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Don’t’ politicize NYS matters: CS Kariuki pleads Nandi and Kirinyaga found to be the most tribal with all

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outh and Gender Affairs Cabinet Secretary Sicily Kariuki has today told politicians not to demonize the National Youth Service (NYS) over the conduct and character of its past leadership.

Ms Kariuki argues said it will not be fair for politicians to criticise services offered by NYS arguing that the agency has offered various opportunities to thousands of unemployed youths.

“You cannot condemn a whole institution (NYS) because of one individual,” Ms Kariuki said in reference to former Devolution Cabinet Secretary Anne Waiguru in whose ministry National Youth Service (NYS) fell.

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NCIC chairman Francis ole Kaparo during the release of the Diversity report at the commission’s offices in Nairobi today. More than 70 percent of counties were found not to have complied with the Act requring that they employ at least 30 percent of their workers from smaller communities in their regions. Story on Page 2.

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Nandi, Kirinyaga the bastions of ethnic jobs MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2016

Counties have been put on the spot with a new report revealing most devolved units are not adhering to the County Government Act that requires they employ at least 30 percent of their workers from less dominant tribes in their regions.

A new report by the national Cohesion and Integrtaion Commission (NCIC) found that only 13 County Assemblies representing 27.6 percent recruited at least 30 percent of their employees from the non-dominant ethnic group while 34 others have employed more than 70 percent from one community.

Kirinyaga and Nandi were found to be the most notorious with all their employees coming from one community.

“The situation is worse in Kirinyaga and Nandi as all the employees are from the dominant group in the precincts of the county,” NCIC chairman Francis ole Kaparo said during the launch of the report dubbed ‘Ethnic and Diversity Audit Report of Public Institutions at their offices in Nairobi today.

Only Kilifi, Mombasa and Kwale counties have complied with the law having employed members of diverse communities.

The three research that also covered the composition of staff in 185 parastatals and 15 commissions was conducted in

NCIC Commissioner Linda Ochiel with chairman Francis ole kaparo during the launch of the diversity report in parastals at the commission’s offices in Nairobi today.

May this year.

“The findings of this report allude to the fact that employment in the County Public Service is not only inequitable but skewed towards dominant groups in the county,” Kaparo said.

Kaparo attributed the trend to corruption, outright disregard of the law and impunity.

“The Public Service Board of these counties is just acting on impunity, they know the law but continue to do the wrong thing,” he said.

On the parastatal sector, the report found out that out of the 185 state

corporations surveyed,129 (69.7 percent) complied with the NCIC act as majority of the ethnic group employed did not exceed 33.3 percent.

The report however noted that the dominant communities; Kikuyu, Kalenjin, Luhya and Luo are overrepresented by one percent in parastatals.

“Sadly the bigger communities seemed to be overrepresented while the smaller communities were underrepresented,” Kaparo noted.

Kenya Ports Authority (KPA), Kenya Forest Service (KFS) and Kenya

Revenue Authority are the most compliant state corporation as all of them have employees from over 30 different ethnic communities.

“The three institutions have done exceptionally well but still not yet to our satisfaction, we want them to employ all the 42 tribes because that is the law,” Kaparo said. The most diverse commission according to the report is the Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC) which has 29 ethnic communities represented among its staff.

Only the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) flouted the NCIC act as it has

39 percent of its employees from the Kikuyu community.

Kaparo said NCIC will give a specific timelines for the institutions who have not complied with the NCIC Act to do so.

“As a commission we don’t want to be crybabies all the time, it’s time for action and we will give specific timeline for compliance and also give penalties to counties that fail to comply,” he warned. In the recommendations, NCIC wants the County Public Service Board to undertake annual ethnic and diversity audits of the county public service by submitting their employees’ data to the commission.

It also recommended that all public institutions be required by law to submit a list of all their new recruits to NCIC before employment.

“We want NCIC to be given powers to oversee the recruitment in all public institutions so that all Kenyans can get equal opportunity to serve the country.

For now we can only name and shame since the law is not on our side,” Kaparo said.

He also urged politicians to cease interfering with recruitment processes in public institutions noting that recruitment in state corporations are highly influenced by politics. @sam_x254

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From Page 1 Under Waiguru leadership at the Devolution ministry, a total of Sh1.b billion was lost at NYS in suspicious payments to various companies.

The suspicious dealings came to light after the Central Bank of Kenya raised the red flag over huge sums of money paid to private companies by the NYS. But speaking this morning during a State House Summit on Youth, Ms Kariuki said the government is in top gear in restoring sanity at the institution and will soon enroll more youths to the NYS programmes.

“There is no nation, community or individual that doesn’t have challenges, it is how we tackle them. What we require is positive criticism to empower our youth,” she explained.

Kariuki told youths not to shy away from seeking the NYS opportunities currently offered across some 72 constituencies.

Yesterday, beneficiaries of NYS projects had asked the government to restart the halted programmes after President Uhuru Kenyatta and Youth and Gender affairs CS Sicily Kariuki launched its second phase in April this year.

But the CS said the NYS will diversify the

Cabinet Secretaries Sicily Kariuki (Public Service) and Phillis Kandie (Labour) chat with President Uhru Kenyatta during today’s State House Summit.

projects and training it offers to go turn youth into economic contributors of the country.

She disclosed that the new Kenya Youth Employment and Opportunities Project the state will train about 280,000 youth. In addition to already trained 20,000 youths.

“About 12,038 recruits at the National youth Service have been selected for Diploma

Programs while 37,000 youths have trained at NYS,” she said.

The minister said in the phase of their training NYS will be focus on major issues affecting the youth such as crime, insecurity and drug and substance abuse.

“We will emphasize on promoting discipline, self-awareness and patriotism among the youth in the country,” Ms Kariuki concluded.

Nairobi governor Evans Kidero who attended the summit lamented the rising unemployment among Kenyan youth.

He said Nairobi has the highest numbers of unemployed youth and that his County government has contracted companies set up and managed by the youth to help empower them.

“Unemployment among Kenya’s youth is now estimated to stand at 17.3 % compared to 6% for both Uganda & Tanzania. One strategy is not to find jobs but to create jobs – jobs that may look very different from existing ones, in markets that may not even exist now. Entrepreneurship, in its various forms, is the innovative response to this recognition,” Dr Kidero said. hillary_x254

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Rongai killer driver finally arrested Angry Rongai residents diplay the photo of one of the four victims killed last week after a matatu plying the route overturned and rolled on Langata road. Police say they have finally arrseted the driver who caused the accident and that he would be arraigned in court today. PHOTO: Capital FM

The driver of the Ongata Rongai matatu that killed four people along Lang’ata Road last week has finally been arrested and was due to appear in court today.

Nairobi Traffic commandant Leonard Katana said that the driver, who had been in hiding since the accident, was arrested last night. “I want to tell you that we have at last arrested the driver of the Ongata Rongai matatu that killed four people along Lang’ata Road and he will be appearing at the Kibera Law Courts this morning,” Mr Katana said today.

He indicated that the matatu driver would face charges of causing death by dangerous

driving. The driver fled the scene of the accident last Sunday before going into hiding as police launched a manhunt for him.

His employers had been given seven days to produce him after he went into hiding.

The Traffic Police boss further thanked the public for the role they played in the arrest.

“Members of the public played a huge role in his arrest and I want to thank everyone for their assistance in this regard,” he stated.

The matatu was ferrying passengers from Rongai to Nairobi’s city center when it swerved and rolled killing four people and injuring dozens others.

Images that circulated on social media had

Blow to conservation as states anti-poaching pact is watered down

Elephants were the losers when a number of key measures proposed by African elephant range States to protect them from international trade were distilled into a single document leaving the animals exposed to the menace of poaching for illegal ivory trade. CITES Parties compromised the political will of countries from source, to transit to market to close domestic ivory markets and destroy ivory stockpiles.

Proposals on the destruction of ivory stockpiles and the closure of domestic markets were merged into a single resolution in South Africa last evening leaving each much the weaker.

