasarani near Naivas 0718-770894

galow sq 35K ono 0725-817850 Three B/room Bungalows in a gated community near Yukos 23K Tel 0713158066 / 0717 491332

KITENGELA 3Bdr 4.5M 0722913931 KITENGELA 4br m/ensuite bun KITENGELA -

INTERIOR DESIGN (COAST)

E243 Domestic E250 Situations Vacant
HIGH school trs sms name, age,
subjects to 0734259385

LAMU /Mtwapa several acres available

MACHINECUT-STONES 55/=
delivered anywhere 0715-046690 in mombasa

B782 Properties for Sale

2 bedroom house Umoja I 0725683481 ATHIRIVER new 3bd apt Kshs 4.5m
Call 0787-709950 Trinnette

KITISURU Cottage 35K 0727049041 L.Kabete 2br m/ensuit 27k 0721788133 LANGATA, Jambo Est 4br Large
,ensuite, Large Sitting,shower, 2toilets, 1BR sq self,compound, parks 3cars. 0716472021 owner LANGATA 3bdrm 0721676969 LOWER Kabete 2BR 0715521991

E782 Properties for Sale

MTWAPA beach villa 2 cottages
s/pool & workshop 39M 0722411084 Web: www.rudy-maeder.com

E263 Women
SECRETARIES required apply with
certificates & CV to Box 84559 Msa. Must be computer literate

CAR wash & M-pesa + cyber for sale

E789 Properties to Let

NYALI 3b/r new 33k 0720925922 SHOP Kiembeni 10k 0727714136

Mercyline Kadzo Fondo

in town 750k ono 0722564646 GACHIE 100x125 14m 35x80 3m Buru 33x60 3.5m Imara house 6.5m 12rooms income 36k monthly -0714087592 GITHURAI 44 15 RMS 0731477917 HOSTELS behind KU occupied on 1/2 acre plot with title 0733-438091

mtview south-cl/kabete 4-1br 0725817817 MUCHATHA Banana one bedroom

apartment tel: 0720-700661

D557 Apartments available D557 Apartments Available

Diani Coconut Village: Self-catering
beach apts. Special offer @ 5000 per room. 0729075031/ 0733395019

NASRA garden 3br master ensuite

water tank 10,000 litres. 0722448396

Death Announcement
It is with profound shock and sorrow that the Owako family announces the passing away of Anthony Owako which occurred on 24th March 2013. Son of the late Jonathan Oyiejoi Owako and Imelda Owako. Brother of David, Oscar, Maureen, Anna, Tom and Norah. Brother-in-law of Carol Rachier, Moses Ogango and Dr.Wycliff Mbaya. Nephew of the late Joshua Ongondo, Silas and Sarah Oburu, Salome Modi, late Manases Oburu, late Abraham Migunda, Sophie Migunda, Judith Njeri, Monica Siengo, Mary Okola, late Peter Otieno, Grace Otieno, Joseph Saka amongst others. Cousin of the Ongondos, Okurus, Siengos, Okolas, Ndolos, Osures and Others. Uncle of Jonathan Jnr, Imelda, Nicole and Martin Owako, Imelda Lucia, Maya and Layla Ogango, and Stephanie Mbaya. Friends and relatives are meeting daily at Norah and Wycliff Mbayas residence on Menelik Road off Ngong Road. Mpesa and Airtel Money donations can be sent to 0722721574 or 0734721574. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Imaradaima.2units separate cpds 1&2br@12.5M.Call 0725291379 K/SUKARI Hse 4 sale 0719825432 KAMITI Prison near Kahawa 45

NGARA 3bed flat 0734-978295 Owner NGARA Dsai 3bed flat 0732903350 NGONG 1-4br houses 0721350223 NGONG Juanco 2b/room flats
spacious 14,000/= Tel: 0722747601

STORAGE & WAREHOUSING

junction flat on 1acre plot with 130K income 28M neg 0720756509 KAYOLE 1 storey 5M 0722788500 KIMATHI 3br 7m 0722834053 LANGATA 5br m/net 0724806991 MEMBLEY 2 3br hses with title 7m/6m ono 0723-375215 MOMBASA Road 3brm Apartment Everest Park 0787-709950 Trinnette NEW Kiosk with tiles inside country Bus 700k 0729670431 O/Rongai 3br Sh 5M 0721551419

NHC Langata 3br apt 0721472816 owner N/WEST 2BR 16K 0721383711
OWNER

N/WEST
OWNER

SQ

6K

0723159576

NYAYO 3br Ph4 0722834053 NYAYO Emba 3br apt 0722813866 NYUMBALINK Skyline apartments
new gated 500mts behind Tuskys Embakasi 3br m/e @23,000 0716-619989, 0715-270393 O Rongai mlodge shop let 0725576134 RIRUTA 2br flats, ready 0722300853 SINGLE room @ Pangani shopping centre Call 0789-363583 SOUTH B 4br 35k 0723550717

We humbly accept to announce the passing on of our mother Beth Muthoni Njoroge (Wanyota) daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mbugua Gaikarira (Karigu-ini Village, Nyanduma). Wife of the late Peter Njoroge Nyota (Kiamworia Village, Kiganjo Location). Mother of Irene Njeri, Patrick Nyota, James Mbugua, late Mary Wanjiku Kori, Jane Waithera, Margaret Nyambura, John Kangiri, Dorcas Wairimu and Francis Njuguna. Step mother of Samuel Ndutu, Nyoro Kanyingiri, Njoroge Rungaruro and Peter Kiarie Muniu among others. Sister of late Agnes Njeri, late Francis Njuguna, late Stephen Kamau, Pauline Wanjiru and John Nganga. Grandmother and great grandmother of many.

Promotion to Glory

Anthony Owako

PLOTS for sale along Thika road

Two(40x80) owner Tel 0703-137613 ZIMMERMAN apartments rental income 1.2m, asking price 170m 0787831545

B789 Properties to Let

1,2,3 b/r Parklands 15-35k 0720040895 1,2 br Ngong Rd 8-15,000. 0720020410 1/2BR Kidfarmco 0723917436 1/2BR Kingeero 0720920164 1BRM&BEDSITTER apartments

South B SQ call: 0734 822 240 SOUTH C 1 br Ext. Hwy 0722821634 SOUTH-C 2bedrm flat 0734-972504 SOUTH-C bellevue Bandari apt 3brs
m/ensuite sq 0722-717096 45k Call

Friends and relatives are meeting at Up Ways (formerly Outsprings Thika Road) daily except for the Easter Holiday and her rural home Kiamworia Village for prayers and funeral arrangements.

Beth Muthoni Njoroge (Wanyota)

Death and Funeral Announcement

We regret to announce the passing on of our beloved Florence Nyanchama Onsarigo, who until her death was a teacher at Riensune Primary School. She passed on, on 23rd March.Wife of Daniel Onsarigo Mokamba. Mother of Job Kingi, Frankline Onchiri, Laban Njoroge, Jemimah Manwa, Lameck Mairura, Gertrude Bonareri Onsarigo. Co-wife of Mary Onsarigo. Daughter of Benjamin Mogoncho and Ruth Nyarangi. Sister of Meshack, Thomas, Timothy, Isaiah, Stephen, David, Druscilla, Pamella, Sarah, Billiah, Kefa and Lydia. Sister in law of Yunes, Mwango, Ruth, Otema, Monyangi, Enock, Justus, Evans, Jomo, Joshua, Vane, Beatrice, the late Joseph, the late Annah, Rebeccah. Korera of Sosphene Osebe. Mother in-law of Robert. Grandmother of Catherine. The body leaves Tenwek Mission Hospital Mortuary on Monday 1st April 2013. Burial will be on Tuesday 2nd April 2013 at her home Metamaywa Ribwago village, Gesima scheme. We loved you Florence but God loved you most. We will forever miss you.

The cortege will leave Kenyatta University Mortuary on Friday the 5th April, 2013 at 9: 00 a.m. for a church service at A.I.P.C.A St. Peter Muniu church Kiamworia, and thereafter burial at her farm next to the church. Our dear mum, you fought a good ght, nished the race and kept the faith. (2nd Timothy 4:7-8). Rest In Peace

owner

at Ruaka Limuru rd 0712-007616 1brs Dag/Corner Wanyee rd water 24/7 15K Call 0704680477 owner 2BR Imara Daima 25k 0721-642555 2BR L/Kabete 16k 0720410030

THINDIGUA 2br hse 0722874334 TOY 103 BQ 03 400k 0729038472 UTHIRU87 2br flat 0720693881 WESTLANDS 3br apt near Sarit
80k Tel 0722-228273

COAST (Telephone HOTELS

D531 Hotels

Nakumatt junction @90,000/= Call 0724-787115 5BR maisonate ens 0770339495

2BR Lower Kabete 23k 0720408686 2br Ngara with floor tiles 0716601822 3Bedroom + Sq Riara rd near

Coast Numbers Only)

It is with humble acceptance of Gods will that we announce the passing on of Zacharia Munyoro Macharia on Tuesday 26th March 2013 at Jamaa Mission Hospital - Nairobi. Son of the late Munyoro wa Munyinyi and Mary Wangui. Husband of Ruseta Wangare and Leah Wairimu. Brother of Elizabeth Njeri, the late Mwangi wa Munyoro and late Macharia wa Munyoro.

Death and Funeral Announcement

Florence Nyanchama Onsarigo

AT South-B self-contained 1br, Studio

&Bedsitters 0720451423, 0714538594 2BR 12K 0702517927 OWNER B/BURU 3BR 18K 0723865097 owner

B/BURU

Father of Fr. Nahashon Karanja, James Kariuki Munnyoro, Hannah Munyoro, Stephen Macharia, Francis Macharia, Jane Wangui, Mary Wangui, Peter Munyoro, John Munyoro, Jane Muringe, late Sabina Muringe, late Peter Mwangi, Samuel Kariuki, Sammy Munyoro, James Ndungu, Naomi Muthoni, Freshia Wanjiku, Nancy Muthoni, Jack Munyoro, Paul Munyoro, John Kibe, Lucia Wanjiku, Eunice Wanjiru, Samuel Githeri, Paul Kinungi, Philip Njuguna and Rebecca Mwihaki. He is survived by 64 grand children and 13 great grand children.

Zacharia Munyoro Macharia

Ministry of Information and Communications

Death And Funeral Announcement

BEDSITTER

Waruku 10 min off Waiyaki way frm 8k 0722913931

Family, relatives and friends are meeting daily at Fig Tree Hotel Ngara Nairobi and at Kibiro Inn - Naivasha from 6.00 p.m. for funeral arrangements. The cortege leaves Sher Karuturi Mortuary - Naivasha on Wednesday 3rd April 2013 at 8.00 a.m. for a funeral mass and burial at his home in North Kinangop, Nyandarua County at 11.00 a.m. Dad, you fought a good ght, won the race and kept the faith, may your soul rest in eternal peace.

