GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 853

NOTICE is given pursuant to the provisions of thc Kenya Information and Communications Act, that Communications Authority of Kenya will rcvoke the lntemational Courier Operator Licence held by Sendy Limited within sevcn (7) days from the date of this Gazette Notice. Any public or county auttrority, company, percon or body of persons desirous. of making any reprcsentation on or objection to the revocation of that licence as aforesaid must do so by letrcr addressed to: Director-General, Communications Authority of Kcnya, CA, Cenu'e, Waiyaki Way, P.O. Box 14448 00800, Nairobi. Dated the 30th August,2017. FRANCIS W. WANGUSI, mG/2225tr7-18 Director-General. GAzEmE NOIICE NO. 8532 TTIE PHYSICAL PLANNING ACT (Cap.286) CoMPLETIoN oF DEVELoPMET{T PLAN PDP No. KN/166/2017/l-Existing Residential Plot No. l4ll (Validation No. E 42j), Kajiado Township NOTICE is givcn that the above-mentioned development plan was on 20ttr July,2017, completed. The development plan r€lales to land situated wittrin Kajiado Township. Copies of the development plan have been deposited for public inspection at the offices of the Govemor, Kajiado, County Commissioner, Kajiado, County Executive Member for Lands, Physical Planning, Housing, Environment and Wildlife, and the office of the County Physical Planning Offrcer, Kajiado. The copies so deposited are available for inspection free of charge by all persons intcrested at the offices of the Govemor, Kajiado, County Commissioner, Kajiado, County Executive Member for Lands, Physical Planning, Housing, Environment and Wildlife, and the office of the County Physical Planning Officcr, Kajiado, betwcen the hours of 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m., Monday to Friday. Any interested person who wishes to makc any rcpresentation in connection with or objection to the above-namcd devclopment plan may send such representations or objcctions in writing to be received by the County Physical Planning Officcr, P.O. Box 11, Kajiado, within sixty (60) days from the date of publication of this notice and such r€presentation or objection shall state the grounds on which it is made. Dated the 25th August,2017. MR/3534852 ISAACK. PARASHINA for Director of Physical Phn)ing. GAzErrE NsrIcE No. 8533 TT{E ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO.ORDINATION ACT (No.8 oft999) THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY E}WIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STI.JDY REPORT FOR TI{E PROPOSED GARISSA-ISIOLO ROAD IN GARISSA AND ISIOLO COUNTIES INVITATIoN oF PUBLIC CoMMENTS PLTRSUANT to regulation 2l of the Environmental Management and Co-ordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, Z)03, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the abovc proposed project. Thc proponent, Kenya National Highway Authority, is proposing to construct Garissa-Isiolo Road in Garissa and Isiqlo counties. The project road is approximately 305km long and forms part of the l250km road of the LAPSSET corridor. It starts near Garissa at the A3lC8l junction and continues along C8l before branching off in the direction of existing D568 road through the Eading centre at Kulamawc bcfore rcrminating at Isiolo (B9iA2 Junction). Thc terrain in this segmcnt is gcncrally flat as it avoids the Nyambene Hills which lie to the cast of Isiolo. The project road can be divided into two sections: Garissa-Kulamawe- 238km; and Kulamawe-Isiolo, 67km. The following are the urticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measurcs: Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Vcgetation cover Hazardous substances and other liquid pollutants The clcarance of the site for construction purposes shall be kept to a minimum. The use of existing un- vegetated or disturbed areas for the Contractor's Carnp, stockpiling of materials etc. shall be encouraged. Areas to be cleared, especially borrow pits, RoW and Camp sites must be cleared in such a way tlat damage to adjacent areas is prevented. Although all vegetation encroaching into the road reserve must be cleared to give room for visibility, this should be restricted to the RoW. Trees should be trimmed rather than removed wherever possible. To plant indigenous and native trees along the project road in all the above mentioned sites. The use of fuel wood by consfuction workers should be discouraged, workers to be cncouraged to use clean energy sources. Ensure suppliers are legally compliant and environmentally sensitive. Hazardous materials shall be stored above flood level and at least 20metres from any watercourse. Areas for the storage of fuel and othcr flammable materials shall comply with standard fire safety regulations. Chemicals and fuel shall be stored in storage tanks within a secure compound. All chcmicals and fuels shall be stored in accordance with their MSDS. Storage areas or secondary containment shall be constructed