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LIST OF NOMINATED CANDIDATES IN PARTY PRIMARIES WOMAN REPRESENTATIVE CANDIDATES

Check final lists of all contestants for all the IEBC 2022 General Elections posts here.

FORM 11J                                                                                                [Reg. 13C.]
LIST OF NOMINATED CANDIDATES IN PARTY PRIMARIES WOMAN REPRESENTATIVE CANDIDATES
Party Name: ……………………………………..                Party Code: ……………………………….
County: …………………………………………..                County Code: …………………………….
Countycod
e		 County Name No Surname Other Names ID/Passport
Number		 Gender Year of Birth Type of Disability (If any) Party Name
30 BARINGO Gladwell Jesire Cheruiyot 13067449 F NILL KANU
30 BARINGO Lomong Rebecca Arupe RUTTO 22879494 FEMALE 1983-10-23 N/A KENYA UNION PARTY
30 BARINGO SERGON FLOWRENCE JEMATIAH 22209767 Female 1980-09-17 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
30 BARINGO TORONO NAOMI 28526372 F 1992 N/A LABOUR PARTY OF KENYA
30 BARINGO JEPKORIR KIPKOGEI SARAH 35791370 F 1997-12-21 NONE CHAMA CHA MASHINANI
30 BARINGO JEPKORIR KIPKOGEI SARAH 35791370 F 1997-12-21 NONE CHAMA CHA MASHINANI
036 BOMET ORWASA CHEPKORIR 21267730 FEMALE FALSE JUBILEE
36 BOMET ROTICH HELEN TAPLELEI 4438960 FEMALE 1955 N/A WIPER DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
36 BOMET CHEPKORIR LINET 37586093 Female 1998-07-05 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
36 BOMET ALICE CHEPKORIR MILGO 2419820 F 1959-12-30 NONE CHAMA CHA MASHINANI
036 BOMET LANGAT JESCAH CHERONO 2423009 FEMALE 1958 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
36 BOMET ALICE CHEPKORIR MILGO 2419820 F 1959-12-30 NONE CHAMA CHA MASHINANI
c BOMET Korir Susan C. 9885186 F 1/1/1967 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
36 BOMET KORIR SUSAN C. 9885186 FEMALE 1/1/1967 NONE ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
39 BUNGOMA OPATI GRACE NASIMIYU KHISA WEBI 13435650 FEMALE 1967 NONE PEOPLES EMPOWERMENT PARTY
39 BUNGOMA TOILI MARGARET 16001331 F 1977 NONE FEDERAL PARTY
039 BUNGOMA MASBAYI RABECCA NAFULA 7908573 FEMALE 6/14/1967 FALSE JUBILEE
39 BUNGOMA KIBABA NANCY CHARITY NANYAMA 22652164 Female 1982-05-30 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
039 BUNGOMA WAMBILIANGA CATHERINE NANJALA 7976602 F 1966-06-01 N/A FORD-KENYA
39 BUNGOMA WANYONYI REGINALDA NAKHUMICHA 639022 F 1960-03-30 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
39 BUNGOMA MAINDI HELLEN NANGEKHE 4360907 F 1988 N/A LABOUR PARTY OF KENYA
039 BUNGOMA SIMUYU ROSELINDER 7483585 FEMALE 1965 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
39 BUNGOMA Elizabeth Musungu 10672006 F 8/24/1978 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
40 Busia MAKOKHA MARY ACONSILIA 8726750 F 1963-11-10 N/A Movement for Democracy and Growth
040 BUSIA APOPO ELIZABETH AKINYI 9775562 Female 1967-03-28 N/A NARC KENYA
40 BUSIA MANG’ENI AUMA SUSAN 21527118 Female 1978-10-07 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
040 BUSIA ODHIAMBO MAUREEN 32471811 F 1995-09-24 N/A FORD-KENYA
40 BUSIA OMASAJA EVALYNE IKWII 20835370 FEMALE 1979-01-02 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
40 BUSIA TAYLOR AQUINATA MULAMA 1888108 F 1982 N/A LABOUR PARTY OF KENYA
040 BUSIA Omanyo Catherine Nakhabi Bk015813 F 1978-07-07 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
040 BUSIA Omanyo Catherine Nakhabi Bk015813 F 7/7/1978 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
028 ELGEYO- KIPLAGAT JESCA FEMALE FALSE JUBILEE
28 ELGEYO/MARA KIPCHUMBA ROSE JEMUTAI 25100358 FEMALE 25.11.1987 THE NEW DEMOCRATS
28 ELGEYO/MARAKWET CHEBAIBAI JANE JEPKORIR KIPTOO 22364160 Female 1980-12-02 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
014 EMBU Marigu Mary 722589787 F 1961 NILL KANU
14 EMBU GITARI SUSAN 34156045 F 1996 NO CHAMA CHA KAZI
014 EMBU NYAGA SUSAN MBUYA 20014041 FEMALE 6/14/1978 FALSE JUBILEE
014 EMBU MITARU ROSE 8744131 Female 1954-01-01 N/A NARC KENYA
14 EMBU CHATHERINE NJIRU 9820046 FEMALE 1963 Party For Peace and Democracy
14 EMBU NJERU-DOUBLE N PAMELA NJOKI 8600019 Female 1966-04-21 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
14 EMBU WAMBURA JOSPHINE 9063205 FEMALE 1966 N/A NATIONAL VISION PARTY
014 EMBU NJIRU MARGERY WAWIRA 3736273 FEMALE 1963 NONE DEVOLUTION EMPOWERMENT PARTY
014 EMBU NJUE ROSEMARY MURUGI 26474344 FEMALE 1988 N/A DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF KENYA
014 EMBU MWANGI MARY WANGARI 0987961 FEMALE 1961 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
14 EMBU Kibocha Jacquelyne Wambui 21091729 Female 27/12/1978 YES (Left Hand injury) ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
007 GARISSA KUNO AMINA UDGOON SIYAD 24308725 FEMALE 11/3/1983 FALSE JUBILEE
7 GARISSA OLOW ASHA DEKOW 23474436 FEMALE 0i-jan-1980 NATIONAL AGENDA PARTY OF KENYA
7 GARISSA GURE SHUKRAN HUSSEIN 22063552 FEMALE 1978 N/A WIPER DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
007 Garissa Dubow Honey Hussein 24854354 Female 01.01.1984 N/A Democratic Congress
7 GARISSA MOHAMED MULKI WARSAME 23986043 Female 1984-01-01 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
7 GARISSA MOHAMED AMINA ABDULLAH 21748016 F PNU PARTY
7 GARISSA AHMED KATRA SALAT NOOR 8054248 FEMALE 1967-01-01 NONE UNITED PARTY OF INDEPENDENT ALLIANCE(UPIA)
7 Garissa Dubow Honey Hussein 24854354 Female 01.01.1984 NONE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS
7 Garissa Buul Khadija Ahmed (Kiman) 24367353 F 8/6/1983 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
43 HOMA BAY MELIDA AUMA RANGILI 11215035 Female 1972-01-01 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
43 HOMABAY KISEREM ROSE ATIENO 9346260 F 01-01-1962 PARTY OF DEMOCRATIC UNITY
43 HOMABAY OJODE MARY 7949067 F 1966-03-08 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
43 Homabay Bensuda Joyce Atieno Osogo 11282409 F 29/09/1972 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
011 ISIOLO BONAYA MUMINA GOLLO 22644966 FEMALE 11/21/1981 FALSE JUBILEE
11 Isiolo Kameri Lucy Valentine Nyaguthi 22211948 F 1981 NONE SAFINA PARTY
11 Isiolo Kagwiria Winfred 21708779 female 1978 none Usawa kwa wote
11 ISIOLO KAGWIRIA WINFRED 21708779 Female 1978-11-28 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
011 Isiolo Kirimi Milkah Kawira 34884052 Female 1989 N/A The Service Party
11 ISIOLO MUSA SUMEYA BISHAR 29722269 F 1992-09-08 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
011 ISIOLO JILLO MUMINA KONSO 364263 FEMALE 1963 NONE DEVOLUTION EMPOWERMENT PARTY
011 ISIOLO Wario Challa Gindole 31062675 F 1990-08-20 NONE COMMUNIST PARTY OF KENYA
011 Isiolo Rahman Nasibo Hawa Abdi 24315623 F 12/18/1984 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
034 KAJIADO RAKITA JUSTINE SIMAYIAI 28045499 FEMALE 1/11/1990 FALSE JUBILEE
034 KAJIADO NAMPASO JANE 11052910 F 1905-05-23 NONE KENYA REFORM PARTY.
34 KAJIADO TITO JOSPHINE SEKEYIAN 31644143 FEMALE 1992 N/A WIPER DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
34 Kajiado Oyabi Josphine  Moraa 9969493 Female 1969 none Usawa kwa wote
34 KAJIADO SANKAIRE LEAH SOPIATO 23566995 Female 28-09-1980 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
034 Kajiado Mathenge Lucy Wachuka 5494875 Female 1965 N/A The Service Party
034 Kajiado Moinkett Jenipher Sayianka 9654793 F 12/28/1969 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
37 KAKAMEGA ROSE AYUMA MUSAWA 7967207 FEMALE 1965 NULL MAENDELEO DEMOCRATIC PARTY
37 KAKAMEGA Agoi Loice faith 21591988 F 1979 NILL KANU
37 KAKAMEGA JUMA HADIJA NGANYI 21903578 Female 1980-01-05 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
37 KAKAMEGA MUKABANE PENINAH 11578480 F 1973-08-06 NIL NATIONAL RECONSTRUCTION  ALLIANCE
37 KAKAMEGA SHIYONGA NAOMI MASITSA 11417461 F 1971-01-26 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
037 KAKAMEGA LUSWETI CONSOLATA 20037416 FEMALE 1978 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
37 Kakamega Muhanda Elsie Busihile 0569766 F 10/10/1961 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
37 KAKAMEGA MUHANDA Elsie Busihile 569766 FEMALE 10/10/1961 NONE ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
035 KERICHO TOO SHARON CHEPKURUI 33850416 FEMALE FALSE JUBILEE
35 KERICHO KEMEI BEATRICE CHEPNGENO 9877938 Female 1969-08-09 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
22 KIAMBU BAKARI NJERI 30094765 F 1993 NO CHAMA CHA KAZI
022 KIAMBU MWANGI GLADYS CHANIA 10332399 FEMALE 7/5/1970 FALSE JUBILEE
22 Kiambu Wachuri Hellen Wagaki 24439203 female 1984 none Usawa kwa wote
22 KIAMBU MURATHA ANNE WANJIKU MUGO 10892330 Female 1969-01-14 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
022 KIAMBU NGANGA ANN WAMBUI 25519389 FEMALE 1988 N/A THIRDWAY ALLIANCE
022 KIAMBU NDUNGU MERCY NUNGARI 10086854 F 1905-05-22 NONE TUJIBEBE WAKENYA PARTY
22 KIAMBU Ndungu Lydia Njeri 11155812 FEMALE 5/25/1905 ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
003 KILIFI BEJA CONSTANCE MASIKA 25541356 FEMALE FALSE JUBILEE
3 KILIFI FONDO CHRISTINE ZAWADI GONA 11761443 FEMALE 1974-01-01 NONE PAA
3 KILIFI BAYA JULIET RIZIKI 22107847 Female 1979 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
3 KILIFI WESA EPHIE CHARI 8455407 F 1966 KADU ASILI
3 KILIFI WESA EPHIE CHARI 8455407 F 1966 NONE KADU ASILI
3 KILIFI Mwanyenje Getrude Mbeyu 11641961 F 26/10/1972 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
3 KILIFI MOHAMED ALAWI MWANAISHA 1183370 FEMALE 6/8/1979 N/A Alternative leadership party of kenya
20 KIRINYAGA NJUE TABITHA WANJIKU 23469203 F 01-01-1982 PARTY OF DEMOCRATIC UNITY
020 KIRINYAGA KARANI ROSE WANJIRU 10849678 FEMALE 7/25/1970 FALSE JUBILEE
020 KIRINYAGA KAMAMI ELIZABETH NYAWIRA 20675391 Female 1981-01-01 N/A NARC KENYA
20 Kirinyaga Gichamba Lydia Gicugu 11773766 female 1972 none Usawa kwa wote
20 KIRINYAGA MAINA JANE NJERI 30441369 Female 1994-01-03 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
20 KIRINYAGA WAMBUI EMMAH WAITHERA 22458302 F 1981-02-11 N/A UNITED GREEN MOVEMENT
45 KISII ONDERI VICKY NYABOKE 21549263 FEMALE 20.02.1976 THE NEW DEMOCRATS
045 KISII ONSARIGO PERIS BITUTU 9913544 FEMALE 11/30/1968 FALSE JUBILEE
45 KISII MOGOI GERTRUDAH NYATICH 22403792 F 1905-06-04 NONE UNITED PROGRESSIVE ALLIANCE
45 KISII ABURI DONYA DORICE 22862539 FEMALE 1982 N/A WIPER DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
45 KISII OROO TERESA BITUTU 1589909 Female 1959-01-01 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
45 KISII MAMWACHA DOROTHY KWAMBOKA 24268279 F 1988-05-04 N/A FORD-KENYA
45 KISII KARANI JACKLINE 21645132 F 1979-07-23 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
045 KISII GETOI LUCYFELLAH BWARI 10926161 FEMALE 1972 N/A DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF KENYA
045 KISII FORNTINA ROSELINE NGARE 9975575 FEMALE 1974 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
045 Kisii Ongera Janet 8730712 F 5/7/1965 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
42 Kisumu OTIENO VALENTINE ANYANGO 37710210 F 1990-05-08 N/A Movement for Democracy and Growth
42 KISUMU AYUGI FILGONA ATIENO 6460440 Female 1956-01-01 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
042 Kisumu Busia Ruth Adhiambo Odinga 25353371 F 28/02/1963 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
015 KITUI NDILE ESTHER KALUNDA 9752603 FEMALE 5/29/1968 FALSE JUBILEE
15 KITUI KITEMANGE EMMAH KAMENE 575262 FEMALE 1962-10-23 NONE MAENDELEO CHAP CHAP PARTY
15 KITUI KASALU IRENE MUTHONI 22311107 FEMALE 1980 N/A WIPER DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
15 Kitui Nguu Jackline Kongo 20251619 female 1977 none Usawa kwa wote
15 KITUI MALONZA PENINAH 11857689 Female 1974-03-07 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
2 Kwale Shee Husna Mwalimu 32859428 Female 1994 NONE UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
2 KWALE LEENA CHIZI MAMBO 32069607 FEMALE 1963 N/A WIPER DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
2 KWALE MASHA BIBI SALIM 27455467 Female 1988-08-28 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
2 KWALE NIMUSIMU IDDI MWASINA 8397867 FEMALE 1900-09-02 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
002 KWALE NTEMBE SAID MAKOTI 0466357 FEMALE 1955 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
2 KWALE Masito Fatuma Hamisi 11601566 F 24/07/1972 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
31 LAIKIPIA GIKARIA MARGARET WAIRIMU 22417612 F 1981 NONE FEDERAL PARTY
031 LAIKIPIA NDIRITU VIRGINIA WAMBUI 5947558 FEMALE 1/1/1963 FALSE JUBILEE
031 LAIKIPIA WARUTERE TERESA NYAGUTHII 28519600 Female 1991-11-25 N/A NARC KENYA
31 Laikipia Wamae Jane Wanjiru 23646226 female 1984 none Usawa kwa wote
31 LAIKIPIA KAGIRI JANE WANGECHI 22631349 Female 1983-02-17 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
031 Laikipia Muchiri Wadayana Beth Waithira 22451644 Female 1982 N/A The Service Party
005 LAMU MOTE NANA MOHAMED 14537122 FEMALE 1/1/1977 FALSE JUBILEE
5 LAMU ABDULLA MARYAM ABUBAKAR 22506952 FEMALE 1982-04-17 NONE PAA
005 LAMU LUWALI LOYCE DAMA 22853890 Female 1982-01-01 N/A NARC KENYA
5 LAMU N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
005 LAMU AMINA KALE 8520336 FEMALE 1966 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
5 LAMU Abdalla Esha Nizar 10390233 F 5/14/1970 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
16 MACHAKOS KIOKO SELINAH MWENDA 23174508 F 1980 NONE FEDERAL PARTY
016 MACHAKOS MULI BENEDETTA MUTUNGE 7383019 FEMALE 6/1/1954 FALSE JUBILEE
16 MACHAKOS NDUNDA RITAH NDUNGE 11767355 FEMALE 1972-12-12 NONE MAENDELEO CHAP CHAP PARTY
16 MACHAKOS KASIMBI JOYCE KAMENE 6140309 FEMALE 1965 N/A WIPER DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
16 MACHAKOS MUTUA EUNICE NZILANI 22861698 Female 1982-04-04 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
16 MACHAKOS NDINDA MARY F N/A JUSTICE AND FREEDOM PARTY OF KENYA
16 MACHAKOS MAURA BENTA ANYANGO 14681205 W 1965-11-16 N.A AGANO PARTY
16 MACHAKOS VICTORIA NDUNGE MUSYOKI 20267630 FEMALE 1977 NONE CHAMA CHA UZALENDO
16 MACHAKOS MUNYAO JOSPHINE WAYUA 26266573 F 1989 NONE PEOPLE’S TRUST PARTY
17 MAKUENI NZIOKA MAUREEN  WAVINYA 23978756 FEMALE N/A MUUNGANO PARTY
17 MAKUENI KITUNDU JANE 30826278 FEMALE 1955-01-04 NONE MAENDELEO CHAP CHAP PARTY
17 MAKUENI MUMO ROSE MUSEO 8990085 FEMALE 1962 TRUE WIPER DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
17 MAKUENI MWAU ADELINA NDETO 5042538 Female 1952-01-01 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
17 Makueni Mating’i Dorcas Musengy’a 25137778 Female 1984 NO Green Thinking Action Party
17 MAKUENI MUTHUSI LYDIAH JENNY KATUKU 1680059 F 1947-07-01 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
17 MAKUENI MWEWA GRACE MUENI FRANCIS 916479 FEMALE 1951 NONE CHAMA CHA UZALENDO
017 MAKUENI MAWEU DAMARIS MBAIKA 22820517 FEMALE 1982 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
9 Mandera Sheikh Umul Ker  Kassim 22593574 Female 1979 NONE UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
9 MANDERA ABDI ASHA SALA 37053138 F 1999 NONE FEDERAL PARTY
009 MANDERA MAHABUB FATHIA 11247640 FEMALE 11/20/1970 FALSE JUBILEE
9 MANDERA HASSAN AMINA GEDOW 13002772 Female 1974-01-01 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
9 MANDERA MOHAMED ABDIA IBRAHIM 24714230 FEMALE 27/05/1986 NONE UNITED PARTY OF INDEPENDENT ALLIANCE(UPIA)