BURU 4 2br hse 0733245217 owner BURU-5 1br 11k 0722550686 owner BURU bsitter call 0722637740 DONHOLM 1br 0727825929 owner DONHOLM Naivas Eastgate mall
1&2 b/rm offices Borehole and c/council water available Call 0722162060, 0721603333 no agents

DONHOLM Ph8 2bedroom flat &

bedsitter Kshs 17k & 8500 resp. (Water inc) 0720252623, 0724250511 EMBAKASI - Single rooms old airport road near City Cabanas 5K Tel 0713 158066/ 0717 491 332. FOREST RD 3bedroom Fully Furnished Apartment. Very Secure. Dstv. 0772 913635

Affordable Luxury Single: 3000 double 3500 Deluxe double 4000 Self contained rooms with 32 channel cable TV, Bar & Restaurant ,Free internet 0712 531 166,0787 690 639.Happy hour Friday and Wednesday buy 2 beers get 1 free and Classic Barber shop. info@aquarium guesthomes.com www.aquariumguesthomes.com

G/FIELD 3br 16k 0723460994 owner GreenSpan 3br m/ensuit 0722584415 H/GUM 1br 8k 0720985378 owner IMARADAIMA 2br apt 0725598438 JAMHURI-II 3bdrms 0772592623 JAMHURIII ware hse 0713019567 KBU rd 2br flat and bedsitters
available Tel: 0728-850794, 0722529746

PRESTIGE Apartments Mtwapa fully

furnished 2 & 1b/room self catering s/pool AC DSTV WIFI restaurant 3000/= p/day 0722351275www.letsgoprestige.com

We regret to announce the tragic death of Obadiah Chelimo of CID-Kitale which occurred on the 23rd March 2013 while on duty in Kitale. Son of Mr.GabrielChelimo Suter and Mrs. Jennifer and Roselyn Chelimo. Loving husband of Judy Kwambai. Father of Ashley. Brother of Solomon (KNH), Phyllis, John (KDF), Kiptoo (USA), Timothy (business man Arror), Denno (Kabarak), Kemboi (USA), Noah (JKUAT), Albert (Chebara), Jerotich (Kessup), Jeruto (Tartar) and Marcel. Son in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cheptaiget of Singore. Grandson of Late Mzee Cheptum,Tuiyoi of Kapkamak, Late Chebusiemet and Kop Jepkemoi (Samar). Nephew of Annah, Esther, Teresia, Viola, Joyce, Jacob (NIS Bungoma), Maureen, Stanly, Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Caleb, Mr. and Mrs. Kanda Rotich.

Death and Funeral Announcement

Lonna Atieno Ogowo

4-11-1967 - 21-03-2013
It is with humble acceptance of Gods will that we announce the passing on of Lonna Atieno Ogowo, formerly of the Ministry of Information and Communications, Kisumu on 21st March 2013. Wife of the late James Lui Wachara. Mother of Dickens George Ochieng (Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology) and Edna Brenda Louis (Nyamira Girls High School Bondo). Daughter of the late Nelson Ogowo and Dina Akango Ogowo. Sister to Ann, Dorris, Linnet and the late Siprina and Silpa. Sister- in-law to Consolata, Helena, and Annas Wachara, Jane and Lillian of KBC, Jamrongo, Joshua, Elisha, Ooko, Johny and Otieno Anywang. Daughter -in-law to Samuel Wachara and Miriam Wachara, Maren, Beldina, Folgona and others. The cortege leaves Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Refferal Hospital on Friday, 29th March 2013 at 9.00 a.m for Ragwe, Suba District. Burial will be held on Sunday 31st March starting from 8.00 A.M. NYA WATAJO, YUE GI KWE!

Obadiah Chelimo
22/02/1980-23/3/2013

D787 Aircraft D871 Miscellaneous

Machine-cut Coral blocks 33/=excl
of transport. 0726821876 Call 0728581066,

The cortege leaves MTRH Moutuary on Friday 29/3/2013 at 2 pm for an overnight vigil at his home Kapterik village - Kaplongon in Elgeiyo Marakwet County. Funeral service and burial will be held on Saturday 30/3/2013 at his home. God bless you Obadiah. We love you and we always will.

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DAILY NATION Friday March 29, 2013

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In loving Memory
It is now one year since you departed from our midst and went to be with the Lord. You were a wonderful son, brother, dentist, mentor and friend to many. Your life left fond and lasting memories to those you interacted with. We thank all those that aided us in one way or another in an attempt to save your life and those who comforted us upon your departure. In particular the CEO KNH Mr. Lesiyampe, Dr. Monda, Dr. Ngige, Dr Kabetu, Prof Macharia and the entire KNH fraternity, Nairobi Hospitals Dr. Kariuki and Dr. Muchiri amongst others, Organising committees in Nairobi and Upper Matasia, The PCEA Upper Matasia Church, all friends and relatives. God bless you all abundantly. It is with humble acceptance of Gods will that we regret to announce the sudden demise of Millicent Akinyi Ojwang. Wife of Benson Nyagowa Ojwang (NRT). Daughter of the late J.H.N Othoche and Risper Anyango (Asembo East Location, Omia Malo S/Location, Kandaria village). Sister of Margaret Onyango, Christine, Anthony, Jeremiah and Rhoda. Cousin of Doren Kwendo, Ibrahim Ochuodho, Lorna Omolo among others. Daughter in law of the late Ojwang Oselu and the late Siprina Ojwang (Kanyaluo location, Kamenya village, Homa Bay County). Mother of Austin, Angel and Arthur. Sister in law of Joseph Mboya (Broadway), Ben Omollo (TogoLand), John Otieno, Oling, Odhiambo, George Okumu (KPC) among others. Aunty of many. Friends and relatives are meeting daily at her husbands house in Umoja Innercore, Nairobi. There will be a fundraising to offset medical and funeral expenses on Wed. 3rd April 2013 at Garden Square from 5.00 p.m. She will be laid to rest at her husbands home at Kanyaluo location, Kamenya village of Homa Bay County on 6th April 2013. Please contact 0721376206 for further information

Its with humble acceptance of Gods will we announce the sudden passing of Francis Thuo Macharia son of the late Joel Macharia and the late Lilian Njoki Macharia. Husband of Agnes Wangari Thuo. Loving father of Robert Macharia, George Mbogo, John Kibe, Lilian Njoki and Everln Wambui. Brother of the late John Kibe, Nancy Njeri Nduruhu, John Mbogo, Mary Muthoni, Stanley Wagacha, Joseph Njoroge and the late Stephen Mwangi. He is step brother of Samuel Kibe, Loise Njeri Ndugu, Ruth Wairimu Macharia, Joseph Mwangi Macharia and Keziah Nyambura Njuguna. Friends and relatives are meeting daily for burial preparation at his home in Mbugiti village and Emaccra Hotel (Nairobi) from 5.30 p.m.

Death and Funeral Announcement

Death and Funeral Announcement

The cortege leaves Bishop Okoye funeral home Thika at 9.00 a.m. on Monday 1st April 2013 for the funeral service and burial at his home Mukore village, Mbugiti Sub-location, Kariara Location, Gatanga District ,Muranga County. May God rest his soul in eternal peace.

Francis Thuo Macharia

Dr. Anthony Benson Karanja Njiru

9th August 1967 14th February 2012

Millicent Akinyi Ojwang

30/10/1980 - 23/03/2013

Dearly missed by your Mum Janet, Dad Geoffrey, Ken & Pauline, Dr Sam & Anne and Dr Alex Njiru and their families.

A Life Well Lived

There will be a memorial service to be held on 29th March 2013 starting 1:00 p.m. at the graveside at Upper Matasia, Ngong. Always in our thoughts, forever in our hearts

Appreciation
We the family of the late David Kanagi Thangate wish to thank the Almighty and the ever living God for the life and the generous time he gave us to share with our beloved mzee. We wish to express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to all our relatives, friends, in-laws, colleagues and well wishers for their overwhelming support, prayers, presence, calls and messages of encouragement and condolences following mzees demise on 11th March 2013. Special thanks to Doctors and Nurses at Jamaa Hospital led by Dr. Maganda and Coptic Hospital. We also wish to extend special thanks to Carol, Njenga, Jimmy and Tim for their nursing care during mzees sickness. The family is particularly grateful to the Parish Minister Dr. Sicily Muriithi and PCMF members and the congregation of P.C.E.A. Laban Kimungu Church, Githioro; the Vicar, Clergy and members of ACK St. James Church, Buruburu; ACK St. Johns Choir and Evangelists Kariuki and Muchangi of P.C.E.A Nairobi West Church and all church leaders who graced the funeral service.

It is with humble acceptance of Gods will we announce the sudden death of Patrick Nyaga Thagichu. Former Chief and Councillor, Embu Municipality. Son of the late Thagichu Gaciati and Hellen Warue. Brother of Eunice Kori and Joyce Paul. Husband of Cecilia Muringo and Loise Kanyiva. Father of Teresia Wegoki, Evalyne Wambeti and Moses, Lucy Wanjira and Kandia, Angella Nyaga and Titus, The late James Murithi and Lydia, Francis Ndwiga and Elizabeth, Peter Gichovi and Cathrene, John Kinyua and Pauline, Prisca Njoki and Mwathi, Jane Ruguru, Susan Muthoni, Salesio Ndwiga and Dorothy, Charles Kariuki and Lucy, Edita Wawira and Charles, Ann Rose Wanja and Karani, Catherine Marigu and Jim, Ernest Njue, Samuel Njeru, Henry Fundi, Irene Ruguru. Grandfather and great grandfather to many. Family members and friends are meeting daily at Upways Hotel Thika road, next to Homeland Inn Nairobi from 6.00pm, Cannan Guest house Embu from 6.00pm and at his home in Itabua Village, Embu. The cortege leaves Gakwegori funeral home Embu at 9.00am on Friday 5/04/2013, for burial and funeral service at his Itabua home Embu County. Romans 14:8 (If we live,we live to the Lord and if we die we die to the Lord. So whether we live or die we belong to the Lord. Dad you have kept the faith).

Celebration of a life well lived

Cllr Patrick Nyaga Thagichu (Ex Chief)

1932 2013

Magdalene Atieno Were

07.12.1942 - 20.03.2013

Magdalene Atieno Were 07.12.1942 - 20.03.2013 died in Italy. Wife of John O. Were (Ebubole, Mumias). Mother of the late Keyne, Irene, Sennen, Jacqueline, Kevin and Emily. Grandmother of Sharlene, Robin, Noemi, Noah, Esli and Gian. Sister of Christine Onyango, Agnes Ogwel and the late Paul Okoth Osena, Idda and Clara. Sister-in-law to Edith and Josephine among others. Mama Keyne leaves Italy on 4th April 2013. Burial will take place at Ebubole Village, Mumias on Saturday 6th April 2013.

Appreciation
Lt. Col. (Rtd) David Kanagi Thangate
We, the family of the late Wandia Wachira (Wa Kioge) would like to thank the Almighty God for the treasured life of our departed loving mother, grandmother and great grandmother who went to be with the Lord on 10th March 2013. We express our heartfelt gratitude to all our relatives, friends, colleagues, neighbours and well-wishers for the overwhelming support, directly and indirectly through prayers, presence, calls, condolence messages and nancial support accorded to us during hospitalisation and funeral arrangements for our departed mother. You indeed helped us to celebrate the life of our departed heroine. Special thanks go to the medical team led by Dr P. Ngugi and Avenue Hospital staff, PCEA Mihuti, Buruburu, Bahati and ACK Githurai churches, the organizing committees meeting in Buruburu, Electricity House, Nairobi and Gathea (Mukurweini). We further recognize Ngwataniro Self Help Group and Gathea Women Group for their assistance. (Wa Kioge) Since it is not possible to thank each one of you individually, kindly accept our sincere and heartfelt gratitude for your seless support. May God Bless you abundantly.

