Leaders shun burial of 3 infants burnt to death

By Gastone Valusi and Dennis Mwikya

Tears flowed freely on Thursday during the burial of Three infants who were burned to death over family land tussle in Kangundo, Machakos County last week.

From our archives. The Gun Drama Story

 

Monday, 5 July 2010

The Anchor June 2010

Strange Gun Drama!

Police seek to know who shot priest

By MARTIN MASAI
POLICE is packaging details they have gathered over a bizarre shooting incident in the residence of Makueni Parish head Father John Makewa.
In the incident, It is reported that suspected gangsters raided the residence forcing Father Makewa to open fire in an effort to fight back at about 4.15 am on March 20,2010.
When gunshots rung out that night, a catholic Priest, Father Fidelis Nzuki was left injured and bleeding profusely. He sustained a shot on his arm and another between his legs.
Reports made to the Police in Wote, Makueni District that morning by Father Makewa indicated that the alleged gangsters fired at the house, injuring the visiting Father Nzuki and forcing Father Makewa to return fire. During the night of attack, Father Makewa had hosted four other priests in his house, among them Father Nzuki. The Priests allege that they were woken up by gunfire with Father Makewa shouting that the house was under attack.
They could not hear the attackers other than gunshots that made them believe that they were under attack. It could not have been that the fire was coming from the priest’s gun. While fully alert, it is alleged that Father Makewa called Father Nzuki and handed to him a gun and asked him to head towards the door of the sitting room and open it stealthily so that he(Makewa) could have a full view of the gangsters.
It is claimed that Father Makewa took a position along the corridor holding rifle, ostensibly to give cover to Father Nzuki as he opened the door. The other priests remained holed up in their rooms.
As Nzuki opened the door, a gunshot tore through his arm and he is reported to have yelled that he had been shot. As he wailed, a voice shouted “you can Die!” as another shot hit him, ripping through the flesh close to his genitals.
All this while, the other priests were shaking in fear of the unknown. It is alleged that Father Makewa eventually opened the door, and after a while, workers at the parish and the priests organised to take the injured priest to the hospital.
It was then assumed that Father Nzuki was hit by the alleged gangsters. Makewa narrated to The Anchor the story of the alleged raid and did not lock out the possibility that one of his shots may have ricocheted and hit Father Nzuki.
The matter turned nasty when police arrived at the home of Father Makewa and begun interviewing neighbours and the inhabitants of the house. On examining the scene of crime, they noticed that several windows had their glasses shattered and scattered on the outer side- meaning that shooting could only have taken place from inside the house.
Police sources say they combed the house and neighborhood for evidence that there were intruders and were convinced that the alleged attack may only have been a theory they found difficult to believe.
Police have interviewed close to 20 witnesses and the theory of attack has been narrowing down with each new statement.
Police then took away the two weapons- a rifle and a gun, all owned by Father Makewa- and begun an investigation that seems informed by both the fear of God, the risk of framing up a man of God or even tearing into turf wars that have seen priests position themselves to bid for the Bishop’s seat in the yet to be created Makueni Diocese of the Catholic Church.
Worse still, it may even be that the investigation is crippled by usual official red tape or outright inefficiency. Now a good three months after the attack, police are still lazing around with the shooting dominating conversation in many meetings in the parish.
Father Nzuki was eventually taken to Mater Hospital to begin a new life. He stayed at the ICU for two weeks and is currently recovering at a Catholic home in Mlolongo. Nzuki, now pursuing a Masters Degree in Business and Administration in Nairobi, interestingly was introduced to priesthood by Father Makewa and in fact comes from the same village in Kangundo.
The relationship between the pair has been such that they were seemingly inseparable. He was a constant visitor of Makewa and according to his own account; there has never been a known dis-agreement.
Nzuki’s account of the shooting tells how he reluctantly took hold of a gun thrust to him by his senior and instructed to crawl towards the door and open it. A police source says there is no doubt in Nzuki’s mind who was his assailant.
His statement is replete with exchanges that police are seeking to knit together and develop a motive for the shooting. Makewa was one of his regular visitors in hospital until the visits were abruptly stopped after the ailing priest was reported to have had nightmares and sleepless nights arising from the tragedy of the night of attack.
Shortly after, The Bishop of Machakos Catholic Diocese, the Most Rev Martin Kivuva instructed Father Makewa to step aside as head of the Parish to allow police carry out independent investigations. He was to report back to the bishop on May 22, 2010 for further deployment or instructions and that has not been possible due to the pace of the probe.
Makewa is an experienced priest who has come along way, clashing with the administration over various issues, the latest being a showdown with a former Makueni DC over alleged theft and sale of famine relief food.
Investigators are said to be approaching the matter carefully as they know that past clashes with the priest may be seen to have a hand in their probe.
Makewa was seen, along Father Kyule, and Father Mondiu as possible successors of the late Bishop Urbanus Kioko as Bishop of Machakos but the appointment of Bishop Kivuva, then based at Kwale sprung a surprise that may have send discomfort to some of the priests- key among them father Makewa who has bestrode the catholic scene in Machakos like a colossus. Sources in some sections of the church believe that the investigation may be swayed by a purported fight for who will be the new Bishop of the Makueni Diocese, a belief that may actually be far fetched.
Bishop Kivuva told The Anchor that it became necessary for Father Makewa to step aside given the nature of allegations and direction the investigation was taking. He said the church wanted the matter handled in the best manner possible so that all fears are put to rest “That is all there is to this matter in spite of the many stories that are doing rounds over it”
A new priest, Father Mutunga has since taken over from Father Makewa who remains away- mostly at his home in Kangundo where he is alleged to be under the escort of two armed Administration Police Officers.
They were attached to him after alleged incidents in Kangundo that seemed to have put his life in danger arising from family links with the injured priest.
The Anchor has been unable to reach any of the priests in Makewa’s house on the fateful night. However Police recorded statements from them, the injured priest and Father Makewa himself. Indeed they have taken two statements from Father Makewa.
Police sources say that finger prints and ballistic experts examined the guns recovered from the priest and confirmed that the bullet that hit Father Nzuki were fired from the Rifle Father Makewa held at the time of attack.
Now the biggest headache for the police is to append a motive for the shooting. Those privy to the probe say Police are investigating Father Makewa’s gun history- from the time he was licensed to carry weapons, his use of ammunition, incidents involving his use of the gun and storage in an attempt to decipher a motive for the shooting.
The Anchor also established that Police stopped probing the gangster theory in the attack and has been wondering why anyone would invent such a story in a case where a priest is shot with a gun being held by another who has been a mentor, friend and more of an elder brother.