of waterproof rcinforced concrete or approved equivalcnt, which is not adversely affccted by contact wittr chemicals capturcd within them. The minimum volume for secondary containment shall be ll0% of the capacity of the largest tank system, plus lOVo of the total capacity of all odrer sepamte tanks and containers within the bund wall with closed valves for controlled draining during rains. Pipe-work carrying product from the tank to facilities outside the containment shall be provided with secondary containment. Tank equipment such as dispensing hoses, valves, meters, pumps, and 5046 THE KE}.IYA GAZETTE lst September,2OlT gauges shall be located within the containment or providcd with own containment. Fcnce of the tank compound with locks or other adequate s€curity controls at the site. Locks on unattended dispensing hoses. Appropriatc training for thc handling and use of fuels and hazardous matcrial must be providcd to the Contractor agents handling these products. This includes providing spill response and contingency plans. Extremc cere should be taken whcn transferring chemicals and fuels from storage vessels to equipment and machincry on an impcrvious sealcd erea which is kc6ed and graded to prevent run-off. Chemical and fuel transfer areas shall drain away from the perimeter band to a containment pit. The design shall provide for the safe and efficient movemcnt of vehicles. All chcmicals storcd within thc banded areas shall be clcarly labelod detailing lhe nature rrd quantity of chcmicals within individual containers. Any chemical or fuel spills shall be cleaned up immediarcly. Thc spilt liquid and clean-up m8terial shall be remove4 ueated and trnsportod to en appropriatc sitc licenscd for is disposal. Adhercnce to Wastc Management Rcgulations of 2006. Thc contractor shall &vclop a wastc management plan. Stockpiling spoil soils for rehabilitation and landscaping purposcs. Using wastc minimization rcchniques zuch as buying in bulk. Allocuing responsibilitics for wasle nrrnagcrnent and idcntifying all sourccs of wastcs, and cnsuring wastcs !I! handled by pcrsutncl liccnscd to do so. Meking available suitablc facilities for thc collcctiou scgrcgation and safc disposal of the wastes. Creating wastc collcction areas with clcarly muked facilities such rs colour ooded bins and pmviding equipmcnt for handling the wastes. Thc bins should bc codcd for plestics, rubbcr. organics, glass, timber, rnetals crc.. Ensuring all wastcs are dumpcd in their designated arces and throrgh legelly rcccptrble rrcttrcds and that drc bins ar,e rcgularly clcancd and disinfcctod. Asscssing and creating opportunities for Rcgulation, Roducing, Rcusing, Rccycling, Recovering, Rcthinking and Renovation. Creating adequate facilities for the storage of construction matcrials std chemicals and controlhng acccss Go thcse facilitics. Ensuring bins are protocted from nin rnd animals. Contractor will makc provisions for responsiblc managenrcnt of any hrzardous wastc gencralcd withia t$e Liquid wasrcs Asphalt, biumen and paving project area, and should be more than 100 metres from watercourses. The final disposal of the site wasE shall be done by approved waste disposal agents. Adherence to Waste Management Regulations of 2006. Potential pollutants of any kind and in any form shall be kept. stored and used in such a manner that will prevent escape into the water table systcm thereby endangering it. Wash arcas shall be placed and constructcd in such a mannel as to cnsurc that the surrounding arEas (including groundwater) are not pollutcd. Waste water from the vehicle and cquipment service areal yard should be chanrrcled through a functional greasc/oil trap before it is directed to the main waste water handling facility. The Contrector shall notify the RE of any pollution incidents on site. The plairt should be situated on flat ground. Topsoil shall be removed prior to site establishmcnt and stockpiled for later rchabilitation of thc site. Bihrmen drums / products shall be stored in an arca approved by the RE. This arca shall bc indicated on the construction camp layout plan. The stongc arca shall have a smooth irnpermeable (concretc or thick plastic covcrcd in gravcl) floor. Thc floor shall bc bandcd and slopod towards a sump to contein rny spillages of substances. Thc arca shall bc covercd to prevent rainwa&r from contacting the areas containing fucls, oils, bitumcn erc and potcntially gcncrating contaminated runoff. Thc plant shall bc sccured by fencing and a lockr,blc gate to thc satisfaction of thc RE. Wcll-trdncd staff shall bc rcsponsible for phnt workings. within thc binrmcn plant site, arcas shdl bc dcmarcatcd/mrrkcd for plant marrrids, wrst water and coataminated w$cr, An lrea should be clcarly markod for vehiclc ecccss. Drurnsltanks shall be safely and sccurely $tored. Matcrials rcquiring disposal shall bc disposcd ofbSr a licensed waste disposal agcnt In case any spill clcanup immcdiately aod