9 MANDERA HILOW SAHARA AHMED 13002769 F 1997-02-21 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
10 Marsabit Ibren Nasra Ibrahim 22350310 Female 1980 NONE UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
10 MARSABIT Abduba Rose Tume 20270268 F 1977 NILL KANU
010 MARSABIT MAMO GETHIA ADAN 26293197 FEMALE 1/1/1987 FALSE JUBILEE
10 MARSABIT WAQO NAOMI JILLO 9558471 Female 1969-09-26 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
10 MARSABIT IBRAHIM FATUMA NUR 27444208 FEMALE 27/12/1988 NONE UNITED PARTY OF INDEPENDENT ALLIANCE(UPIA)
010 MARSABIT ISAKO DIBO UMURO 11456246 FEMALE 1962 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
012 MERU MBUI MARZELLAH GAKII 20814126 FEMALE 6/26/1975 FALSE JUBILEE
12 Meru Kaburu Perpetual Mary Kagweni 22184506 F 1980 NONE SAFINA PARTY
12 MERU KINYUA SUSAN K. M. 2381266 F 1958-11-11 N/A MWANGAZA TU PARTY (MTP)
12 MERU KAILEMIA ELIZABETH KARAMBU BK034692 Female 1957-05-26 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
12 MERU MBAE CAROLINE KARAMBI 22288660 F N/A JUSTICE AND FREEDOM PARTY OF KENYA
012 MERU BIRIRI FELICITY NKIROTE 10252096 FEMALE 1968 NONE DEVOLUTION EMPOWERMENT PARTY
012 MERU KAGENDO CHARITY MUCHUKI 22542302 FEMALE 1980 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
044 MIGORI OTIENO LILIAN AWINO 12458508 FEMALE 1/1/1974 FALSE JUBILEE
44 MIGORI N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
44 MIGORI APELA AGNES ACHIENG 3094738 FEMALE 1976 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
44 MIGORI GHATI DENNITAH 13606791 FEMALE 1977-05-11 PHYSICAL ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
44 MIGORI Ghati Dennitah 13606791 F 5/11/1977 YES – WHEELCHAIR ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
1 MOMBASA KATIWA IRENE 33081470 F 1992 NONE FEDERAL PARTY
001 MOMBASA ABDALLA AMINA 11788640 FEMALE 12/12/1973 FALSE JUBILEE
1 MOMBASA KOSKE ESTHER CHEPTANUI 7121610 FEMALE 1965 N/A WIPER DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
1 Mombasa Omar Zainab Abdallah 13456016 female 1972 none Usawa kwa wote
1 MOMBASA BARAYAN FATMA BAKARI OMAR 29987127 Female 1991-03-12 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
1 MOMBASA ODERO ADNAH MILDRED AMIMO 27764601 FEMALE 1989-05-11 NONE UNITED PARTY OF INDEPENDENT ALLIANCE(UPIA)
1 MOMBASA ZAJA HAMISA MAALIM 10959227 F 1970-05-08 MOBILITY/PHYSICAL UNITED GREEN MOVEMENT
001 MOMBASA MWANGURA KIGHALA PHENNY 14699479 F 1905-05-29 NONE TUJIBEBE WAKENYA PARTY
001 MOMBASA RAMA AFIYA MKUWEWA 9590779 FEMALE 1970 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
1 MOMBASA Mohamed Zamzam Chimba 13863526 F 1/1/1976 NONE ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
021 MURANGA MUITHIRANIA EVELYN WAITHERA 14573196 FEMALE 5/20/1976 FALSE JUBILEE
22 Muranga Kimani Isabel Njeri 28505696 female 1991 none Usawa kwa wote
21 Murang’a Kibinda Beth Waithira 22276793 Female 1981 N/A FARMERS PARTY
21 Murang’a Muchai Leah Wairimu 24305020 F 1985 NONE SAFINA PARTY
21 MURANG’A MAINA BETTY NJERI 27836030 Female 1990-11-20 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
021 MURANG’A KINUTHIA JULIA WANJIRU 11307559 FEMALE 1972 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
47 NAIROBI OMOLO TERESIA ANTONY 11436724 F 03-12-1972 PARTY OF DEMOCRATIC UNITY
47 NAIROBI OPIYO SELLAH ATIENO 28517326 F 13/10/1989 N/A MWANGAZA TU PARTY (MTP)
47 Nairobi Gitau Monica Wamaitha 22562759 female 1981 none Usawa kwa wote
047 Nairobi Mudachi Mary Musuki 4927783 Female 1956 NO Green Thinking Action Party
047 NAIROBI ADAGALA NOELINA SAKWA 26344297 F 1970-01-08 N/A JUSTICE AND FREEDOM PARTY OF KENYA
047 NAIROBI MUDACHI MUSUSKI MARY 4927783 FEMALE 1956 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
47 NAIROBI BALA CAROLINE AKINYI 13602767S FEMALE 22/9/1974 N/A Alternative leadership party of kenya
47 NAIROBI CITY OMANGA MILLICENT NYABOKE 22321183 Female 1982-05-30 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
32 Nakuru Ibrahim Zaituna Zainabu 31044234 Female 1992 NONE UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
032 NAKURU GITHINJI AGNES NJAMBI 7096961 FEMALE 5/30/1963 FALSE JUBILEE
32 Nakuru Murathimme Anne Wanjiru 24558016 female 1984 none Usawa kwa wote
32 NAKURU CHELULE LIZA CHEPKORIR 5185357 Female 1962-09-03 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
32 NAKURU MURIITHI EUNICE WAMBUI MAMASOKO 20068847 FEMALE 1976 NONE UBUNTU PEOPLES FORUM
32 Nakuru Wanjiku Beatrice 10774581 Female 1971 None Forum for Republican Democrary-Asili (FORD-Asili)
032 NAKURU CHEPTANUI EUNICE LELEI 22076939 FEMALE 1979 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
32 NAKURU Nyakiba Rose 9370094 F 1/28/1969 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
32 NANDI TONGOI PHENA KORIR TONGOI 3264136 F 01-01-1956 PARTY OF DEMOCRATIC UNITY
29 NANDI MUGE CYNTHIA JEPKOSGEI 30018426 Female 1993-07-29 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
‘ 033 NAROK Koini Stellah Malaso 22924381 F 1982 NILL KANU
033 NAROK NAMPASO JANE NAWAI 22677061 FEMALE 7/25/1982 FALSE JUBILEE
33 Narok Chepkoech Risper 33632303 F 1980 NONE SAFINA PARTY
33 NAROK TONKEI REBECCA NOONAISHI 9885005 Female 1969-01-01 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
33 NAROK EMILLY CHEPKEMOI KORIR 9870938 F 1965-10-17 NONE CHAMA CHA MASHINANI
33 NAROK EMILLY CHEPKEMOI KORIR 9870938 F 1965-10-17 NONE CHAMA CHA MASHINANI
33 Narok Masikonte Lydia Naneu 6150845 F 5/2/1965 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
046 NYAMIRA Onsongo Nancy Nyaboke 23947582 F 1984 NILL KANU
046 NYAMIRA MOMANYI JERUSHA MONGINA 5950695 FEMALE 12-12-66 FALSE JUBILEE
46 Nyamira Mogare Rebecca Thomas 28625666 F 1972 NONE SAFINA PARTY
46 NYAMIRA ASANYO MARGARET MORAA NYAKINA 406170 FEMALE NATIONAL AGENDA PARTY OF KENYA
46 NYAMIRA BISIERI GLADYS OMBOGO 13329362 F 1979-01-01 N/A MWANGAZA TU PARTY (MTP)
46 NYAMIRA OBAIGWA ANNED NYAKERARIO 10020648 FEMALE 1968 N/A PROGRESSIVE PARTY OF KENYA (PPOK)
46 NYAMIRA NYAMWANDA JEMIMA MARY 25617633 FEMALE 1965 NONE KENYA SOCIAL CONGRESS
046 NYAMIRA OMBOGO JASSY MORAA NYANYUKI 10176343 Female 1968-04-30 N/A NARC KENYA
046 Nyamira Munyi Beatrice Nyakambi 10973178 Female 20.05.1966 PWD Democratic Congress
46 NYAMIRA OMANWA JOSEPHINE MORAA 11245239 Female 1972-01-01 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
46 NYAMIRA ONGUSO JUDITH MORAA 22323369 F 21/7/1981 NIL NATIONAL RECONSTRUCTION  ALLIANCE
46 NYAMIRA CHAE ALICE NYANCHOKA 8773687 F 1968-01-01 N/A FORD-KENYA
46 Nyamira Munyi Beatrice Nyakambi 10973178 Female 20.05.1966 NONE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS
046 NYAMIRA REBECCA THOMAS 28625666 FEMALE 1972 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
46 NYAMIRA Matoke Emily Kwamboka 12898907 F 8/17/1975 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
18 NYANDARUA MWATHI MARION 27372524 F 1989 NO CHAMA CHA KAZI
018 NYANDARUA MUHOHO ESTHER WANJIKU 26358666 FEMALE 1/1/1989 FALSE JUBILEE
18 NYANDARUA KINUTHIA MARGARET WANGUI 20529354 F 1977 NONE SAFINA PARTY
18 Nyandarua Kinyanjui Ruth Wambui 21190320 female 1976 none Usawa kwa wote
18 NYANDARUA GITAU FAITH WAIRIMU 3496096 Female 1965-09-24 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
018 Nyandarua Muhia Judy Nyambura 20231575 Female 1978 N/A The Service Party
018 NYANDARUA KIRIRA CECILIA WANGARI 22309822 FEMALE 1981 N/A DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF KENYA
14 NYERI WAMBUI ROSE 22499731 F 1981 NO CHAMA CHA KAZI
019 NYERI NJOORI MARY NJERI 5552137 FEMALE 12/28/1962 FALSE JUBILEE
19 Nyeri Githumbi Sunny Njeri 37087421 female 1991 none Usawa kwa wote
19 NYERI WACHIRA RAHAB MUKAMI 8813893 Female 1978-08-31 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
019 Nyeri Wahome Jecinta Wanjira 3423371 Female 1968 N/A The Service Party
19 NYERI NYUGUTO MONICA MUTHONI 28096550 F N/A JUSTICE AND FREEDOM PARTY OF KENYA
25 SAMBURU JENNES LEKIMAIN 10938206 FEMALE 02.03.1970 THE NEW DEMOCRATS
025 SAMBURU LESHOOMO MAISON 858454 FEMALE 1/1/1962 FALSE JUBILEE
25 SAMBURU LENGURIS PAULINE 13047332 Female 1976-01-01 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
025 Samburu Lemoosa Josephine  Statian 25712406 Female 1989 N/A The Service Party
25 SAMBURU KULEA JOSEPHINE 22439395 F 1989-03-30 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
21 SAMBURU Doris Lepatoiye 13530912 F 30/08/1974 NONE ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
41 SIAYA EMMAH AKINYI OGOLA 33636180 FEMALE 1996 NULL MAENDELEO DEMOCRATIC PARTY
041 SIAYA Oudia Maslister Anyango 6479516 F 1968 NILL KANU
41 siaya AYIMBA SELLAH ADERO 22816037 F 1979-01-01 N/A Movement for Democracy and Growth
41 SIAYA ONGOMA PAMELA AUMA 10578381 Female 1969-02-18 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
041 SIAYA OGUTU TABITHA AWINO 35974277 F 14/5/1996 N/A JUSTICE AND FREEDOM PARTY OF KENYA
41 SIAYA Ombaka Christine Oduor B160143 F 1956-11-23 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
41 SIAYA OMBAKA CHRISTINE ODUOR B160143 FEMALE 11/23/1956 NONE ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
6 TAITA TAVETA Katua Catherine Mueni 21911504 F 1979 NILL KANU
006 TAITA TAVETA LAY JOYCE WANJALAH 11313805 FEMALE 6/26/1973 FALSE JUBILEE
6 TAITA TAVETA MJAWASI LINAH CHAON 11649294 FEMALE 1978-02-28 NONE PAA
6 TAITA TAVETA MWANYUMBA ESTHER MKAIWAWI 20405911 FEMALE 1976 N/A WIPER DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
6 TAITA TAVETA MIZIGHI LYDIA HAIKA MNENE 22126304 Female 1978-08-31 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
6 TAITA TAVETA Mlambo Catherine Mashame 29838612 F 6/6/1992 NONE ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
6 TAITATAVETA SHUWE GETRUDE NGINAYI 21773462 F 1978-11-25 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
4 TANA RIVER NYATHAN RALIA BUYOTU 12726146 FEMALE 01.01.1974 THE NEW DEMOCRATS
4 Tana River Koro Saddia Halima 13408589 Female 1976 NONE UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
4 TANA RIVER Abdullahi Amina Dika 22426931 F 1981 NILL KANU
004 TANA RIVER DURI HALIMA WARE 4402202 FEMALE 1/1/1959 FALSE JUBILEE
4 Tana River Omar Mwanahamisi 11458840 F 1988 NONE SAFINA PARTY
4 TANA RIVER HUSSEIN SADIA SANGO 24674458 Female 1986-08-21 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
004 Tana River Duri Halima Ware 4402202 Female 1952 N/A The Service Party
4 TANA RIVER SNAD KEIRO KADIJA 11892001 FEMALE 1974-01-01 NONE UNITED PARTY OF INDEPENDENT ALLIANCE(UPIA)
4 TANA RIVER ABIO ALFELT MUMBO 3329787 F 1959-04-24 N/A FORD-KENYA
4 TANA RIVER SULEIMAN FATUMA HAMARO 22652064 F 1979-07-17 N/A UNITED GREEN MOVEMENT
004 TANA RIVER ZITAH HARIETY NAMWEZI 30697557 FEMALE 1994 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
4 Tana River Hadida Nkondo Melisa 27799429 F 25/9/1988 NO ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
4 TANARIVER WAMA ANGELINA NAEMI 23039019 F 1984-01-10 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
013 THARAKA MURUGI PENINA KAMBANJA 13353289 FEMALE 10/5/1975 FALSE JUBILEE
13 THARAKA – NITHI KINYUA BEATRICE KATHOMI 24387381 Female 1985-07-18 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
013 Tharaka Nithi Mwindu Susan Ngugi Nduyo 13356291 Female 1976 N/A The Service Party
13 Tharaka Nithi Kithinji Sarah Karimi 21703908 Female 11/26/1979 NO ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
026 TRANS NZOIA NELIMA SUSAN 8319295 FEMALE 4/18/1967 FALSE JUBILEE
26 TRANS NZOIA SIYOI LILLIAN CHEBET 23611802 Female 1982-05-05 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
26 TRANS NZOIA MULATI GLADYS NEKESA 1038023 FEMALE 1959 N/A NATIONAL VISION PARTY
026 Trans Nzoia Karanja Eunice Wanjiru Kamau 10961219 Female 1968 N/A The Service Party
26 TRANS NZOIA WAFULA SUSAN NAKHUMICHA 3329787 F 1979-01-05 N/A FORD-KENYA
26 TRANS NZOIA OKUL NAOMI KEMUNTO 847879 FEMALE 5/15/1905 N/A ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
26 TRANSNZOIA WANYONYI PHANICE NALIAKA KHATUNDI 20580511 F 1978-06-22 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
23 TURKANA KINYONGE TINA 29760593 FEMALE 1989 NIL MABADILIKO PARTY OF KENYA
023 TURKANA ALETIA SUSAN AMLANGO 13647188 FEMALE 8/19/1974 FALSE JUBILEE
23 TURKANA NGITIT CECILIA ASINYEN 24581061 Female 1985-01-01 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
23 TURKANA Audan Leah Lokala 26235860 F 8/21/1988 NO ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
27 UASIN GISHU SHOLLEI GLADYS JEPKOSGEI BOSS 9864739 Female 1969-01-30 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
27 UASIN GISHU JOSEPHINE CHERUTO 13612728 F 1977 N/A LABOUR PARTY OF KENYA
27 UASIN GISHU Kemboi Dorcas Jebet 9160149 F 12/28/1970 NONE ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
27 UASIN GISHU KEMBOI DORCAS JEBET 9160149 FEMALE 28/12/1970 NONE ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
38 VIHIGA Munalitsi Margaret Mbuni 706281721 F 1957 NILL KANU
38 VIHIGA NAKHOLI JUDE JOAN 4235040 F 1962 NONE FEDERAL PARTY
038 VIHIGA AKHWESA KEVINA SHIKUTWA 8741913 FEMALE 1/1/1965 FALSE JUBILEE
38 Vihiga LUKALO BEATRICE AFANDI 569767 F 1961-03-07 YES Movement for Democracy and Growth
038 Vihiga Lornah Obiri 4377498 Female 10.10.1958 N/A Democratic Congress
38 VIHIGA LUKALO JACKLINE MWENESI 20927107 Female 1978-01-01 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
38 VIHIGA MBANDU AMIMO RHODAH 1810512 F 1962-04-01 N/A FORD-KENYA
38 VIHIGA NELIMA MARY AMALEMBA 11583489 F 1973-03-17 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
38 Vihiga Lornah Obiri 4377498 Female 10.10.1958 NONE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS
038 VIHIGA ADAGALA BEATRICE KAHAI 7112739 FEMALE 1968 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
38 VIHIGA Majani Winnie Vugutsa 22388177 F 5/29/1982 NONE ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
8 WAJIR SHIEKH HALIMA MOHAMED 24436718 FEMALE 01.01.1985 THE NEW DEMOCRATS
8 Wajir Omar Halima Ali 24883778 Female 1986 NONE UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
008 WAJIR MAALIM FARHIYA ABDILLE 25313703 Women 1987 Devolution Party of Kenya
008 WAJIR ALI FATUMA GEDI 24910809 FEMALE 4/11/1985 FALSE JUBILEE
8 WAJIR KASIM NASRI IBRAHIM 28059472 FEMALE 1988-01-01 NONE MAENDELEO CHAP CHAP PARTY
8 WAJIR ABDILLE ANISA RASHID 27005578 FEMALE 1993 N/A WIPER DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
008 WAJIR GUHAD SULI ABDI 14466010 Female 1976-01-01 N/A NARC KENYA
8 WAJIR GABOW MEYMUNA OSMAN 22459666 Female 1980-08-22 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
8 WAJIR BAREY BUULE DIIS 9562308 F 1968 N/A UNITED DEMOCRATIC PARTY
8 WAJIR IBRAHIM NASRI SAHAL 174025 F 1958-04-24 N/A FORD-KENYA
8 WAJIR FARHIYA NOOR AMIN 32942480 F 1991-06-12 N/A DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY
008 WAJIR ASHA HASSAN MOHAMMED 21399955 FEMALE 1978 NONE AMANI NATIONAL CONGRESS
24 WEST POKOT Mukenyang Catherine Chepkemoi 13005675 F 1975 NILL KANU
24 WEST POKOT KASIWAI RAEL ALEUTUM 20127401 FEMALE 1977-02-08 N/A KENYA UNION PARTY
24 WEST POKOT TOMITOM LILIAN CHEPTOO 22555678 Female 1981-01-06 None UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
24 WEST POKOT HELLEN CHEROTICH 11757166 F 1973-12-31 NONE CHAMA CHA MASHINANI
24 WEST POKOT HELLEN CHEROTICH 11757166 F 1973-12-31 NONE CHAMA CHA MASHINANI
24 WEST POKOT Rotino Rodah Chepkopus 280423 F 1/1/1962 NONE ORANGE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT

GEOGRAPHY FORM 2 OPENER EXAM PLUS ANSWERS FREE

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NAME…………………………………………………………………………………………….CLASS…………….ADM…………..

JOINT EVALUATION

 FORM 2 OPENER EXAM

DURATION: 1 HOUR 45 MINUTES                                                                    

Instructions: Answer all the questions in the spaces provided.

  1. (a) Give three sub branches of physical Geography.                                                         (3 marks)

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(b)         Give four heavenly bodies that make up the solar system.                                    (4 marks)

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  1. (a) Apart from the crust, name the other two main internal layers of the earth.(2 marks)

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(b)         State five characteristics of the earth’s crust.                                                                (5 marks)

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  1. The diagram below shows a maximum thermometer. Use it to answer question (a)

(a)          Identify the parts marked E, F and G.                                                                                 (3 marks)

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(b)         Apart from a maximum thermometer, name three other types of thermometers                                    found at a weather station.                                                                                                       (3 marks)

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(c)          List five factors that affect the temperature of a place.                                            (5 marks)

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  1. Explain three environmental hazards associated with convectional rainfall. (6 marks)

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  1. The table below represent rainfall and temperature for City K. use it to answer question (a)

and (b).

Months J F M A M J J A S O N D
Temp OC 27 25 30 25 20 18 17 24 27 28 27 28
Rainfall (mm) 50 80 100 250 150 100 25 25 100 150 220 200

 

(a)          Calculate the mean annual range of temperature.                                                       (2 marks)

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(b)         Calculate the annual rainfall total for City K.                                                                  (2 marks)

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  1. (a) Differentiate between a map and a plan.                                                                          (2 marks)

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(b)         State five qualities of a good sketch map.                                                                        (5 marks)

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  1. (a) What are igneous rocks?                                                                                                           (2 marks)

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(b)         State three differences between plutonic rocks and volcanic rocks.                (6 marks)

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  1. (a) Define the term mining?                                                                                                            (2 marks)

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(b)         Give four ways in which minerals occur.                                                                         (4 marks)

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(c)          Explain four benefits of trona mining at Lake Magadi to Kenya.                        (8 marks)

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  1. Suppose you were to carry out a field study on trona mining at Lake Magadi:

 

(a)          Give three stages of trona processing that you would observe.                          (3 marks)

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(b)         State three follow up activities that you would carry out.                                    (3marks)

 

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NAME…………………………………………………………………………………………….CLASS…………….ADM…………..

JOINT EVALUATION

GEOGRAPHY

DURATION: 1 HOUR 45 MINUTES                                                                    

Instructions: Answer all the questions in the spaces provided.