From our archives: Peter Mulei

 https://theanchormedia.blogspot.com/2010/07/anchor-june-2010.html#:~:text=Peter%20Ngumbi%20Mulei,of%20a%20man.

The Anchor (Digital Edition): Equity Scholarship: 32 students picked

The Anchor (Digital Edition): Equity Scholarship: 32 students picked: 

  By Gastone Valusi  in Machakos.   Thirty two (32) pupils from Machakos County have been selected for the Equity Wings to Fly scholarship i...

Equity Scholarship: 32 students picked

 By Gastone Valusi
 in Machakos.
 

Thirty two (32) pupils from Machakos County have been selected for the Equity Wings to Fly scholarship in a highly competitive process that attracted hundreds of applicants.

Jhpiego President visits Makueni for a review of Joint Projects

WOTE: January 18, 2023

Jhpiego President Leslie Mancuso and her two Vice Presidents Deborah Bossemeyer and Wendy Taylor on today toured Makueni for an appraisal of the impact of joint projects with the county government on health matters.

The team led by Jhpiego Country Director-Kenya Stephen Mutwiwa and other technical officers was hosted by Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili in Wote where they toured several projects’ beneficiaries.

Jhpiego has collaborated with Makueni to develop systems that save lives and guarantee healthier futures for women and their families through multiple projects and partners.These include:

1. The Gates-funded Advance Family planning (AFP) to ensure access to quality family planning through evidence-based advocacy.

2. Working with the Gates-supported Antenatal Postnatal Research Collective (ARC) project, Makueni County has integrated Network of Care (NoCs) into services delivery.  NoCs are a system where public and/or private health facilities deliberately interconnect through an administrative and clinical management model to increases the timeliness of referral processes for Maternal and Neonatal Health complications. 

3. Obstetric Safe Surgery project, supported by Johnson and Johnson which trained more than 80 healthcare providers who are members of surgical teams, leads in charge of maternity and subcounty Reproductive Health coordinators to perform safe, timely caesarean sections. 