Special recognition goes to Mr Mathu of Gabim Print Solutions, Mr Irungu Kigundu, chairman of the funeral committee at All Saints Cathedral (Nrb.) and members of the funeral committee at Karenge Home led by their chairman Mr. Samuel Njoroge Ngugi for their tireless and seless commitment in ensuring that mzee got a deserving send off for a great man who served his country with devotion. Special mention goes to our colleagues from Central Bank of Kenya, Ecolab, HPSS (Nbi.) Ministry of Livestock, Kenya Prisons Service, the Treasury, WARMA, Foton, Kenya Industrial Estates and mzees former colleagues for their support. Since we cannot mention each one of you individually for the great assistance you gave, please accept this message as our appreciation. May God bless you abundantly. In Gods hands you rest, In our hearts you shall be cherished forever. Amen

Wandia Wachira

Celebration of a Life Well Lived

Death and Funeral Announcement

Two years Later/In Loving Memory

Sarah Njoki Wanduga

It is with humble acceptance that we announce the passing on of Sarah Njoki Wanduga in Boston U.S.A on 18th March 2013. She is the Wife of Charles Wanduga Mugo, daughter of the late Wilfred Mungai Gathe and the late Peninah Wambui Mungai. She is a sister of Hannah Nyokabi Rurii (Mrs Kanjabi), the late Gathe Mungai and the late Waceke Mungai. She is Mother of George Mungai (Kenya), Elizabeth Wanjiku (USA), Allan Mugo (USA) and Joseph Ngugi (USA). She is mother in law of Eunice Musau and Grandmother of Njoki, Riziki and Penninah. Family and friends are meeting daily for funeral arrangements at her Banana hills home at 6.00 p.m. The cortege leaves Lee Funeral Home on 2nd April 2013 at 8.30 a.m. for a funeral service at St. Stephens ACK Thimbigua Church at 11.00am and thereafter the burial will be conducted at her farm adjacent to the church. A light has gone out, but the precious memory of its warmth and how it brightly burned will forever be cherished!

Peris Ciagitari Micheni

We announce the promotion to glory of Mrs. Peris Ciagitari Micheni on Tuesday the 26th of March 2013 at The Mombasa Hospital after a long illness bravely borne. She was daughter of the late Isaac Mutua and Mrs. Cecilia Ciamwari Mutua. She was wife of Dr. Jamlick Micheni Muthuuri (Mombasa). She was mother of Dr. Murugi Micheni, Muriithi Micheni, Dr. Isaac Micheni and David Micheni. She was mother-in-law of Dr. Muthoni Munyua. She was sister of Jacob Njagi, Arabester Kaari, Silvester Kagendo, Severino Njoka and Jane Muthoni. She was step-sister of Sabera, Kanyua, Cirindi and Kangai. She was grandmother of Abby Ciagitari Munyua. Family and friends are meeting daily at their Nyali residence in Mombasa, and at their rural home at Iruku Village, Chuka from 6:00 p.m. There will be a memorial service at PCEA St. Margarets Church, Kizingo, Mombasa on Saturday 30th March 2013 at 12:00 noon. The cortege leaves Pandya Memorial Hospital Mortuary on Monday 1st of April 2013 at 4.00 a.m followed by a funeral service at 11am at PCEA Iruku Church, Chuka. For you died and your life is now hidden with Christ in God. When Christ, who is your life, appears, then you also will appear with him in glory (Colossians 3:3-4)

Miriam Gathoni Muchemi

If roses grow in heaven, Lord please take a bunch for us place them in my wife/ mothers arms and tell her they are from us. Tell her we love her and miss her dearly and when she turns to smile place a kiss upon her cheek and hold her hand for a while and re-assure her of our love. But there is an ache within our hearts because we are missing her today Miriam as we celebrate the second year since you left us to be with the Lord, we appreciate that you were truly a wonderful soul and whenever such has been, there is a trail of wonderful memories. The Lord has been gracious and has given us strength to carry on as if you are still with us and all is well. Dearly missed by your dear husband Muchemi, sons: Michael, Joe and Maina relatives and friends. When we stand at the grave side of someone we love, help us Lord to remember that for those who believe in you Life is changed not ended Help us also to live in such a way as to be always ready for meeting with you face to face. (cf/ Cor 13:12)

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God has called Mama Salome Saniaka Misoi of Kimnai Village, Kipsaiya, and Elgeiyo Marakwet County on the 16th March 2013 at the age of over 90.

DAILY NATION Friday March 29, 2013

A life Lived well

She was the beloved mother of Anne Kilimo (USA), the late Wilson Misoi, the late Samuel Misoi (Mombasa) Peris Misoi (Kimnai) Jebiwot Bischof (Switzerland), Agnes Mutwol & David Misoi (Maryland, USA). Mother in-law of Alice Misoi, Rael Misoi and Beatrice Misoi, Charles Kilimo & Julius Mutwol, Daniel Bischof. Sister of Simion Chesang (Kipkasar), great and grandmother, aunt, stepmother, in-law and inspiration to many. The funeral will take place on Saturday, 30th March, 2013 at her home in Kimnai Village, Kuserwo location, Elgeyo Marakwet County. In our hearts she will live forever and we wish her everlasting eternal peace!

Mama Salome Saniaka Misoi

One year has passed today since you unexpectedly and painfully left us to be with the Lord. It was His will. Your going left heart lled with pain. You were a pillar of strength, great hope, encouragement and inspiration to all of us. Our love remains the same, our memories of you still strong, your presence is felt daily. Your smile, simplicity,generosity, selessness and hard work will always be treasured in our hearts. Looking back we thank God for upholding us each day that has passed without you, Daddy. Fondly remembered by your wife Mrs Syphese Vakhoya, children, grandchildren, relatives and friends. our heartfelt, thanks, deep gratitude and appreciation to the Kariobangi Monthly Meeting, Nairobi Yearly Meeting, Munoywa Quarterly Meeting, The Kenya Airport Authority, colleagues, friends, relatives, neighbours and the Umoja III residence for the overwhehning words of comfort prayers and sacricial giving during the difcult time. Since we may not be able to thank you all individually please accept this as our sincere appreciation. Memorial service to be held on 6th April 2013 at Itando Village Vihiga County as from 10.00 a.m. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on, for they will rest from their labour for their deeds will follow them. Revelation 14:13

1st Anniversary / Appreciation

19/4/1954 - 29/3/2012

James Irambo Ilovi

It is exactly one year since you slipped to higher glory. It broke our hearts to lose you as part of us went with you. Everything since has felt just like a little dream and words alone cannot express our sense of loss.

1st Anniversary

Love is stronger than death, even though it cannot stop death from happening; but no matter how hard death tries it cant separate our love and memories of you either. God has continued to be our refuge and strong pillar of support at all times. We shall never forget our relatives, friends and all those who stood by us and supported us all the way. Dearly missed by your loving dad John Kihanya, Mum Joyce, sisters Tabitha,Tyra and Tiona and only brother Kirima Dishon. Son, Until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of his hand

07/02/1988 - 29/03/2012

Francis Njihia Kihanya

We, the Family of the late Reuben Kaviti Mutiso and entire Mbalatya Family wish to express our sincere heartfelt gratitude to all our relatives, friends, colleagues and well-wishers for the overwhelming moral and nancial support, prayers, presence, messages of encouragement and condolences following the demise of our beloved father, grandfather and great grandfather. He was nephew to Kiilu Mbalatya. Special thanks to Dr. Matu (Jordan Hospital), Yatta Health Centre and Kathome Health Centre. We also wish to extend special thanks to all the funeral committees Nairobi Committee, Kajiado Committee, Kathome Joint Committee and staffs of CFC LIFE for the tireless and seless commitment in ensuring that Kaviti Mutiso indeed got a deserving send off. Special thanks and recognition to Bishop B. Mukuu and all the churches involved, our In-laws (Kilonzi Kimau) from Mumela, Makueni County and Muleis Family from Mamole, Kitui. Since we cannot mention each one of you individually for the great assistance you gave, please accept this message as our appreciation. May God bless you abundantly, and wish you Merry Easter Holidays. We are above all thankful to our Almighty God for Reuben Kaviti Mutisos life & the opportunity to associate with him. May his soul rest in peace. Amen!

Appreciation

It is with humble acceptance of Gods will that we announce the passing on of our beloved John Muriithi Thuo formerly working with Pasha Enterprises (Machakos) on 21st March, 2013. Son of the late Joseph Thuo Baru and Phoebe Muthoni and step son to late Peter Muriu and late Grace Njambi. Dear husband of Agnes Wanjiru and loving father of Catherine Muthoni (Thika), Grace Waithiegeni (MA, USA), Joseph Thuo (Kili), Beatrice Wambui (ZEF, Germany), Peter Wangombe, Mary Wangari, Lucy Njoki (Mbugiti, Gatanga) and Veronica Wangui (MKU, Thika). Father-in-law of Eric Mutie (USA), Kihuria Muthuki (Nation Media), Consonlata Wahu (KMTC, Kili) and Clement Muraguri. Brother of Beatrice Sunrise1945 - Sunset 21/03/2013 Wambui, Mary Nyaguthii, William Maina, late Peter Ngari, Lucy Njoki, Solomon Mwangi, Godfrey Munyaka (Garbatulla), and Lydia Ngima (Machakos Academy). Grandfather of Rose, Michele, Martin, Ian, Collins, Jeniffer, Lewis and Alex. The cortage leaves Mathari Hospital Mortury in Nyeri for funeral service and burial at his farm in Nine-One village, Ndaragwa on 1st April 2013 from 10.00am. 2 Timothy 4:7: I have fought the good ght, I have nished the race, I have kept the faith. May the name of the Lord be praised.

Promotion to Glory

John Muriithi Thuo

Death and Funeral Announcement

We the Munyao Kasovya family announces with deep sorrow and humble acceptance of Gods will the death of our beloved Mama Rael Syomiti Kivuvo who passed away on the 20th of March, 2013. Wife of the Late John Kivuvo Munyao. Daughter of the late Munguti Mbili and late Ann Mbete -Kivanga (Kalimani kdo). Daughter in law of the late Munyao Kasovya and the late Kathule Munyao (Katee). Mother of Consolata Maingi (Machakos) Celestine Mutei (Rtd Nurse Kangudo), Gregory Muthoka (Gikomba), Peter Nzoka, Marysela Mulwa, Abednego Munyao, Anthony Ndolo (Athi River), Michael Mbithi (Kenya Police Rachuonyo), Daniel Kitonga (Mombasa), Benedette Kathule (Agility Logistics) and Christopher Kitonyi (Businessman Kikambuani). Mother-in law of Theresia Muthoka, Eunice Nzoka, Norah Munyao, Gladys Mbithi (C.I.D Buruburu), Angela Kitonga (Brinks Security) and Angelina Kitonyi. Mother in-law to Late Maingi Kinuthia (Machakos) Joseph Mutei and Daniel Mulwa. In-laws late Aloice Muindi, late Mutie Sulu (Mutituni) Christopher Mshindi (Mgage davida-taita) late Titus Mbau (Mukaa Kilungu), Benjamin Kithome (Matiliku) and late Simon Muasya (Karaba Mwea). sister in law to Late Sila Munyao, Salome Kinama, late Munguti Munyao, Maria Ndinda, late Mwinzi Munyao, Late Regina Kakenyi, Beatrice Kuti and late Maingi Munyao, Sister of Muthio Mutie (Kalimani Kdo), Kitonyi Munguti, late Elija Matheka, and late Nzau Munguti. Grandmother to Salome, Mbithe, Fidelis, Kivuvo Nzoka, Harrison Muthike (Iraq), Linnet, Titus Munyao, Robert, JohnKeith and Kivuvo Kitonyi among others. She has 20 Great Grand children.