  1. (a) Give three sub branches of physical Geography.                                                          (3 marks)

 

 

  • Geology
  • Geomorphology
  • Biogeography
  • Oceanography
  • Meteorology
  • Climatology
  • Pedology

 

 

(b)         Give four heavenly bodies that make up the solar system.                                     (4 marks)

 

  • The Sun
  • Planets
  • Asteroids
  • Comets
  • Natural satellites
  • Meteoroids/meteors

 

  1. (a) Apart from the crust, name the other two main internal layers of the earth.(2 marks)

 

  • Mantle
  • Core

 

(b)         State five characteristics of the earth’s crust.                                                                (5 marks)

 

  • The crust is divided into two layers: sial and sima.
  • The sial lies on top of the sima.
  • Sial rocks are rich in silica and aluminium.
  • The sima is rich in silica and magnesium.
  • Average density of rocks is between 2.7 to 3.0 gm/cm3
  • The sial rocks are rigid and mainly granitic.
  • The sima rocks are solid in state.
  • Sima rocks are mainly basaltic and are elastic.

 

  1. The diagram below shows a maximum thermometer. Use it to answer question (a)

(a)          Identify the parts marked E, F and G.                                                                                 (3 marks)

 

  • E – Bulb
  • F – Mercury
  • G – Metal index

 

(b)        Apart from a maximum thermometer, name three other types of thermometers                                     found at a weather station.                                                                                                       (3 marks)

 

  • Minimum thermometer
  • Six’s thermometer
  • Wet bulb thermometer

 

(c)         List five factors that affect the temperature of a place.                                            (5 marks)

 

 

  • Latitude
  • Altitude
  • Aspect
  • Distance from the sea
  • Cloud cover
  • Winds
  • Ocean currents
  • Length of day
  • Forests

 

 

  1. Explain three environmental hazards associated with convectional rainfall. (6 marks)

 

  • Convectional rainfall at times is accompanied by very strong winds that destroys property.
  • Thunder and lightning accompanying this rainfall at times leads to loss of lives and destruction of property.
  • At times torrential downpours are heavy thus causing floods in some lowlands thus interfering with people.
  • Some times this type of rainfall is accompanied with hail which destroys crops.

 

  1. The table below represent rainfall and temperature for City K. use it to answer question (a)

and (b).

 

Months J F M A M J J A S O N D
Temp OC 27 25 30 25 20 18 17 24 27 28 27 28
Rainfall (mm) 50 80 100 250 150 100 25 25 100 150 220 200

 

(a)          Calculate the annual range of temperature.                                                                    (2 marks)

 

300 C – 170C = 130C

 

(b)        Calculate the annual rainfall total for City K.                                                                  (2 marks)

 

50+80+100+250+150+100+25+25+100+150+220+200 = 1450 mm

 

 

 

 

  1. (a) Differentiate between a map and a plan.                                                                          (2 marks)

 

A map is a representation to scale of the earth or part of the earth on a flat surface                                   such as a sheet of paper while a plan is a map of a very small place drawn using a                                      large scale for a particular purpose.

 

(b)         State five qualities of a good sketch map.                                                                        (5 marks)

 

  • Should have a title
  • Should be neat and clear
  • Should be enclosed in a frame.
  • Should have a key where applicable
  • Should have a compass direction pointing north.

 

  1. (a) What are igneous rocks?                                                                                                           (2 marks)

 

                                These are rocks formed due to cooling and solidification of hot molten magma or                                        lava.

 

(b)         State three differences between plutonic rocks and volcanic rocks.                 (6 marks)

 

  • Plutonic rocks are formed due to cooling and solidification of molten magma while volcanic rocks are formed due to cooling and solidification of lava
  • Plutonic rocks are formed deep below the earth’s surface while volcanic rocks are formed on the earth’s surface
  • Plutonic rocks have a slow rate of cooling while volcanic rocks have a fast/rapid rate of cooling
  • Plutonic rocks have large size of crystals while volcanic rocks have very small sized crystals.
  • Plutonic rocks have a coarse texture while volcanic rocks have a fine texture.

 

  1. (a) Define the term mining?                                                                                                            (2 marks)

 

Mining refers to the process of extracting valuable minerals and fossils fuels on or                                     from the earth’s crust.

 

(b)         Give four ways in which minerals occur.                                                                         (4 marks)

 

  • As veins and lodes
  • As beds and seam /layers
  • As alluvial deposits
  • As weathered products
  • As evaporates.

 

(c)          Explain four benefits of trona mining at Lake Magadi to Kenya.                         (8 marks)

 

  • Export of soda ash earns foreign exchange to Kenya which is used in foreign trade.
  • Trona mining has created employment opportunities to many Kenyans who earn income thus improving their standards of living.
  • Development of glass and bottle industry as soda ash from trona provides the main raw material.
  • Trona mining has led to development of a tarmac road and railway branch from Konza to Magadi.
  • Provision of social amenities such as schools and a hospital thus improving living standards of the local people.
  • The Kenyan government (national and county) earns revenue through taxation on the profit of the company.
  • The company provides free water to the local people for both domestic and livestock use.

Trona mining has led emergence and growth of Magadi town thus urbanization in the former remote area.

  1. Suppose you were to carry out a field study on trona mining at Lake Magadi:

 

(a)          Give three stages of trona processing that you would observe.                           (3 marks)

 

  • Sieving trona from lake water
  • Washing of trona
  • Drying of washed trona
  • Heating trona to separate sodium carbonate from sodium hydrogen carbonate.
  • Grinding of soda ash
  • Sieving and packing of soda ash.

 

(b)         State three follow up activities that you would carry out.                                      (3marks)

 

  • Writing a report in an essay form.
  • Drawing graphs and pie charts on numerical data collected/provided.
  • Laboratory testing of trona samples collected.
  • Displaying printed photographs taken on a wall.
  • Displaying labelled samples collected.
  • Giving a lecture to other students in other classes.
  • Classifying data collected.

Latest Vacancies at the Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation 2023

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VACANCIES AT THE MINISTRY OF WATER, SANITATION AND IRRIGATION

MINISTRY OF WATER, SANITATION AND IRRIGATION OFFICE OF THE CABINET SECRETARY

MAJI HOUSE                                                                                                  Telegrams: “MAJI” Nairobi

NGONG ROAD                                                                                               Telephone: +254204900303

P.O. BOX 49720-00100                                                                                G.L +254 20 2716103

NAIROBI                                                                                                         Fax: +254 20 2728703

Website: www.water.go.ke

APPLICATION TO FILL IN THE POSITIONS OF CHAIRPERSONS AND BOARD MEMBERS

PURSUANT to the First schedule of Water Act 2016 on procedures of boards and committee appointments; Section 2 (1) (2) as read together with all the relevant statutes establishing the Water Sector institutions, the Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Water, Sanitation & Irrigation wishes to invite applications from suitably qualified candidates to fill in the positions of Chairpersons and/or Board Members in the following institutions;

  1. Kenya Water Institute
  2. Water Sector Trust Fund
  3. Water Resources Authority
  4. Water Services Regulatory Board
  5. Athi Water Works Development Agency
  6. Tana Water Works Development Agency
  7. Coast Water Works Development Agency
  8. Tanathi Water Works Development Agency
  9. Northern Water Works Development Agency
  10. National Water Harvesting and Storage Authority
  11. Lake Victoria South Water Works Development Agency
  12. Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency
  13. Regional Centre on Groundwater Resource Education, Training and Research in Eastern Africa

Terms of Service: Three (3) Years Term (Renewable once subject to performance).

Requirements for Appointment

In order to qualify for appointment to any of these positions, a candidate must;

  1. Have relevant expertise and skills necessary for the performance of the mandates for the Authority/Board;
  2. Have knowledge and at least ten years’ experience in their respective field of qualification in (i) above; and, at least five of those years in senior management;
  • Meet the requirements of leadership and integrity set out in Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya
  1. Be a Citizen of Kenya; and
  2. Have had a distinguished career in their respective

II.HOW TO APPLY

  • Applications may be made by any qualified person;
  • Applicants may submit manual (hard copy) or electronic (online)
  • All applications should be submitted together with detailed curriculum vitae, a Copy of ID/Passport, copies of Academic Certificates, testimonials and any other relevant supporting documents.
  • Manual Applications should be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly marked;

“Application for Chairperson/Member of the Board (Indicate the respective Institution which you are applying for)” and should be delivered to;

Office of the Cabinet Secretary,

Ministry of Water, Sanitation & Irrigation Maji House, 6th Floor, Ngong Road

P.O Box 49720, 00100

NAIROBI

All applications should reach the Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation on or before Monday 17th January, 2022 latest by 5.00 p.m. (East African Time).

Children Benefiting From Sh80million Cash Transfer Programme 

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More than 8,000 children under three years of age are benefiting from a Sh80 million cash transfer programme being piloted in three counties.

The one year programme, dubbed Universal Child Benefit (UCB) is being piloted in the most populous sub-counties of Kisumu, Embu and Kajiado counties.

An assistant Director for Children Services in the state department of Social protection, senior citizens affairs and special programmes Peter Ombasa said the 8,265 children drawn from all households in the three counties have been receiving Sh800 per child per month, since the inception of the programme in December 2021.

Ombasa further said the programme which was being piloted by United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) in collaboration with Save the Children organization, World Food Programme and the Kenyan government is set to expire in December 2022.

While noting that every child had a constitutional right to social protection, the Director emphasized the need for improving children outcomes such as good nutrition, health and education which he said the UCB programme was guaranteeing.

He argued that children as future generation was any nation’s investment which if well taken care of, gives high returns and boosts the country’s human capital development.

While speaking during a media engagement workshop, Ombasa said the programme was designed to be shock responsive to children in vulnerable households to help increase their resilience and also offer a platform for delivery of emergency cash when needed.

The programme if well implemented across the country, he said would contribute to an inclusive economic growth by reducing the existing social inequalities and strengthening social cohesion among communities.

The pilot programme which is funded by UNICEF is expected to be handed over to the government for continuity and up scaling after its expiry this December.

FORM 4 BIOLOGY PAPER 2 EXAMS WITH ANSWERS PDF

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Name ………………………………….candidate’s signature…………………

Date ………………………

231/2

Biology

Time: 2hrs.

Biology

Paper 231/2

Time: 2hrs

Instructions to candidates

.Write your name, index number in the spaces provided above.

.Sign and write the date of examination in the spaces provided above.

.This paper consists of two sections. A and B.

.Anwer all the questions in section a in the spaces provided.

.In section B answer question 7(compulsory) and either question 8 or 9 in the spaces provided after question 9.

.Check to ascertain that all pages are printed and that no questions are missing.

FOR EXAMINER’S USE ONLY

SECTION QUESTIONS MAXIMUM SCORE CANDIDATES SCORE
  1 7  
2 6  
3 7  
4 7  
5 6  
6 7  
  7 20  
8 20  
9 20  
Total score 80  

 

SECTION A 40MKS

Answer all questions in this section in the spaces provided.

Q1. In an ecosystem energy flows from the sun and is transferred in a series of organisms.  The diagram represents different levels of energy levels of energy transfer.

                                Level D

 

                        Level C

 

              Level B

 

      Level A

 

(a) Insert the sun in the diagram and using arrows show the direction of energy transfer. (1mk)

(b) Name the trophic levels represented by D and B (2mks)

 

(c) Identify the general trend in the amount of energy along the path illustrated in (a) give reasons for the trend. (2mks)

 

 

(d)Explain short term effect of decreasing the number of individuals in the level C. (2mks)

 

 

Q2. In maize, yellow colour W is dominant over white colour.  Describe how one would establish whether a given sample of yellow maize is pure or hybrid.  Show your working. (4mks)

 

 

Q3. The sketch graph shows how the metabolic rate in man and lizard is affected by environmental temperature.

 

 

  1. Suggest why the metabolic rate was high in man between 5oc and 20o (2mks)

 

 

  1. Account for increase in metabolic rate in lizard as environmental temperature was increasing. (2mks)

 

  1. (i) state two physiological processes that occur in man when environmental temperature rises above 35o (2mks)

 

 

 

 

(ii) How would the lizard respond to similar temperature changes in (c) (1mk)

 

Q4. The apparatus shown was set up by a group of students.

 

 

  1. What was the aim of the experiment? (1mk)

 

 

  1. Explain the results obtained in the set up at the end of the experiment. (2mks)

 

 

  1. State the expected results if the cellophane was replaced with a thin section of

(i) Raw arrowroot (1mk)

 

(ii) Boiled arrowroot (1mk)

 

 

(d) (i) Account for the results obtained in ( c) (ii). (1mk)

 

(ii)  What is the equivalent of sucrose solution in plant tissue? (3mks)

 

 

 

 

Q5. The diagram represents a plant cell

 

 

  1. Name a carbohydrate which forms the structure label S. (1mk)

 

  1. (i) state the function of the part labeled R (2mks)

 

(ii) Suggest what would happen in the plant if the number of organelle labeled    T is

reduced.

.(1mk)

 

(c) Name two cell organelles present in the diagram but absent in animal cells                             (2mks)

 

Q6. The set of apparatus was assembled by a group of students to investigate some physiological process.

