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The County Government of Nakuru has identified and equipped about 80 institutions to be used as Covid-19 isolation centres in case there are multiple infections in the county. Most of those selected are secondary schools across the 11 Sub-counties in Nakuru. This comes even as the Kenya Union of Post primary Education Teachers, KUPPET, raised concern over the use of schools as Covid-19 isolation centres. Molo Sub County has the largest number of facilities at 13.
The number of Covid-19 patients continues to increase in the country even as the government puts up a spirited fight against the deadly disease.
The list below shows the selected facilities; including the available bed capacities:
NAKURU COUNTY COVID-19 ISOLATION FACILITIES PER SUB COUNTY
Private school. The sub-location does not have a public facility
Menengai Ward
Kenya Industrial Training Institute (KITI)
400 beds
Director
Public Facility
Eburu Ward
Shinners Boys High School
300
Director
Private School, the sub- location does not have a public facility.
Nakuru East
Maria Veronica Secondary School
100
Headmistress
Public School
NAKURU WEST SUB COUNTY
COUNTY
SUB
COUNTY
WARD/DIVISION
NAME OF THE
CENTRE
CAPACITY
NAME – HEAD
OF THE CENTRE
REMARKS
Nakuru
Nakuru
West
London
a) KMTC
NAKURU
b) Crater View
Secondary school
c) Hill Special School
d) Moi Secondary School
500
400
250
500
Tom Ooga
Joseph Waweru
Lucy Kihato
Rosemary Wanjiru
Kapkures
a) Kige PCEA Jitegemee School
400
Sammy Kige
Private school
NAIVASHA SUB COUNTY
SUB COUNTY
WARD/ DIVISION
NAME OF CENTER
CAPACITY
NAME-HEAD OF CENTER
REMARKS
NAIVASHA
MAAI MAHIU
KIAMBOGO HIGH SCHOOL
400 BEDS
MR.DANIEL ROTICH
· -Kitchen has 3 staffs
· -Has running water which comes from Sisioni well but is not reliable
· -School has five water storage tanks .2 tanks of 10,000L capacity, 2 tanks of 8,000L capacity and 1 tank for 20,000L. They are all used for harvesting rain water.
· -School has 3 dormitories.
· -Has 15 toilets
· -Has 25 bathrooms
· -School is approximately 20km from Maimahiu town
MAAI MAHIU BOYS HIGH SCHOOL
500 BEDS
MR GEORGE GITAU MBUGUA
· -Kitchen has 8 staffs
· -Has running water.
· -Source of water is borehole. Its fresh water
· -School has two tanks of 20,000 liters each, for harvesting rain water.
· -School has 5 dormitories.
· -Has 15 toilets
· -Has 14 bathrooms
· -School is approximately 4km from Maimahiu town
MAAI MAHIU GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL
300BEDS
MADAM GRACE WA TUKU
· -Kitchen has 4 staffs
· -Has running water.
· -Source of water is borehole. Water is salty
· -School has three 10,000 liter tanks for harvesting rain water. Currently they are empty
· -School has 3 dormitories.
· -Has 30 toilets
· -Has 36 bathrooms
· -School is approximately 4 km from Maimahiu town
NAIVASHA CENTRAL
NAIVASHA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL
400 BEDS
MADAM CATHERINE WANDETTO
· Kitchen has 8 staff
· There is running water from a school owned borehole. There are also storage tanks.
· School has both pit latrines and WCs
· There is adequate bathrooms
NAIVASHA BOYS BOARDING PRIMARY SCHOOL
300-350 BEDS
MR. KARIUKI (HEAD TEACHER)
MR. GILBERT (DEPUTY HEAD TEACHER)
· Kitchen has 10 staff
· The school has running water from a borehole.
· There are storage tanks holding upto 10,000 litres of water
· The school has about 84 water points
· There are 54 toilets, 16 latrines and 17 urinals.
· There are 17 bathrooms.
HIGH PEAK JUNIOR ACADEMY
350-400 BEDS
MR. MWANGI
· The school has a borehole with storage tanks with a capacity of holding upto 30,000 litres of water.
· The water is treated.
· There are 20 pit latrines and about 20 toilets
· There are around 20 bathrooms.
· There are around 15 staff, both cleaning and kitchen staff.