Reuben Kaviti Mutiso

It is with humble acceptance of Gods will that we announce the passing on of Grace Njeri Kariuki. She was wife of the late Hezekieh Kariuki Wariu. Mother of George Njoroge (Trinity) Simon Gikura (Juja), Margaret Mumbi (Israel), Joseph Njenga Kamara (Ruiru), Peter Ndirii (Kanjeri), Samuel Kamau (UK), Virginia Muthoni (UK), Francis Muchina (Protours & Safaris), the late Ruth Wanjiru and Esther Wairimu (Buruburu). She was sister of late David Kamau, late Ndungu Njoroge and Daniel Kabuke, Geoffrey Mbugua, John Muturi among others. Grandmother of 32 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. She was stepgrandmother of Benedict Wambui (Toll) John Kigua among others.

A Life Well Lived

Jesus, I Rest In You

Comforted by the Holy Spirit, we announce the passing away of Gaspar Njoroge Wanjau which occurred on 21st March 2013. Son of the late Blasio and late Fortunate Wanjau. Husband of Mary Njoroge. Father of Christopher & Hellen, Carolyne Mumbi, Ann & Paul and Bob & Rachel. Brother of Virginia, Juliana, Marcelina, John, Nicholas, Josephine, Mary, the late Ignatius, Joseph, Raphael and Margaret. Grandfather of Tonia, Tatiana and Khloe.

Rael Syomiti Kivuvo (mama)

Cortege leaves Kenyatta University Mortuary on Saturday 30/03/2013 at 9:00 a.m and Burial at her home in Ikulu village, Kanzalu location Kangudo District. I am weak and poor, come to me quickly, Oh God you are my saviour, Oh Lord hurry to my aid. Psalms 70.V.5

Grace Njeri Kariuki (Wariu)

Gaspar Njoroge Wanjau

Promotion To Glory

Friends and relatives are meeting at her home at Jujaroad Estate Hse no 248, Kibichoi and Ndanga Hotel (Ruiru) from 6.00 p.m. daily. The cortege leaves Kenyatta University Funeral Home on 3rd April 2013 at 9.00 a.m. for funeral service at A.I.P.C.A Gateiguru Kibichoi thereafter burial at her home Kibichoi Kadogo village. In Gods hand you rest. In our hearts you remain forever R.I.P MUM

Prayer and funeral arrangements meetings are being held daily at his Rianjeru home and Woods Hotel Embu County. The Cortege leaves Gakwegori funeral Home Embu on Monday 1st April 2013 at 9.00 a.m. Mass and burial thereafter at his Rianjeru Home Mbeere. May his legacy live forever on. Amen

Death and Funeral Announcement

In deep sorrow, we announce the death of Beldine Nyanchongi Osinde of KTDA Regional Ofce Nyankoba. Daughter of the late Ishmael Osinde and Alice Magoma. Mother of Ben and Faith. Sister to Momanyi, late Nyauncho, Julius, Omonywa, Rachel, Truphena, Ruth, Rebeccah (Ouru Power) and Omwanza, Niece to later Eng. Siocha, Ombati, Philip, Nimrode, late Susan, Naom, Peninah, Ruth, Paska among others. Cousin of Adv. Omwanza, Rhodah, Pato of USA, Eve, Susan, Adv. Kirera, Adv. Lilian, Adv. Bosire, Aunt of Lydia of USA, Judy, Kevin (KWS) Blessed, Doreen, Oginda, Sarah among others. In-law of Kevin (Homabay law courts), Ken (Nehema Supermarket) Anyona, Morara. The cortege leaves Aga-Khan University Hospital on Sunday 31st March 2013 at 8.30 am. Burial will take place on 1st April 2013 at Old road block Metamaywa Keroka road (Kisii).

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Abigael Esther Njoki of K.U child care through a tragic road accident.

Death and Funeral Announcement

Loving daughter of Margaret Wambui (a student at K.U) and Corporal Moses Kingori of Kenyatta Barracks (Gilgil). Granddaughter of Teresiah Wanjiru Thuku of U.S.A and Mr/Mrs. Patrick Wachira of Leshau, Nyahururu. Family and friends are meeting daily Njoki at their home (Ruiru/Ruai) bypass, Kahawa Wendani (Jostem Inn) and at their rural home in Leshau, Nyahururu. The cortege leaves K.U Funeral Home on 1st April 2013 at 6.30am and procedes to Mungetho Village Leshau near Leshau Boys High School-Nyahururu where she will be laid to rest. Loved ones never die, they leave behind a legacy in our hearts that lives forever Amen.

Beth Nyakihiu Thumbi

It is with humble acceptance of Gods will that we celebrate the promotion to glory of our dear mum, Beth Nyakihiu Thumbi. Daughter of late Muturi Kiragu and the late Njeri Muturi. Wife of the late Phares Thumbi Wambari. Co-wife to the late Margaret Wahu and Mary Kanyi. Mother of Wambari and Bilhah, Esther Kimani, Prof. Muturi Thumbi and Miriam, Lilian Njeri and Thuku, Charity Nyamweru, Fred Chege and Mary, Samuel Mbugua and Margaret, John Gichuha and Irene. Step Mother of Wambari and Miriam, Wambui, Chege, Mwika, Nyamweru, Kanoo, Rahab, Wanjiru, Late Wambui,Waithira,Wambari and Esther, Muigai and Ann, Chege and Florence, Dr. Nyamweru and Phaita, Njenga and Nelly. Sister of Rev. George Ngugi, Monica Njoki, Sarah Nyagithima, Rahab Muthoni and late Samuel Mbugua. Grandmother and great grandmother to many. Family and friends are meeting at St. Andrews church Old Church Hall from 5.30pm on Tuesday 26th, 27th and 28th March and also at her home at Gatana village from 4.00pm The cortege will leave Lee Funeral home on Saturday 30th March at 9.00am for a church service at PCEA Laban Kimungu Memorial Church at 12.00pm and burial thereafter at her home at Gatana village, Githunguri Division, Kiambu County. Our dear Mum, you fought a good ght, nished the race and kept the faith. (2 Tim. 4:7-8)

Abigael Esther

Beldine Nyanchongi Osinde

R.I.P Mum I have fought a good ght and I have won the race. 2 Timothy 4.7

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RUGBY | Fixtures revised as Kakamega High out to defend schools crown they won last year

Kenyas big guns ready to rumble at Great Rift 10-a-side tourney

Leos, Mwamba, Quins, Nakuru, Impala and KCB all tipped to clinch title at Nakuru Club
BY FRANCIS MUREITH

Tough draw for Kenyan squash team

BY DAVID KWALIMWA
dkwalimwa@ke.nationmedia.com The national squash team has been drawn against Zimbabwe A and Namibia A and Egypt in Group A at the All Africa Junior Squash Championships in Windhoek, Namibia. The four day competition kicked o yesterday, with the Kenyan team consisting Murtaza Karmjee,15, Farthi Pattni,17, and 18 year old Rizwan Khan seeking to better the countrys third place nish during the 2011 edition of the tournament in South Africa. I am certain we will perform above expectation. This is not the best squad available. Some of our players are sitting exams and the just concluded General Election has also disrupted our training program head coach Prince Muluka told the Daily Nation. The Kenya Squash and Rackets Association (KRSA) Secretary General Leon Keya added that nancial constraints had played a part in sending a smaller team to the competition. However, he remained optimistic that the select squad will post good results. Several factors mostly nancial related dictated our selection of the team, Keya said. Favourites South Africa are in the other pool alongside Botswana and Nigeria.

fmureithi@ke.nationmedia.com

rganisers of the 23rd edition of the Great Rift 10-a-side rugby tournament, which gets under way today at the Nakuru Athletics Club, have revised the pooling released early this week. The revision of the xtures comes after regular campaigners in the competition, Nondies and Moi University from Eldoret pulled out . The newcomers include Kabianga University from Kericho County who have replaced Nondies in Pool B. Other teams in this pool are hosts Nakuru RFC, Kenya College of Accountancy (KCA) and Egerton Wasps. Webuye RFC have replaced

Huge expectations

Nakuru RFCs Javan Murayi (left) attempts to ride through the tackle of KCBs Ian Indimuli during their Enterprise Cup semi-nals at the Nakuru Athletics Club on March 23. Nakuru won 21-9. Nakuru host the Great Rift 10-a-side tournament which kicks o today.
Moi University in pool D and will now have a date with Western Bulls, Homeboyz and Catholic University of East Africa (CUEA). Defending champions Strathmore Leos are seeded top in pool A and will battle it out with Eldoret RFC, newly promoted to the Kenya Cup. Other teams in this pool include United States International University (USIU) and newcomers Masaku. Mwamba RFC are in pool E and will clash with Mean Machine, Daystar University and newcomers Technical University of Kenya while Impala and Kenya Commercial Bank are in pool C alongside Multimedia and Masinde Muliro University. Quins top pool F and their only stumbling block will be Kenyatta University Blak Blad, Comras and Thika RFC who will be participating in the completion for the rst time. Nakuru RFC, who are the Kenya Cup defending champions, will be kicking o their preliminary matches on top gear after receiving a sponsorship deal of Sh25 million from their sponsors Menengai Oil Reneries and another donation of Sh1.3 million from Nairobi Bottlers. The three-day Easter weekend competition starts with the schools category where defending champions Kakamega High will be going at out to retain the title they won last year.

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FOOTBALL

We were forced to make changes at the last minute after two teams pulled
Ali Al Jabri, Nakuru chair

Local scribes to tour SuperSport OB Van

Kenyan football journalists will for the rst time have an opportunity to tour the SuperSport OB Van during Sundays live transmission of three Tusker Premier League matches at the Nyayo National Stadium. SuperSport Marketing and Communication Manager Farida Limo said the aim of the Media Tour is to familiarize journalists with what goes into the production on live matches. Meanwhile, football fans should look forward to a bumper Easter weekend with SuperSport set to televise ve live matches.

Umpires body holding Nairobi cricket at ransom, says NPCA

BY STEVE OMONDI
soomondi@ke.nationmedia.com The stando between Nairobi Provincial Cricket Association (NPCA) and the Kenya Cricket Umpires and Scorers Association (KCUSA) has taken a new twist, with the former accusing the umpires body of holding Nairobi Cricket at ransom. NPCA honorary secretary, Asad Malik, has termed as unreasonable and greedy the umpires decision to boycott ociating Nairobi Provincial Cricket Associations 50 over cricket tournament after the two bodies disagreed over the umpires remuneration. The Umpires Association had an agreement on remunerations from NPCA for umpiring of any locally organized matches. However, on the onset of the afore-stated tournament the umpires association demanded a 400 per cent pay increase at the eleventh hour, leaving no time for us to conclude the matter, Malik told the Daily Nation yesterday. But KCUSA chairman Munir Khan dispelled the notion that the umpires had boycotted ociating matches. Before the tournament started, we sat down with them and tabled a gure and they promised to get back to us after consultations with their committee. But up to date they have failed to do so, Khan said. If they want us to do business with them, they should put all their cards on the table. Other than that, we have no quarrel with them, he added.

CRICKET
Tillakaratne Dilshans cracked a quick-re 125 to help Sri Lanka post a challenging 302-9 in the third and nal one-day international against Bangladesh in Pallekele yesterday.