 

  1. (i) give two aims of the experiment. (2mks)

 

(ii) Explain the observation expected after 24 hours. (2mks)

 

  1. Before experiment, the glucose solution was boiled then cooled.

(i) Why was it necessary to boil the solution? (1mk)

 

(ii) What was the importance of oil layer in the experiment?(1mk)

 

  1. Describe a control experiment for the set up. (1mk)

 

  1. Suggest two industrial application of the process being investigated. (1mk)

 

 

SECTION B (40mks)

Answer question 7 (compulsory) and EITHER question 8 or 9 in the spaces provided after question 9

Q7 The table below represents body weight, metabolic rate and eaten per day by different mammals. (Compulsory)

Animal Body weight Metabolic rate (cm3) Oxygen/ghr Food eaten per day (kg)
Rat 0.10 800 0.098
Hare 2.00 480 1.2
Dog 8.00 300 3.0
Man 60.00 150 4.0
Horse 200.0 100 15.0
Elephant 800.0 86 40.0

 

 

  1. (i) Draw a graph of metabolic rate against body weight of the animals (6mks)

 

(ii) From the graph estimate the metabolic rate of an animal whose body weight is 35 kg (2mks)

 

 

  1. Express the food eaten per day of the following mammals as a percentage of their body weight.

(i) Rat (2mks)

 

(ii) Elephant (2mks)

 

  1. Account for the difference in percentage obtained in (b) (4mks)

 

 

 

 

 

  1. Which of the six mammals would least suffer dehydration during a sunny day? Give reasons for your answers. (2mks)

 

 

  1. A reptile would require less food than a mammal of the same weight. Explain. (2mks)

 

 

 

 

 

Q8. (a)Define the terms

(i)Transpiration (2mks)

 

(ii)Translocation (2mks)

 

(b)Explain five factors that affect the rate of transpiration in plants.(16mks)

 

Q9.           (a) Define

(i) Chemical evolution (2mks)

 

(ii) Organic evolution (2mks)

 

 

(b) Describe the evidence of organic evolution (16mks)

BIOLOGY FORM 4 PAPER 2 MARKING SCHEME

Q1.

level D             Level C            Level B         Level

A (1mk)

 

SUN

(All must be correct)

(b) B-secondary consumers; D-producers (2mks)

(c) Amount of energy decrease along the path (from D to A); some energy is lost through respiration unconverted materials and uneaten individuals. (2mks)

(d) Number of individuals in level B decrease leading to decrease at level A due to starvation/less energy available; number of individuals in level D would increase due to decrease of herbivores/grazers. (2mks)

Q2. (a)Back cross with white maize (ww)

Parent                                             Pure breed                    X                           White

Genotype                                           WW                                                          ww

 

Gametes                W                                             W                  w                                 w

 

 

F1 genotype            Ww           Ww               Ww                                 Ww

NB all yellow NB:Gametes should be circled individually. (2mks)

 

 

 

 

 

Hybrid                                                     White

genotype                                           Ww                                                           ww

X

Gametes                W                                             w                   w                                 w

 

 

F1 genotype            Ww           Ww               ww                                  ww

2 yellow                           2 white

Mixture of yellow and white  (2mks)

 

(b) Male sex chromosome XY female XX.

         Sperm

 

Ova

 X Y

 
X XX

Girl

 XY

Boy
X XX

Girl

 XY

Boy

50% boys, 50% girls/equal chances (2mks)

 

Q3. (a) Environmental temperature lower than body temperature more heat was being generated to maintain body temperature. (2mks)

(b) The lizard is poikilothermic, enzymes were inactive at low temperature, their activity increased as temperature increased because enzymes were activated.(2mks)

(c) ) (i) vasodilation, sweating, hair lie flat on skin (first two) (2mks)

(ii)Aestivation, migration to shade, burrowing, sand bathing, (any one correct)(1mk)

Q4. (a) To demonstrate osmosis in non -living tissue (1mk)

(b) Level of sucrose rose in thistle funnel, water drawn into funnel by osmosis,since     sucrose solution was hypertonic to/more concentrated than distilled water. (2mks)

(c)  (i) Sucrose solution level would rise in funnel.(1mk)

(ii) No observable change/sucrose level remained the same.(1mk)

(d) (i) Cell membrane in arrow root destroyed hence no osmosis (1mk)

(ii) Cell sap/dissolve sugars and salts in vacuole.(1mk)

 

Q5 (a) Cellulose (1mk)

(b) (i) Store sugar/salts/food; create osmotic gradient for osmosis; cause cell turgidity(2mks)

(ii) Rate of photosynthesis would reduce/inadequate food produced.(1mk)

( c ) Cell wall; chloroplast(2mks)

Q6.(a) (i) to show energy is released in anaerobic respiration; to show carbon( IV)  ; oxide is produced in anaerobic respiration. (2mks)

(ii) Increase in temperature since energy is released colour of indicator; changed to yellow due to acidity/carbon. (IV)oxide released changed indicator to yellow. (1mk)

(b) (i) Expel dissolved oxygen; (1mk)

(ii) Prevent entry of air/oxygen into glucose solution.(1mk)

( c) use glucose solution without yeast/used killed yeast cells.(1mk)

(d) Ethanol production in breweries, breads production in bakeries.(1mk)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Q7.

(i) Labeling axis (2mks)

Scale (2mks)

Curve (1mk)

Plotting (1mk)

(ii) 205cm3 oxygen /ghr  -1            – +   5 evidence from gragh (2mkS)

(b) (i)     RAT                   food eaten                         X           100%    0.098                          X100 =98% (2mks)

Body weight                                           0.1

 

 

 

 

(ii)Elephant     40  X 100     =5% (2mks)

800

 

(C)Rat  eat more food per  unit body  weight  than  elephant; Rat has  larger  surface  area to volume ratio; therefore tend t0 lose more heat per unit body weight; oxidize more food/faster to maintain body temperature(4mks)

(d) Elephant: least  surface  area to  volume  ratio; lose  water very  slowly  since  some  tissues  are  far  from  body  surface; metabolic  rate  very  slow; hence little water lost through sweating per unit body weight(2mks)

(e)Reptile poikilothermic/depend on environmental temperature; mammal homiothermic/oxidize food to maintain body temperature (2mks)

8(a) (i)   Transpiration is the process by which plants lose water to the atmosphere in form of water vapour

(ii)Translocation is the process by which soluble products of photosynthesis/simple sugars are transported from leaves ;to other parts of the plants through phloem

(b)Temperature: high temperature increases water evaporation from mesophyll cell; increase capacity of atmosphere to hold more water due to faster movement of molecules/ low temperatures reduces the rate of water evaporation; air capacity to hold more water hence low transpiration rate

Humidity:high humidity lower the saturation deficit /reduce ability of atmosphere to hold more water;hence low transpiration rate/low humidity offering great saturat

ion deficit;hence high rate of transpiration

Light intensity:at low light intensity stomata close; reduce surface area over which water is lost/low transpiration rate/stomata open at high light intensity;surface area hence increases transpiration rate

Wind/air current:fast air movement /strong air current  sweep away saturated air around plant;increasing transpiration rate ;still air/weak  air currents make water accumulate around the plant lowering transpiration rate

Size of  stomata/number of  stomata/leaf  area:large/many  stomata/leaves/large area; increase  transpiration  rate/few  leaves/small/few  stomata  reduce  surface  area; hence  low  transpiration  rate

Atmospheric  pressure: low  atmospheric pressure  increase  water evaporation; hence  high  rate  of  transpiration/high  atmospheric pressure  reduce  water  evaporation; hence  low  rate  of  transpiration [3marks] award only  once in each condition/low or high. {max 16marks}

Free Secondary exams with answers for all forms

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Free Secondary exams with answers for all forms

Are you in need of free Secondary school examinations? Well. Here is a collection of free termly examinations for all forms.

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TSC GUIDELINES FOR RECRUITMENT OF TEACHER INTERNS – PRIMARY SCHOOLS 2023/2024 FINANCIAL YEAR

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TSC GUIDELINES FOR RECRUITMENT OF TEACHER INTERNS – PRIMARY SCHOOLS 2022/2023 FINANCIAL YEAR

GENERAL INFORMATION

Following the advertisement for recruitment of teacher interns for Primary schools, Regional Director Nairobi, County Directors and Sub-County Directors are required to conduct a selection exercise for applicants wishing to be employed and submit Merit Lists to the TSC Headquarters. The lists should be ratified by the Regional Selection Panel for Nairobi and County Selection Panel for other counties.

Applicants will be required to submit their applications to the Secretary Teachers Service Commission through online platform www.teachersonline.go.ke for the county where a vacancy has been declared. Applicants will be required to scan and upload copies of professional and academic certificates together with any other relevant document as may be applicable.

The selection panel will be expected to exercise the highest degree of transparency and accountability, as stipulated in the Public Officer Ethics Act and TSC Code of Conduct and Ethics (CoCE, 2015).

The TSC Regional Directors are required to induct TSC County Directors within their areas of jurisdiction, who in turn are expected to induct members of the Selection Panels involved in the recruitment process on the relevant Sections of the Act and the Code of Regulations for Teachers (CORT, 2015) before the commencement of the selection exercise.

The TSC County Director MUST ensure that the recruitment proc ss is done in strict adherence to the laid down protocols by the Ministry of Health on containment of COVID – 19 pandemic.

TSC County Director MUST ensure that venues for selection process are accessible to applicants with disability.

All applicants MUST be registered teachers as per Section 23( 1) of the Teachers Service Commission Act, 2012. Applicants who are not duly registered shall not be considered for recruitment.

Applicants whose names differ in the academic and professional certificates and/or identification cards MUST present an Affidavit sworn under the Oaths and Statutory Declarations Act, Cap 15 of the Laws of Kenya to explain the variance in names.

Applicants who re-sat either KCPE or KCSE examinations (or their equivalents) MUST present certified copies of the certificate(s) of the national examination(s) for all attempts. Copies of Certificates must be certified by the Sub-County Directors. In the event the exam was cancelled applicants must present a letter from the Head of Institution together with a certified copy of KNEC print out from the school confirming the cancellation.

Upon generation of Applicants’ Lists from the system by the TSC County Director, the TSC County Director shall share the lists with the TSC Sub-County Directors. The TSC Sub-County Directors shall convene the Sub-County Selection Panel(s). The Selection Panel(s) shall verify applicants’ professional, academic and any other relevant documents before shortlisting a maximum of five (5) applicants per advertised post.

The TSC Sub-County Director shall invite shortlisted applicants for the verification of documents through a Short Messaging Service (SMS). The message shall include interview date, venue and time of the interview. The verification of documents shall be conducted at least seven (7) days from the date of invitation. The list of shortlisted applicants shall immediately be submitted to the TSC County Director who shall verify the lists, compile and submit to the TSC Regional Directors who shall in turn verify, compile and submit the lists to the HQs for publishing on the TSC website.

 

Following the verification exercise, the TSC Sub-County Director shall compile a Merit List of all of applicants whose documents have been verified. The Merit Lists shall be used to recruit teacher interns and any subsequent recruitment process within the financial year.

 

During the selection, each applicant shall be assigned a serial number. Applicants must present original and legible photocopies of the following, among other relevant documents: –

National identification card;

Certificate of Registration as a teacher;

Evidence of the completion of Upgrade Diploma in Primary Teacher Education where applicable.

 

PTE Certificate;

KCSE certificates or its equivalent (include certificates for attempts if one re-sat exams);

KCPE certificate or its equivalent (include certificates for attempts if one re-sat exams);

Letter of Certification of results by KNEC (where applicable);

Primary and Secondary School leaving certificates and other relevant testimonials;

National Council of Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD) Card (where applicable);

An Affidavit sworn under the Oaths and Statutory Declarations Act, Cap 15 of the Laws of Kenya to explain the variance in names.

All applicants, irrespective of gender, disability, ethnicity or Home County shall be given equal opportunities;

 

Persons with disabilities shall be required to indicate their disability status together with the nature of disabilities to inform their placement;

 

TSC County Directors shall ensure that a 5% of all the advertised slots are reserved for the recruitment of teachers with disabilities in accordance to the provisions of the Constitution and the Law;

 

In the event of a tie in the ranking, consideration for selection shall be determined in the following order:

Applicants’ disability status;

Length of stay since graduation;

Strength of academic and professional certificates presented.

N/8: If applicants tie at PTE/DPTE Upgrade Certificate points, aggregate KCSE grades or its equivalent shall be considered.

The selection panel shall vet each applicant to establish if he/she meets the requirements of the TSC advertisement during the selection exercise.

 

Teachers who have either participated in the teacher internship programme or previously employed by the Commission are not eligible.

 

Any internship contract signed based on misleading information provided by the applicant shall be cancelled immediately without any further reference to them.

 

Merit Lists generated and used during this rec;:ruitment shall be used in the subsequent replacement of teacher interns within the Financial Year or as directed by the Commission from time to time.

2.0.       SUB-COUNTY SELECTION PANEL

 

The Selection Panel shall comprise of the following members: –

 

i)

iii)

The Sub County Director

TSC Sub County Human Resource Officer Zonal Curriculum Support Officer

TOTAL

Chairperson Secretary Member

—1…

 

The TSC Sub-County Director MUST ensure that the Ministry of Health COVID-19 containment measures or any other pandemic as may be advised by the Ministry of Health are adhered to by both panel members and the applicants at all times.

VERIFICATION EXERCISE

 

The TSC Sub County Director shall verify the TSC registration status of all applicants;

The TSC Sub County Director shall present a list of all applicants to the Selection Panel;

Applicants must appear in person before the Selection Panel on the set dates.

 

 

AUTHENTICATION OF ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL DOCUMENTS

 

Original academic and professional certificates shall be scrutinized to verify their authenticity.

 

The TSC Sub County Director shall certify photocopies of the certificates and other documents before forwarding them to the TSC County Director.

 

Any applicant(s) who present forged/fake academic, professional and other documents commit(s) an offence and shall be disqualified and/or deregistered.

 

SELECTION CRITERIA

 

Applicants shall be awarded marks as per the score sheet (Appendix 1 (a) and (b).

Where applicants tie in scores, the panel shall consider the criteria under Clause 1

(xvii) of these guidelines.

 

Upon verification of academic, professional and other relevant documents, the Sub-County selection panel shall compile a Sub-County Merit List. The TSC Sub­ County Directors shall submit Sub-County Merit Lists to the TSC County Directors who shall convene a County Selection Panel to compile a County Merit List. The County Merit List shall be used in the subsequent recruitment processes within the financial year or as directed by the Commission from time to time.

