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Pursuant to the provisions of The County Government Act, No.17 of 2012 Section 45, the county Government of Uasin Gishu wishes to consider applications from highly qualified, results-oriented and self-motivated Kenyan citizens for appointment to the following positions: See Attached document: Job Details-Advert Aug 2018 Size: 600.08 kb Format : PDF Preview APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT...

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Expectant Mothers Encouraged to Attend Ante-natal Clinics

Health County Executive Committee Member Mrs. Everlyne Rotich has challenged expectant mothers in Uasin Gishu County to ensure that they attend Ante- Natal Care (ANC) so that they can get professional guidance during the entire pregnancy period. She said ante-natal care is important because mothers are advised what is required at different stages of pregnancy...

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Uasin Gishu Hoping for More Victories in August’s Kicosca Games

After picking all available athletics trophies in Machakos, Uasin Gishu County team promises to tear the tracks as 2018 Kicosca Games drift to Kisii County. This year’s games go down in Gusii Stadium from August 12-19, thereafter teams seeded to compete in East Africa Games later on this year. The County’s Sports Officer and athletics...

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INTERNS INDUCTION CLOSING CEREMONY

Commissioner Joywin Sang, Member CPSB has lauded the last group of interns for their hard work and good organization skills terming them as the best. Speaking while closing the 12-day internship exercise at Chebororwa ATC, Commissioner Joywin Sang urged the Interns to take advantage of the rare opportunity to sharpen their skills and keep the...

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Stern Warning Issued to Absentee Staff Members

Uasin Gishu County Executive Committee Member in charge of Health Mrs. Evelyn Rotich has cautioned staff members in her department that laziness and absenteeism will no longer be condoned. Speaking while opening a one day workshop on evaluation of health workforce, Rotich said that all staff are expected to report and leave their respective work...

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Inspection of ongoing Water Projects in the County

The Ministry of Water and Irrigation and other Water Agencies led by Cabinet Secretary Simon Chelugui on Friday paid a courtesy call to Uasin Gishu Governor H.E Jackson Mandago. The team is in the County for Rapid Result Initiative (RRI) that aims at visiting all water projects funded by the National Government to supervise the...

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MANDAGO LEADS CAMPAIGN FOR CLIMATE CHANGE THROUGH ELDO- CITY MARATHON

Every household in Uasin Gishu has been urged to plant at least 50 trees this rainy season in order to reduce the county’s forest cover deficit by a half.

“If a minimum of a hundred thousand households plants 50 trees then we shall be talking about 5 million trees being planted and in two seasons we shall have achieved the required 10 million trees”, Mandago said.

The governor was speaking Thursday during Eldoret City International Marathon Media breakfast where several organisations also presented their sponsorship cheques.

Mandago was emphasising on the clarion call by Ms Mary Njogu county executive member for Environment and Water who called on the residents to put more effort in order for Uasin Gishu to close the gap on forest cover from 7.56% to the UNEP required ten per cent forest cover.

“Climate change is here with us and we need to mitigate,” Njogu said.

The county CEO said that we do not need to wait for an environmental disaster in order to conserve our environment.

Speaking on behalf of the marathon’s media sponsor, Standard Group’s CEO Orlando Lyomu pledged full support in ensuring that the marathon achieves its definitive goal of environmental conservation.

“ We are pleased to note that over 50 thousand seedlings were planted through the efforts of last year’s Eldoret City Marathon. It is crucial that our athletes train in a good environment and this will be achieved through good forest cover” Lyomu said.

Uasin Gishu County speaker, David Kiplagat also pledged support to the marathon stating that the county assembly is ready to offer legislative and any other support required to achieve the marathon’s goal of climate change through re-afforestation of Uasin Gishu.

According to the office of the chief forest conservator North Rift valley, the region has a 40 - 70% tree seedling success rate from planting to maturity in arid and well-drained areas respectively

Mandago also spoke of the need to grow trees.

“We need to form a monitoring and evaluation committee which will follow and ensure that the tree seedlings we planted last year grow to maturity”, he said

The governor also added that his administration will construct an additional 35 kilometres of pedestrian walkways fitness with street lighting around Eldoret city in order to reduce traffic snarl up while encouraging residents to keep fit by walking into town from the various pre-urban estates.
Eldoret City Marathon whose goal is to push for environmental conservation is billed as the highest paying race with the winner pocketing 35,00 US Dollars ( 3.5 Million shillings).

For the second year running, County Government of Uasin Gishu and the standard group remain the event’s main sponsors; with the county increasing their value from ten to 15 million shillings.

The standard group offered full media coverage in addition to a Kshs 5 million cash sponsorship. Stanbic Bank and Paramount Bank offered Kshs 5 million and 3 millions sponsorship respectively. ... See MoreSee Less

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