ULINZI STARS PEG DOWN GOR

BASKETBALL

GOLF

TENNIS
Giant-killer Tommy Haas followed up his triumph over world No. 1 Novak Djokovic with a 6-3, 6-1 quarternal win over Frances Gilles Simon at the Miami ATP Masters on Wednesday.

2-0

Bulls halt Heat win streak at 27

The Chicago Bulls ended the Miami Heats 27-game winning streak on Wednesday with a 101-97 triumph that halted the reigning champions bid for NBA history. The Heats streak was the second-best winning run in major North American professional sport - halted six games short of matching the 33-game NBA winning streak of the 1971-72 Los Angeles Lakers. Chicagos Luol Deng (pictured) scored 28 points and made four three-pointers.

Australian Open venue picked

This years Australian Open will be held at The Royal Sydney Golf Club in November, Golf Australia said Thursday. The tournament, cosanctioned by the PGA Tour of Australasia and OneAsia, moves to Royal Sydney, which has been home to the tournament 13 times before, after three years at The Lakes course, also in Sydney.

Ulinzis victory against Gor Mahia ended KOgalos 21-match unbeaten streak on Wednesday at Nyayo

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WEEKEND FIXTURES
Nyahururu
Tomorrow; Monthly Mug sponsored by Dr.X.N.Iraki, F R.D.Munyeki, B.Kibathi Thuo; 8.00S Ngugi, J.K.Muchemi, B.M.Waikwa; 8.20 P.K.Kinyua, A.Gathogo, J Gichuki; 8.30 C.B.Njoroge, O.B.Kinandu, M Kiragu ;8.40 J.Wainaina, M.Koskei, I. Mundia, 8:50D.Weru, Stella Mwangi, P Kiguta; 9.00 F.M.Kabona, O.Githere, I.N.Githui;9.10 E.Githere, J.Thuku, C.W.Kieru; 9.15 J.K.Murage, N. Wahome, D.Githunguri;9.20 J.Gitahi, M.Karuga, R.Kingori; 9.34 J.M.Kigundu, G.N.Wanguhu, F.Mwangi; 10:00 D.G.Wambugu, C.Bii, G. Itegi ; 10.15 Dr.A.Gatuma, G. Mahinda, S. Evan; 10:20A. Muchiri, S.N Mukunya, Dr Ithondeka;10;30 Fr M. Ndegwa, Rev Kamere, E. Karumwa;10;45 P Ndegwa, Z Wambugu, Dr. Ritho;11;00 Dr Mate E, G Kiguta, A. Kabugi, Pm Draw;12.00:.Ndegwa,T.G.Mundia, Eng.Mwirichia;12:15 J Nderi, A. Ndegwa, P Manji; 12:30B.K Inoti, Egn Kinoti, A Muriuki;12:45 Dr X .Iraki, Fr.Munyeki, J. Githanda; Post Entries will be accepted; Weche, John Rutto, E. Tum;10.20 J. Angote, S. Kirwa, C. Yano;10.30 G.K. Cheruiyot, S. Kirui, Z. Nderito;10.40 M. Haria, B. Cheruiyot, S. Malakwen;10.50 Dr. J.K. Kiplagat, E. Mwei, C. Dale;11.00 M. Kiplimo, P. Tanna, J. Shah;11.10 A. Saif, J. Nzomo, S. Kotecha;11.20 D. Okoth, J. Angelei, H. Rutenbar;

DAILY NATION Friday March 29, 2013

Ndumberi
Tomorrow; Easter Golf Day sponsored by Friends of the Captain; 7:00 L.K. Thindiu, M.K. Karanu, E.M. Kingara, J.N. Kinuthia; 7:08 J.K. Kinuthia, J.N. Njenga, P.M. Njeru, F.W. Mungai; 7:16 S.W. Kinuthia, P.N. Wakangu, G.W. Muigua, E.W. Kariuki; 7;24 M.K. Njuguna, J.N. Mwaura, A.M. Njoroge, J.N. Kianduma; 7: 32 B.W. Rurigi, Mary Ngure(l), G.K. Athiru(l), B. Ndungu; 7:40 D.G. Nganga, S.N. Gachoka S.M. Mariuko, Ano; 7:48 S.K. Mwai, S. Kiaro, B.N. Njoroge, C. Mwaura; 7:56 B.M. Mbuthia, E.M. Njoroge, P.M. Kimotho, P.K. Miringu; 8:04 J.K. Kuria, J.N. Wamuti, J.G. Mariuko, B.G. Kibutha; 8:12 Peter Maina, B.N. Munji, M.M. Warui, S.M. Mwangi; 8:20 A.K. Kimani, J.K. Ngenya, E.G. Kuria, J. Ngure; 8:28 Kimani Mathu, J.K. Biriri, D.K. Muthua, T. Kihara; 8:36 Mbugua Mathu, Kamau M, B.N. Muturi, Sponsor; 8:44 B. Waititu, S.N. Kanyoni, T.K. Kamau, J.N. Kariuki. Post Entries to the starter;

KIAMBU
Tomorrow; April Monthly Mug; 7:36 F. Gichomo, M. Nyaga, N. Kamunge; 7:44 B.S. Shah, D. Kamau, Ano; 7:52 J. Njenga, M. Njuguna, J. Muchigi,; 8:00 A.I. Kariuki, J.N. Njenga, J.K. Waweru, Ano; 8:08 A. Mwangi, B. Njoroge, S. Kimani; 8:16 P.E. x 4; 8:24 E.G. Kuria, C.N. Nduati, W. Wanyoike; 8:32 F. Nyaga, P.K. Kahuho, N. Njenga, Ano; 8:40 D.G. Njoroge, C. Thube, C. Kinyanjui, M. Njuguna; 8: 48 G. Githere(l) x 4; PM: 11:36 J. Ndegwa, G. Njoroge, K. Kariuki, Ano; 11:44 P.E. x 4; 11:52 F.N. Njagi, B. Wainaina, J. Kariuki, G. Nganga; 12:00 P.E. x 4; 12:08 R. Ngatia, S. Rukwaro, K. Mwaura, F. Githaiga; 12:16 S.K. Njuguna x 4; 2:24 D. Ndirangu, P.G. Kangaru, B. Wainaina, K. Wanjohi; 12:32 S. Mutuathuku, M.K. Wandegwa, A. Njoroge, M.N. Mbugua(l); 12:40 D. Kimani, J.K. Machua, G. Kamau, Ano; 12:48 P.K. Nganga, K. Kinuthia, M.G. Karuga, P. Kaumbutho; 12:56 W. Kiarie, C. Njoroge, M. Kanyeria, Ano; 1:04 P.E. x 4; 1:12 P. Waweru, F. Wanjau, M. Karanja, J. Githiri; 1:20 S.N. Mbugua, N. Gichuki, M.K. Wanjohi, Ano; 1:28 R. Chutha, S. Rukwaro, R. Ngatia, Ano; 1:36 P.E. x 4; 1:44 P.E. x 4. Post Entries to the starter;

Ruo; 9:04 J.Waruhiu, E.Rugo, G.Kuria, M.Muhoro; 9:12 A.Kiragu, E.Waithaka, S.Chege, K.Chege; 9:20 D.Koyier, J.Wanjohi, S.Kanyi, S.Lokonyo; 11:24 E N Ndungu, J.C.Wachira, M.K.Gatonye, Ano; 11:32 Je karue, S.Kinyanjui, J.M.Thairoh, P.Mionki; 11:40 G.Hiuhu, F.Wangombe, J.M.Ndungu, P.Mukuria; 11:56 G.M.Matu, M.A.Mohammed, L.Gachire, P.M.Ndungu; 12:04 J.Kamau, J.Kibe, H.S.Rayat, J.S.Suri; 12:12 E.N.Chege, A.Ngunu, S.G.Maitho, Z.Muigai; 12:36 Prof Karugu, S.Mukiri, T.Gitonga, M.Kinuthia; 12:44 P.Kamau, M.Mburu, I.Rungu, P.N.Gaitara;12: 52 A.Mukiri, P.Kigwe, N.Nganga, M.Wainaina; 13:00 M.Gitonyi, Eng.K.Njoroge, W.Mwangi, F.Karu;13: 08 N.Njau, J.K.Mbugua, P.Wainaina, Dr.J.Njoroge; 13:16 N.Harania, Dr.J.Njoroge, Sudhir S, Shanket S; Post entries allowed.

Vet Lab
Today; Ladies Medal No.3 Sponsored by I&M Bank Ltd.; First Tee; 8: 32 Bee Jones, R. Kiarie, B. Jones; 8:40 J.Hinga,W.Muthumu, Ano; 11:18 E. Gardner, M. Chege, F. Macharia; 11:26 Sponsors guest x 4, 11:34 F.W.Maina(g), G.Gatere(g), J.Kariuki(g), J.Nzibo(g); 11:42 Sponsors guest x 4; 11:50 Sponsors guestx 4; 11:58 Sponsors guest x4; 12:06 Starters time; 12:14 S.Orenge, J. Muriuki, J. Musyimi, R.Muthemba; 12: 22 Starters time; 12:30 G.Kariuki(S), Sponsor, Sponsor. Last tee-o is strictly 12:30 pm. Presentation will take place at 5:00 pm;

Tomorrow; March End Golf Day; rst tee 8.30 Dr. Mary Kariuki, S. Ngugi, S. Gichuki, M. Kiruthi; 8.40 D Ikua, Fr Gitonga, J Storry, K Kamonjo; 8.50 C O Gicheo, D. Maingi, Z. Ireri, N. Kimemia; 9.00 S Ndungu, N Muhia, S. Kirui, S. Mwangi; 9.10 P. Muhia, J K Ruto, P. Macharia, C Angwenyi; 9.20 K Wambugu, C Karobia, L Kamau, F Mbuthia; 9.30 F. Mwangi, J. Muriithi, E. Muya, K Kosgey; 9.40 J Otieno, K Gachohi, Dr Irungu, J Chege; 9.50 P. Matindi, N Nduati, O Robert, D Walubengo; 10.00 J Githui, J G Mokaya, J Manyara, R Ndiritu; 10.10 R Kibuku, B Kinyua, M Wanjiku, F Muiruri; 10.20 S Minjire, Maina Kariuki, I Matu, A Ndiritu; 10.30 P Minjire, J Wairire, K Mbugua, Bro. J Muchemi; 11.00 A Waititu, S Mugunyu, W Kariuki, Z Njeru; 11.10 M Kiragu, S K Njoroge, W Wanjohi, N Njoka; 11.20 K Sisenda, A Nandwa, K Raja, R. Gibendi;11.30 M C Patel, T Varia, J Raja, Dr Malik; 11.40 R Patel, A Patel, A Nderitu, J Kaime; 11.50 R D Khagram, R M Thakkar, K Soni, B Chavda; 12.00 A Patel, D Sharma, K Morjaria; post entries accepted;

Kitale
Tomorrow: -West FM Golf DaySponsored by:West FM Stesheni ya Kikwetu- First tee; 9.00 Fr. D. Martell, N. Mwai, F. Oloibe; 9.10 H. Ndegwa, P. Kae, Arti Shah; 9.20 G. B. Rutto, N. Wabwire, S. Shah;9.30 E. Sorobea, J. Mbuthia, M. Njuguna;9.40 K. Kariuki, V. Omwandho, R. Kae;9.50 N. Iyadi, R. Omonya, E. Mbuthia;10.00 N.K. Tum, P.K. Koech, C. Chesire;10.10 E.