The proposal by 10 African elephant range states encouraging Parties to destroy ivory stockpiles thus was watered down to a decision to develop guidelines for the management of stockpiles including disposal; instead of robust encouragement of parties to destroy their ivory stockpiles. “Given that stockpiles represent a security risk and are a target for criminals to steal and leak ivory into commercial markets, there really should be no question that stockpiles of confiscated ivory should be destroyed with as little impediment as possible,” said Grace Gabriel, Asia Regional Director for IFAW. Another proposal also by 10 African elephant range States led by Angola, calling for Parties with legal domestic markets to close them; now only encourages countries to close those markets that contribute to poaching and illegal trade.

showed passengers in blood-soaked clothes being rescued from the matatu before police arrived. Lang’ata Road has several black spots, where fatal accidents occur nearly every week, according to police records.

At least three buses from the Rongai route have overturned on the notorious road since June last year, raising concerns on their safety record. In August, a pupil from Victorian Academy, Meru died and several others were injured after a bus ferrying them to the music festival overturned on Lang’ata Road.

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Judge withdraws application for deputy Chief Justice job A judge who was shortlisted to be interviewed for the position of Deputy Chief Justice and that of the Supreme Court Judge has pulled out of the race.

High Court Judge Lady Justice Pauline Nyamweya withdrew her application citing complications created by the nomination of David Maraga to become the Chief Justice.

She told the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) that both Maraga and herself belong to the Kisii community and the nomination of the latter as Chief Justice designate will give her no chance of either becoming the his deputy of or landing on the Supreme Court bench.

The JSC said it ‘graciously’ accepted her application.

Regional balance is a key factor that will be considered in choosing who succeeds Kalpana Rawal who retired as Deputy Chief Justice in June.

JSC nominated Court of Appeal judge David Maraga for the Chief Justice position and he now awaits presidential and parliamentary approval.

Dr Isaac Michael Rutenberg is the only male candidate vying for the position of Deputy Chief Justice after David Mwaure Waihiga opted out of the race.

But since the JSC has settled for a man for the CJ, the DCJ is likely to be a female to conform to the gender balance principle at the Supreme Court which currently only has Lady Justice Njoki Ndung’u among the male judges. High Court Judge Lady Justice Abida Ali-Aroni, Appellate Judges Agnes Murgor, Fatuma Sichale and Hannah Okwengu have all been interviewed for the position.

Lawyer Joyce Majiwa and Justice Lydia Achode aslo faced the JSC panel as did Lady Justice Martha Koome and former commissioner with the defunct Electoral Commission of Kenya Pamela Tutui.

Lady Justices Pauline Nyamweya was scheduled to be interviewed today morning before Philomena Mwilu in the afternoon. @peter_x254

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Top US fund Och-Ziff ordered to pay Sh41 billion in Africa bribery Leading US hedge fund Och-Ziff has been ordered to pay $412m (£316m) to settle charges that it paid millions in bribes to top officials across Africa to secure mining and investment rights.

It is the first time a fund has been sanctioned under US foreign bribery laws, the US justice department said.

Its investigation details bribes of tens of millions of dollars paid to Democratic Republic of Congo officials.

It says the bribes secured investments for the fund in diamonds and mining.

Corrupt payment to officials in Libya, Chad, Niger, Guinea and Zimbabwe were also detailed as part of the settlement.

Campaign group Global Witness called the fine “a major step forward” in tackling corporate corruption and called for the individuals behind the deals to be jailed.

New York-based Och-Ziff had more than $39bn in assets under management as of September 2016, making it one of the world’s largest hedge funds.

“Gaining the upper hand in a business venture by engaging in corrupt practices is bribery in its purest form,” said FBI investigator William Sweeney, quoted in a statement from the US Department of Justice.

52 killed at Ethiopia protest Fifty-two people were killed and many more injured in Ethiopia’s Oromia region during a protest at a religious festival, the government says.

Some died in a stampede after police employed tear gas, rubber bullets and baton charges, witnesses said.

Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn said rioters had caused “pre-planned mayhem” that led people to fall to their deaths in ravines.

He denied reports that the security forces had opened fire.

In a national address on state TV, he praised their “great efforts” to protect the public and blamed “evil forces” for the deaths, vowing to bring to justice those responsible..

Thousands had gathered for the religious festival in Bishoftu, 40km (25 miles) from the capital Addis Ababa.

Some reports said police responded after antigovernment protesters threw stones and bottles, but others said demonstrators were entirely peaceful. An Oromo activist, Jawar Mohamed, was quoted as saying that nearly 300 people had been killed and many more injured. He said troops and a helicopter gunship had opened fire, driving people off a cliff and into a lake.

There has been a series of deadly clashes in Ethiopia in recent months.

People in the Oromia and Amhara regions have complained about political and economic marginalisation.

The US has expressed concern about what it termed the excessive use of force against protesters. Crowds at Sunday’s Oromo festival, which AP news agency said had attracted two

A police officer attempts to restrain protesters during a past demonstration in Ethiopia. A stampede at a similar demo yesterday left some 52 people dead and dozens more injured.

million people, chanted “We need freedom” and “We need justice”, witnesses said.

Some participants crossed their wrists above their heads, a gesture that has become a symbol of Oromo protests. The unrest was sparked last November by a plan to expand the capital into

Oromia. This led to fears that farmers from the Oromo ethnic group, the largest in Ethiopia, would be displaced.

The plan was later dropped but protests continued, highlighting issues such as marginalisation and human rights.

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(C) speaks to the press after the announcement of the peace agreement referendum results in Rionegro, Antioquia, Colombia, yesterday. Colombians voted ‘No’ to the peace pact signed less than a week ago between the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) guerrillas, according to official results, with 99.64 percent of the votes counted. PHOTO: LUIS EDUARDO NORIEGA/EPA

GIVING HOPE TO THE DISABLED: Susan Kidero, wife of Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero with National Council of Persons with Disabilities chairman Daniel Sankok during the flagging off of the 11th edition of the Hope on Wheels Walk in Nairobi over the weekend. The initiative is aimed at sensitizing and creating awareness with regards to disabilities and providing care and support to the disabled.

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P. O. Box 30075-00100, Nairobi, KENYA.

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PUBLIC NOTICE - CILOR DEFAULTERS & OTHER DEBTS This is for general information and notice that the underlisted Ministries of the National Government have defaulted in payment of contribution in lieu of rates (CILOR) and parking fees where applicable to the Nairobi City County Government as required under the valuation for rating act cap 266, the rating act cap 267 and Nairobi City County Finance Act 2013.

Despite service and demand through the respective Ministries, they have failed, neglected and or refused to pay the demanded CILOR on the listed properties among others.

National Government that it will escalate this demand to the next level (legal Means) unless the said amounts including the fees on reserved The Nairobi City County Government parkings where applicable is received immediately.

DR. EVANS KIDERO GOVERNOR - NAIROBI CITY COUNTY

CONTRIBUTION IN LIEU OF RATES DEBTS OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 209/5815 JOGOO HOUSE 209/10376 JOGOO HOUSE 209/5788 JOGOO HOUSE (ANNEX) 25209/5987 DC OFFICE (WAIYAKI WAY) 209/5842 DO OFFICE (MAKADARA) 209/10467 NYAYO HOUSE GL KAYOLE D.O OFFICE