4. Building on the clinical, community and data management skills from the Obstetric Safe Surgery project, the county and Jhpiego leveraged Proximie technology— a virtual dial in where senior surgeons support surgeries without being in the hospital physically— to review gaps in service provision for surgeries and charted actions taken.  

5. The Life after Birth project is working with Makueni to introduce quality-assured drugs for excessive bleeding after birth (Heat-stable Carbetocin, tranexamic acid and misoprostol) to Kenya. 

6. Obstetric Fistula project, where Makueni seeks to eradicate fistula through creating awareness, preventing and reducing the surgical backlog of fistula in the county.

-Story by Governor's Press Service 

School demands refund of fees in a sponsorship fiasco

By Gastone Valusi in Machakos.

A parent at  Caring Hearts High School in Matungulu constituency has been given seven days by the school's lawyer to pay Sh 450,000 which she obtained  as sponsorship for school fees for his daughter under false pretences.

Nairobi lawyer Davies Mulani made the demand in a letter to the parent Mr Ezekiel Macharia to pay the school money after his wife Teresia Mbula Macharia  falsely and maliciously went to the school 2019 and  claimed she was  a single poor mother who could not afford school fees and other expenses for her daughter Dorcas Wangari Macharia in order to get full scholarship.

Ezekiel and Teresia Macharia 

In the letter seen by The Anchor Newspaper, the lawyer said after Teresia  made the false claim to the  school their daughter was  offered full scholarship for the last four years from 2019 to 2022. Teresiah also lied to the school administrator that she was single and didn't have a husband.

"The school has now discovered that Teresia is not a single mother and that her husband Ezekiel Macharia is the father to Dorcas and both parents had also encouraged their daughter to keeping lying to school for the entire four years period making their daughter an accomplice," the letter read in part.

The lawyer said the action by the two parents  was a criminal offence of obtaining a benefit under false pretenses which is a criminal offence under section 419 of the Criminal Procedure Code and punishable by a fine or prison  sentence of at least three year under code.

The letter gives the parents  seven days to pay the money back or face legal consequences. "The  action will greatly and negatively impact needy students as the sponsor of the school will be wary of such actions and hence delay sponsorships until background information is  cleared confirmed," the letter added.

Today, the school director Dr Vincent Kituku delivered the demand letter to the couple in a tense meeting at his office. 

Efforts by the media to obtain comments from them were unsuccessful as they fled immediately after the meeting. 

Machakos wrests Masinga water from Kitui

Governors Wavinya Ndeti and Julius Malombe, together with Water Principal Secretary, Dr Kiprono Rono spent the day to address pressing water issues in the region.

The PS begun his day in Machakos with Governor Ndeti and held discussions on a wide range of issues touching on provision of water services to the people of Machakos and also explored areas of partnership between the National Government and the county government regarding the Water agenda.

After holding talks, Gov Wavinya and Dr  Rono signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the utilization and management of Masinga Dam water. 

Under the new arrangement, Machakos County through the Yatta Water company will exclusively manage and distribute 40 percent of the resource to Machakos residents as opposed to the previous plan where Kitui Water and Sanitation Co. enjoyed the monopoly 

The team also toured Maruba dam.The PS has pledged National Government's support in desilting and rehabilitating to promote provision of portable water.

Governor  Malombe later joined Governor Ndeti and Dr Rono at the Masinga Dam intake site in Machakos county.

The meeting, also attended by locals and other stakeholders discussed the ongoing efforts to have the expansion and extension of the Masinga dam intake to increase water supply to both counties.

The PS said the Ministry has plans to install solar at the project to save the counties the cost of subsidizing electricity in the water supply process. 

The governor further highlighted the need to have leaders work with cohesion and prioritize the people in executing service delivery.

Makueni targets mainstreaming land use in planning

The Government of Makueni County today hosted a delegation drawn from the Council of Governors, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, and United Nations Development Programme to discuss how land use plans can be mainstreamed in the third County Integration Development Plan (CIDP)

Public Participation key to devolution, says Malombe

Kitui Governor Dr. Julius Malombe (EGH)  said today that his administration will engage the residents on key issues of concern to their well being in his second term in office.