Thika
Tomorrow; Easter Mbuzi Golf Tournament; 7:30 Kim Nderitu, Rajan S, Jitain S, A.Karimi; 7:38 T.Ochieng, B.Omondi, R Kigwe, F.Githiori; 7:46 S.P.Gachanja, R.Barton, Dr.J.Githiori, M.Kariuki; 7:54 M.Njuguna, W.K.Kariuki, M.Waweru, J.Wakimani; 8:02 S.G.Njuguna, A.K.Kioi, B.Mugambi, W.Burugu; 8:48 Rose I, Bishop Githiga, Prof Ikenye; 8:56 S.G.Njunu, D.K.Mwangi, J.M.Muthumbi, Maina

Royal
Today; 2013 Tannahill Shield golf tournament sponsored by Dasani; First Tee P.M. 12.00 Royal Vs KarenVs Sigona; 12.08 Royal Vs Karen Vs Sigona 12.16 Royal vs Karen vs Sigona; 12.24 Royal vs Karen vs Sigona;12.32 Mombasa vs Railway vs Muthaiga; 12.40 Mombasa vs Railway vs Muthaiga;12.48 Mombasa vs Railway vs Muthaiga; 12.56 Mombasa vs Railway vs Muthaiga; Tenth P.M.

Nakuru

12.00 Windsor Vs Western vs Limuru; 12.08 Windsor vs Western vs Limuru; 12.16 Windsor vs Western vs Limuru; 12.24 Windsor vs Western vs Limuru ;Tomorrow; First Tee A.M. 7.30 Railway vs Limuru vs Sigona; 7.38 Railway vs Limuru Vs Sigona;7.46 Railway vs Limuru Vs Sigona; 7.54 Railway vs Limuru vs Sigona; 8.02 Royal vs Western vs Mombasa 8.10 Royal vsWestern vs Mombasa; 8.18 Royal vs Western vs Mombasa; 8.26 Royal vs Western vs Mombasa; Tomorrow; Tenth Tee A.M; 7.30 Windsor vs Karen vs Muthaiga; 7.38 Windsor vs Karen vs Muthaiga; 7.46 Windsor vs Karen Vs Muthaiga; 7.54 Windsor vs Karen vs Muthaiga;First Tee (P.M.)12.45 Muthaiga vs Western vs Sigona; 12.53 Muthaiga vs Western vs Sigona; 13.01 Muthaiga vs Western vs Sigona; 13.09 Muthaiga vs Western vs Sigona; 13.17 Mombasa vs Karen vs Limuru 13.25 Mombasa vs Karen vs Limuru; 13.33 Mombasavs Karen vs Limuru 13.41 Mombasa vs Karen vs Limuru; Tenth Tee; Pm; 13.15 Royal vs Railway vs Windsor; 13.23 Royal Vs Railway vs Windsor; 13.31 Royal vs Railway vs Windso; 13.39 Royal vs Railway vs Windsor; Sunday; First Tee A.M. 7.30 Sigona vs Windsor vs Mombasa; 7.38 Sigona vs Windsor vs Mombasa; 7.46 Sigona vs Windsor vs Mombasa; 7.54 Sigona vs Windsor vs Mombasa; 8.02 Limuru vs Royal vs Muthaiga; 8.10 Limuru vs Royal vs Muthaiga; 8.18 Limuru vs Royal vs Muthaiga ; 8.26 Limuru vs Royal vs Muthaiga; Tenth Tee A.M. 7.30 Karen vs Western Vs Railway; 7.38 Karen Vs Western Vs Railway; 7.46 Karen vs Western vs Railway; 7.54 Karen vs Western vs Railway.

GOLF | The hosts, who take to the course today, are expected to pose strong challenge after dominating last years tournament

Kenyas premier inter-club amateur championship tees o at Royal Club

90 players from nine clubs to converge on Royal Nairobi Club for Tannahill Shield Easter tournament starting tomorrow
BY LARRY NGALA
lngala@ke.nationmedia.com The stage is now set for the 2013 edition of Kenyas major inter-club golf championship, the Tannahill Shield Easter Tournament at the Royal Nairobi Golf Club from today. A total of 90 players representing nine clubs or teams battle it out from noon in the rst round of the 90-year-old Shield, which has over the years been dominated by the current champions. During last years tournament, Muthaiga recovered from a disastrous performance in the second round to post a total of 45 points. This was, however, only a point behind hosts Royal who had the best performance in the nal round, collecting 14 points out of a possible 16 to wind up with a total of 44. Royal, which has injected fresh blood in its team, replacing veteran golfer Mugambi Murwithania, Sylvester Odunga and Aamil Mughal with three youthful players Jonathan Chebukati, Joshua Ichangi and Peter Muigai, are expected to play well if last years results are anything to go by. The teams coach, Charan Thethy, says although youngsters Ichangi and Muigai are of the upper singles handicap, they are ne players who are up to the task this weekend. The Muthaiga team, which has clinched the Shield eight times since 2003, have elded the same team, save for two changes. They are excellent matchplay golfers, among them Evans Vitisia, Mwai Mbuthia, Kumar Dhall, Ashwin Gidoomal, Rajesh Bhabra and the clubs captain Bhanish Chandaria who have taken part in past editions of the tournament also known as Easter Tournament for years. But the two teams are not the only strong contenders for this years event being sponsored by Coca-Colas Dasani brand. Limuru Country Club is parading a strong line-up made up of the countrys leading amateurs like Francis Kimani, Paul Muchangi, John Karichu, Simon Mwangi and the Alibhai brothers Farsheed and Nadeem. Limuru nished two points behind the winners in third place after collecting only eight points in the nal round. Mombasa and Western,

Matchplay golfers

whose players are drawn from ve clubs, have equally picked strong teams, with Mombasa featuring three junior internationals Mathew Wahome, Daniel Nduva and Adel Balala who will probably be the youngest players in the tournament at 14 years. To strike the ball rst today will be Royal who are drawn against Karen and Sigona. Champions Muthaiga start their title defence with a match against Mombasa and Railway. At the back nine will be Limuru against Western and Windsor.

Youthful players

Royal Nairobi Club captain, Jack Okuku, says everything is in place to ensure that golf enthusiasts who will not travel for Easter holidays have an enjoyable weekend. With the ever-growing stature of the event coupled with unique traditions and increased support from title sponsors Dasani, we promise lots of fun both on and o the course. We invite all golfers and spectators to come and support their respective teams as they play for the Tannahill Shield 2013, said Okuku. Early this year, Coca-Cola, through Dasani, came on board as the title sponsors of the 90th edition of Kenyas most coveted Players expected at this years amateur tournament . Dasani Tannahill Shield golf tournament at the sponsored this years tournament Royal Nairobi Club to the tune of Sh2.1 million.

Everything in place

90

Muthaiga golf Clubs Mwai Mbuthia reacts during the 2012 edition of the Tannahill Shield golf tournament at Royal Nairobi Golf Club.

CHRIS OMOLLO | NATION

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GOLF | Nine teams will square it out at Royal Nairobi Golf Club during this Easter weekend in Kenyas premier amateur golf event

Who will win the 90th Tannahill Shield?

Muthaiga have won the last four events but face sti competition from Royal, Limuru, Karen and Sigona
BY CHARLES GACHERU
cgacheru@imgkenya.com What a journey! 90 years, nine teams, 90 players and probably over 900 birdies will be in play this Easter weekend at the Royal Nairobi Golf Club. It is the Tannahill Shield weekend. Also known at the Easter Tournament, Kenyas premier amateur golf tournament tees off today at the countrys oldest golf club, the Royal Nairobi Golf Club. For 90-years, Kenyas only Royal golf club, has continued to host what is without doubt the most celebrated and the most traditional elite amateur allmen golf event in Sub-Saharan Africa. The Tannahill Shield has no equal. The 2013 edition of the Tannahill Shield will include hosts Royal Nairobi Golf Club, defending champions Muthaiga Golf Club, the traditional sisters to Royal, the Mombasa Club, Karen Country Club, the Limuru Country Club Warriors, Sigona Golf Club, the combined team from Western Kenya, Kenya Railway Golf Club and Windsor Golf Hotel and Country Club. Muthaiga have won the last four Shields and will start as clear favourites. Their team includes several Tannahill veterans like Rajesh Bhabra (1), Evans Vitisia (2), Kumar Dhall (4), Mwai Mbuthia (4) and Ashwin Gidoomal (3). The Vitisia/Mbuthia partnership has faced many an opponent at this event and they are probably the most revered pair in the tournament . Gidoomal and Dhall have played golf internationally, having represented Kenya in several championships. It is this experience that they will bring to Royal. So, who can threaten the Muthaiga dominance? Hosts Royal have a solid team, led by the very dependable Joseah Kogo (3), Jay Sandhu (1) and Eric Ooko (1) but I fear they lack the depth needed to beat Muthaiga by themselves. Royal will need the help of the Limuru Warriors, Karen and Sigona to beat Muthaiga. The Limuru Warriors will come to Royal with scratched faces following their civil-gender-

For 90-years, Kenyas only Royal golf club, has continued to host what is without doubt the most celebrated and the most traditional elite amateur, all-men golf event in Sub-Saharan Africa. The Tannahill Shield has no equal
Charles Gacheru

Muthaiga dominance

war at home. Perhaps this will give them the impetus to win. Warriors John Karichu (+1) and Francis Kimani (+2) are the lowest handicap golfers at the tournament. They will be assisted by Alibhai brothers, James Kimani, Simon Mwangi and Yassin Awale. Sigona have the services of scratch golfer John Ndichu, Anand Chandarana (3) and Mohit Mediratta. Unfortunately, that is all they will be putting on the table. The Karen team will be led by David Farrar (5) as captain. The team includes Anthony Murage (3), Greg Stevens (3), Alastair Scott (3) and Jimmy Scott (3). The Mombasa team that captured the attention of everyone at the 2012 edition due to their youthful-looking team, have sent a mixed bunch to the event. I fail to see how veterans Simon Maina, Eric Nyongesa and William Kaguta will manage three days of gruelling golf. Luckily, the team also includes juniors George Munyao (3), Matthew Wahome (5), Daniel Nduva (2), Adel Balala (5) and John Mburu (6). These youngsters will have the hard task of carrying their fathers.

The number of years that the Tannahill Shield, Kenyas most celebrated premier amateur golng event, has been in existence

90

2012
The year that Mombasa Club captured the attention of many with their youthful-looking team at the Tannahill Shield

The number of teams that will participate in this years Tannahill Shield and the Royal Nairobi Golf Club.
The Western team will as usual play spoilers . You can expect them to take down some big names. The relegation battle will be between

two teams that have no business at the Tannahill Shield Windsor Golf Hotel and Country Club and the Kenya Railway Golf Club. Windsors team has double-digit golfers (B-division golfers) whose skills have no business at this level. Railway has one scratch golfer who will be assisted by several monthly mug players. Both teams, I dare say, will perform very badly indeed. Missing from the list of participating clubs is Vet Lab Sports Club, who walked out of the 2012 event. Vet Labs request to be allowed to attend as Amicus golf has since been rejected. The program of the 90th Tannahill Shield will include the captains briefing today morning and Round one from noon. Round two and round three will take place tomorrow and the final round will be played on Sunday morning. The chairman of the Royal Nairobi Golf Club will host a cocktail on Sunday after the games and the main prize giving ceremony will be hosted by the captain thereafter.