28,533,900.00 15,383,104.00 8,685,300.00 9,680,195.00 1,632,000.00 137,888,180.00 522,740.00 KSH. 202,325,419.00

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE 36/III/PT EASTLEIGH AIRFORCE 44,757,600.00 7336/43 KAREN MIOTONI LANE 793,750.00 209/3046 KANGUNDO ROAD 540,070.00 14970/65 RUNDA ESTATE 300,050.00 209/16010 DOD HQ 21,348,600.00 GL. WAIYAKI DOD WAIYAKI WAY 5,869,675.00 WAY 25388 KAHAWA BARACKS 2,694,755.00 11344/R/PT DOD EMBAKASI GARRISON 89,633,180.00 11344/R/PR UNPAID ACQUISITION PREMIUM 60,000,000,000.00 (COST) 9954 LANGATA BARRACKS 110,750,000.00 KSH. 60,276,687,680.00 PARLIAMENT SERVICE COMMISSION 209/5444 PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS 209/4991/13 PARLIAMENT BUILD. PARKING 209/9677 CONTINENTAL HOUSE 209/4335 COUNTY HALL 209/5412 STORES AND PARKING 209/4317 FORMER RED CROSS BUILDING 209/8000/42 SPEAKER RESIDENCE 26964 SENATE SPEAKERS HOUSE 12836/9 CENTRE FOR PARL. STUDIES 209/4316 FORMER JUVENILE COURT 209/11456 MULTI STOREY OFFICE BLOCK 209/4314 FORMER PROTECTION HOUSE GOVERNMENT PRESS 209/241 GOVERNMENT PRESS

15,712,500.00 11,438,700.00 6,110,430.00 9,632,400.00 1,068,656.00 341,700.00 227,724.00 145,731.00 476,427.00 1,403,650.00 1,323,280.00 782,544.00 KSH. 48,663,742.00

KSH. 39,445,000.00

MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT AND INFRASTRUCTURE 209/4670 K.I.H.B.T 657,830.00 209/4671 K.I.H.B.T 657,830.00 209/4672 K.I.H.B.T 657,830.00 209/4929 FORMER MOPW HQ 10,628,400.00 209/2611 MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION 15,664,287.00 CENTRE 209/4657 PUBLIC WORKS MACHAKOS 517,430.00 ROAD 209/4658 PUBLIC WORKS MACHAKOS 688,448.00 ROAD 209/4656 PUBLIC WORKS MACHAKOS 5,178,685.00 ROAD 11254 METROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT 1,481,870.00 KSH. 36,132,610.00 JUDICIAL SERVICE COMMISSION BLOCK 61/442 GK KIBERA LAW COURTS 209/5843 MAKADARA LAW COURTS GL. SHERIA SHERIA HOUSE GL. SUPREME SUPREME COURT 209/8576 HIGH COURT MILIMANI

159,789.00 44,382,961.00 10,692,823.00 38,636,720.00 4,239,120.00 KSH. 98,111,413.00

MINISTRY OF FINANCE (NATIONAL TREASURY) 209/7001 HERUFI HOUSE 10,223,600.00 209/6915 THE TREASURY 779,340.00 KSH.11,002,940.00 PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION 209/5814 PSC

KSH. 29,330,000.00

MINISTRY OF HEALTH GL-AFYA HOUSE AFYA HOUSE 209/11243 DOCTORS QUARTERS NABRO ESTATE

6,033,895.00 8,728,075.00 KSH. 14,761,970.00

MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, WATER AND NATURAL RESOURCE GL-MAJI HOUSE MAJI HOUSE 2,064,650.00 209/9974 KENYA WATER INSTITUTE 389,739.00 209/8261 KENYA WATER INSTITUTE 350,156.00 KSH. 2,804,545.00 COMMISSIONER OF PRISONS GL PRISON PRISON H/QUARTERS 2,100,945.00 BLOCK C GL INDUSTRIAL AREA PRISONS 1,299,480.00 11844 KAMITI PRISONS 238,000.00 7640/R KAMITI PRISONS 7,810,565.00 209/11338/ PRISON STAFF HOUSING BISTER 5,023,215.00 EST KSH. 16,472,205.00 KENYA POLICE SERVICE 8886 GSU DEPT 543,830.00 12857 TRAFFIC HEADQUARTER 543,830.00 18617/PT KAYOLE POLICE STATION 1,178,100.00 209/1065 MILIMANI POLICE STATION 952,000.00 209/108/R PARKLANDS POLICE STATION 1,587,120.00 209/12476 AP CITY PARK 190,920.00 209/3575/R KILELESHWA POLICE STATION 677,110.00 209/4300/164/R EASTLEIGH POLICE STATION 5,304,000.00 209/5916 POLICE SPORTS ASSOCIATION 810,660.00 209/6428 GK CENTRAL POLICE STATION 2,375,240.00 209/986/1 AP PARKLANDS 3,202,800.00 209/986/2 AP PARKLANDS 3,202,800.00 215/R/PT CID HEADQUARTER 809,200.00 22388/2 KABETE POLICE STATION 440,300.00 43/6 KASARANI POLICE STATION 311,265.00 5908/10 GSU TRAINING 2,166,990.00 5960/1 MUTHAIGA POLICE STATION 190,400.00 6845/1313 KIBIKU ADMIN 14,720.00 6845/15/1 GSU TRAINING 1,678,362.00 9039/1 GSU TRAINING 6,192,760.00 9042/F POLICE STATION 555,328.00 BLK 77/1 BURU BURU POLICE STATION 4,188,800.00 BLK 91/218/PT GIGIRI POLICE STATION 512,295.00 GL CENTRAL CENTRAL POLICE STATION 5,504,940.00 GL EMBAKASI EMBAKASI POLICE STATION 1,118,600.00 GL GSU HQ GL GSU THIKA 6,101,130.00 GL PANGANI PANGANI POLICE 2,139,025.00 GL SPRING VALEY SPRING VALLEY POLICE 305,830.00 GL TRAFFIC POL TRAFFIC POLICE STATION 5,102,720.00 GL VIGILANCE VIGILANCE HOUSE 4,599,945.00 RIRUTA S664 RIRUTA POLICE STATION 8,719.00 24173/1 N.S.I.S HQ (MUTHAIGA 2,275,875.00 214/547 N.S.I.S (RESIDENCE) 122,444.00 209/6081 NSIS (EXCHANGE LANE) 216,240.00 TOTAL KSH. 65,125,298.00 MINISTRY OF DEVOLUTION 24901/R NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE (ENG) 24611 NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE HQ KENYA AIRPORTS AUTHORITY 209/13080 K.A.A. (WILSON AIRPORT) 9042/R/PT K.A.A. (EMBAKASI) 9042/R44 K.A.A. (EMBAKASI) 9042/C/ADJ P.C K.A.A. (EMBAKASI) 9042/PT & 9042/22 K.A.A. (EMBAKASI) 9042/B K.A.A. (EMBAKASI) 9042/E K.A.A. (EMBAKASI) 189/3 K.A.A. (EMBAKASI) 7756/4 K.A.A. (EMBAKASI) TOTAL

937,720.00 3,991,855.00 KSH. 4,929,575.00 424,787,080.00 15,401,400.00 283,520.00 434,140.00 299,025.00 464,260.00 517,000.00 3,292,560.00 1,207,680.00 446,686,665.00

MINISTRY OF LANDS HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT GOVERNMENT HOUSING NGARA 2,130,640.00 GOVERNMENT D 2,972,352.00 GOVERNMENT A2 GOVERNMENT HOUSING NGARA 3,710,390.00 GOVERNMENT B2 GOVERNMENT HOUSING NGARA GOVERNMENT 2 GOVERNMENT HOUSING NGARA 3,417,515.00 2,995,952.00 GOVERNMENT D2 GOVERNMENT HOUSING NGARA 3,142,390.00 COMM. OF LANDS GOVERNMENT HOUSING NGARA GOVERNMENT HOUSING NGARA 397,460.00 209/2592 GOVERNMENT HOUSING NGARA 5,304,000.00 209/4300/164/R GOVERNMENT HOUSING NGARA 4,064,300.00 209/5020 GOVERNMENT HOUSING NGARA 306,000.00 209/5797 209/4929 ARDHI HOUSE 10,628,400.00 23371 SURVEY OF KENYA 2,848,860.00 209/4486 MINISTRY OF LANDS 2,008,575.00 209/4487 MINISTRY OF LANDS 2,008,575.00 KSH. 45,935,409.00 KENYA BROADCASTING CORPORATION 26326 Kenya Broadcasting Corporation 33,070,579.00 11255 Kenya Broadcasting Corporation 116,369,873.00 209/10370 Kenya Broadcasting Corporation 1,209,234,024.00 209/5918 Kenya Broadcasting Corporation 1,156,788,215.00 KSH. 2,515,462,691.00