Gov Malombe addressing top officials of his administration 

While addressing the cabinet members,  county government administrators and other Senior county government officials earlier today during the Community Level Infrastructure Development Programme  (CLIDP), Pro poor fees support and Sand dams programme briefing in readiness for public participation on Thursday and Friday this week at KEFRI in Kitui town, the governor said the involvement of citizens in the day to day running of Government encourages ownership of programmes, enhances checks and balances and enhances service delivery at the grassroots.

"This is one of the most important developmental intervention programmes my government will undertake this financial year." He said.

The county chief also called on Kitui people to turn up for the public Participation to give their input noting it was their constitutional right.

Thursday meetings will take place at the village level while on Friday the discussions will be held at the ward level for validations.

52 percent of Kitui's piped water goes to waste, says PS Rono

Ministry of Water statistics show that Kitui county loses 52 percent of water that could be put to better use.

PS Dr.Rono and Governor Malombe

National Water and Irrigation Principal Secretary Dr Kiprono Rono, speaking in Kitui today added that the water could be used for industrial, domestic or irrigation.

The PS spoke when he signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Kitui Governor Dr Julius Malombe Dr Ronoh on the Non Revenue Water (NRW) to improve water provision efficiency, services and performance in Kitui.

 Governor Malombe said the move by the ministry to reduce water loss will increase the commodity available for use in rural homes, institutions and irrigation among other uses noting it was a  milestone towards achieving water sufficiency in the county and beyond.

 Dr. Ronoh indicated that the ministry had identified critical water projects to be implemented within Kitui to reduce water shortage.

"We require 50,000m3 of water to address shortages in Kitui from the current 11000m3 available.  We'll in the meantime upgrade the Kitui Masinga supply to 18000m3". He said.

The PS added that the ministry will adopt the use of solar power to reduce the costs of management that is currently sh. 10 million monthly in Kitui.

He commmeded  efforts to solve the non revenue water loss as progressive noting that the projects will be integrated with the critical water protection infrastructure to stop vandalism in the projects.

On the 100 dams to be done as per the Ministry's Water Master Plan,  the  PS indicated that the ministry will work on completing Mwingi Kiambere water project, Kitimui dam, Thwake dam the Umaa dam, work on the Kindaruma-Kiomo-Mwingi-Migwani pipeline project from the Kiambere -Mwingi water project among others to curb water scarcity in Kitui.

He further assured of the Ministry's commitment to address water issues  in a strategic way to guarantee Kenyans have adequate* and safe water for use.

Change of Guard at Mwingi Seminary

 The Rev. Fr. Jeremiah Munyoki today handed the leadership of St. Joseph’s Seminary in Mwingi, Kitui County.

He handed over to Rev. Fr. Paul Mutemi after an 11 year helmsmanship as Rector.

 Fr. Jeremiah is proceeding for a sabbatical in the Diocese of Clogher, Ireland. 

The new Rector has served in the seminary for 8 years, with his most recent appointmentas vice Rector on October 27, 2022.

The handing over process was facilitated by the Vicar General, Very Rev. Fr. John Mwandi, who in his message congratulated them all for what they have done in the Seminary.

Also present at the handing over was the Bishop's Executive Secretary, Fr. Edward Mulwa, and the Education Secretary, Fr. Julius Muthamba.

Bloodbath leaves man,wife dead

By Mercy Mueni in Kitui

Aa enraged man stabbed himself to death after killing his wife in a knife attack today.

The incident happened in Iani village, Yatta- Kwavonza area in Kanyoonyo Subcounty Yatta, Kitui.

The middle aged man  died while receiving treatment at Kitui Level 4 hospital where he was rushed after the blood bath.

His body had serious injuries he inflicted on himself after domestic row with his wife. Details of the dispute were not immediately available to The Anchor. 

The man is said to have waylaid his wife who operates an eatery at Iani market, descended on her with kicks and blows before stabbing her with a knife killing, her on spot.

The attack was so sudden that efforts by neighbours to respond to the distress call from the woman were in vain as he had already stubbed her. They found her bleeding profusely as she gasped for breath.

The rescuers caught up with the man as he was stabbing himself to take his life but he was stopped by the locals who took him to hospital where he died.

Their bodies have been transferred to Kitui Level 4 Hospital awaiting postmortem.

Police have launched investigations into the matter.

