Distributions continue in flood-hit Nyando and Nyakach sub-counties with all most 2100 households having received enough rations of wheat flour rice, blankets and other basic supplies to last them
Governor Nyong’o in the accompany of the County Commissioner and His deputy Dr. Mathew Owili led a delegation of National Government officers, county officials and other humanitarian partners to the distribution rations and visiting flood victims at Ombaka and Nyong’ong’a Rescue Centres in Nyando and Nyakach sub-counties to monitor the ongoing rescue activities.
The Governor reported that the county eventually hopes to provide emergency food rations to all affected people across Nyando and Nyakach in Kisumu County.
In collaboration with the national government and well-wishers, the governor said, the county government of Kisumu has continued distributing food and other supplies to the victims and that with the help of the Kenyan Government to assess the scale of the crisis and the needs of those affected by the subsequent flood.
The leadership recognized that with the persistent floods, there are fears that people living in affected areas will have no crops to harvest, jeopardizing their food security in the coming months.
However, the governor pledged continuous support towards the affected households.
By Matilda Atieno
Governor Prof. Anyang’ Nyong’o issuing food and other supplies to the flood victims at Ombaka in Nyando SubCounty
The rice farmers association in Nyakach Sub County dubbed COFA (Cham Ogweyo Farmers Association) today received a 3M milling machine from the Venezuelan government through FAO in partnership with National and County Governments.
This will go a long way in boosting mechanized production, rice value addition and eventually improve the economic situation of not only the sub county but also the region.
Speaking during the handing over of the machine to the Farmers, the CEC Member for Agriculture, Irrigation, Livestock and Fisheries, Mr Gilchrist Okuom thanked the Venezuelan government for the good gesture of touching lives at the lowest level to make them productive.
He reiterated that his department is working on upgrading Wasare Scheme and construction of a water intake at Gem Rae irrigation scheme by January next year. This will improve productivity in the area since the farmers have been relying on unreliable rainfall that is impacting negatively on their productivity.
Madam Jane Ndung’u a representative of the national government lauded the Venezuelan government for funding the project as a demonstration that we can mechanize, and add value to improve the economic situation of the region.
Stating that rice production falls under the big four agenda- food security and nutrition in the country, she called on farmers to double their efforts on rice production to fill in the gap.
FAO assistant representative, Mr Hamisi Williams urged the farmers to stay focused, create opportunities for others and work in harmony to entice more donor funded projects for economic development in the region
The FAO Kenya representative, Mr Tobias Kavarasha of Zimbabwe origin, who has just been posted to Kenya said it was an honor being that Kenya is the leading agricultural country in Africa. He reiterated the importance of partnerships in production, rice as a value chain that can be improved through mechanization and technology.
The Venezuelan Ambassador, Jesus Agustin Puppo Manzanilla on his part thanked the people for their warm welcome and said their government is committed to continue working closely with FAO, national and county governments in capacity building. He therefore called for good working relations among the partners.
Also in attendance were: the Sub county administrator Mr Vincent Orayo, the area Chief, the area MCA representative, Maurice Opiyo the chairman COFA, Henry Guya assistant chairman COFA, members of COFA among other guests
FAO Kenya representative Mr Tobias Kavarasha hands over signed documents to Mr Maurice Opiyo the chairman COFA CBO flanked by County Minister Gilchrist Okuom and Venezuelan Ambassador, Jesus Agustin Puppo
Venezuelan Ambassador, Jesus Puppo handing over the milling machine to County Minister Gilchrist Okuom at Katito
SUPPLY & IMPLEMENTATION OF VEHICLE TRACKING AND FLEET MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
CGK/F&EP/TRA/FLEET/001/2019-2020
INVITATION TO TENDER
TENDER NO.CGK/FIN/2019: SUPPLY & IMPLEMENTATION OF VEHICLE TRACKING AND FLEET MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
County Government of Kisumu (CGK) invites sealed tenders from eligible candidates for the Supply & Implementation of Vehicle Tracking and Fleet Management System.
Interested eligible candidates may obtain further information from and inspect the tender documents from
Procurement Office at the County Headquarters’, Prosperity House, 2nd Floor Wing “A”. A complete tender document may be obtained by interested candidates on normal working days between 8.30 a.m and 4.00 p.m or Download from the CGK website www.kisumu.go.ke, upon payment of a non-refundable fee of Kenya Shillings One Thousand (Kshs. 1,000) payable in cash or bankers’ cheque to County Government of Kisumu.
