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MAKUENI COUNTY CHARTS NEW ENERGY FUTURE THROUGH INNOVATIVE POLICY

Makueni County is turning a new page in energy access with its innovative County Energy Policy—shaped by the voices of its people!

Through the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Public Works, Housing and Energy, the county government has concluded a three-day citizen validation of the draft policy to ensure it reflects the real needs, priorities, and aspirations of local communities.

Anchored in the national Energy Act 2019 and the Constitution of Kenya, the policy provides a framework to guide the county in planning, regulating, and implementing sustainable energy solutions.

The policy has been developed in collaboration with World Resources Institute (WRI), Strathmore University, UK PACT and Just Energy Transition Africa, with a vision to enhance access to sustainable, adequate, affordable, competitive, secure, reliable and modern energy to meet the needs of the people of Makueni.

MAKUENI COUNTY ASSEMBLY APPROVES EXECUTIVE NOMINEES

The County Assembly of Makueni has today, Tuesday, November 1, 2022, approved all nominees to the County Executive Committee and the County Attorney presented in the house for vetting by H.E Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jnr.

This paves way for the swearing-in of the executives at an event to be held at the Makueni County headquarters.

Those given the nod to serve the people of Makueni as County Executive Committee members are:

  • Peter Mumo Nyamai – Trade, Marketing, Industry, Culture & Tourism
  • Eng. Sebastian Kyoni – Infrastructure, Transport, Public Works, and Energy
  • Eng. John Kasyoki – Water and Sanitation
  • Japheth Musyoka Mang’oka – Devolution,Public Service, Public Participation & Special Programmes
  • Damaris Mumo Kavoi – Finance, Planning, Budget & Revenue
  • Dr. Sonia Nzilani Musyoka – Lands Urban Planning & Development, Environment & Climate Change
  • Elizabeth Ndunge Muli – ICT Education & Internship
  • Nicholas Masila Nzioka – Gender, Children, Youth, Sports & Social Service
  • Dr. Paul Musila – Health Services,
  • Joyce Mutua – Agriculture, Irrigation, Livestock, Fisheries & Cooperative Development
  • Stanley Mutinda Nthiwa – County Attorney

MAKUENI COUNTY ARTS, CULTURE AND HERITAGE POLICY

This County Arts, Culture and Heritage policy is timely and addresses rich areas of our cultural and natural heritage that has been handed down from time immemorial. The policy presents the rich and vast endowments of the County in its cultural and natural heritage and outlines ways in which we can harness these for the socio-economic development of our people. We are convinced that working with partners such as the National Museums of Kenya (NMK) with whom we signed a memorandum of understanding recently, we will make progress in this endeavour.

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Makueni County 1st Half Budget Implementation Report FY 2018-19

During the first half for FY 2018/19, the County Government received 31percentand 47 percentof the equitable share and Donor and grants respectively. The Government has mobilised 21 percentof the own source revenues and no disbursemnets have been made for the conditional allocations. The total expenditure for the first half amounts to Kshs. 3,154,067,087.00 out of which Ksh 2,542,638,465.00
represents recurrent expenditure and Kshs. 611,428,622.00 represents Capital Expenditure.

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