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Gov Ndeti tells off critics

By Gastone Valusi

  in Machakos.

Machakos governor Wavinya Ndeti has defended her move to appoint non-Kamba Chief Officers to the county government while saying that she has done nothing wrong. 

Governor Ndeti during the swearing in of Chief Officers 

Ms Ndeti who witnessed the swearing in of 26 Chief Officers among them six from other communities said there were voters from other communities who voted for her in the last general election and they also deserved to be represented in the government.

She added that the Constitution provided for inclusion of minority communities in county governments as the dominant local communities took the lion's share of 70 per cent of positions in government.

Ms Ndeti has braved a barrage of criticism for a decision to include officers from the Somali,Luo,Maasai and the Kikuyu communities in her government with Machakos Town MP Caleb Mule being vocal on the matter saying Machakos residents needed to be considered first in any job opportunities in the county.

He said other counties were exclusively employing 'their people'.

But Ms Ndeti discounted such assertion saying Machakos was home to many communities.

"There are those opposed to my decision to include other tribes in my government but I ask them,are there no other tribes living in Machakos? Let us learn to be accommodative. If you go to Kajiado or Isiolo you will find Kambas there,"said governor Ndeti.

She said the majority of officers in her government were from the local Kamba Community.

Ms Ndeti thanked the County Assembly for not being tribal as they had approved the list of Chief officers without discrimination.

 

She urged the Chief officers to be dedicated in their service to the people and shun corruption.

"I thank the County Assembly for not being tribal. If the assembly was biased the list of Chief officers would not have passed but they recognized that we also have other communities in Machakos"she said.

She urged her critics to rise above tribal politics adding that all communities were inter-dependent.

Governor Ndeti promised to make Machakos a model county especially on utilization of public resources.

She urged the Chief Officers to seal all corruption loopholes in their departments since they were the accounting officers in their dockets.

The swearing in ceremony at the governor's office was presided over by Machakos High Court Deputy Registrar Mr David Analo.

Deputy governor Francis Mwangangi downplayed claims of divisions between the governor and himself saying there were no differences between them.

He said he was Keen on helping his boss deliver on her mandate as her success would be his own success and that the voters will judge both of them on account of their service delivery as promised during the campaigns.

He defended the governor's choice of Chief officers adding that the inclusion of officers from other communities was what the law stipulated and if the residents were uncomfortable with it they should call for a referendum to amend the Constitution.

3 children killed in arson attack

By Gastone Valusi in Machakos.

Police in Kangundo Sub -County, are investigating deaths of Three children who  were  burnt to death by unknown people at their home  on Tuesday night in kawethei village.

Area police boss Zachariah Bitok yesterday said the three children aged 8,6 and 4 years were burned death at around 8pm  at Kawethei village after their house was allegedly torched by relatives over a land dispute.

Mr Bitok said the minors got burnt beyond recognition after their family members escaped to safety leaving them behind while asleep.

"We recieved reports that there was an attack in the homestead of Mr Richard Mulili but the three children had been already burned to death by the time police officers arrived at the scene. We have launched investigations to establish what exactly happened, " Mr  Bitok said.

He said by the time the officers were headed to the scene, they heard reports that there were people stoning the homestead.

"But later on, it turned out that there were invaders who had set ablaze the homestead and its occupants disappeared into the bushes to hide. But, three children who were sleeping in the houses, got burnt beyond recognition," Bitok said.

The bodies were moved to Kangundo Level Four Hospital Mortuary awaiting autopsy.

The police boss the three bodies were discovered on Wednesday morning.

"We understand that there was a land dispute that has been going on for some time. There were groups of people that were before Kakuyuni Assistant County Commissioner yesterday and they were referred to the court before the incident happened at night," Bitok said.

The police boss warned area residents against taking the law into their hands. "Police enforce the law.Anyone who breaks it will be arrested," he warned. He also appeared to the residents to volunteer information to relevant information authorities when they feel aggrieved.

 Police officers were still at the scene yesterday though no arrests had been made by the time of going to press

Kitui raises bursaries funding

Kitui County Government has raised to Kes. 120 million the budget for bursaries support to needy learners in the FY2022/23 up from Sh 40 million.

Speaking at Mutonguni in Kitui West on Saturday, Governor Malombe said the increment in allocation aims at supporting more learners and improving education standards in Kitui. 