 

  1. NB. An applicant with disabilities related to hearing and/or speech shall be allowed the company of a sign language

 

DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED TO TSC COUNTY DIRECTOR

 

The TSC Sub County Director shall be required to submit the following to the TSC County Director: –

List of all applicants who presented documents for verification at the Sub County level (Appendix II);

Sub County Merit List (Appendix Ill);

Summary of complaints raised (if any) together with action taken;

 

Minutes of the Sub-County Selection Panel duly signed by the Chairperson and Secretary clearly showing how the final list of the successful applicants was agreed upon.

 

COUNTY SELECTION PANEL

 

After submission of Merit Lists by the TSC Sub County Directors, TSC County Director shall constitute a County selection panel comprising the following members;

 

 

County Director

TSC Deputy County Director

County Human Resource Officer

TSC Sub County Director ·(2)

TOTAL

Chairperson Secretary Member Members

 

 

The TSC County Director MUST ensure that the Ministry of Health COVID-19 containment measures or any other pandemic as may be advised by the Ministry of Health are adhered to by both panel members and the applicants _at all times.

 

The TSC County Director shall be required to convene a County Selection Panel to ratify Sub County Merit Lists and compile the County Merit List for onward submission to the TSC Regional Director within the stipulated timeline;

 

The TSC Regional Director shall be required to convene a Regional Selection Panel to ratify the County Merit Lists and Compile Regional Merit List for submission to the TSC Headquarters within the stipulated timelines.

 

The Merit Lists compiled and ratified during the selection process at the beginning of the Financial Year shall be used in subsequent recruitments within the financial year.

NB: It is the responsibility of the TSC County Director to ensure that the exercise is fair and transparent. TSC County Director must also ensure that all documents are in order as provided in the approved checklist and appropriately signed/certified before submission to the TSC Headquarters.

 

COMPLAINTS

 

Any applicant who is dissatisfied with the exercise should submit to the TSC County Director a written complaint immediately and send an email to the TSC Headquarters through, dirstaffinq@tsc.qo.ke not later than seven (7) days after the selection exercise;

 

The TSC County Director should, within seven (7) days of receipt of such a complaint, analyze and address all complaints raised after the selection process has been completed and thereafter submit a report to the Headquarters on the action taken.

 

Where an applicant is dissatisfied with the decision of the TSC County Director in

(ii) above, or where the complaint is made against the TSC County Director, the applicant shall appeal to the Appeals Committee on staffing functions at the TSC Headquarters. The Appeals Committee shall investigate the allegations and take appropriate action within fourteen (14} days.

 

DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED TO TSC HEADQUARTERS

The TSC County Director shall submit the following to the TSC Headquarters;

 

County Selection Panel minutes duly signed by the Chairperson and Secretary;

Copies of minutes of the Sub-County Selection Panel duly signed by the Chairperson and Secretary and verified by the TSC County Director on behalf of the County Selection Panel, clearly showing how the final list of the successful applicants was agreed upon;

County Merit Lists; (Appendix IV)

List of all selected applicants drawn from the County merit list; (Appendix VJ

List of all invited applicants who did not appear for verification; (Appendix VJ);

List of applicants with disability; (Appendix VII)

Duly signed copies of Internship Agreement and Offer of Internship Letters;

Original statement of confirmation of PTE/DPTE (Upgrade)/KCSE/KCPE results from KNEC for applicants without original certificates;

Original Medical Examination report in form GP 69;

Certified copies of the following documents in the order indicated below: –

National identification card;

Certificate of Registration as a teacher;

PTE/DPTE Upgrade certificate;

KCSE certificate or its equivalent (include certificates for all attempts if one re­ sat exams);

KCPE certificate or its equivalent (include certificates for all attempts if one re­ sat exams);

Letter of certification of results by KNEC (where applicable);

 

Primary and Secondary School leaving certificates and other relevant testimonials;

National        Council      of              Persons          with    Disabilities   (NCPWD)   Card applicable);

 

 

(where

 

An Affidavit sworn under the Oaths and Statutory Declarations Act, Cap 15 of the Laws of Kenya to explain the variance in names;

KRA PIN certificate, Bank form and Bank plate/card (front face) to facilitate appointment on payroll.

 

Panel score sheet (Appendix I) both in soft (excel) via ddstaffingp@tsc.go.ke and hard copy for the selected applicants.

 

IMPORTANT NOTES

 

Merit Lists shall be made available to members of public wishing to see them on request in a manner that will not put the recruitment process into jeopardy.

 

All enquiries arising from these guidelines should be made to the TSC County Director.

Notwithstanding the decentralization of the function of teacher recruitment pursuant to Section 20 of the TSC Act, the Commission is not precluded from carrying out recruitment directly from the TSC Headquarters.

The TSC Regional Directors shall:

Ensure guidelines are adhered to within their regions;

Coordinate the teacher internship recruitment process within their respective regions;

Sensitize County Directors and oversee the sensitization of other officers including members of the BoM involved in the process;

Undertake measures to resolve complaints arising from the process within their regions;

Confirm and ratify County Merit Lists

Compile and submit Regional Merit Lists to the TSC Headquarters.

 

8.0        Attached find the following Appendices;

 

 

i)

ii)

Appendix        I (a): Appendix  l (b):

Panel Score Sheet for primary school teachers. Panel Score Sheet for primary school teachers with disability

 

Appendix  II:

Sub County Registration list of applicants who present documents for verification.

 

Appendix Ill:    Sub County Merit List.

Appendix IV:  County Merit List

Appendix V:     List of selected applicants

Appendix VI: List of applicants who did not appear for

verification

Appendix VII: List of applicants with disabilities.

 

 

APPENDIX 1(a)

 

f>ANEL SCORE SHEET FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER INTERNS

APPLICANT’S NAME                                                                        TSC NO.                                                                                                         _

 

REGION                                    COUNTY                            SUB COUNTY                                                   _

 

GRADE          YEAR OF GRADUATION                     PTE POINTS              DPTE (Upgrade) POINTS

 

  isCORING AREAS MAXIMUM                 I

 

SCORE

 ACTUAL

 

SCORE
A Professional Pl qualifications    
  6 – 17 points—————————— 25
  18 – 28 points———————————– 20
  29 – 40 points————————————— 15
  31 – 50 points 1 0
  51 – 64 points——————————————– 5
  NB: The score does not include teaching practice.  
  MAXIMUM SCORE ·25
B Length of stay since qualifying as a teacher    
  201O and   before————————————— 60
  2011 55
  201 2 50
  201 3 45
  201 4 40
  201 5 35
  201 6 30
  201 7 25
  2018 20
  201 9 15
  2020 10
  2021 to date 05
  MAXIMUM SCORE 60
C Diploma in Primary Teacher Education (CBC

Upgrade)

 

 

MAXIMUM SCORE

  

 

 

 

15

  
  GRAND TOTAL 100  

 

 

We confirm that the information entered above is correct to the best of our knowledge.

 

SELECTION PANEL SECRETARY

Name                                                                  TSC No.                                              _

 

Sign.——- Mobile No·—————— Date:

TSC/S/P/RG/001

 

 

 

SELECTION PANEL CHAIRPERSON

Name                                                                   TSC No.                                                                                _ Sign.                  Mobile No.                                                   Date:                       _

 

Verified by:

TSC COUNTY DIRECTOR/ CHAIRPERSON, COUNTY SELECTION PANEL

Name                                                                   TSC No.                                                                               _ Sign.                 Mobile No.                                  Date:                                   _

 

TSC/S/P/RG/001

APPENDIX 1 (b)

 

PANEL SCORE SHEET FOR TEACHER INTERNS WITH DISABILITIES

APPLICANT’S NAME                                                                       TSC NO.                                                _ REGION                                 COUNTY                          SUB COUNTY                                                                              _

 

GRADE                      YEAR OF GRADUATION                  PTE POINTS   POINTS

DPTE(Upgrade)

 

  CORING AREAS MAXIMUM

 

SCORE

 ACTUAL

 

SCORE
A Professional Pl qualifications    
  6 – 17 points————————– 25
  18 – 28 points 20
  29 – 40 points————————– 15
  31 – 50 points—– ———– 10
  51 – 64 points————————- 05
  NB: The score does not include  
  teaching practice.  
  MAXIMUM SCORE 25
B Length of stay since qualifying as a teacher

2010 and before—————————- 60

2011                                                    55

201 2                                                     50

201 3—————————————— 145

201 4                                                     40

2015——————————————- 135

201 6                                                     30

2017                                                    25

2018                                                   I 20

201 9                                                      1 5

2020                                                      1 0

2021 to date———————————- 05

 

MAXIMUM SCORE                           I 60

  
C Diploma in Primary Teacher Education (CBC Upgrade)

 

MAXIMUM SCORE

  

 

 

15

  
  GRAND TOTAL 100  

 

 

We confirm that the information entered in above is correct to the best of our knowledge

 

SELECTION PANEL SECRETARY                                                                                                                               TSC/S/P/RG/001

 

Name                                                                              TSC No.

Sign.                                    M .                                                  ———-

ob1le No.                         Date: ——–

 

SELECTION PANEL CHAIRPERSON

Name                                                                              TSC No.                                                                                 _ Sign.                             Mobile No.                                                                              Date:                                 _

 

 

Verified by:

 

TSC COUNTY DIRECTOR/ CHAIRPERSON, COUNTY SELECTION PANEL

Name                                                                              TSC No.                                                                                 _ Sign.                             Mobile No.                                                                              Date:                                 _

 

 

APPENDIX II

 

SUB COUNTY REGISTRATION LIST OF APPLICANTS WHO PRESENTED DOCUMENTS FOR VERIFICATION

 

 

REGION ……………………………..…COUNTY …………………………………..                                                                                                                                         SUB   COUNTY    …………………………………………………

 

S/NO NAME TSC NO. NCPWD NO. GENDER MOBILE NO. PTE POINTS DPTE (UPGRADE) POINTS AGE HOME COUNTY YEAR OF GRAD. REMARKS IFANY
                       
                       
                       

 

 

We confirm that the information entered in above is correct to the best of our knowledge.

 

SELECTION PANEL SECRETARY

 

Name                                                TSC No.                           Sign.                            Mobile No.                                                   Date:                               _

 

SELECTION PANEL CHAIRPERSON

 

  • Name TSC No_.                                  Sign.                                                       Mobile No.                                Date:                     _

 

Verified by:

 

TSC COUNTY DIRECTOR/ CHAIRPERSON, COUNTY SELECTION PANEL

 

Name                                    TSC No.                               Sign.                                       Mobile No.                           Date:                                    _

 

APPENDIX Ill

SUB-COUNTY MERIT LIST

 

REGION ……………………………  COUNTY ………………………….. SUB-COUNTY …………………………..

 

Sf

 

NO

 NAME TSC NO. NCPWD NO. GENDER SCORE AREAS TP GRADE KCSE MEAN GRADE YEAR OF GRAD. MOBIL ENO. REMARKS IF ANY eg

Disability
A B C TOTAL          
                           
                           

 

We confirm that the information entered above is correct to the best of our knowledge.

 

SELECTION PANEL SECRETARY

 

Name                                       TSC No.                                 Sign.                        Mobile No.                                            Date:                                     _

SELECTION PANEL CHAIRPERSON

 

Name                                       TSC No.                              Sign.                             Mobile No.                                           Date:                                  _

Verified by:

 

TSC COUNTY DIRECTOR/ CHAIRPERSON, COUNTY SELECTION PANEL

Name                                       TSC No.                             Sign.                                 Mobile No.                                            Date:                                 _

 

 

COUNTY MERIT LIST

REGION   ………………………………………………………COUNTY   …………………………………………………

 

S/NO NAME TSC NO. NCPWD NO. GENDER SUB COUNTY MARKS SCORED TP GRADE KCSE MEAN GRADE YEAR OF GRAD. MOBILE NO. HOME COUNTY REMARKS IF ANY e.g

disability
                         
                         
                         

 

We confirm that the information entered above is correct to the best of our knowledge.

 

COUNTY SELECTION PANEL SECRETARY

 

Name                                                                                          TSC No.                                                        _ Sign.      Mobile No.                                                  Date:                                      _ COUNTY SELECTION PANEL CHAIRPERSON

Name                                                                                     TSC No.                                                                                                _

 

Sign.                                         Mobile No.                                      Date:                                                  _

 

 

LIST OF SELECTED APPLICANTS

 

REGION  ……………………………………………………  COUNTY  …………………………………………………………………….

 

S/NO NAME TSC NO. NCPWD NO. GENDER SUB COUNTY MARKS SCORED TP

GRADE

 KCSE MEAN GRADE YEAR OF GRAD. MOBIL ENO. HOME COUNTY REMARKS IFANY

eg disability
                         
                         
                         
                         

 

We confirm that the information entered above is correct to the best of our knowledge.

 

COUNTY SELECTION PANEL SECRETARY

 

Name                                                                                         TSC No.                                                       _ Sign.                                                  Mobile No.                                                                 Date:                                      _ COUNTY SELECTION PANEL CHAIRPERSON

Name                                                                                     TSC No.                                                                                               _

 

Sign.                                          Mobile No.                                       Date:                                                  _

 

 

LIST OF APPLICANTS WHO DID NOT APPEAR FOR VERIFICATION OF DOCUMENTS

 

 

REGION  ………………………………………………………………..  COUNTY  ………………………………………………………

 

S/NO NAME TSC NO. NCPWD NO. GENDER SUB COUNTY MARKS SCORED TP GR ADE KCSE MEAN GRADE YEAR OF GRAD MOBILE NO. HOME COUNTY REASON FOR NON APPEARAN CE
                         
                         
                         
                         

 

 

We confirm that the information entered above is correct to the best of our knowledge.