filc a repon Scnsitizc workers on ak pollution cspccially &rst. Constnrction machinery and vchicles should bc maintdincd and scrvicod in accordancc with the rnanufacturcr's manual. Wortcrs shall bc teined on dust nt'nimizaion echniqucs. Solid wastc Air pollution lst September,2017 THE KENYA GAZETTE 5047 For the section through Nyambene National Reserve. Shaba National Rcserve and on Rahole National Reserve, the removal of vegetation shall be avoided until such time as clearancc is required and exposed surfaces shall be re-vegetated or stabilized as soon as practically possible. As far as possible and considering the hot dry climate, water sprays shall be used on all earthworks areas and transport routes close to towns and settlements only. This would be more applicable for works across Isiolo Central, Gambela, Ndumoru, Kachulu, Yaqbarsadi, Kulamawe, Boji, Garba Tula, Hagar, Libahlow, Omar Muhammed, Uhiya, Dogob, Abdigab, Saka junction / Mbalambala, Shmbirey, Nunow and Modika. Advocating for the use of other renewable sources of energy such as wrnd and solar energy Use of clean fuels e.g. unleaded. and de-sulphurized fuels in vehrcles Paving should only be carried out where necessary to rcduce t}e reflection ofthe solar radiations. Adherence to a spced of a maximum of 40km/hr for all vehicle to lower the dust generation along tlre traversc as work progress. To minimize further generation of dust in the already dusty environment. vehicles delivering soil materials shall be covered to reduc€ spills and wind- blown dust. Any complaints received by the Contractor regarding dust should be recorded and communicatcd to the KcNHA's project engineer through the office of the superrrising engineer. Construction works should be undertaken preferably during business hours Adherence to Air Quality Regulations, 2014. To keep noise level within acceptable limits, construction activities shall where possible bc confined to normal working hours. Aldrough few schools; health facilities and places of worship are found on the sections of corridor going through Garissa, Meru and Isiolo, rcsi&nts will be timely notified by thc Contractor bcforc constnrction is due to commcnce in their vicinity. No unnecessary hooting by project vehiclcs across the major scttlcmcnt areas. Any complaints received by the Contractor rcgarding noise to be recordcd and communicated to the KcNHA project engineer. as well as addressed immediarcly. Adhercnce to Noisc And Exccssive Vibration Pollution (Control) Regulations, 20O9. A traffic manaScrrcnt plan should be in place. The contractor will bc required to plan itincraries for sirc raffic on a daily basis. Traffic managcmcnt and control is mandatory ftroughout the project. Water resources Temporary road signs that are visible both during the day and at night indicating road works and restrictions will be required. The contractor should also set aside parking bays for heary goods vehicles and public transport vehicles. Areas where construction is taking place should have clearly marked speed reduction signage Promptly detect and repair of weter pipe and tank leaks. Sensitizc staff to conserve water by avoiding water wastage Install water conserving taps that tum- off automatically whcn water is not being uscd. Adherence to Water Quality Regulations, 2O06. Sensitize workers !o the provisions in the new Wildlife Conscrvation and Management Act. 2012, especially on stiff penalties. There is nocd to establish prcpcr liaison with KWS whcn opcrating within thc wildlife areas. Managc waste in a way that prcsents thc poisonous types from berng accesscd by wildlife. Install speed calming measures when working within wildlife areas. Install proper signage along the routc to inform the construction drivcrs on the prcsence of wild animals. Advocatc for a reduction of vchicular speeds along wildlifc arcas during construction. An occupational health and safety plan should be in place. Fence off work sites. Use ofPPE. Providc adequate location and maintcnancc of sanitary facilitics. Camps housing to be in accordance with approved site plans. Creatc awarcness on IIW/AIDs and othcr relarcd diseascs. Avail hcalth care services. Wildlife movement Comply with the provisions of OSHA 2007. The full report of thc proposed proi:ct is availablc for inspection during working hours at: (a) Dircctor4cncral, NEMA, Popo Roa{ off Mombasa R.oad, P.O. Box 6783H0200, Nairobi. (6) hincipal Secrctary, Ministry of Environrnent and Mincral Resources, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 3O126- 0O100, Nairobi. (c) County Director of Environnrcot, Garissa Counry. (c) County Dircctor of Envir,onmcnt, Isiolo County. The National Environmcnt Manrgern€nt Authority invites members of thc public to submit oml or written comments withir thfuty (30) days from Arc date of publication of this notice to thc DirectorSeneral, NEMA, to essist thc Authority in thc dccisidl making proccss of the plan. Occupational health and safety GEOFFR.EY WAHUNGU, Director-Gcwral, Natio nal Environment Manage me nt Authoity. Noise pollution Traffic rnovcment MR/3534609 GAzEntsNcflcENo. 