LAND RATES SUB TOTAL

KSH. 63,853,877,162.00

RESERVED PARKING DEBTS KENYA REVENUE AUTHORITY 38 RESERVED PARKING ON LT. TUMBO STREET & HAILE SELASSIE AVE. 2000 – 2016 CENTRAL BANK OF KENYA 46 RESERVED PARKING ON LT. TUMBO STREET & HAILE SELASSIE AVE 2010 – 2016 KENYA BUREAU OF STATISTICS (HERUFI HOUSE) 6 RESERVED PARKINGS ON LT. TUMBO 1999 - 2016 NATIONAL SECURITY INTELLIGENCE SERVICES 12 RESERVED PARKING ON LOITA STREET 1999 – 2016 KENYA POLICE SERVICE 34 RESERVED PARKING – HARAMBEE AVENUE AVENUE/L. TUMBO/HAILE SELASSIE 1999- 2016 12 RESERVED PARKING ON TAIFA ROAD 2012 – 2016 OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY PRESIDENT (HARAMBEE AVENUE) RESERVED ON STREET PARKING MINISTRY OF FINANCE (NATIONAL TREASURY) RESERVED PARKING ON H/SELASSIE & LT TUMBO HIGH COURT MILIMANI 72 RESERVED PARKINGS 2012 2016 PARKING SUB-TOTAL

GRAND TOTAL

KSH. 45,800,800.00

KSH. 48,760,000.00

KSH. 10,560,000.00

KSH. 20,200,000.00

KSH. 60,560,000.00 KSH. 10,000,000.00

KSH.125,780,000.00

KSH. 8,800,000.00

KSH. 60,480,000.00 KSH. 390,940,800.00

KSH. 64,244,817,962.00

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Agriculture sector helps grow economy by 6.2pc Kenya’s economy expanded by 6.2 per cent year-on-year in the second quarter of 2016 compared with a growth of 5.9 per cent during the same period in 2015, the Kenta National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) reveals.

The growth was mainly supported by a strong rebound in tourism recovery and better performances in the country’s agriculture, forestry and fishing transportation and storage, real estate, as well as wholesale and retail trade sectors.

“The remarkable growth was on account of a considerable boost from conference tourism as well as an improved security situation. The recovery has also been enhanced by rigorous marketing initiatives that have been implemented over time,” KNBS said.

During the period under review, the agriculture sector posted a 5.5 per cent growth compared to a revised growth of 4.0 per cent realised in a similar period in 2015. The period under review was characterized by adequate and well distributed rainfall that greatly enhanced agricultural production.

However, the manufacturing sector experienced the slowest growth at 3.2 per cent during the review quarter while the accommodation and food services industry continued with a recovery that started in the fourth quarter of 2015 to expand by 15.3 per cent over the same period.

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In 2015, East Africa’s biggest economy struggled with a number of challenges including attacks blamed on Somalia’s al Shabaab militants that scared away tourists and eroded foreign exchange earnings in the sector.

Growth in the transport sector rose to 8.8 per cent in the quarter under review from 6.8 per cent in the same quarter of 2015, KNBS said. The Treasury projects

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Facebook rolls out Messenger Lite app in Kenya, continues global expansion

Workers sort coffee beans from a conveyor belt at the Dormans coffee factory in Nairobi. and communication sectors recorded notable improvements in their growths during the review quarter.

Activities of the construction and financial and insurance sectors slowed down but maintained robust growth during the review under period.

Tourism, along with tea, horticulture and remittances, are Kenya’s leading sources of foreign exchange.

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that the economy will grow 6 per cent in the 2016 calendar year and by 7 per cent a year in the medium term, compared with 5.6 per cent last year.

Meanwhile, the country’s current account deficit slowed by 6 per cent to Sh141.92 billion helped by low international oil prices and falling machinery imports, the statistics office said. @enock_x254

Facebook Inc. has today launched a stripped down version of its popular Messenger app targeting low and middle income users as it seeks to expand its international footprint.

Dubbed messenger lite, the app uses less data and is designed to work in areas with slower internet connections.

It will be rolled out in Kenya, Tunisia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Venezuela but will it will expand to other countries in the coming months.

The social media giant has largely flooded Western markets, including North America and Europe, and has set its sights on developing countries, in part by rolling out “lite” versions of its main Facebook app and now Messenger, which have fewer capabilities than the main apps.

David Marcus, Head of Messenger, said users with Android phones will still be able to use the core features of Messenger, including the ability to send text messages, photos and links but will not be able to make video or voice calls or make payments.

“We want to make sure Messenger products are truly for everyone,” said Marcus.

Facebook also offers a pared-down version of the internet in more than three dozen countries, called Free Basics, to connect people to the internet who do not have a reliable connection.

Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg has repeatedly said the company’s mission is to get everyone in the world connected to the internet.

BuSINESS DIARY KRA refutes recruitment drive claims

Networking event at Daykio Plaza

Impact Hub Nairobi, a co-working space, incubator and social enterprise community centre, will on Wednesday, October 5, 2016, host an event to recognize the group’s upcoming inauguration. The affair, to be held at the Spire Education business school along Ngong Lane in Daykio Plaza, will run from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM. Impact Hub Nairobi is part of the larger Impact Hub group that has evolved into a rapidly expanding, diverse global network of over 11,000-plus members in 80-plus locations and is set to open its doors in 2017. Impact Hub Nairobi’s mission is to create a hub that enables the community to transform Nairobi into a fairer and more inclusive city.

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DrinkEntrepreneurs, a monthly event that bring entrepreneurs together, has invited interested individuals to take part in the latest edition of their meet-up. The event currently runs on the first Thursday of every month in Nairobi and many other cities, allowing thousands of entrepreneurs to meet partners, co-workers, investors and friends. This month’s affair will be held on Thursday, October 6, 2016 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Interested parties have been urged to come interact with Nairobi’s finest Founders as well as the Startups that will be pitching at this year’s ‘Seedstars World Nairobi Edition’ event.

The Kenya Revenue Authority says it is not conducting any graduate recruitment programme as alleged in information circulating on social media.

According to a statement, KRA stated that currently there is no such program and urged the public not to be duped by fraudsters.

KRA further indicated that anyone interested in pursuing any training should enroll at the Kenya School of Revenue Administration.

“Kindly note that currently, KRA does not have any graduate trainee recruitment program. Those interested in training on tax administration and customs can enrol at the Kenya School of Revenue Administration (KESRA),” the statement indicated.

It encouraged those contacted by anyone giving contrary information to contact KRA immediately.

“Should you come in contact with such fraudsters, contact KRA through email: cic@ kra.go.ke,” the statement added.

KRA’s warning comes just two weeks after two Authority officials were arraigned in court for fraudulent importation and registration of high end vehicles without paying taxes.

The two suspects, Elijah Ojuma Girimani

and George Onyango Opanga were accused of clearing motor vehicles which import duty amounting to over Sh5 million was not paid in mid-September. They were also accused of giving false declarations to KRA to procure various motor vehicles. They are also facing charge of conspiracy to contravene provisions of East Africa Community Customs Management Act. They appeared before Nairobi Chief Magistrate Daniel Ogembo last month, where they denied over 11 tax evasion counts.

They have been remanded in custody for five days pending completion of investigations.

The charge stated that on 16th July, at Jomo

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Kenyatta International Airport Customs Warehouse in Nairobi, jointly with others not before court conspired to evade payment of import duty amounting to Sh6.5 million.

Opanga was charged with others before court for knowingly and fraudulently interfering with KRA online system to reflect that import duty had been paid for the said Range Rover vehicle. On his part Girimani was accused of procuring three uncustomed motor vehicles; Range Rover registration KCH 001T, Land Cruiser registration KCH 008T and Land Cruiser registration KCH 400T, whose combined taxes of Sh7, 661, 861 had not been paid among other charges.

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Liquid Telecom feted as firm connects Counties to free internet services MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2016

Liquid Telecom was named Best Southern Africa Wholesale Carrier at the first ever Africa Carrier Awards, held in Kampala, Uganda, as part of Capacity Africa 2016.