 

COUNTY SELECTION PANEL SECRETARY

 

Name                                                                                          TSC No.                                                          _ Sign.                                                   Mobile No.                                                       Date:                                                   _

COUNTY SELECTION PANEL CHAIRPERSON

 

Name                                                                                        TSC No.                                                  _ Sign.         Mobile No.                                                       Date:                                                                                         _

 

LIST OF ALL APPLICANTS WITH DISABILITIES

 

REGION  …. …. … .. …………………………………………………………..   COUNTY  ………………………………………………………

 

S/NO NAME TSC NO. NCPWD NO. GENDER MOBILE NO. PTE POINTS KCSE MEAN GRADE YEAR OF GRAD SUB- COUNTY HOME COUNTY AGE REMARKS IF

ANYeg Type of Disability
                         
                         
                         

 

 

We confirm that the information entered above is correct to the best of our knowledge.

 

COUNTY SELECTION PANEL SECRETARY

 

Name                                                                                                 TSC No.                                                      _ Sign.                                                      Mobile No.                                                                   Date:                                           _ COUNTY SELECTION PANEL CHAIRPERSON

Name                                                                                  TSC No.                                                                                                _

 

Sign.                                             Mobile No.                                      Date:                                                      _

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NYANZA REGION SECONDARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION
TERM ONE 2023 CHAMPIONSHIP AT KISII SCHOOL HANDBALL -GIRLS
POOL A POOL B
TEAM COUNTY TEAM COUNTY
1 KAKRAO MIGORI 1 NDONYO KISII
2 MIRANGA HOMA BAY 2 IKONGE PAG NYAMIRA
3 NYAMIRA GIRLS SIAYA 3 GUU KISUMU
4 OMOBERA KISII 4 ULANDA GIRLS MIGORI
GAME POOL TEAMS SCORES
1 A KAKRAO VS MIRANGA 22 22
2 A NYAMIRA GIRLS VS OMOBERA 31 26
3 B NDONYO VS IKONGE PAG 23 5
4 B GUU VS ULANDA GIRLS 18 17
5 B NDONYO VS GUU 17 16
6 B IKONGE PAG VS ULANDA GIRLS 15 44
7 A KAKRAO VS NYAMIRA GIRLS 31 29
8 A MIRANGA VS OMOBERA 31 8
9 A KAKRAO VS OMOBERA 49 22
10 A NYAMIRA GIRLS VS MIRANGA 14 33
11 B NDONYO VS ULANDA GIRLS 16 28
12 B GUU VS IKONGE PAG 32 14
TABLE STANDING
POOL A POOL B
TEAM P W D L F A PTS TEAM P W D L F A PTS
1 MIRANGA 3 2 1 0 86 44 5 1 ULANDA GIRLS 3 2 0 1 89 49 4
2 KAKRAO 3 2 1 0 102 73 5 2 GUU 3 2 0 1 66 48 4
3 NYAMIRA GIRLS 3 1 0 2 74 90 2 3 NDONYO 3 2 0 1 56 49 4
4 OMOBERA 3 0 0 3 56 111 0 4 IKONGE PAG 3 0 0 3 34 99 0
SEMI FINALS
TEAMS SCORES
13 MIRANGA VS GUU 25 19
14 ULANDA GIRLS VS KAKRAO 20 19
PLAY OFF
15 GUU VS KAKRAO 24 36
FINALS
16 MIRANGA VS ULANDA GIRLS 26 23
RANKING OF TEAMS RANKING OF COUNTIES
POSITION TEAM – SCHOOL COUNTY POSITION COUNTY
1 MIRANGA HOMA BAY 1 1 HOMA BAY
2 ULANDA GIRLS MIGORI 2 2 MIGORI
3 KAKRAO MIGORI 3 3 KISUMU
4 GUU KISUMU 4 4 KISII
5 NDONYO KISII 5 5 SIAYA
6 NYAMIRA GIRLS SIAYA 6 6 NYAMIRA
7 OMOBERA KISII
8 IKONGE PAG NYAMIRA
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER  : SCHOOL : COUNTY  :

 

NYANZA REGION SECONDARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION
TERM ONE 2023 CHAMPIONSHIP AT KISII SCHOOL HANDBALL -BOYS
POOL A POOL B
TEAM COUNTY TEAM COUNTY
1 MANYATTA MIGORI 1 NDURU KISII
2 MENARA KISUMU 2 GEKANO NYAMIRA
3 ORERO HOMA BAY 3 RANGALA BOYS SIAYA
4 NDONYO KISII 4 KANYAWANGA MIGORI
PRELIMINARIES
GAME POOL TEAMS SCORES
1 A MANYATTA VS MENARA 19 12
2 A ORERO VS NDONYO 19 17
3 B NDURU VS GEKANO 18 11
4 B RANGALA BOYS VS KANYAWANGA 19 13
5 B NDURU VS RANGALA BOYS 28 27
6 B GEKANO VS KANYAWANGA 18 21
7 A MANYATTA VS ORERO 31 24
8 A MENARA VS NDONYO 18 30
9 A MANYATTA VS NDONYO 28 21
10 A ORERO VS MENARA 21 15
11 B NDURU VS KANYAWANGA 27 23
12 B RANGALA BOYS VS GEKANO 39 23
TABLE STANDING
POOL A POOL B
TEAM P W D L F A PTS TEAM P W D L F A PTS
1 MANYATTA 3 3 0 0 78 57 6 1 NDURU 3 3 0 0 73 61 6
2 ORERO 3 2 0 1 64 63 4 2 RANGALA BOYS 3 2 0 1 85 64 4
3 NDONYO 3 1 0 2 68 65 2 3 KANYAWANGA 3 1 0 2 57 64 2
4 MENARA 3 0 0 3 45 70 0 4 GEKANO 3 0 0 3 52 78 0
SEMI FINALS
TEAMS SCORES
13 MANYATTA VS RANGALA BOYS 21 17
14 NDURU VS ORERO 17 20
PLAY OFF
15 RANGALA BOYS VS NDURU 21 15
FINALS
16 MANYATTA VS ORERO 24 16
RANKING OF TEAMS RANKING OF COUNTIES
POSITION TEAM – SCHOOL COUNTY POSITION COUNTY
1 MANYATTA MIGORI 1 MIGORI
2 ORERO HOMA BAY 2 HOMA BAY
3 RANGALA BOYS SIAYA 3 SIAYA
4 NDURU KISII 4 KISII
5 NDONYO KISII 5 KISUMU
6 KANYAWANGA MIGORI 6 NYAMIRA
7 MENARA KISUMU
8 GEKANO NYAMIRA
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER  : SCHOOL : COUNTY  :

 

NYANZA REGION SECONDARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION
TERM ONE 2023 CHAMPIONSHIP AT KISII SCHOOL HOCKEY – BOYS
POOL A POOL B
TEAM COUNTY TEAM COUNTY
1 MASENO SCHOOL KISUMU 1 NDURU KISII
2 KANYAWANGA MIGORI 2 ST. MARY’S YALA SIAYA
3 CARDINAL OTUNGA KISII 3 RINGA BOYS HOMA BAY
4 4 KISUMU DAY KISUMU
GAME POOL TEAMS SCORES
1 A MASENO SCHOOL VS KANYAWANGA 1 1
2 B NDURU VS ST. MARY’S YALA 1 1
3 B RINGA BOYS VS KISUMU DAY 0 1
4 B NDURU VS RINGA BOYS 0 1
5 B ST. MARY’S YALA VS KISUMU DAY 0 1
6 A MASENO SCHOOL VS CARDINAL OTUNGA 0 1
7 A CARDINAL OTUNGA VS KANYAWANGA 1 0
8 B NDURU VS KISUMU DAY 1 0
9 B RINGA BOYS VS ST. MARY’S YALA 0 0
TABLE STANDING
POOL A POOL B
TEAM P W D L F A PTS TEAM P W D L F A PTS
1 CARDINAL OTUNGA 2 2 0 0 2 0 6 1 KISUMU DAY 3 2 0 1 2 1 6
2 MASENO SCHOOL 2 1 0 1 2 2 3 2 NDURU 3 1 1 1 2 2 4
3 KANYAWANGA 2 0 0 2 1 3 0 3 RINGA BOYS 3 1 1 1 1 1 4
4 4 ST. MARY’S YALA 3 0 2 1 1 2 2
SEMI FINALS
TEAMS SCORES
13 CARDINAL OTUNGA VS NDURU 0 1
14 KISUMU DAY VS MASENO SCHOOL 0 1
PLAY OFF
15 CARDINAL OTUNGA VS KISUMU DAY 3 0
FINALS
16 NDURU VS MASENO SCHOOL 0 1
RANKING OF TEAMS – HOCKEY GIRLS
RANKING OF TEAMS RANKING OF COUNTIES
POSITION TEAM – SCHOOL COUNTY POSITION COUNTY
1 MASENO SCHOOL KISUMU 1 KISII
2 NDURU KISII 2 KISUMU
3 CARDINAL OTUNGA KISII 3 HOMA BAY
4 KISUMU DAY KISUMU 4 SIAYA
5 RINGA BOYS HOMA BAY 5 MIGORI
6 ST. MARY’S YALA SIAYA DNP NYAMIRA
7 KANYAWANGA MIGORI
8
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER  : SCHOOL :
REGION  :

 

nyanza REGION SECONDARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION
TERM ONE 2023 CHAMPIONSHIP AT KISII SCHOOL RUGBY 15’S
POOL A POOL B
TEAM COUNTY TEAM COUNTY
1 MASENO SCHOOL KISUMU 1 KISII SCHOOL KISII
2 ST. MARY’S YALA SIAYA 2 RAPOGI MIGORI
3 HOMA BAY HIGH HOMA BAY 3 GEKANO NYAMIRA
4 NDURU KISII 4 NYABONDO KISUMU
GAME POOL TEAMS SCORES
1 A MASENO SCHOOL VS ST. MARY’S YALA 7 5
2 A HOMA BAY HIGH VS NDURU 31 8
3 B KISII SCHOOL VS RAPOGI 24 0
4 B GEKANO VS NYABONDO 0 38
5 B KISII SCHOOL VS GEKANO 32 0
6 B RAPOGI VS NYABONDO 0 17
7 A MASENO SCHOOL VS HOMA BAY HIGH 32 13
8 A ST. MARY’S YALA VS NDURU 13 0
9 A MASENO SCHOOL VS NDURU 14 7
10 A HOMA BAY HIGH VS ST. MARY’S YALA 10 32
11 B KISII SCHOOL VS NYABONDO 12 10
12 B GEKANO VS RAPOGI 6 11
TABLE STANDING
POOL A POOL B
TEAM P W D L F A PTS TEAM P W D L F A PTS
1 MASENO SCHOOL 3 3 0 0 53 25 9 1 KISII SCHOOL 3 3 0 0 68 10 9
2 ST. MARY’S YALA 3 2 0 1 50 17 6 2 NYABONDO 3 2 0 1 65 12 6
3 HOMA BAY HIGH 3 1 0 2 54 72 3 3 RAPOGI 3 1 0 2 11 47 3
4 NDURU 3 0 0 3 15 58 0 4 GEKANO 3 0 0 3 6 81 0
SEMI FINALS
TEAMS SCORES
13 MASENO SCHOOL VS NYABONDO 3 0
14 KISII SCHOOL VS ST. MARY’S YALA 9 6
PLAY OFF
15 NYABONDO VS ST. MARY’S YALA 0 17
FINALS
16 MASENO SCHOOL VS KISII SCHOOL 8 10
RANKING OF TEAMS RANKING OF COUNTIES
TEAM – SCHOOL COUNTY POSITION COUNTY
1 KISII SCHOOL KISII 1 KISII
2 MASENO SCHOOL KISUMU 2 KISUMU
3 ST. MARY’S YALA SIAYA 3 SIAYA
4 NYABONDO KISUMU 4 HOMA BAY
5 HOMA BAY HIGH HOMA BAY 5 MIGORI
6 RAPOGI MIGORI 6 NYAMIRA
7 NDURU KISII
8 GEKANO NYAMIRA
MOST IMPROVED TEAM:
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER  : SCHOOL : COUNTY  :

 

NYANZA REGION SECONDARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION
TERM TWO 2023 CHAMPIONSHIP AT kisii SCHOOL
RANKING OF TEAMS – X – COUNTRY
X- COUNTRY JUNIOR WOMEN 6 KM
POSITION NAME SCHOOL COUNTY PERFORMANCE
TIME/POINTS
1 JANE GHATI MASOnGO KISII 19:48.60
2 WIINERVINE ORUOBA KIENDEGE NYAMIRA 20:50.20
3 ANN NYAUMA NAMI NYAMIRA 20:51.40
4 JUDE ONDARA ISENA KISII 20:54.07
5 ESTHER NYAKERARIO BORUMA KISII 21:03.01
6 ANASTANCIA NYABOKE KIANUNGU NYAMIRA 22:22.05
X- COUNTRY JUNIOR MEN 8 KM
POSITION NAME SCHOOL COUNTY PERFORMANCE
TIME/POINTS
1 BONFACE SAMOITA BORUMA KISII 21:30.04
2 NELSON AKAMA KIANUNGU NYAMIRA 21:31.02
3 JOSEPH MOCHABO IYENGA KISII 21:50.03
4 JOSEPH ABUGA RUSINGA KISII 22:35.07
5 KEVIN OMWOYO TINDERET NYAMIRA 23:53.03
6 DISMAS OKIOMA MOGONGA KISII 23:40.01
RANKING OF COUNTIES – X – COUNTRY
X- COUNTRY JUNIOR MEN 8 KM
POSITION TEAM – COUNTY POINTS
KISII 1 KISII 14
NYAMIRA 2 NYAMIRA 31
MIGORI 3 MIGORI 61
HOMA BAY 4 HOMA BAY 62
KISUMU 5 KISUMU 79
SIAYA NR SIAYA 88
X- COUNTRY JUNIOR WOMEN 6 KM
POSITION TEAM – COUNTY POINTS
KISII 1 KISII 18
NYAMIRA 2 NYAMIRA 22
KISUMU 3 KISUMU 62
MIGORI 4 MIGORI 54
SIAYA NR SIAYA 85
HOMA BAY NR HOMA BAY 86