8534 TI{E EIWIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT (No.8 ol 1999) THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORTTY ., EIWIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT FOR TI{E PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF LAKE VICTORIA RJNG ROADS TRANSVERSING THROUGH BUSIA, MIGORI, HOMABAY, SIAYA AND KISIJMU COTJNTIES INVITATIoN oF PUBLIC CoMMENTS PURSUANT to regulation 21 of the Environmental Management and Co-ordination (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations, 2003, the National Environment Management Auttrority (NEMA) has received an Environmental Impact Assessment Study Report for the above pmposed project. The proponent, Kenya National Highway Authority, is proposing to construct Lake Victoria Ring Roads; the project road is approximately 450 km long. It is situated in the Lake Region of Kenya, and crosses the five following counties: Busia, Siaya, Kisumu, Homa Bay and Migori. It starts at the junction with Bl Road in Bumala Town, and runs along the Lake shore southwards, up to Muhuru Bay, near the Kenya -Tanzania Border The following are the anticipated impacts and proposed mitigation measurcs: Impacts Proposed Mitigation Measures Fish resources The contractor should cease bridge construction activities between the months of April and May which coincide with the rainy season and fish breeding season. The contractor should report any incidences of accidental fuel or oil spills on the river bed immediately they occur. Prior to returning flows to the river channel the contractor should replace and restore the river bottom with suitable rock material. Drcdging should be done after the current caus€way shall have been removed to minimize the effects of sedimentation. Best management practices should be enforced to avoid accidental spill of bitumen, concrete leachate and sediments and spill of petrochemicals through proper storage, use and clean-up of construction related materials. Workers should be prohibited from fishing in Lake Kanyaboli. Keep site clearance to the project footprint and avoid or minimize clearance beyond the projcct corridor. Time spent around the sensitive bird areas should be minimized by adequately planning for the works and avoiding equipment idling time. Heavy works within Yala swamp should cease between April to June as this period coincides with the breeding and nesting seasons of most birds. The contactor shall ensure that the disturbed wetland areas are rehabilitated properly after completion of works. Wetland disturbance during construction should be reduced by keeping vehicles on established access roads and by minimizing foot traffic by workers in undisturbed areas. The contractor shall develop sub-plans for construction wetlands. Avifauna Wetlands Water resources Soil pollution Vegetation Construction works involving heavy equipment and machinery should be scheduled during the dry season to minimize soil compaction. Construction debris and bitumen should be properly handled to avoid contamination of the wetlands. In case of spillages a reporting mechanism should be adhered to as specified in section 8.5.3. Avoid equipment entry into wetlands and where equipment entry into wctlands is unavoidable; minimize the area disturbed as well as the number of repeated passes over the same trail. The contractor shall ensure that the construction workers do not fish or harvest reeds from the wetlands. The contractor shall ensure that no material is stored within the wetlands. Practice sound road engineering by maintaining good drainage and natural water flows. However, the drainage ditches should only be constructed where necessary. To minimize potential soil erosion the contractor should consider planting appropriate grass on back slope, side slope and other sites prone to erosion. Develop an erosion control and revegetation plan that stipulates measur€s to minimize soil loss and reduce sedimentation to prrotect water quality especially for sections that will interact with water resources. Design runoff control feaflrres especially on the roadside drainages channels to minimize soil erosion. Limit cleared arcas to project footprint to avoid unnecessary exposure of soil to agents of erosion. Line side-drains widr concrete or by stone pitching in erosion prone soils to avoid gully formation. In the event that the direct impacts on wetlands vegetation associated with clearing for roadworks cannot be avoided, the contractor should establish tneasures to minimize impacts and restrict his working space only to the extent requfued for the road works. To the extent practicable the contractor should rehabilitate the disturbed sections of the wetland by ensuring that the vegetation community is restored to a close approximation of the original natural condition that existed prior to disturbance. Environmental rules for conmctors, including transparent penalties for noncomphance, need to be incorporated in bidding documents and contracts. The contractor to aim at minimizing roadside habitat loss and also to stage works so that vegetation clearance only coincides with those sections that are under active construction. Uncontrolled water discharges should not be allowed to be channeled into water sources. Camp sites, waste disposal and soil dumping areas should be located at least 1st September, 2017 THE KENYA GAZETTE Solid waste Liquid wastc and cfflucnt . 