Liquid Telecom received the award in recognition of its outstanding customer support to regional and international carriers. The internet service provider this year launched over 300 free Wi-Fi hotspots across Kenya, allowing people to access free internet services. Just last month, the firm unveiled plans to connect nine Counties to its free Wi-Fi network, having already setup similar operations in Nakuru.

At the the Awards ceremony, the judging panel singled out Liquid Telecom’s continued investment in its network, which spans 12 countries and offers access to 24,000km of cross-border, metro and access fibre networks.

“We are delighted to collect the award for Best Southern Africa Wholesale Carrier. The award recognises our outstanding quality of service to wholesale customers across the region, which we support through our worldclass infrastructure,” said Malvin Meyer, Group Managing Executive at Liquid Telecom.

The ceremony, which was held at the Speke Resort as part of Capacity

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Sameer Africa Limited Sameer Africa Limited was the week’s top gainer after edging upwards by 18.0 per cent. The share price was up to Sh2.95 from the previous week’s close of Sh2.50. The stock edged upwards on local investors speculative trading with small volumes trading. Year-to-date, its share price has shed 21.3 per cent of its value.

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TransCentury Limited TransCentury Ltd was the week’s top laggard for the second consecutive week plummeting by a further 30.3 per cent over the course of the week’s trading. The shares closed at a price of Sh6.55 from their previous closing price of Sh9.40. The stock shed further as investors continued with their profit taking activities.

Year-to-date, its share price has shed 20.6 per cent of its value.

Africa 2016, celebrated outstanding contributions to the African wholesale telecoms market where the firm was also shortlisted as Best East African Wholesale Carrier and Best Marketing Campaign.

The award capped a successful first day for Liquid Telecom at the tenth annual Capacity Africa, which attracted over

400 delegates. As well as exhibiting at the event, Liquid Telecom’s CTO and Liquid Telecom CEO Kenya Ben Roberts also spoke at the opening panel session about the wholesale opportunities and challenges presented

by Uganda’s telecoms market.

The Award comes barely four months after the Communications Authority

of Kenya, in conjunction with Liquid Telecom Kenya, announced plans to connect 46 branches of Kenya National Libraries Services (KNLS) to the internet via a digitization programme for the first time in the country’s history.

As part of the agreement, Kenya’s public libraries are moving online as the organisations work hand-in-hand

to deliver free Internet to over half a million people this year.

The move will see each outlet provided with additional computers, Kindle devices and tablets at a cost Sh72 million, allowing library members to gain access to fixed and wireless Internet on their own devices. @enock_x254

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Central Bank calls on service providers to help fight poverty MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2016

The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has called on innovators and financial service providers, urging them to listen and understand the concerns of their prospective customers in order to ensure financial inclusion and fight poverty.

CBK Governor Dr. Patrick Njoroge, while addressing delegates at the recently-concluded 4th Edition of the Dutch Development Bank (FMO) Future of Finance conference in Noordwijk, in The Netherlands, said that stakeholders need to do more in order to address a poverty crisis that is currently plaguing the nation.

Dr. Njoroge’s highlighted the impact of disruptive technology on financial inclusion and the immense possibilities that these innovations offer for achieving inclusive economic growth, sustainable development, and poverty reduction. He also noted the need for financial sector regulators to ensure that digital innovations do not jeopardize financial stability or consumers.

Dr Njoroge delivered the keynote speech on the first day of the conference which was attended by several dignitaries including Queen Máxima of the Netherlands and United Nations Secretary General’s Special Advocate for Inclusive Finance for Development.

“It is important that innovators and financial service providers listen and understand the concerns of their prospective customers,” the Governor said.

“This will generate a wider range of appropriately-designed financial products, based on customers’ diverse needs and characteristics. These services will also need to be affordable

Central Bank of Kenya Governor, Patrick Njoroge, speaks during the Fourteenth Session of United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD 14) in July. by low-income households and vulnerable groups, and the consumers should also benefit from reduced marginal cost of additional digital financial services, as provided by the underlying technologies. Going back to the example of art, the benefits of the artists’ innovations would be felt more widely if more people can see and enjoy these masterpieces,” he added.

Dr. Njoroge noted that in light of the successes in improving financial inclusion, more attention should be given to expanding financial services in the lagging areas. He explained that of particular importance is the extension of financial services to SMEs, women,

and those living below and dangerously close to the poverty line (those earning Sh200 to Sh500 a day).

The latter group of consumers represent 23 per cent of the population in sub-Saharan Africa, comprising of economically active persons in both the formal and informal sectors who lack meaningful assets and remain vulnerable.

The Governor stated that as an example of targeted financial services, Kenya will allow the public to purchase government securities through their mobile phone money transfer services, with a minimum investment amount of $30 (Sh3,000).

“This will be transformational— in addition to promoting financial inclusion, it will strengthen the population’s savings culture and ultimately lead to an increase in national savings. Standardization of technologies will likely yield benefits in the short term, but this should not be allowed to stifle the emergence of new technology. Technological standards support the production process and market penetration of products, and thereby has a significant effect on innovation, productivity, and market structure. 5 However, coupled with dominant leaders in the industry, this would increase considerably switching costs and network effects, and conflicting with the long-term objective of greater market access with evolving technology,” Dr. Njoroge said.

“Innovations need to deal adequately with the risks arising from these financial services. The most significant risks currently relate to cybercrime and data privacy, even as customers navigate a landscape strewn with hidden risks,” he explained.

At the forum, the Governor noted that a number of other consumer protection concerns have also emerged, including: the lack of safeguards for funds held by non-prudentially regulated providers; limited disclosure of fees, terms and conditions; insufficient agent liquidity; irresponsible lending through the digital channels; and unclear or limited recourse in case of disagreement with the provider.

“What is clear is that building a sound consumer and data protection framework with evolving capabilities is critical,” he said. @Dennis_x254

CBK sues IBL directors, moves to seize assets The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has sued Imperial Bank’s Directors and is seeking to freeze assets worth Sh45 billion held in more than 40 companies. Together with the Kenya Deposit Insurance Corporation (KDIC), CBK is also seeking orders to seize all the known property and assets of the shareholders and directors in Kenya.

Under the Banking Act, the directors and shareholders jointly owed its depositors fiduciary duty first and foremost, acting as trustees of assets placed under their control. The court was told the 10 directors were under regulatory and statutory obligation to apply and comply with guidelines by the CBK. CBK carried out annual routine inspections through its bank supervision department over the years.

During the inspection, it identified a number of violations in management and lending among others.

Imperial Bank was placed under receivership last October following reports of massive fraud undertaken by the lender’s management. The Central Bank, along with the KDIC, then took measures to safeguard the Bank’s depositors and resume the lender’s operations.

By July this year, over five Imperial Bank branches commenced their operations for the first time since the scandal broke in a bid to ease the process of payments for the bank’s large depositors.

The move followed an earlier joint agreement between the Kenya Deposit

Insurance Corporation and NIC bank to kick-start the process. The move came after NIC Bank assessed and determined the quality of Imperial Bank’s assets and liabilities, giving the mandate to process and manage payouts to depositors.

Reducing gender inequality will spur economic growth - report

Reducing Kenya’s gender inequality gap will boost the country’s economy, a report from the Groupe Speciale Mobile Association (GSMA) has revealed.

GSMA, which represents the interests of mobile operators worldwide, uniting nearly 800 operators with more than 250 companies in the broader mobile ecosystem, has seen its analyses reviewed by the Central Bank of Kenya as the regulator moves to address issues of gender inequality and financial inclusion.

“Compared to similarly-situated countries, Kenya has a relatively small gender gap of about 7 per cent,” CBK Governor Dr. Patrick Njoroge said.

“Data from a large integrated banking and payments platform in Kenya indicates that 41 per cent of users are women. However, 99 per cent of these women users are active users, whereas 59 per cent of users are men but only 77 per cent of them are active users. ,” he explained.