KONGONI
REV. KITHIRWA AIC SECONDARY SCHOOL
22 BEDS
ANNE WANGOMBE
· Has running water
· Has sufficient toilets and bathrooms
· Well equipped kitchen.
MOLO SUB COUNTY
COUNTY
SUB COUNTY
WARD/DIVISION
NAME OF CENTRE
CAPACITY
NAME-HEAD OF CENTRE
REMARKS
Nakuru
Molo
Molo Central
– Mary Mount Secondary School
246
Perpetual Chelimo
– Mount St. Mary’s girls Primary
300
Pauline Mbaye
– Molo Academy Boys Secondary school
200
Paul Gachoka
Turi
– Michinda Primary School
90
Hudson Waithaka
– Michinda Secondary School
150
Solomon Mengere
– St. Peters Girls Primary
120
Sister Gathoni
– P.C.E.A Kambala Girls Secondary School
200
Jane Nyathira
Elburgon
– Elburgon Secondary School
95
Karori Joseph Mwendia
– Elburgon Baptist Secondary School
30
Joseph Maina
– St. Clare Secondary School
120
Sister Mukami
– St. Clare Primary School
70
Sister Catherine
Sachangwan
– Rift Valley Adventist Secondary School
70
Elizabeth Thoya
– Molo Academy PrimarySchool
300
Mary Otwoli
KURESOI NORTH
S/NO
SUB-COUNTY
DIVISION/WARD
NAME OF THE CENTRE
CAPACITY
NAME –HEAD OF THE CENTRE
REMARKS
KURESOI NORTH
MAU SUMMIT SECONDARY
75
KONGOI SECONDARY
40
SOTOITO SECONDARY
30
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The National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) is registering all members afresh. The new registration will now be done biometrically. There will be no manual registration of NHIF members and members whose details will not be available online shall not benefit.
NHIF under the guidance of the Ministry of Health has made strides in digitizing its processes to hasten the implementation of the UHC scale up. In collaboration with the National and County Governments, NHIF has registered 1,005,204 needy families from all 47 Counties.
NHIF has also embarked on mass biometric registration of its members including the 1 million needy families. So far mass biometric registration has been carried out in Laikipia, Nakuru, Homabay, Kisumu, Tharaka Nithi, Taita Taveta, and Nyeri Counties.
Alongside the mass biometric registration exercise, NHIF has embarked on deploying Electronic Claims Management System (E-Claim) to all NHIF contracted hospitals and has so far covered hospitals in Western, Nyanza, Central, Coast, parts of Nairobi, Eastern and, Rift Valley regions.
The remaining regions will be covered in the next one month. As NHIF undergoes digital transformation within the UHC framework, adequate measures have been put in place to ensure that members receive efficient services.
Previously, members used the National Identity card and NHIF card as a mode of identification which will be replaced by a biometric mode of identification and verification.
NHIF members are advised that the switch from manual to electronic claims processing will be done immediately after deployment of the E-Claim system. The last switch-off is planned for 11th of July, 2021. Subsequently, all NHIF contracted hospitals will submit claims through the E-claim platform to improve efficiency, reduce fraud, wastage, and abuse.
How to register biometrically
The procedure for Biometric Registration is as follow:
NHIF member to visit the nearest NHIF service point or contracted health care provider and produce identification documents i.e., a copy of National ID/ NHIF card for verification in the database.
Once verified, members fingerprint details will be captured.
New members will also be registered biometrically to the NHIF database and issued with a registration number.
When a member visits an accredited facility of choice, they will be identified using their fingerprint or One time password (OTP)
All members and their dependents to visit the nearest NHIF service points or contracted hospitals countrywide to be biometrically enrolled.
For more information, contact NHIF on toll-free number: 0800 720 601.
According to the latest circular from the Ministry of Education, the 22nd edition of the FEASSSA Games will be held in Nakuru City from 14th August to 25th August, 2025. The Kenyan teams will enter a week long training camp in Nakuru; immediately after the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association, KSSSA, national term two games that will be held in Nakuru. The training camp will kick off on 3rd August to 11th August, 2025.
Participating teams from other East African Countries will arrive on 12th august ahead of action that will ran from August 14th to August 22nd, 2025.
Kenya last hosted the annual East African championship in 2016 in Eldoret.
Summary of the 2025 FEASSSA Games Calendar.