Completed tender documents in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked “CGK/F&EP/TRA/FLEET/001/2019-2020: Supply & Implementation of Vehicle Tracking and Fleet Management System should be addressed and delivered to: THE COUNTY SECRETARY, COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF KISUMU, P.O. BOX 2738-40100 KISUMU. Or be deposited in the Tender Box at CGK Headquarters’, 2nd Floor Main Reception marked “TENDER BOX” so as to be received on or before 10.00 am on Friday 13th December, 2019.
Tender opening will be carried out immediately thereafter at the CGK Board Room
Tenders must be accompanied by Bid Bond of 2% of the Tender sum in the format specified in the tender documents.
Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the tenderers representatives who choose to attend the opening at CGK Board Room
CGK FLEET MANAGEMENT-FINAL (1)
HEAD OF SUPPLY CHAIN
INVITATION TO TENDER
TENDERS FOR ROADS MAINTAINANCE LEVY FUND (RMLF) AND COUNTRY REVENUE FUND (CRF) DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS FINANCIAL YEAR 2019-2020
County Government of Kisumu hereby invites sealed bids from eligible candidates to tender for RMLF and CRF Roadworks Projects for FY 2019/2020.
Download the below documents to view the advertised Roads Tenders;
TENDER NOTICE- COUNTY WEBSITE FINAL
the BQs can be downloaded below or by going to https://www.kisumu.go.ke/resources/downloads/tenders/
CRF ROADS
1.-OPENING-OF-DUBAI-MIRACLE-BRIDGE-ACCESS-ROAD.pdf
2. IMPROVEMENT OF TIDOI-KUNYA ACCESS ROAD
3. IMPROVEMENT OF MIGINGO ACCESS ROAD
4. IMPROVEMENT OF OTONGLO – POMBO ACCESS ROAD
5. OPENING & IMPROVEMENT OF KOTHINDI-ODUNDO ACCESS ROAD
7. IMPROVEMENT OF MAMA FATUMA TURN OFF MARIWA DISPENSARY-MARIWA MARKET ACCESS ROAD
8. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF MUHORONI SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL –ALAI AMATA ACCESS ROAD
9. IMPROVEMENT OF KOWINO AROMBO PRI-KONGILI-KODONGO ACCESS ROAD
10. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF BWANDA PRI. SCHOOL – MBOGO AMIMO – KADEYA ACCESS ROAD
11. CONSTRUCTION OF KOMOKE CULVERT
12. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF AWACH SCHEME-KANYAGORO ACCESS ROAD
13. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF KANDHOGA-OGANGO-HEALTH CENTRE-KUTH AWENDA ACCESS ROAD
14. OPENING OF THUR GEM-OBWON PRI-RARIEDA KOKETCH ACCESS ROAD
15. OPENING OF NYASORO-OBWA-KOGWEYO ACCESS ROAD
16. OPENING OF OREMO-OKUTA ACCESS ROAD
17. OPENING&IMPROVEMENT OF SANGO-ROTA MAEMBE BEACH
20. OPENING OF TOLL NJORA KIBWON ACCESS ROAD 21. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF URADI –SABAKO –KOMANJE-OBAMBO-KAMOLO-AWENDO ACCESS ROAD
22. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF URADI –SABAKO –KOMANJE-OBAMBO-KAMOLO-AWENDO ACCESS ROAD
23. OPENING OF APOKO ACHICH ACCESS ROAD
24. OPENING OF OBOCH-KEYO ACCESS ROAD
25. IMPROVEMENT OF SIANY-KOBERA ACCESS ROAD
26. IMPROVEMENT OF SIANY-KOBERA ACCESS ROAD
27. IMPROVEMENT OF KOTHOCHE-KUNYA ACCESS ROAD