Speaking during last week’s Dutch Development Bank (FMO) Future of Finance conference, the Governor noted that mobile phone technology has allowed Kenya to make substantial progress in financial inclusion. There are some 38.3 million mobile phone subscribers in Kenya, which representsa penetration rate of 89 per cent. In addition, the network of mobile money agents has grown significantly, from 527 agents in June 2007 to 164,465 in June 2016. These factors have allowed access to formal financial services to expand from 26 percent in 2006 to over 75 per cent currently. Similar improvements in financial inclusion have been witnessed in other countries in the region—recently reported numbers are Mauritius at 88 per cent, South Africa at 83 per cent, Rwanda at 68 per cent, Tanzania at 57 per cent, and Nigeria at 48 percent, and Democratic Republic of Congo at 36 percent.

“Women account for 82 percent of total savings. The Groupe Speciale Mobile Association study attributes the small gender gap in Kenya to the success of mobile money, which provides women and their families a distinct reason to own and use a mobile phone,” Dr. Njoroge said. The study ranked Kenya’s women among the most connected in the world. In contrast, there is a sizeable gender gap in mobile phone ownership and usage in low and middle-income countries. There is evidence to suggest that women in those countries are on average 14 per cent less likely to own a mobile phone than men.

“Gender gaps in Mexico and Egypt are 6 percent and 2 per cent respectively, and reported at 41 per cent in Niger and 21 per cent in Jordan,” said the Governor.

The study noted that countries with higher per capita GDP generally have smaller gender gaps in mobile phone ownership. @Dennis_x254

ICT Policy will support 1bn people, says CS Mucheru ICT Cabinet Secretary Joe Mucheru says the revamped ICT Draft Policy would create a single digital market for more than a billion people as it has taken into account the Smart African Initiative, a manifesto that seeks to drive development across the continent.

Speaking during a meeting with members of the Kenya Private Sector Alliance, CS Mucheru said the Draft Policy has been reviewed to incorporate issues of new and emerging technologies such as big data, over-the-top content (OTT) and Netflix, which are multimedia platforms that deliver audio and video services over the Internet without the involvement of multiple systems.

“The policy covers infrastructure,

applications and content creation. It will provide a framework to guide sustained ICT sector growth in the country over the next five years,” he said.

Mr Mucheru said the Draft Policy has been validated by stakeholders and will be forwarded to the Cabinet for approval before it is made operational.

On the ICT Protection Bill, KEPSA Chairman Michael Macharia said sectoral players will meet in a fortnight to identify and agree on an independent body that would enforce self-regulation in the ICT industry in the country.

Mr Macharia called for a common approach to ICT issues by the private sector in order to

streamline and promote quality services and products.

CS Mucheru lauded the ICT Bill that was sponsored by a private member, saying it is a milestone surprise development in the industry that would have reversed ICT gains.

On Enterprise Kenya, the Cabinet Secretary said KEPSA had been given the mandate to streamline structures of the entity to enable it deliver on its mandate to harness Kenya’s innovative potential.

He stated that the with new Bill, enterprises will have access to government funds. @enock_x254

ICT Ministry CS Joe Mucheru.

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Kantar launches new brand to serve government, public sector as group sets up Nairobi HQ Kantar, one of the world’s leading data, insight and consultancy companies, has announced the launch of a new global brand, Kantar Public, which will work with clients in government, development organizations and commercial businesses to advise in the delivery of public policy, public services and public communications.

The group is preparing to set up a headquarters in Nairobi as it moves to serve the greater Sub-Saharan region.

“Kantar Public will deliver global best practice through our local, expert teams; will synthesise innovations in marketing science, data analytics with the best of classic social research approaches; and will build on a long history of methodological innovation to deliver public value. It includes consulting, research and analytical capabilities,” the company said in a statement.

“As part of this global move, the Kantar Public Development Practice will be launched shortly in sub-Saharan Africa, headquartered in Nairobi, continuing and consolidating our work to bring about more effective development through locally based high quality and innovative evaluation and research,” the statement added.

Kantar Public is a leading supplier of research in the public sector in markets as diverse as the UK, Germany and Australia, and fastest growing sector in markets including India and Africa. Kantar Public now brings together Kantar’s expert sector teams integrating capability from Kantar TNS, Kantar Millward Brown, Kantar IMRB and Kantar IBOPE. Its offer is designed to support the needs of government and public sector clients in different social and political environments, and to provide holistic support, from formative research work on public policy through to internal capability building and impact assessment of development programmes. Working with the WPP Government and Public Sector Practice, Kantar Public can also support its clients in the government communications field with integrated campaign activity and digital government service delivery.

“We are proud of the work that we do in this sector, which is growing fast. Its increasing importance in stimulating behavioural change in many aspects of societies requires the kind of expert resource and investment that Kantar Public will provide,” said Eric Salama, Kantar CEO who was commenting on the launch.

“I believe we have a unique toolkit, backed by a world leading research infrastructure, and are ideally placed to assist our clients in government, the public sector and global institutions.

I am also very lucky to have been able to appoint such a strong team of global leaders, who share a passion for quality and innovation in our client work, for the delivery of a better public realm,” said Dr Michelle Harrison, Global CEO and Chair of Kantar Public UK. @Dennis_x254

Kenya among countries set to benefit from a Sh1 billion grant Kenya is set to benefit from a Sh1 billion grant from the International Development Association (IDA) as the World Bank-backed organization prepares to release the funds in the coming weeks. The development objective of the grant, dubbed the First Financial Sector Development and Regionalization Project for East African Community (EAC) is to establish the foundation for financial sector integration among EAC Partner States.

The proposed Additional Financing (AF) seeks $10.5 million (over Sh1 billion) over a three year implementation period, so that the project will have had a cumulative life of 8 years and 8 months when it

closes on September 30, 2019.

The IDA supports anti-poverty programs in the poorest developing countries with long-term, no interest loans. The development objective of the project is to help countries formulate a regional approach to financial inclusion, further legal and regulatory, harmonize and build institutional capacity to manage the increasingly integrated financial sector in the EAC. The cash will serve as a lending instrument and the AF will scaleup only those activities in Kenya, Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda which have made notable progress towards the higherlevel objective of broadening and

deepening the EAC financial sector thereby contributing meaningfully towards the Project Development Objective (PDO). It will also support activities that are a natural progression from activities previously supported by the project, and activities that are supported by strong client priorities within the large financial sector integration agenda.

“Even as policy-makers commit to an increasingly closer regional economic community, the financial sector has, in some senses, been ahead of them in recognizing the potential of the regional market.

In the financial sector this is made obvious by the number of the banks that operate in more than one of

the Partner States,” said arecent statement from the World Bank.

“The basis for today’ s banking integration in the EAC goes back to reforms undertaken in the 1990s, when Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda adopted policies to reduce government’s share in the financial sector, allowing the market to play a more important role in resource allocation. These reforms paved the way for foreign bank entry into the region. Among the first banks to enter were Barclays, Stanbic, and Standard Chartered, while several other smaller foreign banks set up greenfield subsidiaries from the second half of the nineties onwards,” added the report.At present, Kenyan banks dominate

cross-border banking in the EAC. Beginning in the early 2000s Kenyan banks have grown their presence in the region such that the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) is home supervisor to eleven banks with cross-border banking interests in the EAC, of which three are foreign controlled banks. These banks have set up a substantial branch network in the region with over 300 branches in the EAC outside Kenya) as of end December 2014.

More recently, CRDB from Tanzania has also set up shop in Burundi, signifying a deepening of the cross-border banking links in the EAC. @Dennis_x254

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takes to make a big star great. It is a combination of RnB, jazz, soul and a little bit of pop. The singer who has her origins in the famed Sauti Academy is taking on a weary music industry with a bright spark and a fresh sound. Her debut single ‘Kitunguu’ which is a play on the concept the tears cutting onions inevitably bring and the correlation with a broken heart, is not only clever but it’s also a moving and a soulful introduction.

The singer draws inspiration from life experienceS and the truth is apparent from her sound.