Hosting Country: Kenya
Hosting Region: Rift Valley
Hosting City: Nakuru City
Hosting County: Nakuru
Training Camp: 3rd to 11th august, 2025
Arrival Date for Teams: 12th august, 2025
Action Days: 14th to 22nd August, 2025
Closing Ceremony: 22nd August, 2025
Departure: 23rd August, 2025.
International School Sport Federation (ISF) president Laurent Petrynka (in yellow top) attends the 21st edition of the FEASSSA games in Mbale City of Uganda. He was flanked by Justus Mugisha (in suite) and who is the President of USSSA and FEASSA.
Recap of the 2024 FEASSSA Games in Mbale, Uganda.
Speaking during the closing ceremony of the 21st edition at Bukedea Stadium in Mbale Uganda, Feasssa president Justus Mugisha challenged Kenya to showcase a world class championship.
“This year’s (2025) edition was a very special one. The athletes played on first class facilities in schools that were built to host the 21st edition of the games. Uganda has set the bar very high in as far as hosting these games and Kenya have a huge task of pushing it even higher,” said Mugisha.
After 10 days of riveting action, Uganda retained the overall title after winning 38 medals-13 gold, 14 silver and 11 bronze medals.
Kenya settled for second spot with 27 medals –11 gold, 10 silver and six bronze medals, an improvement from last year when the country bagged a modest medal tally of 23 (eight gold, seven silver, and seven bronze).
Rwanda finished third with one gold, one silver and three bronze medals while Burundi, returning to the games after many years, won gold in boys’ volleyball.
Football titles
The Burundians finished ahead of Tanzania despite having the smallest contingent in the championship.
Uganda also reigned supreme in the primary schools’ category with nine medals, with Kenya and Tanzania finishing second and third with eight and seven medals respectively.
Kenya once again missed out on the football titles as Ugandan reigned supreme with St Noa Secondary School winning the girls’ title, while Amus College dethroned 14-time champions St Mary’s Kitende in the boys’ section.
Butere Girls Secondary School and Musingu Boys High School won silver and bronze respectively.
Kenya won the boys’ athletics gold, but lost the girls’ title to the hosts in the hotly contested two-day showpiece.
Kenyans reclaimed the rugby 15s and boys’ hockey titles from the Ugandans. All Saints Embu and Musingu High School bagged their maiden rugby 15s and boys’ hockey titles respectively to add to their national crowns.
St Charles Lwanga won silver in boys’ hockey while former East Africa champions St Anthony’s Kitale finished out of the medal bracket for the first time in many years after losing 1-0 to Ntare School in the third-place play-off.
Clean sweep
St Joseph’s Girls led Kenya to a clean sweep in girls’ hockey, dethroning Nyamira Girls who finished second while national champions Tigoi Girls were third.
Kenyan teams also defended the rugby sevens title with Vihiga Boys High School thrashing national champions Bwake High School 26-0.
St Joseph’s were crowned the inaugural girls’ rugby 7s champions after beating compatriots Kinale Girls 8-5 in sudden death.
It was sweet revenge for Kesogon Secondary School as they beat seven-time holders Kwanthanze Secondary School in straight sets to snatch the girls’ volleyball trophy.
However, Kenya lost the boys’ volleyball title to Burundi’s LT Saint Luc after national champions Cheptil lost in the semis. Last year’s winners Namwela and Hospital Hill were eliminated at the group stage.
Kenyans also excelled in racquet games with the boys’ and girls’ tennis teams striking gold. They won silver in badminton boys and bronze in the girls’ contest.
Section 26 and 27 of the Public Officer Ethics Act (POEA) requires all public officers to declare their Income, Assets and Liabilities (IAL). Since 2003 when the law requiring Public Officers to declare their Income, Assets and Liabilities (IAL) was enacted, the mode of declaration has been manual. Nowadays, the declaration is done online via portals provided to Public and Civil Servants in Kenya.