28. IMPROVEMENT OF GREATLAKES – KISURE ACCESS ROAD
29. IMPROVEMENT OF ALANGO-KIBOS ACCESS ROAD
30. IMPROVEMENT OF OBWOLO-WATHOREGO ACCESS ROAD
31. IMPROVEMENT OF OBAGO-MASARA ACCESS ROAD
32. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF ST. BORNFACE WAWERU-MASOGO ACCESS ROAD
33. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OMBEYI – NGOP RANDA – BLOCK F ACCESS ROADCULVERTS
34. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF KABOYI-KAKIDHA-KAMBOGA ACCESS ROAD
35. IMPROVEMENT OF KANYOBOLA TWIN ACCESS ROAD
36. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OMBEYI – NGOP RANDA – BLOCK F ACCESS ROADCULVERTS
37. OPENING AND GRAVELLING OF KOYONGO – KILITI ALUNGO ACCESS ROAD
38. IMPROVEMENT OF KANYOBOLA TWIN ACCESS ROAD
39. IMPROVEMENT OF ORIWO KANAM TWIN ACCESS ROAD
40. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF DISI – KOREKE ACCESS ROAD
41. OPENING OF KOSIRO – OBUGI ACCESS ROAD
42. OPENING OF KOLUOCH ACCESS ROAD
43. OPENING OF PAP- ONDITI OPIYO LISANA ACCESS ROAD
44. TARMAKING ROADS AT ARINA ESTATE
46. OPENING OF PAP- ONDITI OPIYO LISANA ACCESS ROAD
47. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF SIDIKA – KONDOLO –APAMO ACCESS ROAD
48. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF BONDE – SIANY ACCESS ROAD
49. OPENING & IMPROVEMENT OF KONA KAYONA- HTCA -KAWITI OTETE RING ROAD
50. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF MUGULI NYAWITA ACCESS ROAD
51. CONSTRUCTION OF HARAMBEE BURLO BRIDGE
52. OPENING & IMPROVEMENT OF LUNGA-MAGWAR ACCESS ROAD
53. OPENING OF KAMANDO-KOKECH-JOBITA KOKO ACCESS ROAD
54. IMPROVEMENT OF DAFINA-EDOM-DAGO ACCESS ROAD
55. OPENING & IMPROVEMENT OF ADUWO-KAMARIA-OLARE ROAD
56. OPENING & IMPROVEMENT OF LUNGA-MAGWAR ACCESS ROAD
57. OPENING ,GRADING AND GRAVELLING OF OMUNGI KOJUKA ROAD
58. PUBLIC WORKS OLD AIRPORT ROAD
59. NYAWITA FLYOVER DRAINAGE STONE PITCHING
60. CONSTRUCTION OF SABUNI –SUPERLOAF ACCESS ROAD
61. MURRAMING KASANGO-KAMAKOWA ROAD
62. OPENING ,GRADING AND GRAVELLING OF OMUNGI KOJUKA ROAD
63. IMPROVEMENT OF RABUOR-ANGOLA JUNCTION ACCESS ROAD
64. OPENING,GRADING AND GRAVELLING OF NYAYO MARKET KAYENGO KAGUNDO ROAD
65. OPENING & IMPROVEMENT OF ALUNGO KABUDHO ACCESS ROAD
66. IMPROVEMENT OF AKOTHE LOTH RAPD – TAMU CENTRAL ACCESS ROAD
67. IMPROVEMENT OF SINYOLO JUNCTION-MAKITU ACCESS ROAD
68. OPENING OF ANDING’O FOOTBRIDGE -DWELE JUNCTION ACCESS ROAD
69. OPENING AND CONSTRUCTION OF MULTIPLE CULVERTS AT KAJAGONGO-ONYINJO ROAD
70. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF LWALA SCHOOL-KAGUMBA ACCESS ROAD
71. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF KAGWENY- AMI ROAD
72. IMPROVEMENT OF CHEPSWETA KIBIGORI LEGION ACCESS ROAD
73. IMPROVEMENT OF KABUYA – OREGOREGO MARKET ACCESS ROAD
74. IMPROVEMENT OF AKOTHE LOTH RAPD – TAMU CENTRAL ACCESS ROAD
75. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF MIRINGO – KOMOGO – KANYIPOLA ACCESS ROAD
76. CONSTRUCTION OF NAIROBI ROAD – OKIRO – MAGENDO ACCESS ROAD
78. OPENING AND CONSTRUCTION OF MULTIPLE CULVERTS AT KAJAGONGO-ONYINJO ROAD
79. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF KOBARA MEK- OMUYA ROAD
80. OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF KAGWENY- AMI ROAD
81. IMPROVEMENT OF RABUOR MARKET – OORA – KAGETI ACCESS ROAD
82. IMPROVEMENT OF KABUYA – OREGOREGO MARKET ACCESS ROAD
83. OPENING OF BOLO-NYAMARIMBA ACCESS
KRB ROADS
1. IMPROVEMENT OF DUNGA-LIMPOPO ACCESS ROAD
2. IMPROVEMENT OF GOD NYITHINDO BRIDGE-TAMU ACCESS ROAD 3. IMPROVEMENT OF GUBA-KABONG’O ACCESS ROAD
4. IMPROVEMENT OF GUU KABEGE-LUNGA ACCESS ROAD
5. IMPROVEMENT OF HONGO OGOSA – JUNCTION KOGAGA – KALUORE ACCESS ROAD
6. IMPROVEMENT OF JUNCTION KAMIKA-ABUOMBO BRIDGE ACCESS ROAD
7. IMPROVEMENT OF KADINDA-BWANDA SDA ACCESS ROAD
8. IMPROVEMENT OF KAKIBOGO-MINYANGE ACCESS ROAD
9. IMPROVEMENT OF KAMAGAWA – EBENEZER – KODERO ACCESS ROAD
10. DRAINAGE WORKS AT ROTARY-NYALENDA ACCESS ROAD
11. IMPROVEMENT OF KANDIEGE-KOGUOM ACCESS ROAD
12. IMPROVEMENT OF KASESE JUNCTION-OBUMBA ODINGA ACCESS ROAD
13. IMPROVEMENT OF KERE ACCESS ROAD
14. IMPROVEMENT OF KOLENYO-KINDU ACCESS ROAD
15. IMPROVEMENT OF KOCHUNG’-DAGO KOKORE-NUMBER GEE – KAHAYA ACCESS ROAD
16. IMPROVEMENT OF KOLEWE-CHIGA ACCESS ROAD
17. IMPROVEMENT OF KONA BAR – KOWINO MARKET-KASAGAM PRI. ACCESS ROAD
18. IMPROVEMENT OF KONA KALI-KINDU-KA DC OBUO ACCESS ROAD 19. IMPROVEMENT OF KOPAR KAMANGO-ODEYO MARABA ACCESS ROAD
20. IMPROVEMENT OF LELA-SUNRISE ACCESS ROAD
21. IMPROVEMENT OF MIRANGA MARKET-OMBO PRI. –LUNG’A ACCESS ROAD
22. IMPROVEMENT OF MOLEM-RAGUMO-ANGOLA ACCESS ROAD
23. IMPROVEMENT OF MUHORONI TOWN ROADS
24. IMPROVEMENT OF JUA KALI ACCESS ROAD
25. IMPROVEMENT OF NYAKONGO PRIMARY SCHOOL – MAGENDO ACCESS ROAD
26. IMPROVEMENT OF NYAMAROKA – SIGOTI ACCESS ROAD
27. IMPROVEMENT OF NYANGANDE-KADETE ACCESS ROAD
29. IMPROVEMENT OF OBOCH-OBUORA ACCESS ROAD
28. IMPROVEMENT OF OBAMBO -LISUKA ACCESS ROAD
30. IMPROVEMENT OF OCHINDI-KAROMBE-MASOGO SEC. ACCESS ROAD
31. IMPROVEMENT OF OFFICE NGENY – OKWACH MAKINDU ACCESS ROAD
32. IMPROVEMENT OF OGAL – GOT PUTH -URADI DISPENSARY ACCESS ROAD
33. IMPROVEMENT OF CARWASH-KAEGO ACCESS ROAD
34. IMPROVEMENT OF OREN JUNCTION-JUNCTION BUGO KOBALA ACCESS ROAD
35. IMPROVEMENT OF POLYVIEW ESTATE ROADS
36. IMPROVEMENT OF PORT FLORENCE-PENSTATE PRIMARY SCHOOL ACCESS ROAD
37. IMPROVEMENT OF RODI-NYAGUDA-KALOKA ACCESS ROAD
38. IMPROVEMENT OF SOKO JUNCTION-MICHURA JUNCTION ACCESS ROAD
39. IMPROVEMENT OF VOICE OF SALVATION AND HEALING CHURCH – OKETHA ACCESS ROAD
40. REHABILITATION OF OKWACH MAKINDU BOX CULVERT
41. DRAINAGE WORKS AT OBOCH KANYAMUNDE ACCESS ROAD
Note:
The Reserved Tenders are reserved for the Special Categories only; namely;
- Youth
- Women
- People with disabilities
- MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS
The following must be submitted together with the bid;
- . Certified copy of Certificate of Incorporation,
- Certified copy of VALID Registration Certificate with the National Construction Authority (NCA) in the classes specified in the tender notice.