 The programme dubbed pro-poor was mooted by the governor during his first term in office and targets students in secondary schools, vocational training centres, colleges and universities.

 Further, Governor Malombe noted that projects highlighted in his campaign manifesto will be implemented in full.

Malombe stressed that his administration will embark on an ambitious masterplan to curb water scarcity in the county through construction of 60 sand dams per ward that would be a sustainable medium and long-term plan to address perennial hunger in the county.

He said “the plan is to build sand dams in all the wards as jointly mapped by experts from SEKU and the County government of Kitui”.

He restated his commitment to deliver on his election pledges and improve lives of the residents in the third term of devolution through implementation of different projects in areas of healthcare, irrigation, education, road infrastructure, youth development among other growth frontiers as indicated in his county development plan.

Machakos Chief Officers sworn in

The 26 Machakos County Chief officers were sworn into office today.

Some of the new Chief Officers 

The Accounting Officers to different county departments took oath at the Machakos White House in a ceremony witnessed by Governor Wavinya Ndeti, her Deputy , Francis Mwangangi, the County Assembly Speaker, Hon. Anne Kiusya, the Assembly Clerk, Mr. J.L Mutisya, Members of the Machakos County Assembly, several County Executive Committee Members among other dignitaries.

They are set to assume office in the ten (10) Departments of Machakos County immediately- meaning that ministries will have more than one chief officer.

Speaking during the event, the Speaker-Anne Kiusya asked the new leaders to be diligent while serving the great people of Machakos as well as to pursue public service principles and values as enshrined in their oaths of office.

Mutula sets up Investment Taskforce for Makueni

WOTE: Monday January 9 2023

Makueni Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jr has established a Taskforce to drive industrial investment in the county.

It will be chaired by his Deputy Ms Lucy Mulili. Today, Mulili  chaired a session of the taskforce to ensure Makueni’s industrialization and investments preparedness.

The Taskforce agreed to draw an investment engagement plan encompassing resource mapping, primary investment opportunities identification, investments policy formulation and creating an intergovernmental collaboration framework with the state department of industrialization and other state actors. 

With support of California based business consultant Dr Jerry Ngati, the taskforce is upbeat that Makueni County is capable of championing and leading the scramble for industrialization among counties outside of major Kenyan cities.

Assembly approves Gvn Wavinya's Chief Officers

Machakos County Assembly today approved all 26 Chief Officer nominees.

They were unanimously approved in a sitting chaired by Assembly Speaker Mrs Anne Kiusya.

The approval is pursuant to the provisions of Section 45 of the County Governments Act, 2012, Sections 4 and 9 of the Public Appointments (County Assemblies Approval) Act, 2017 and Standing Order 190(5)(f). The 26 nominees are;

1. Muiya Andrew Mwema- Agriculture and Food Security

2. Maureen Mwende Maingi -County Administration and Decentralized Units  

3.  Charles Kyalo Mutinda- ECDE & Vocational Training

4. Ngumbau Mutiso Benedict- Co-operative Development

5. Col. Gedion Mbithi- Inspectorate, Fire Fighting and Emergency Services

6.  Simba Simon Mwako- Education

7.  Mercy Ndululu Mutua- Office of the Governor

8. Metho Benson Kituku- Environment

9.  Mutunga Anthony Mutuku- Lands

10. Paul Mawili Wambua- Urban Development

11.  Mwanza Lawrence Maingi- Public Service and Performance Management

12. Adipo Collins Otieno- Finance

13. Mike Jace- Revenue Management

14. Mulei Stephen Kyalo- Climate Change

15. Simon Kirima Muraguri- Energy

16. Guliye Abdullahi Yunis- Water, Sanitation and Irrigation 

17. Mutua Tobias Mutuku- Economic Planning

18. Munyao Joseph Mutwiwa- Industry and Innovation

19. Kanyae Bruce Isika- Youth

20. Papaa Koin Lompo- Public Works

21. Dr. Miyienda Wycliffe- Medical Services

22. Kioko Bernice Mueni- Gender, Sports and Social Welfare

23. Kasivu Justus Musau- Roads and Transport

24. Kala Mohammed Rashid- Public Health

25. Kitheka  Simon Kioko- Trade and External Relations

26. Vincent Muendo Musili- Culture and Tourism