Muthaiga Golf Clubs Evans Vitisia directs the ball from the 10th tee during the Clubs Club Night. Vitisia will be in Muthaigas team for the Tannahill Shield golf tournament that tees o today at Royal Nairobi Club.

CHRIS OMOLLO | NATION

Big boys Duncan, Anwar and Chager to battle for supremacy in Nyeri rally
BY NATION REPORTER
sportsdesk@ke.nationmedia.com Crowd favorite and 2008 national champion, Baldev Singh Chager, who leads the 2013 KNRC with 80 points faces a strong challenge from legendary drivers Ian Duncan and Azar Anwar at the second round of the KCB Kenya National Rally Championship planned for next weekend in Nyeri. Chagers rivalry with Duncan (right) and Anwar, who occupy the second and third positions with 60 and 50 points respectively, will play out in the picturesque terrain of Mount Kenya Forest, Mathira and Mweiga areas. Last year in Nyeri, spectators lled the prestigious Ruringu Stadium to the rafters and the upcoming KCB Mobi Bank Nyeri Rally is not expected to be an exception at the Kabiru-ini ASK Showground.

Race cancelled

Rally fans are looking forward to another round of action after the KCB Voi legs for last month was cancelled due to the recently concluded General Elections. Coming exactly a month after the rst leg held in Kajiado, the event will oer real test of nerves for drivers and navigators. Having already driven the Subaru Impreza for over a decade, Chager is expected to unveil his new Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 9 car which was

acquired from the United Kingdom. There is more enthusiasm ahead of the race given that double (1999 and 2010) champion Alastair Cavenagh who gave the Kajiado leg a wide berth will be making a comeback as well as defending KNRC Champion Carl Flash Tundo who is out to reclaim the title after retiring in the rst leg with mechanical problems. The KCB Classic Car Cup, which has proved popular with spectators due to its association with the vintage Safari cars, should also be a crowd puller, with leader and current champion Aslam Khan, Hardev S. Sira from Britain and Ramesh Visram the frontrunners. In the KNRC Division Three, runaway leader Tejvri Rai will

be out to claim the title, but has to be wary of Alasdair Keith and Jazzy Chana who are both breathing down his neck in the race. The S-SPV Class is expected to be an aair between leader Alex Horsey from Mombasa, Keith and defending champion Jazzy Chana while in the 2WD class are Adnan Suhail, Dennis Mwenda and Gurmit Thetthy.
Standings after Round One: KNRC 1. Baldev Chager (80); 2. Ian Duncan (60); 3. Azar Anwar (50). Classic: 1. Aslam Khan (80); 2. Hardev S. Sira (60); 3. Ramesh Vishram (50). KNRC DIV. 3: 1. Tejvir Rai (80); 2. Alasdair Keith (60); 3. Jazzy Chana 50. S-SPV Class: 1. Alex Horsey (80); 2. Alasdair Keith (60); 3. Jazzy Chana (50). 2WD Class: 1. Adnan Suhail (80); 2. Dennis Mwenda (60); 3. Gurmit Thethy (50).

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Ex-champs Lwanga in the hunt for Northern basketball title

BY MUNENE MUTHUSI
lwamuthusi@yahoo.com Former provincial basket ball champions St Charles Lwanga School from Kitui County continued their hunt for the title in the newly-created Northern region by silencing Kangaru School 37-31 in a thrilling match at Meru School. Kangaru, St Charles Lwanga and former champions Kibirichia Boys are in pool B which is regarded the group of death. The qualiers from the group stand a better chance of going all the way in basketball.

Debutants

There are, however, strong debutants in the competition, led by Kathungi Boys from Kitui County who clobbered St Marys Boys Marsabit 60-20. Kathungi have tall and physicallyimposing players like Denis Kithitu, Yassin Mwalimu (captain), Morris Mutinda and Walter Wanyama. Judg-

ing from the two games they have played so far, only a reckless coach can write them o. Lawson Girls, also from Kitui County, were in a class of their own when they taught St Marys Girls-Isiolo a lesson with an 80-2 clobbering. Lawson ran rings round Isiolo Girls to win the match by a wide margin. Lawson Girls is a private school from lower Yatta District in Kitui County under the sponsorship of the Catholic Diocese of Kitui. Kan-

garu School lost the title narrowly to Tala Boys from Machakos County in last years competition. They will not, however, get an opportunity to stage revenge against Tala Boys, who have been moved to Metropolitan region. Northern region is without two regular competitors Machakos and Makueni counties who have been moved to the Metropolitan region. Tala Boys and Barazani Girls from Machakos and Makueni counties respectively were the years winners.

Obambo re warning in Lake region

BRIAN YONGA
byonga@ke.nationmedia.com Girls handball defending champions Obambo High from Siaya County booked their place in the semi-nals of the Lake/Highland region games at Cardinal Otunga High school in Mosocho, Kisii yesterday. Obambo whitewashed Bande Girls 538 in the quarter-finals, sending a strong message to their rivals that they have no intention of relinquishing their title. Obambo started brightly, racing to a 240 lead after just 20 minutes to leave their opponents stunned and struggling to nd their way into the match. Just as they dominated their group, winning all their matches, Obambo did not give room to their opponents to play and went on to dictate terms through out the match. The handball queens will now face Kobala in todays semi-nals. The other semi-final mach will feature Nyarach and Ogande Girls. Kobala booked their place in the last four after beating Lwak Girls 25 -14 in a tense match while Nyarach edged out rivals Kandiege Girls 22 -20. Ogande scored at the last minute to edge out Koru Girls 19 -18 and move closer to the title. In 15s rugby, defending champions Maseno School eased into the semi-finals after beating St Paul Gekano 440 in a one-sided match. In the second quarter-nal, hosts Cardinal Otunga narrowly edged out Agoro Sare 16-10 in an entertaining match. St Marys Yala were swet to face Ambira while Nyabondo were to play Homa Bay Boys in other quarternal matches yesterday. In boys basketball, champions Maseno School qualied for the quarter-finals after edging out Ambira 67-29. Maseno coach Paul Otula hailed Ambira for restricting Maseno to 67 points and noted that the teams they will play in the quarter-nals and semis are tough. Ambira coach Patrick Mboya was impressed after his team managed to achieve their objective of preventing Maseno from scoring a century. Maseno beat us owing to their bench power and experience but I am happy we are through to the quarters, said Mboya. In Nakuru region, Nandi Countys Terige Boys held o Bomet County rugby defending champions Longisa Boys, while Kipkeino School narrowly edged out Kapsabet Boys in basketball at St Patricks Iten yesterday. Teriges winger, Kasim Khalid was the star as Terige outclassed Longisa, 51-3. In the boys basketball pool clashes, Longisa Boys beat Narok Boys 26-23. Loreto boys booked a date with Longisa after ooring Chebara 23-15 while Kapsabet Boys were narrowly beaten 25-24 by Kipkeino. Kipkeino, who were eliminated in the Nationals semis level last year by Laiser Hill School, are brimming with condence, with their coach, Dennis Onyango throwing a challenge to opponents. (Additional reporting by Coppereld Lagat)

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Logarusic on the low-down after Gor lose 20-match unbeaten run

KOgalo coach blames loss to Ulinzi on injuries but vows to pick up when squad is full
BY ODINDO AYIEKO
oayieko@ke.nationmedia.com or Mahia coach Zdravko Logarusic attributes his teams loss in Wednesdays Kenyan Premier League match to Ulinzi Stars, to the increased number of injuries in the squad, especially to the strikers. Ulinzi Stars beat Gor Mahia 2-0 at the City Stadium to inict the rst loss on KOgalo in 20 league matches. Evans Amuoka scored both goals in the 21st and 76th minutes, leaving KOgalo fans shocked after they had gone for almost a year without tasting league defeat. Coach Logarusic says the loss of striker Paul Kiongera and Moses Odhiambo, who did not start the game, and that of Rama Salim who limped o before half-time, played a crucial role in the loss. In their absence, Dan Sserunkuma and Edwin Lavatsa were named in the twin attack which could not score against the highly-disciplined Ulinzi defence. The pressure was on us. We had a lean squad. Ulinzi were strong and experienced, said Logarusic. But beyond that, while Logarusic is saying it was a bad day in oce, there were also some glaring indecisions on his side, especially on elding. Ivan Anguyo, KPLs best defender last season, has not been impressive so far this season. He was slow in reacting, allowing Ulinzi to control the mideld. Why Logarusic decided to eld Rama Salim yet he has been

carrying an injury was also baing. By half-time, Logarusic had been forced to make two substitutions bringing in Kevin Omondi for Salim and David Owino for Anguyo. This somehow brought some stability to the mideld but the balls were not reaching the strikers. Logarusic then introduced Yusuf Juma for Solomon Nasio and pushed Chris Wekesa upfront, but this also did not work. Could it be that Logarusics tactics are now known? When Gor Mahia needed a simple win over Thika United to lift the league title at the end of last season, they could only manage a draw. Gor opened their campaign this season with a 1-0 win against Sofapaka. They then lost 3-0 to ENPPI in the Confederation of African Football Cup rst round. But Logarusic says all is well with the team and once the players on the injury list recover, the team will pick up. Losing is part of the game. I know it is hard for the fans to take it. They have gone for long without a loss. And I also think this is a wake-up call to all of us in the team that we have to work harder this season. Last season we lost the league by a point. This season we must do better, he added. Logarusic has called on the club management and the players to work for the success of the club. Gor Mahia play Mathare United tomorrow.
KPL xtures: Tommorow: City Stars v Sony Sugar (City Stadium), Tusker v Bandari (City Stadium), Thika United v Chemelil Sugar (Thika), Muhoroni Youth v AFC Leopards (Awendo), Western Stima v Homeboyz (Bukhungu). Sunday: KCB v Ulinzi Stars (City Stadium), Sofapaka v Karuturi Stars (City Stadium), Gor Mahia v Mathare United (City Stadium).

Team tactics

2014 WC QUALIFIERS

Kenya-Nigeria match moved

Kenyas return leg match against Nigeria in the ongoing 2014 World Cup qualiers has been rescheduled. According to a communique from Football Kenya Federation (FKF), the eagerly-anticipated duel has been brought forward three days to June 5 to enable the Super Eagles who are the African champions, have more time to prepare for the Confederations Cup tournament in Brazil. The other tie of the group will see Malawi host Namibia on June 7. FKF chairman Sam Nyamweya said they anticipated a big turn out for the return leg set for the 60,000-capacity Moi International Sports Centre.

Pressure on Gor

Gor Mahia coach Zdravko Logarusic shouts out instructions from the touchline.

MOHAMMED AMIN | NATION

Muthee gets second term as KRU elects woman director

BY DAVID KWALIMWA
dkwalimwa@ke.nationmedia.com Paulina Nzisa Lanco has made history by becoming the first woman administrator of the Kenya Rugby Union (KRU) following her election as a director during the associations elections held at the RFUEA grounds on Wednesday evening. Lanco (right) becomes the rst woman administrator to sit on the unions board. Chairman Mwangi Muthee is set to serve for another two years at KRU after he was reelected unopposed during the election. I want to see unity within rugby circles. Rugby is viewed as a model sport in Kenya and we are envied by others. We therefore must lead by example, Muthee said. Lanco, a banker, promised to elevate the standards of womens rugby. I intend to include the Under-17s in the Talent Development Centres and also include womens competitions in regional tournaments. Above all, I will encourage the formation of four clubs to incorporate womens rugby and initiate a league competition. This will help advance the boards agenda of having women vote in annual general meetings. Top tier referees Godwin Karuga and Habil Kadieda Ogutu were elected directors. Outgoing directors Myke Rabar and Terry Adembesa did not to seek re-election.