The Declaration of Income, Assets and Liabilities form contains the following fields:
1. Name of the Public Officer; (Surname) (First name) (Other names)
2. Birth Information;
a. Date of birth
b. Place of birth
3. Marital Status
4. Address:
a. Postal address
b. Physical address
5. Employment Information:
a. Designation
b. Name of Employer
c. Nature of employment; (permanent, temporary, contract, etc)
d. T.S.C. No.
e. School/Institution
f. District
7. Name of dependent children under the ages of 18 years:
(i) (Surname) (First name) (Other names)
(ii) (Surname) (First name) (Other names)
(iii) (Surname) (First name) (Other names)
(iv) (Surname) (First name) (Other names)
(v) (Surname) (First name) (Other names)
(vi) (Surname) (First name) (Other names)
(vii) (Surname) (First name) (Other names)
(viii) (Surname) (First name) (Other names)
(ix) (Surname) (First name) (Other names)
8. Financial statement for________;
(A separate statement is required for the officer and each spouse and dependent child under the age of 18 years. Additional sheets should be added as required)
a. Statement date
(Statement date is the first day of the month preceding the month in which the declaration is due.)
b. Income, including emoluments, for the period from
_____________________________________to___________
(Including, but not limited to, salary and emoluments and income from investments, the period is from the previous statement date to the current statement date. For an initial declaration, the period is
the year ending on the statement date.)
c. Assets (as of the statement date)
(Including, but not limited to land, buildings, vehicles, investments and financial obligations owed to the person for whom the statement is made).
d. Liabilities (as of the statement date)
9. Other information that may be useful or relevant.
Declaration;
I solemnly declare that the information I have given in this declaration is, to the best of my knowledge, true and complete.
Signature of Officer: ________________________
Date: __________________
Witness:
Signature: _____________
Name: _________________
Address: ______________
There are a number of scholarships and funding opportunities available for students in Kenya. These opportunities enable students to undertake their studies undisturbed as they cater for school fees and other requirements. Below is a host of opportunities to consider:
THE PRESIDENTIAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS BURSARY (PSSB)
Students are asked to apply for the Presidential secondary Schools Bursary (PSSB) Scheme. The Scheme was started in 2013/2014 Financial year to support orphans and vulnerable children in secondary schools. This scheme is a government’s contribution towards complying with the legal requirements as stipulated in the Children’s act 2001 section 7 (1), and as a complementary service to the Cash transfer- OVC programme.
The aim of this bursary scheme is to enhance Secondary School enrollment, attendance and completion by the Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Kenya. The PSSB is administered by the Children Department Head Quarter and in all constituencies across the country.
Eligible students are called to apply for this bursary to receive funding during this financial year, 2018/2019. Pick application forms from the various Children Departments’ office in all the Sub- Counties.
ELIGIBLE STUDENTS:
To be considered for this Bursary scheme:
The student must be enrolled in a Government recognized public Boarding Secondary School
The student must be under 18 years of age at thye entry point into the Bursary Scheme
The student must be an Orphan/ Vulnerable child from a very poor House hold.
Application forms are available at all Subcounties’ children offices.
OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS IN KENYA
EQUITY BANK’S WINGS TO FLY SCHOLARSHIPS
Application forms are available at Equity Bank Branches and Equity Agents immediately after the release of KCPE results. Students can pick up and submit completed application forms at an Equity Bank branch or Equity Agent in the District where they attended primary school.
The program offers a comprehensive scholarship package that includes tuition, books, uniforms, transportation and pocket money for all four years of the student’s secondary education. Scholars also receive leadership development, career guidance and mentoring to ensure they achieve their full potential.
The secondary scholarship program was initiated in the year 2007 and has grown from an initial sponsorship of 30 students per region, to 60 students per region and 5 students per county for the 47 counties in Kenya. A total of 655 students per year from 2014.
The kenya Tea Development Authority, KTDA, National Tea Scholarship is designed to help bright but financially challenged students in meeting their school fees.
Successful applicants will be required to keep good grades in High School.
The KTDA National Tea Scholarship is limited to students within the KTDA Factory catchment areas.
Download the KTDA Scholarship form from their official page at: https://ktdateas.com/pdfdocuments/KTDA%20Scholarship%20Form.pdf
5. KenGen FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS
Since 2005, KenGen has invested Ksh 17.5 Million in the sponsorship for tomorrow’s leaders – 184 Secondary School pupils and 108 University graduates.
The secondary school scholarships target each area’s top KCPE performing pupils, while the university ones target top KCSE performers. The university students also get an opportunity to work as interns in KenGen Head Office and stations. Once they complete, the top performing graduates receive a job offer from KenGen.