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Sauti Academy keeps producing some of the greatest talent in the country. Ms Kemunto is no exception, the singer has a sound that is equal parts jazzy, nostalgic and idyllic. An artiste with a distinct point of view and a sadly sweet voice, which is just as powerful as it is poignant. Her singles all available on SoundCloud tell stories of love lost and love found while remaining relatable and easy to consume on the whole. Her biggest triumph is the way she merges different genres to create something original and compelling.

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Her YouTube channel is filled with stirring covers of big hits and acoustic renditions. Another alumnus of Penya Africa and thus Sauti Academy, this songstress has produced one of the biggest slow-burners of the year so far. The voice behind ‘Rongai’, now an anthem, celebrating the settlement and its vibrant matatu culture, has had a smashing hit on her hands with the single. Produced by Sauti Sol guitarist Polycarp O t i e n o , the song is a sure winner. Teaming up with Kalahi earlier this year, the singers performed at Kasha, their own creation and it was a soulful endevour.

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The sensual Rosa is not a new name among some circles. The songstress has been hustling since she was a teenager. Signed to label Flag 42, her sound is described as Afro-fusion and RnB, with a playful voice and killer looks to boot the singer is going nowhere but up. Her debut album known as ‘Original Copy’ contains the hit single ‘Rudi Nyumbani’, a big band infused love song, which she coos and belts out through and takes full advantage of her vocal prowess.

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Kim Kardashian seems to be having quite an eventful Paris Fashion Week, after nearly being assaulted by notorious prankster Vitalii Sediuk last week, the socialite was held at gunpoint by masked gunmen masquerading as police officers at a luxury residence in France. International media reports state that jewelry worth millions was stolen but Kardashian was not physically harmed after the incident. Husband Kanye West, reportedly cut short his show at Meadows Music & Arts Festival in Queens, New York after learning of the robbery. In a statement to E News, Kardashian’s mother, Kris Jenner stated that the reality TV star was doing fine, “She will be OK,” she said.

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he Jumia Kenya Glamour Awards held last Saturday at the Boma Hotel aimed to promote talent and nurture a creative environment for content creators, media personalities and fashion upstarts in their various industries. The event was all about the glitz and the glam and the winners were decided by votes form the public.

Winners of the night included; Best Dressed Male Artist of the year - Kagwe Mungai Best Dressed Female Artist of the year - Size 8 Best Dressed Male Media Personality - Jamal Gadaafi Best Dressed Female Media Personality - Amina Abdi Make-up Artist of the year - Make Up by SK Top Photographer of the year - Donald Gregory Menswear Designer - Gjey Mavazi Top Male Model of the year - Brian Onyango Top Female Model of the year - Barbara June Supportive Company - Mosound Best Dressed CEO - Lynnette Anderson Brands to Watch - Xpat Mkwanja

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In anticipation for her no-doubt sizzling upcoming album termed as ‘Safari’ the Nigeria-based Kenyan songstress Victoria Kimani has unveiled stunning visuals that pay homage to her heritage. The fashion film showcases a number of tribal-inspired pieces and nature that fall into the larger Safari theme of her album. The pieces range from a pencil skirt created out of a Maasai shuka, a beaded bustier, a matching full skirt and crop top made from leso and a snake-skin cone bralette. The video is interspersed with shots of traditional ceremonies and garb including picturesque shots of the vast African landscape.

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ays after causing ripples online with her hard-to-miss performance costume, which consisted of a pink leotard and white boots, singer Akothee decided she was not here for the hate that her outfit was receiving. Criticized for being ‘one of her worst outfits’ the flamboyant ‘Give It To Me’ hitmakker had some choice words for detractors, ‘Only those with inferiority complex complains bitterly about my performance costume, otherwise if you had a body that could rock that attire, trust me you could order from my personal designer @phina_marcotte, it’s cheap goes for $ 350, come witness what I have for Www.Afrimma.com it’s gonna be maaadness #sumbuaaataarif ’ she posted online. Her outfit costs over Sh.35000 to keep it short.

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KARLIE KLOSS showed just enough skin.

SARA SAMPAIO fused sheer and lace tastefully.

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ELSA HOSK was flirty in shimmery black.

Although it’s a new month, our focus is still on the back to back fashion weeks around the world and currently, fashion lovers are in France for the all-chic Paris Fashion Week.

From stunning catwalks, glorious red carpets to admirable street style, Paris has it all and we have a golden treat from the L’Oréal Gold Obsession Party intertwined with the ongoing PFW. Check out how the stars chose to shine: @mercy_x254

SOPHIA RESING tempted us to look twice.

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KAMBUA DADDY OWEN FT. RIGAN SARKOZI

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In this praise tune, Daddy Owen and Congo-bred Rigan Sarkozi perform a rendition of a traditional African hymn, of course updated for a modern audience. Produced by RKay, the song hearkens to grand church songs that get everybody moving. The song has Congolese roots and Rigan Sarkozi does this part well in carrying the song’s original meaning, Daddy Owen complements this by putting his own spin on the culturally significant tune.

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ize 8 is back at it with a gospel anthem that’s sure to melt even the hardest of hearts. The singer takes the viewer through her musical and life journey from her childhood to being the other half of the gospel power couple that she has turned into in present day. She gives God the glory by thanking Him for the far that His power has taken her. The video also features a cameo by her husband, DJ Mo and a couple of other gospel music heavy hitters.

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song that is sure to be a comeback for gospel songstress Kambua, ‘Anatimiza’ is cinematic in its scale but still somewhat grounded and relatable. The worship song sees Kambua back in fighting form as she explains ‘God’s Word is inerrant and infallible.’ The inspirational video shot by True D features some celebrity cameos in the way of Kanze Dena and Janet Kanini who recently overcame her battle with cancer. It’s a great song to listen to when you need some inspiration your way.

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Barcelona stunned by Celta Vigo MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2016

Barcelona blew the chance to go top of La Liga as they were stunned by a sparkling Celta Vigo at the Balaidos.

Iago Aspas inspired the hosts into a 3-0 lead at the break, setting up Pione Sisto’s opener, scoring a fine second and forcing Jeremy Mathieu’s own goal.

Barcelona fought back through Gerard Pique’s header and Neymar’s penalty, only for MarcAndre ter Stegen’s awful error to hand Celta their fourth goal.

Pique scored a second header late on but Celta held on for a thrilling win.

Without the injured Lionel Messi, Barcelona looked bereft of ideas at times as they failed to take the chance to go top following Real Madrid’s earlier draw with Eibar, instead remaining in fourth.

The hosts appeared to start in survival mode as Barcelona dominated the opening ten minutes only for Celta to end the half threatening to utterly humiliate their opponents.

Former Liverpool striker Aspas was the catalyst, sliding in Sisto with a brilliant first-time ball after Celta pounced on Ter Stegen’s poor attempted pass to Sergio Busquets, with the Danish forward providing an impressive low finish after his first touch took him wide.

Shortly after drawing a fine save from Ter Stegen, Aspas had Celta’s second - controlling a long ball forward before powering away from the back-tracking Pique to calmly slot past the hapless Barcelona keeper on the angle.

Moments later Celta scored their third, Aspas causing panic by

Roma beat Inter 2-1 to move to third in Serie A

Roma moved up to third in Serie A as goals from Edin Dzeko and Kostas Manolas secured victory over Inter Milan at the Stadio Olimpico. Dzeko turned in Bruno Peres’ cross from close range to give the hosts the lead after only five minutes. Ever Banega equalised for Frank de Boer’s side in the 72nd minute with a calm finish after Mauro Icardi’s pass caught out the Roma defence. Manolas restored Roma’s lead soon after as his header deflected in off Icardi. Inter pressed for a late equaliser but Dzeko nearly grabbed a second late on, only to be denied

by Samir Handanovic’s stunning save. It was the fourth straight home win for Luciano Spalletti’s side as they stayed within five points of leaders Juventus, who won 3-0 at Empoli, while Inter fall to ninth.