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FOOTBALL | Man Citys defeat at Everton left Red Devils 15 points ahead at the top of the table

Citys title defence over, says Mancini

We cant win it this season... United have been better than us, says the Italian coach
Manchester
anchester City manager Roberto Mancini has nally admitted that his teams defence of their Premier League title is over. Citys 2-0 defeat at Everton in the last game before the international break left neighbours and rivals Manchester United 15 points ahead at the top of the table with nine matches left to play. Although United must still play City at Old Trafford on April 8, Alex Fergusons team need only 13 points from their remaining matches to clinch a 20th English league title. Mancini famously wrote o his sides chances towards the end of last season, before a goal in the last seconds of the nal game against Queens Park Rangers by Sergio Aguero snatched the title from Uniteds grasp. But this time he is adamant: It is denite this time. It is over. We are disappointed that we cant win the title but United have been better than us.

HERE TO STAY

RVP: I will nish my career at Utd

Robin van Persie has been a revelation at Manchester United this season and now the Dutch international forward says he would like to nish his career at the Red Devils. The 29-year-old joined United from Arsenal at the beginning of this season but has already become a rm fans favourite at Old Traord. With 19 Premier League goals this season second only to Liverpools Luis Suarez Van Persie has been instrumental in ring United to a 15-point lead at the league summit. But with the likes of Ryan Giggs, 39, and Paul Scholes, 38, as team-mates, Van Persie has his eyes on a long stay in the north-west.

Bayern Munich rule out title celebrations

Bayern Munich have ruled out the possibility of a major celebration this weekend, even if they wrap up the Bundesliga title in record time. Should the Bavarian giants beat Hamburg at home, and reigning champions Borussia Dortmund fail to win at Stuttgart, then Bayern would become champions with seven matches still to play. Never before would a German championship have been sealed so early in the season.

However, Mancini insisted that there will be no let-up from his players, with London rivals Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur both in a position to claim the runners-up spot should City take their foot o the pedal. It is over but it doesnt change anything because we have to do our best to the end, Mancini said.

SOFIA

Uefa backs stopping matches over racism

UEFA reiterated its zero-tolerance policy on racism at a meeting in Soa yesterday, encouraging referees to halt matches if need be and encouraging teams to denounce racism among fellow players and fans. UEFAs executive committee said it recommends and fully supports referees to stop matches in cases of racism and calls on national associations and leagues to do the same, in a resolution drawn up by the Professional Football Strategy Council (PFSC) and ratied yesterday.

FA Cup semi-nal

We should try to play well and win all the games, and we also have the FA Cup seminal (against either United or Chelsea). We have Chelsea four points behind and Tottenham five points behind. For this reason it is important that we have to keep working hard and well. We know that in football it is dicult to win the title for the second year. But we still have the FA Cup and can get second position. Mancini, whose side begin the last leg of a frustrating season against Newcastle United at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday, gave no interviews after the defeat by Everton that ended the slim hopes of a recovery in the title race. He admitted: I didnt want to say any bad things. I was disappointed, I was really upset. In

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini reacts during the teams League Cup third round match against Aston Villa at The Etihad stadium on September 25, 2012. Mancini has said his teams defence of the English Premier League title is over.
the end we shot 22 times at goal and did not score. We have that as a problem. This is the problem we have had this year - we dont score enough goals. But the manager is sure that his disappointed players will have the mentality and attitude to nish the campaign with their heads held high. He said: When you are a top team with good players, you should be very strong whether you win or lose. When you cant win a title, you have another situation that you can improve. Its very important that we do our best for the next nine games. (AFP)

ANDREW YATES | AFP

It is denite this time. It is over. We are disappointed that we cant win the title but United have been better than us
Roberto Mancini, Man City coach

LONDON

Wenger: Wilshere will return to squad soon

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has ruled Jack Wilshere out of this weekends Premier League game with Reading but says he is optimistic that the midelders ankle problem will not keep him out for too long. Wilshere has not played since Arsenals 2-1 loss at north London rivals Tottenham Hotspur on March 3 and had been expected to feature against Reading tomorrow after a period of rehabilitation that included a visit to Dubai. However, Wenger says that he will not be ready to return for at least two weeks. He said: Wilsheres injury is not better or worse. It was an inammation of his (ankle) bone and we had such history with him, we are a bit more cautious.

PSG pray for Euro boost as Montpellier come calling

Paris
All thoughts may currently be on next weeks Champions League quarter-nal tie with Barcelona, but Paris Saint-Germain must rst negotiate a potentially tricky Ligue 1 encounter with Montpellier today. The Ligue 1 leaders face the Catalans at the Parc des Princes on Tuesday in the rst-leg of a tie that has generated huge excitement in the French capital, and their meeting with the reigning champions has been brought forward to aid their European preparations. Midelder Clement Chantome admits that focusing on their domestic obligations has not been easy with so much attention on the clubs rst Champions League quarter-nal in 18 years. Everyone is talking about it, said Chantome. Even us players have never received so many calls asking us for tickets. You get the impression that, outside the club, people are forgetting about the league. I wont lie, we are all thinking about it. But the most important thing is Montpellier. The quick turnaround after the international break poses a problem for coach Carlo Ancelotti, with several members of his squad having been in action with their countries on Tuesday. The Italian is likely to rest some of his star names, including Ezequiel Lavezzi, who was only expected back at the club yesterday after Argentinas World Cup qualier in Bolivia. However, Zlatan Ibrahimovic (left) was allowed to miss Swedens friendly in Slovakia on Tuesday, and the Swede could therefore start against Montpellier before also featuring against Barcelona after having a suspension for that game rescinded. In addition, midelders Marco Verratti and Thiago Motta are t again after injuries. PSGs league form immediately prior to the international break was far from perfect, with eight points dropped from their last ve games, but they still come into this weekend ve points clear of Lyon at the top. We are in a good position, with a ve-point lead and quite a favourable goal difference, said the 25-year-old Chantome. If we dont make any mistakes, we should win the title. Montpellier will not retain the title they won in such dramatic circumstances last season, but they remain in with an outside chance of qualifying for Europe. (AFP)

Ibrahimovic to play

MILAN

Roma quash reports of nacial woes

AS Roma have moved to quash media reports that the club is in nancial diculties. Il Messaggero newspaper claimed yesterday that Paolo Fiorentina, a representative from the clubs major stakeholder, UniCredit bank, was meeting club president James Pallotta over the need for a 60 million euro (76 million dollars) investment. Roma, however, released a statement on their website dismissing the report. The statement, citing Fiorentina, said: I felt it was important to respond to the erroneous media reports regarding the purpose and nature of my meeting with Mr. Pallotta regarding AS Roma.

DAILY NATION Friday March 29, 2013

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ROW | Orengo insists leaders who refused to resign have not violated any law

Ministers sworn in after ignoring order

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CITY MANGER, MANCINI CONCEDES TITLE

We wont win this season, United have been better than us Italian coach says. P.59

Leaders took the oath of oce in spite of directive by the head of Public Service that they resign
BY EDITH FORTUNATE AND ISAAC ONGIRI
iongiri@ke.nationmedia.com eventeen ministers and assistant ministers were sworn in as governors, MPs and senators despite a presidential directive requiring them to step down. Of that number, 15 are from the Coalition of Reform and Democracy while two are from Jubilee Coalition. The 10 ministers from Cord coalition sworn in and have not relinquished their ministerial posts are Prof Anyang Nyongo (Medical Services), Mr James Orengo (Lands), Mr Ababu Namwamba (Youth Aairs), Mr Amason Kingi (Fisheries), Mr Dan Mwazo (Tourism), Dr Paul Otuoma (Local Government), Mr Otieno Kajwang (Immigration), Mr Wyclie Oparanya, Mr Moses Wetangula (Trade) and Mr Chris Obure (Public Works). The only minister from the Jubilee Coalition sworn in before he resigned is Dr Mohammed Kuti (Livestock). Cord assistant ministers sworn in and are yet to resign are Dr Oburu Odinga (Finance), Mr David Musila (Defence), Mr Hassan Joho efortunate@ke.nationmedia.com

(Transport), Ms Elizabeth Ongoro (Metropolitan) and Mr Sospeter Ojaamong (Labour). Mr Moses ole Sakuda, who is Regional Development assistant minister, is the only one from the Jubilee Coalition who is yet to resign. President Kibaki may be forced to operate a skeleton government for the coming month should the Supreme Court invalidate last months presidential elections after several Cabinet ministers resigned. More than 20 ministers and assistant ministers had resigned by Wednesday night, heeding a presidential directive that they quit following their election to various public oces. Those who have resigned include Mr Kiraitu Murungi (Energy), Mr Yusuf Haji (Defence), Mr Mutula Kilonzo (Education), Mr Dalmas Otieno (Public Service), Ms Esther Murugi (Special Programmes) and Dr Naomi Shaban (Gender). Others are Mr Jamleck Kamau (Nairobi Metropolitan), Mr Mohammed Elmi (Northern Kenya), Mrs Beth Mugo (Public Health) and Mr Katoo ole Metito (Internal Security). Mr Orengo, who is the Siaya Senator, yesterday insisted that ministers who had declined to resign had not violated the law since they were protected by the Constitution. We will stay on until the day the duly elected President picks his new

Heeded directive

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What the law says on elected leaders

Section 152 (3) of the Constitution says that a Cabinet minister shall not be a member of Parliament. In Section 77, the law says a full time State ocer shall not participate in any gainful employment.
Cabinet. The electoral process as things stand now is not yet over be-

Kili County Senator Stewart Madzayo takes the oath of oce during the swearing-in ceremony at the KICC in Nairobi yesterday.
cause we are in court, he said. He argued that the meaning of State ocers as enshrined in the Constitution did not include the Prime Minister and the Vice-President and ministers but only referred to Cabinet Secretaries and others. The incumbent President, PM, VP and all current ministers are not products of the current Constitution but the National Accord, he maintained.

WILLIAM OERI | NATION

Nyongo loses bid to quash Kibaki order

BY NATION CORRESPONDENT
A judge yesterday declined to issue orders to stop Cabinet ministers from resigning before taking new posts as directed by President Kibaki. Mr Justice Isaac Lenaola said the law is clear that oath of oce cannot be taken while one was still a holder of another oce. He was responding to a petition by Medical Services minister Anyang Nyongo challenging the presidential order that required ministers elected as governors and senators to resign before being sworn in. The petition will, however, continue to a full hearing on April 4. Judge Lenaola told Prof Nyongo to either resign or step down as a senator, saying the law dictated he could not take the oath of oce as a senator and continue holding his ministerial position. Prof Nyongo, the Kisumu Senator, wanted the order requiring ministers to resign declared unconstitutional. He sued Public Service boss Francis Kimemia for ordering elected Cabinet ministers to resign, arguing that this would create a vacuum in government given that the contested presidential election was still pending in the Supreme Court. He argued that the contest at the Supreme Court had extended the mandate of the current government, hence if ministers resign before the ruling, it would precipitate a constitutional crisis. The judge, however, noted that the court had no mandate to stop the swearing-in of persons duly elected and gazetted. Last week, Mr Kimemia issued a presidential directive requiring ministers and their assistants, who were elected to various positions, to quit.

Extended mandate