The bank is currently sponsoring 280 students in secondary schools through the Family Bank Education Scholarship Fund. Family Bank also supports education initiatives with an aim to build and enhance capacity. The bank has contributed cash and other related donations towards the support of education to the Kenya Private Schools Association AGM, sponsorship for the 38th University of Nairobi Accounting Students Association Anniversary Dinner, support of the vulnerable Student’s Education and in addition donated trophies to various schools to award the best students and schools during prize giving events.
They have also constructed two classrooms at Langas Primary School in Eldoret as well as boosting the Othaya Bursary kitty. Family Bank further sponsored Kiriri Women University with a financial donation.
One of the Scholarships available to those joining secondary school is the Equity Bank’s Wings to Fly Scholarship. he program targets high achieving yet needy (orphan or vulnerable) students identified by assessing two main criteria based on academic performance at KCPE and social-economic vulnerability as follows:
Academic achievement- Qualifying students must be in the top 5th percentile in KCPE in their District.
Students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds – Eligible students who would not be able to attend secondary school for reasons arising from loss of one or both parents; parents who are unable to educate their children because they are physically or mentally disabled, living with HIV/AIDS or other chronic debilitating illness; families that have been displaced due to natural disasters such as floods, drought, famine or civil conflict; families that have no evidence of accumulated assets; children who show evidence of bursaries received or financial assistance in the past or who have a past history of school absenteeism due to lack of tuition fees.
Each year, the Equity Bank Group gives scholarships to needy form ones under the Wings to Fly Programme.
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Candidates who have attained 350 marks and above are advised to fill in the application form, attach their slip and return the same to the nearest Equity Bank branch or Equity Bank Agent.
Application forms can be obtained from Equity Bank or nearby Equity Bank Agents
Completed application forms must be returned to the Equity Bank branch or Equity Bank Agent not later than 10th January
Shortlisted students will be invited for interviews which will be conducted by the Equity Group Foundation District Scholarship Selection Board.
The Wings to Fly scholarship caters for school fees, books, uniform, transport, shopping and pocket money for the four years of secondary school.
2020 WINGS TO FLY SECONDARY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP ONLINE APPLICATION PROCESS
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
Only 2019 KCPE candidates are eligible to make an application for this scholarship.
The information provided in this form is intended to help Equity Group Foundation Community Scholarship Selection Board (CSSB) understand the applicant’s academic and financial position for the purpose of assessment for scholarship/award.
All fields with asterisk (*) are mandatory fields and must be filled accordingly.
This application form must be filled accurately, honestly and completely. Equity Group Foundation will reject any applications without relevant documents.
Please review the following documents and if required have soft/scanned copies for ease of completing the online application form:
KCPE Results Slip (official KNEC slip or signed & stamped paper with grades from the school). For early bird applications, you will be allowed to fill the application form without KCPE marks. However, these marks must be entered and result slip attached before final submission.
Copy of Death Certificate (if father/mother deceased).
Evidence of financial support (if they have received support in the past).
Evidence of special needs (if they have indicated special needs).
Copy of Pay Slip/ Bank Statement (if parents/guardians are employed/business).
Signed declaration by Applicant and Parent/Guardian
Filled application and recommendation form by Head Teacher, Provincial Adm., Religious Leader and any other.
The completion and submission of this form is not a guarantee for sponsorship.
Only shortlisted candidates will be invited for interviews.
Any false statements, omissions or forged documents will lead to automatic disqualification.
Please note that the application cannot be edited once it has been submitted.
WINGS TO FLY SELECTION CRITERIA An eligible applicant for the Wings to Fly Scholarship should be academically promising and either be orphaned and/or from vulnerable backgrounds as defined below:
Children who have lost one or both parents and have no relative/guardian/sponsor to provide for their secondary education – evidence in form of Death Certificates/Burial Permits/letter from your Chief should be attached.
Children who are and/or whose parents are physically, visually, or hearing impaired and are unable to educate their children and have no relative/guardian/sponsor to provide for their secondary education
Children who are and/or whose parents are living with HIV/AIDS or other chronic debilitating illnesses and are unable to educate their children and have no relative/guardian/sponsor to provide for their secondary education – medical records should be sought
Children who come from vulnerable and marginalized groups or indigenous communities or have suffered from cultural practices e.g. early marriage, female genital mutilation or negative influences including radicalization, child labour among others.