20 m from the highest water levcl of any surface water body. Grey waler should be channeled to a soak pit to prevent mixing with run off that would evenrually find thcir way to nearby waler sources. All stockpiles should be covered especially during the rainy season. Upon completion of bridge construction the contractor shall ensure that all cofferdams and settling ponds are disassembled and any residual or waste concrete removed. The work site should also be cleaned. The contractor should ensure that concr€te wing walls, gabions, riprap or other suitable controls are cstablished at or near bridge structures. Water permits for the abstraction of water shall bc obtained from WARMA to ensur€ that existing water rights and uses will not be affected by the road project for its diverse water nceds. Consultations with the Water Rcsource Users Association (WRUAs) should be done prior to abstraction to gain their support. The contractor shall develop a comprehensive waste managcmcnt plan. Properly labelled and strategically placed waste disposal conteiners shall be provided at all thc places of work. Construction workers shall be sensitizcd on the need for proper waste disposal. No burying or dumping of gny waste mat€rials, vegetation, litter or refuse shall be permittcd. Provision for responsible management of any hazadous waste generatcd during thc construction works shall bc done. Where feasiblc construction materials shall bc rccyclcd espccially containers and cartons. Involve the local residents on the rcmoval and disposal of the spoil and solid wastcs to approved dumping arrcas. For thc spoil generatcd, disposal shall be done on prc-idcntificd siEs morc than 20 mctcrs from watcrcourses and in a position that will facilitarc thc prcvcntion of storm-water runoff from thc sitc from entering any watcrcoursc. No grey water runoff or unconmllcd discharges from thc site/working arcas (including wash down areas) to adjacent watcrcourscs and/or water bodies shall bc pemittcd. Water containing such pollutants as cemcnts, concrEtc, limc, chcmicals and fucls shall bc discharged into a conservancy tank for removal from site, The Contractor shall also prcvcnt runoff loaded with sediment and other suspcnded materials from the sirc/working arcas from discharging to adjacent watcrcourses and/or water bodies. Potential pollutants of any kind and in any form shall be kept, stored and used in such a manner that any escape can be containcd and the water table not cndangered; Noisc and vibration Air quality Public heal$ and. HTV/AIDS Wash areas shall be placed and constructed in such a manner so as to ensure that the surrounding areas (including groundwater) arc not polluted. The Contractor shall notify the RE of any pollution incidents on site. Exploit quarries that are located in isolated areas away from settlements or human made structures. Employ careful blasting methods and wam nearest residents of you intention to blast one week to scheduled blasting. Follow National Guidelines on use of explosives. Carcfully select batching plant locations that are at least 200m away from ury sensitive institutions or settlements. Hoard the batching plant area with at least 5 m tall buffer barrier that will limit noise transmission from the site. Restrict working hours to daytime when ambient noise levels are generally high and avoiding work at night. Inform potentia.lly affected people or institutions located within 200 m of a potentially noisy activity at least one week in advance - of the intcntion to undertake noisy operations and advice on the timing. Information should also advice the potentially affected peoplc of actions thcy are required to take to avoid or minimize noisc or vibration impacs on themsclves. Rcstrict excavations to the projcct foot- print to minimizc surfaces exposed to wind erosion. Manage stockpilcs by covering those that are not of immediate use. Carcfully control works close to thc listed sensitivc receptors such that minimal dust is generated and whenevcr carthworks are bcing undertakcn, thcn dust suppression should be implemented continuously. Ensure contractor's staff working at high dust gencrating sites arc provided with appropriatc PPEs to include dust masks and / or suitable aspirators. Thc conffactor should inform the managemcnt of sensitivc