 

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TERM ONE 2023 CHAMPIONSHIP AT KISII SCHOOL HOCKEY – GIRLS
POOL A POOL B
TEAM COUNTY TEAM COUNTY
1 NYAMIRA GIRLS SIAYA 1 KERERI KISII
2 SINYOLO KISUMU 2 AGENGA MIGORI
3 AMAIKO KISII 3 ANDINGO HOMA BAY
4 4 LWAK GIRLS SIAYA
GAME POOL TEAMS SCORES
1 A NYAMIRA GIRLS VS SINYOLO 0 0
2 B KERERI VS AGENGA 0 1
3 B ANDINGO VS LWAK GIRLS 0 2
4 B KERERI VS ANDINGO 1 4
5 B AGENGA VS LWAK GIRLS 2 0
6 A NYAMIRA GIRLS VS AMAIKO 9 0
7 A AMAIKO VS SINYOLO 0 0
8 B KERERI VS LWAK GIRLS 0 3
9 B ANDINGO VS AGENGA 0 1
TABLE STANDING
POOL A POOL B
TEAM P W D L F A PTS TEAM P W D L F A PTS
1 NYAMIRA GIRLS 2 1 1 0 9 0 4 1 AGENGA 3 3 0 0 4 0 9
2 SINYOLO 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 LWAK GIRLS 3 2 0 1 5 2 6
3 AMAIKO 2 0 1 1 0 9 1 3 ANDINGO 3 1 0 2 4 4 3
4 4 KERERI 3 0 0 3 1 8 0
SEMI FINALS
TEAMS SCORES
13 NYAMIRA GIRLS VS LWAK GIRLS 7 0
14 AGENGA VS SINYOLO 1 0
PLAY OFF
15 LWAK GIRLS VS SINYOLO 1 0
FINALS
16 NYAMIRA GIRLS VS AGENGA 2 0
RANKING OF TEAMS – HOCKEY GIRLS
RANKING OF TEAMS RANKING OF COUNTIES
POSITION TEAM – SCHOOL COUNTY POSITION COUNTY
1 NYAMIRA GIRLS SIAYA 1 MIGORI
2 AGENGA MIGORI 2 SIAYA
3 LWAK GIRLS SIAYA 3 KISUMU
4 SINYOLO KISUMU 4 HOMA BAY
5 ANDINGO HOMA BAY 5 KISII
6 AMAIKO KISII DNP NYAMIRA
7 KERERI KISII
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TERM ONE 2023 CHAMPIONSHIP AT KISII SCHOOL BASKETBALL GIRLS
POOL A POOL B
TEAM COUNTY TEAM COUNTY
1 ASUMBI GIRLS HOMA BAY 1 SENGERA GIRLS KISII
2 MANGA NYAMIRA 2 NYAKACH GIRLS KISUMU
3 TUK JOWI MIGORI 3 BARACHANDO SIAYA
4 KERERI GIRLS KISII 4 OTOTO HOMA BAY
GAME POOL TEAMS SCORES
1 A ASUMBI GIRLS VS MANGA 42 6
2 A TUK JOWI VS KERERI GIRLS 44 24
3 B SENGERA GIRLS VS NYAKACH GIRLS 22 63
4 B BARACHANDO VS OTOTO 38 31
5 B SENGERA GIRLS VS BARACHANDO 29 55
6 B NYAKACH GIRLS VS OTOTO 27 63
7 A ASUMBI GIRLS VS TUK JOWI 31 28
8 A MANGA VS KERERI GIRLS 30 24
9 A ASUMBI GIRLS VS KERERI GIRLS 37 13
10 A TUK JOWI VS MANGA 37 17
11 B SENGERA GIRLS VS OTOTO 34 63
12 B BARACHANDO VS NYAKACH GIRLS 33 37
TABLE STANDING
POOL A POOL B
TEAM P W D L F A PTS TEAM P W D L F A PTS
1 ASUMBI GIRLS 3 3 0 0 110 47 6 1 OTOTO 3 2 0 1 157 99 5
2 TUK JOWI 3 2 0 1 109 72 5 2 BARACHANDO 3 2 0 1 126 97 5
3 MANGA 3 1 0 2 53 103 4 3 NYAKACH GIRLS 3 2 0 1 127 118 5
4 KERERI GIRLS 3 0 0 3 61 111 3 4 SENGERA GIRLS 3 0 0 3 85 181 3
SEMI FINALS
TEAMS SCORES
13 ASUMBI GIRLS VS BARACHANDO 41 56
14 OTOTO VS TUK JOWI 57 32
PLAY OFF
15 ASUMBI GIRLS VS TUK JOWI 22 21
FINALS
16 BARACHANDO VS OTOTO 34 47
RANKING OF TEAMS RANKING OF COUNTIES
POSITION TEAM – SCHOOL COUNTY POSITION COUNTY
1 OTOTO HOMA BAY 1 HOMA BAY
2 BARACHANDO SIAYA 2 SIAYA
3 ASUMBI GIRLS HOMA BAY 3 MIGORI
4 TUK JOWI MIGORI 4 KISUMU
5 NYAKACH GIRLS KISUMU 5 NYAMIRA
6 MANGA NYAMIRA 6 KISII
7 KERERI GIRLS KISII
8 SENGERA GIRLS KISII
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NYANZA REGION SECONDARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION
TERM ONE 2019 CHAMPIONSHIP AT HOMA BAY HIGH SCHOOL : HOMA BAY COUNTY
RESULTS FOR ATHLETICS 2019
ATHLETICS – WOMEN
COUNTY 100M 200M 400M 800M 100M HURDLES 400M HURDLES 1500M 5000M 3000M 3000M S/C 10000M 5000M WALK 4  X 100M 4 X 400M SHOT PUT DISCUS HAMMER LONG JUMP TRIPLE JUMP HIGH JUMP JAVELIN TOTAL     POINTS
1 KISII 7 4 11 12 3 9 12 11 5 0 9 8 5 7 4 10 3 5 7 4 12 148
3 KISUMU 0 3 3 4 4 3 2 5 2 0 0 0 1 4 4 7 3 7 3 8 4 67
4 NYAMIRA 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 10 5 12 2 3 0 0 0 2 5 0 3 57
6 MIGORI 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 5 2 4 1 0 3 0 4 3 2 2 35
4 SIAYA 4 0 1 4 0 0 4 1 10 0 0 0 3 2 9 0 12 4 3 0 0 57
2 HOMA BAY 7 7 2 2 12 7 4 0 0 9 3 0 7 5 5 2 4 0 0 2 0 78
COUNTY RANKING – ATHLETICS WOMEN
POSITION COUNTY POINTS
KISII 1 1 KISII 148
HOMA BAY 2 2 HOMA BAY 78
KISUMU 3 3 KISUMU 67
NYAMIRA 4 4 NYAMIRA 57
SIAYA 5 4 SIAYA 57
MIGORI 6 6 MIGORI 35
ATHLETICS – MEN
COUNTY 100M 200M 400M 800M 110M HURDLES 400M HURDLES 1500M 5000M 3000M 3,000M S/C 10,000M 10,000M WALK 4  X 100M 4 X 400M SHOT PUT DISCUS HAMMER LONG JUMP TRIPLE JUMP HIGH JUMP JAVELIN TOTAL     POINTS
1 KISII 7 4 1 8 9 12 14 15 12 12 12 5 7 5 2 0 9 1 7 5 10 157 305
6 KISUMU 2 2 0 2 7 3 4 O 1 0 0 0 2 3 1 4 0 5 7 2 0 45 112
5 NYAMIRA 0 8 4 1 0 0 3 4 4 0 1 2 4 2 0 2 0 4 2 10 1 52 109
3 MIGORI 1 0 5 11 0 0 0 3 2 1 0 7 3 7 4 7 0 0 0 0 6 57 92
3 SIAYA 5 8 5 0 3 0 1 0 7 0 2 0 1 1 3 1 8 12 0 0 0 57 114
2 HOMA BAY 7 0 7 0 0 4 0 0 3 0 7 3 5 4 12 8 5 0 6 5 5 81 159
COUNTY RANKING – ATHLETICS MEN OVERRAL COUNTY RANKING
POSITION COUNTY POINTS POSITION COUNTY POINTS
KISII 305 KISII 1 1 KISII 157 1 1 KISII 305
KISUMU 112 HOMA BAY 2 2 HOMA BAY 81 2 2 HOMA BAY 159
NYAMIRA 109 MIGORI 3 3 MIGORI 57 3 3 SIAYA 114
MIGORI 92 SIAYA 4 3 SIAYA 57 4 4 KISUMU 112
SIAYA 114 NYAMIRA 5 5 NYAMIRA 52 5 5 NYAMIRA 109
HOMA BAY 159 KISUMU 6 6 KISUMU 45 6 6 MIGORI 92

 

NYANZA REGION SECONDARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION
TERM ONE 2023 CHAMPIONSHIP AT KISII SCHOOL
TERM ONE OVERRAL RANKING OF COUNTIES
POSITION COUNTY ATHLETICS HANDBALL HOCKEY BASKETBALL SWIMMING X COUNTY RUGBY 15S TOTAL POINTS
G B G B G B G B G B G B B
1 1 KISII POSITION 1 1 4 4 5 1 6 4 1 1 1 54
7 POINTS 7 7 3 3 2 7 1 3 — — 7 7 7
2 2 HOMA BAY POSITION 2 2 1 2 4 3 1 2 4 6 4 48
8 POINTS 5 5 7 5 3 4 7 5 — — 3 1 3
3 3 MIGORI POSITION 6 3 2 1 1 5 3 6 3 3 5 41
9 POINTS 1 4 5 7 7 2 4 1 — — 4 4 2
4 4 KISUMU POSITION 3 6 3 5 3 2 4 1 5 4 2 40
10 POINTS 4 1 4 2 4 5 3 7 — — 2 3 5
5 5 SIAYA POSITION 5 4 5 3 2 4 2 3 6 5 3 35
11 POINTS 2 3 2 4 5 3 5 4 — — 1 2 4
6 6 NYAMIRA POSITION 4 5 6 6 DNP DNP 5 5 2 2 6 22
12 POINTS 3 2 1 1 — — 2 2 — — 5 5 1
POSITION 1 2 3 4 5 6 DNP NR
POINTS 7 5 4 3 2 1 0 0

KCSE 2022/2023 Nyamira County Best Performing Schools

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Nyamira County Best Performing Schools at 2022/2023 Exams

Position Nationally Name of School Region County Mean Score Mean Grade
1 NYAMBARIA SCHOOL NYANZA Nyamira 10.897 A-{minus}
12 GONZAGA GONZA NYANZA Nyamira 10.3 B+{plus}
39 Nyakongo boys NYANZA Nyamira 9.54 B+{plus}
68 MWONGORI HIGH NYANZA Nyamira 9.119 B{plain}
69 KUURA SEC NYANZA Nyamira 9.11 B{plain}
73 St Pauls Gekano Boys NYANZA Nyamira 9.0634 B{plain}
74 NYANSIONGO HIGH NYANZA Nyamira 9.053 B{plain}
77 RIGOKO ELCK NYANZA Nyamira 9 B{plain}
84 MENYENYA SDA NYANZA Nyamira 8.871 B{plain}
87 KEBIRIGO BOYS NYANZA Nyamira 8.842 B{plain}
101 NYAIKURO MIXED SEC NYANZA Nyamira 8.71 B{plain}
105 St Andrew Kaggwa Girls High NYANZA Nyamira 8.648 B{plain}
116 Kianungu Mixed NYANZA Nyamira 8.5 B{plain}
119 MANGA GIRLS NYANZA Nyamira 8.4 B-{minus)
127 NYAKEMINCHA SEC NYANZA Nyamira 8.35 B-{minus)
130 NYANSABAKWA BOYS NYANZA Nyamira 8.316 B-{minus)
143 MATUTU PAG SEC NYANZA Nyamira 8.2 B-{minus)
149 KIABONYORU HIGH NYANZA Nyamira 8.17 B-{minus)
158 NYACHURURU SEC NYANZA Nyamira 8.08 B-{minus)
160 KEBABE GIRLS NYANZA Nyamira 8.07 B-{minus)
169 Gekano Girls NYANZA Nyamira 7.972 B-{minus)
180 Matongo Boys NYANZA Nyamira 7.86 B-{minus)
187 Nyamira Boys NYANZA Nyamira 7.806 B-{minus)
196 ST JOSEPHS BIEGO SECONDARY NYANZA Nyamira 7.7647 B-{minus)
202 Gesiaga High NYANZA Nyamira 7.6954 B-{minus)
203 Sironga Girls NYANZA Nyamira 7.69 B-{minus)
207 Nyamiranga SDA NYANZA Nyamira 7.6125 B-{minus)
233 GEKONGE SECONDARY NYANZA Nyamira 7.35 C+{plus}
238 Nyakeore Mixed NYANZA Nyamira 7.302 C+{plus}
241 Riyabe Secondary NYANZA Nyamira 7.291 C+{plus}
253 Kiabonyoru Girls NYANZA Nyamira 7.1982 C+{plus}
262 AIC Gietai Girls NYANZA Nyamira 7.13 C+{plus}
271 St Mathias Mulumba Girls NYANZA Nyamira 7.078 C+{plus}
320 Sengera Manga NYANZA Nyamira 6.3736 C (plain)
347 Makairo Secondary NYANZA Nyamira 6.0615 C (plain)
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