Balotelli sees red after scoring Nice winnner Barcelona’s Brazilian forward Neymar da Silva (L) and Uruguayan Luis Suarez (R), react after the third Celta’s goal during the Spanish Primera Division match played at Balaidos stadium in Vigo, Pontevedra, northwestern Spain, last night. Celta Vigo won 4-3.

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running in behind the Barcelona defence and forcing Mathieu to divert Daniel Wass’ perfectly-

weighted cross into his own net before Aspas could get there.

After the interval, the hosts were guilty of complacency, remaining static as Pique stole in to score before Pablo Hernandez conceded a penalty with a clumsy foul on Andre Gomes.

But Hernandez made amends in the 77th minute, charging down an indecisive Ter Stegen, whose attempt to loft the ball back to Jordi Alba hit Hernandez in the face and rebounded in for Celta’s bizarre fourth.

Despite having won both previous games this season where Messi was absent, Barcelona clearly missed their talisman as they failed to unpick Celta’s defence for long periods.

Neymar took it on himself to play Messi’s roaming role but often found himself running into traffic, while neither Arda Turn nor Rafinha could provide the attacking thrust lost by Neymar dropping deeper.

Instead it was Pique who offered his side’s most consistent attacking threat, surging forward to head in a cross from substitute Andres Iniesta, making his 600th Barcelona appearance, before also turning in Denis Suarez’s ball from the right.

And while Pique was guilty of backing off Aspas for Celta’s second, Barcelona’s miserable night was summed up by Ter Stegen - at fault for two goals, with his late error ultimately putting the draw beyond his team in a frantic finale.

Celta Vigo striker Iago Aspas celebrates after scoring his team;’s second goal against Barcelona in the Spanish La Liga last night. Aspas set up the first goal, scored the second and was instrumental in the third as Celta stunned a Messiless Barcelona in Baladois.

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M a r i o Balotelli scored a late winner and was sent off as Nice beat Lorient to return to the top of Ligue 1. The Italian produced a sublime curling strike in the 86th minute to restore his side’s lead and was booked for removing his shirt in c el ebr at i on .

In added time, he was dismissed after being shown another yellow card for a clash with Lorient’s Steven Moreira. Despite Balotelli’s red card, Nice easily held on to extend their unbeaten start to the season to eight games. Ricardo Pereira had given the hosts the lead in the 11th minute before Benjamin Moukandjo equalised for Lorient shortly after the hour mark. Nice’s victory means they moved above Monaco, who had gone top on Saturday by thrashing Metz 7-0.

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Koscielny scores controversial Arsenal winner MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2016

Burnley suffered a cruel defeat at Turf Moor as Arsenal secured victory with a controversial Laurent Koscielny goal in the final act of an intriguing match.

In added time, Theo Walcott headed across goal towards Alex OxladeChamberlain whose effort went in off what appeared to be Koscielny’s elbow.

As well as a possible handball, there was also a hint of offside with captain Koscielny standing on the goalline.

Michael Keane had Burnley’s best chance, heading on to the crossbar.

But despite the Clarets’ fine defensive display, with Keane in particular impressing as they shut out Arsenal until the 94th minute, they came away with no points for their efforts.

The win allowed Arsenal to close the gap on league leaders Manchester City, who lost 2-0 at Tottenham in one of Sunday’s earlier kick-offs, to two points while overtaking Liverpool to claim third place.

Manager Arsene Wenger admitted his team were fortunate in victory but with this result at Turf Moor, and convincing victories over Chelsea in the league and Basel in the Champions League in the last week, the north Londoners have hit a fine run of form, extending their unbeaten stretch to six league games.

Immediately after the match, Koscielny - who was credited with the

Arsenal’s Laurent Koscielny scores in injury time against Burnley at the Tur Moor during their English Premier League clash last evening. The match-winning goal was scored under controversial circumstances.

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goal - said he did not know whether he had handled. “I tried with my right foot and I don’t know if I touch it with my hand,” the Frenchman said.

Even though Burnley did not appeal for handball at the time, their manager Sean Dyche said afterwards the ball “quite clearly” hit the defender’s hand.

To add to the confusion Arsenal’s winner caused, Oxlade-Chamberlain celebrated as if he had scored but

the England international’s shot did appear to hit Koscielny’s arm before it crossed the line, while Dyche even suggested that it was the Arsenal captain who kicked the ball on to his own arm. As another caveat, if it were the case that Oxlade-Chamberlain did kick the ball on to Koscielny’s arm, the defender would have been in an offside position.

“You have to question the added time,

the corner and whether it should have come in, the handball and question whether we should have dealt with it,” added Dyche. “It’s a poor way to end a game.”

But no matter what the theories or Dyche’s thoughts, referee Craig Pawson saw nothing wrong with the winner which secured Arsenal a fifth successive Premier League win and ensured another win for Wenger as

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Arsenal were their usual selves in possession - accurate, quick, dominant - but their pleasing-on-the-eye play would often break down as soon as they closed in on the Burnley box, in the first half especially.

The visitors had just one shot on target before the break - a trifling Mesut Ozil attempt in the 16th minute - and so organised were Burnley in defence, it quickly became clear why Dyche’s side had conceded only five goals in their last 17 league games at home before this match.

Ozil was as disappointing as he was effervescent in the 3-0 win over Chelsea, his game summed up with a wayward shot which sailed into the stands when there were better options available to him.

Wenger admitted his team were jaded after three matches in eight days.

“We lacked sharpness and our legs were heavy and that was a game we could win 1-0 and also lose 1-0 on setpieces,” the Frenchman said.

As the match progressed, the Gunners threatened more with Alexis Sanchez their most dangerous player, forcing a low save from goalkeeper Tom Heaton and then striking the bottom corner of the post after Burnley had failed to deal with an Ozil cross.

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BETTING HIGHLIGHTS Tottenham’s Dele Ali (2-R) is congratulated by teammates after scoring during the English Premier League match against Manchester City at White Hart Lane in London last evening.

City won 2-0.

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Superb Spurs too good for Man City

Tottenham deservedly ended Pep Guardiola’s perfect Premier League start and underlined their own title credentials with a thrilling victory over Manchester City at White Hart Lane.

Guardiola had won his previous six games and 10 of his previous 11 matches in charge, but City were outplayed by a vibrant Spurs who moved second in the table and are now the league’s only unbeaten team.

Spurs dominated from the start and were in front early on when Aleksandar Kolarov sliced Danny Rose’s cross into his own net after nine minutes.

Dele Alli confirmed their superiority eight minutes before half-time with a cool finish from Son Heung-min’s pass.

Spurs could even afford the luxury of seeing Erik Lamela’s second-half penalty saved by City keeper Claudio Bravo, and even though Sergio Aguero twice brought Hugo Lloris into action, once when he turned a shot on to the post, Mauricio Pochettino’s side fully deserved a convincing win.

Spurs took charge from the first whistle against a City side many felt were shaping up to run away with the title - barely allowing Guardiola’s side a second to breathe and refusing to allow them any time to impose their passing game.

And it was all done without main marksman Harry Kane, who is sidelined with an ankle injury. In many respects this was the first time Spurs have fully hit their stride this season, and what a time to do it.

On days like this the team that pushed Leicester long and hard for last season’s Premier League title look the complete package from back to front.

They have a reliable keeper in Hugo Lloris, strength in defence in the shape of Jan Vertongen and Toby Alderweireld allied to the midfield power of Victor Wanyama and Moussa Sissoko plus the creation of Christian Eriksen, Alli and Son. While Guardiola prides himself on the high pressing style of his side and work on the ball once they gain possession - they were beaten in all aspects of this by Spurs.

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It is difficult to play against them,” Said Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino.

It was City’s first defeat under Guardiola, so hardly time for a mass inquest - but Spurs may have shown there is a way to unsettle his multi-talented side.

Spurs and Manchester City were both missing big players in Kane and Kevin de Bruyne respectively - and there was no doubt who coped better.

“It was a tough game, we knew that.

Tottenham have been a very good team for the last three years, fighting. We were little late in all aspects. We could not have so many chances, in many aspects they were better than us,” Man City manager Pep Guardiola observed.

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