- VAT and PIN Registration,
- A copy of VALID Tax Compliance Certificate from Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA),
- Certified copy of RECENT CR12 FORM (WITHIN 12 MONTHS) from Registrar of Companies.
- Certified copy of current Single Business Permit preferably from Kisumu County.
- Bidders shall sequentially serialize all pages for each tender document submitted failure to which the bidder shall be disqualified.
- Signed and stamped Form of Tender
- Duly signed Pre-Tender Site Visit Certificate
- Completely filled Tender and Confidential Business Questionnaire Forms.
- Tenders must be accompanied by an original tender Security of 2% of the tender sum in form of a guarantee acceptable under the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act, 2015 and Public Procurement and Disposal Regulations 2006 payable to the County Government of Kisumu.
- MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS FOR BIDDERS IN CATEGORY B (TENDERS RESERVED FOR YOUTH, WOMEN & PERSONS WITH DISABILITY TENDERS)
- All listed requirements (1-10) in category (A) above.
- Dully filled and signed Bid Securing Declaration Form for special categories.
- Certified copy of Certificate of Registration for access to government procurement opportunities from the National Treasury for tenders in the Special Categories.
Note! Certification must be by a commissioner for oaths.
Other requirements are as specified in the tender notice and this tender document.
- Bidders with history of Non-performance (e.g failure to complete the projects for the last three financial years, Notice of termination or termination of contracts in the last three financial years will be Disqualified.
- Any form of canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification.
The complete set of tender documents may be downloaded from the County’s website ie www.kisumu.go.ke . Completed Tender Documents are to be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes marked with Tender Name and Tender Number and deposited in the Tender Box located adjacent to the Accounts Office, Department of Roads, Transport and Public Works, Bandani; off Kisumu–Busia Road or to be addressed to:
THE CHIEF OFFICER
DEPARTMENT OF ROADS TRANSPORT & PUBLIC WORKS
COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF KISUMU
P.O BOX 2738-40100
KISUMU
so as to be received on or before 13th Dec, 2019 at 11.00A.M
- Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the candidates or their representatives who choose to attend at the Board Room Department of Roads, Transport and Public Works, Bandani off Busia – Kisumu
- Prices quoted should be net inclusive of all taxes, must be in Kenya shillings and shall remain valid for 90 days from the closing date of tender.
- Pre-bid conference will be held at the Board Room Department of Roads, Transport and Public Works, Bandani off Busia – Kisumu on 4th Dec,2019 at11.00A.M
- Pre-bid Site Visit will be held in the period between 4th Dec ,2019 to 11th Dec,2019 and bidders shall make arrangement with the client. This Site Visit is Mandatory to all bidders.
Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the candidates or their representatives who choose to attend at the Board Room Department of Roads, Transport and Public Works, Bandani off Busia – Kisumu
Late bids will be not be accepted.
Interested eligible candidates may obtain further information and inspect Tender Documents and the Design Drawings at Roads Directorate, Department of Roads, Transport and Public Works, Bandani; off Kisumu – Busia Road, during normal working hours.
DIRECTOR –SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
Kisumu County Public Service Board wishes to recruit competent and qualified persons to fill the following positions in their respective Departments as listed below:
1. DEPARTMENT OF GOVERNANCE & ADMINISTRATION S/NO JOB CADRE JOB GROUP S
1. Chief Officer Governance and Administration S KSM/CPSB/2019/100
2. Chief Officer Strategy, Policy and Delivery S KSM/CPSB/2019/101
3. Chief Officer Information and Public Communication S KSM/CPSB/2019/102
2. DEPARTMENT OF ROADS, TRANSPORT AND PUBLIC WORKS S/NO JOB CADRE JOB GROUP S
1. Chief Officer Roads and Public Works S KSM/CPSB/2019/103
2. Chief Officer Marine Transport and Mechanical Engineering S KSM/CPSB/2019/104
3. DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM, CULTURE, ARTS & SPORTS S/NO JOB CADRE JOB GROUP S
1. Chief Officer Tourism, Culture & Arts S KSM/CPSB/2019/105
2. Chief Officer Sports Management S KSM/CPSB/2019/106
Note: These positions will be on Contract for period of three years.