institutions on thc days that excess dust is likely to bc generatcd so thcy can be prcpared. The same applics to works along urban centcrs. Initiatc an awarpncss creation, prcvention and training programme on HMAIDS upon conrmcnccment of works. Establish wellness ccnters including VCT and ARV centers at sratcgic location of the project corridor. Incorporarc HMAIDS conffol program as part of the construction deliverables. The full rcport of thc proposed projcct is available for inspection during working hours at: (a) Dircctor-General, NEMA, Popo Road, off Mombasa Road, P.O. Box 67839-00200, Natuobi. (D) Principal Sccrctary, Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resources, NHIF Building, Community, P.O. Box 30126- ffi100. Nairobi. (c) County Director of Environment, Busia County. (d) County Director of Environment, Homa Bay County. (e) County Director of Environment, Kisumu County. (/) County Director of Environment, Migori County. (c,) County Director of Environment, Siaya County. The National Environment Management Authority invites members of the public to submit oral or written comments within thirty (30) days from the date of pubhcation of this notice to the Director-General, I$IMA, to assist the Authority in the decision making process of the plan. GEOFFREY WAHUNGU, Director-Genelal, MR/3534569 National Environment Management AuthoriD. GAZET.IE NoTICE No. 8535 BEAM AGENCIES DrsPosAL oF UNCoLLECTED GooDS NOTICE is given pursuant to the Disposal of Uncollected Goods Act (Cap. 38) of the laws of Kenya to Coast Development Authoriry to Murphy Merchants Auctioneers to collect from Ms. Beam Agencies motor vehicles and shuttles as indicated below. Motor vehicles reg. Nos. KAG 298F Toyota Hilux, KAN l19U Toyota Hiace, KAN 8l3U Toyota Hilux, 75 offrce chairs, TV set, 3 seater bench. FURTHER notice is given that unless the goods are collected within thirty (30) days from the date of publication of this notice and upon paymcnt made to Ms. Beam Agencies for storage charges and any other incidental thereto includiag costs of publication of this ncfce, the same shall be disposed offby way of public auction without further notice. Dated the 17th August,2017. PATRICK MAINA, for Beam Agencies.MR/3534790 GAzE'r-rE NqIlcE No. 8536 OLD MI.]TUAL LIFE ASSURANCECOMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Kenya) Head Offrce: P.O. Box 30059-O0100, Nairobi Loss oF PoLIcY Policy No.6000234 in the name oJZiada Ramadhani. APPLICATION has bcen made to this company for rhe issue of duplicatc of the above-numbered policy, the original having been reported as lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objection is lodged to the contrary at the office of the company within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, duplicate policy will be issued, wfich will be the sole evidence of the conEact. Dated the 9th August,2017. PETERD. MWANGI, MR/3583381 Offcer, Claims. GAzEmE NcvncE No. 8537 OLDMUTUAL LIFE ASSI,JRANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Kenya) Head Office: P.O. Box 30059-O0100, Nairobi Loss oF PoUcY Policy No.3'7001470 in the name of Inuis Charles Kayemba. APPLICATION has been made to this company for the issue of duplicate of the above-numbercd policy, the original having been reported as lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objection is lodged to the contrary at the offrce of the company within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, duplicate policy will be issued, which will be the sole evidence of the contract. Dated the 9th August,2017. PETERD. MWANGI, MR/3583381 Oficer, Claims. MR/3534554 MR/3534554 GAZETTE NOICE NO. 8538 OLD MIJTUAL LIFE ASSI,JRANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incolporated in Kenya) Head Office: P.O. Box 30059-O0100, Nairobi I.oSS oF PoLIcY Policy No.6004875 in the narne oJ Oscar Kang'oro. APPLICATION has been made to this company for the issue of duphcate of the above-numbered policy, the original having been reported as lost or misplaced. Notice is given that unless objection is lodged to the contrary at the office of the company within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, duplicate policy will be issued, which will be the sole evidence of the contract. Dated the 9th August,2017. MR/3583381 PETERD. MWANGI, Oficer, Claims. GAzErrE NorrcE No. 8539 LIBERTY LIFE ASSURANCE KENYA LMITED Head Office: P.O. Box 30364-{0100, Nairobi LoSs oF PoucY Policy No.8145773 in the name and on the life of Brandon Kivuva Kyule. APPLICATION having been made to this company on the loss of the above-numbered policy, notice is given that unless objection is lodged to Liberty Life Assurance Limited within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, a duplicate policy will be issued and shall be used as thc only valid document by the company for all future transactions. Dated the 10th August,2017. CHARLES THIGA, Head of Customer Service, Liberty Life.