For details on the above advertised positions and how to apply, applicants are asked to visit our website www.kisumu.go.ke .
HOW TO APPLY The candidate should apply by downloading and filling application for employment form available on our website. All dully filled forms should be sent to the undersigned on or before 20th November 2019 at 4.00 pm.
THE SECRETARY PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD
P.O. BOX 7792-40100, KISUMU
Hand delivered applications can be dropped at our offices located at Kisumu County Public Service Board Offices (Former M.E.O Office), Okore Road, Milimani, Kisumu.
All candidates interested in any of the above positions must attach clearance certificates from KRA, HELB, EACC, CID, CRB and Commission for Higher Education for degrees obtained outside Kenya.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
NB: The County Government of Kisumu is an equal opportunity employer and women, the youth and persons with disabilities who meet the specified requirements are encouraged to apply and also indicate so in their applications.
Find attached below:By clicking on the Link
November 2019 Advertisement complete
DRAFT FINANCE BILL 2019
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROGRAMpublic participation Notice
Pursuant to Article 10(2). Article 196(i) (f) of the Constitution of Kenya and Section 87 of the County Government Act of 2012, Kisumu County Government invites the members of the Public, Private Sector Organization, Interested Parties and all Stakeholders to submit any presentation they have on the Draft Finance Bill 2019.
The presentation may be made orally or by written memorandum in the following manner:
- A written memorandum may be forwarded to the County Secretary, County Government of Kisumu, P.O Box 2738-40100 Kisumu or Hand delivered to the office of the County Secretary to be received on or before 20th October 2019.
- Public hearing to be held in all the seven Sub-Counties as per the dates, time and venue indicated below;
The proposed bill can be obtained from the County web site; https://www.Kisumu.go.ke
| DATE | SUB-COUNTY | TIME | VENUE |
| TUESDAY
22nd OCT 2019 |
SEME | 9 A.M.- 5 P.M. | KIT MIKAYI |
| WEDNESDAY
23rd OCT 2019 |
KISUMU WEST | 9 A.M.-5 P.M. | OJOLLA HALL |
| THURSDAY
24th OCT 2019 |
KISUMU EAST | 9 A.M.- 5 P.M | KIBOS RAILWAY STATION HALL |
| FRIDAY
25th OCT 2019 |
MUHORONI | 9 A.M.- 5 P.M | MNARA SDA CHURCH |
| MONDAY
28th OCT 2019 |
MUHORONI | 9 A.M.- 5 P.M | NYANGOMA RESOURCE CENTRE |
| TUESDAY
29th OCT 2019 |
NYAKACH | 9 A.M.- 5 P.M | PAP ONDITI |
| WEDNESDAY
30th OCT 2019 |
NYANDO | 9 A.M.- 5 P.M | AHERO RESOURCE CENTRE |
| THURSDAY
31st OCT 2019 |
KISUMU CENTRAL | 9 A.M.- 5 P.M | GOAN INSTITUTE HALL |
| FRIDAY
3rd Nov 2019 |
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TEAM | 9 A.M.- 5 P.M | AGA KHAN HALL |
GODFREY.M. KIGOCHI
COUNTY SECRETARY
Kisumu County Secretary Mr. Geoffrey Kigochi this week presided over the official opening of training for Kisumu County grievances redress and feedback Committee on effective County grievance redress mechanisms (CGRFC) at Boma inn, Eldoret County
In his speech Mr. Kigochi stated that complaints are part of our day to day activities hence we need effective mechanisms to report and handle malpractices.
The County secretary stated that the reporting mechanism requires citizens to make complaints easily and effectively and that the complaints registered should be handled well.
“The complaints mechanism is a potential to strengthen the organization’s credibility and reputation that leads to a win-win situation,” he said.
Grievance Redress Mechanism is part and parcel of the machinery of any administration and as County government of Kisumu Managing grievances is one of the top priorities. This move has brought the entire redressal framework into focus.
the mechanism is the gauge to measure efficiency and effectiveness as it provides important feedback on the working of the administration. The entire process will be governed by the Kisumu County grievances redress and feedback Committee.
By Emily Mikwa
Kisumu County Secretary Mr. Geoffrey Kigochi this week presided over the official opening of training for Kisumu County grievances redress and feedback