Children from families affected by natural disasters such as flooding, drought, and famine or civil conflict and are unable to educate their children and have no relative or guardian or sponsor to provide for their secondary education
Children who have suffered neglect and/or abandonment and have no relative/guardian/sponsor to provide for their secondary education
Children with parents living under extreme poverty and have no relative/guardian/sponsor to provide for their secondary education
GUIDE ON FILLING THE 2020 WINGS TO FLY SCHOLARSHIP FORM
Nyeri To Host 95th Edition Of The Annual National Music Festivals
Preparations for the 95th edition of the National Music Festivals which kickoff in Nyeri next month have started.
This year’s annual festivals are set to take place at the Dedan Kimathi University of Science and Technology between August 11 and 21 under the theme Nurturing Talent for Innovation and Development.
During a visit to Nyeri County, the Kenya National Music Festivals organizing committee confirmed that more than 130,000 students from public and private schools as well as Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) centres will be taking part in the annual event.
“The participants who will qualify in the regional festivals which are currently ongoing will arrive in the county on August 11. The presentations will start on August 12 and run through to August 22 when we will have the Gala. The State concert which is the closing event will be held on August 23,” said the Central Region Director of Education, Sabina Aroni.
On his part Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga assured the organizing committee of his government’s full support and ensure that the event is successful.
The Governor said the county would deploy adequate traffic marshals to help reduce the expected traffic congestion expected due to the large number of participants who will be thronging the county for the two weeks.
At the same time, curtains for the central region Music Festivals which are currently taking place at the Nyahururu Boys Secondary school in Nyandarua County will close on Sunday. This year’s regional festivals attracted 40,000 participants from the five counties of Kiambu, Kirinyaga, Murang’a, Nyandarua and Nyeri.
According to Aroni, the primary school category wound up their presentations on Wednesday this week while the last presentations from the secondary school category will be made over the weekend.
“The schools that qualified at the county level are the ones who have been battling it out at the regional level. The adjudicators in the different categories have been judging their presentations since Sunday this week. The last batch of presentations will be judged on Sunday when the regional level competition comes to an end,” said Aroni.
The recent outbreak of the novel coronavirus, Covid-19, has taken the whole World by a storm. An infected person can spread the infection to a healthy person through eye, nose and mouth, via droplets produced on coughing or sneezing. Other modes of transmission include close contact with infected persons and contact with contaminated surfaces, objects or items of personal use.
The surest way of dealing with Corona Virus is preventing it; From washing your hands with soap to using hand sanitizers.
One of the easiest ways to avoid the spread of COVID-19 is proper, consistent hand hygiene. Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds with running water. Wash your fingertips and under your nails. Wash your hands after every trip to the bathroom, blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing and before eating. Remember to Wash your hands quickly after coughing, sneezing, or dealing with sick people.
Here is a list of items that you may need to have;
HAND SANITIZERS
Hand sanitizers are rubbed on the hands to provide the first line of defence against the virus. The best sanitizers are those that are alcohol based. Alcohol-based hand sanitisers contain varying amounts and types of alcohol, often between 60% and 95% and usually isopropyl alcohol, ethanol (ethyl alcohol) or n-propanol. Alcohol is known to be able to kill most germs.
Below are common Sanitizers in Kenya;
S/N
Name of Sanitizer
Role
Quantity
Possible Price (Sh)
1
Handkleen
Handwash Lotion
500ml
2
sweet Scent
Handwash Lotion
5L
850
3
Dettol
liquid Antiseptic
50ml
800
4
Dhahabu Oils
Hand Sanitizer
50ml
800
5
joy
Hand Sanitizer
500ml
1,500
6
Real Clean
Hand Sanitizer
500ml
550
7
Microcide
Hand Sanitizer
500ml
1,200
8
Starline
Hand Sanitizer
500ml
1,000
9
Optzah
Hand Sanitizer
500ml
399
10
Maxclean
Hand Sanitizer
5L
8,000
11
Diarim
Hand Sanitizer
500ml
1,199
12
Eripride
Hand Sanitizer
500ml
400
There are many more brands of hand sanitizers available in the market.
Other items that may come in handy include:
Paper Towels
Facial Tissues
Hand Soap
Anti-Bacterial Wipes
Anti-Bacterial Aerosol cans
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Wondering how you can File your 2020 Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) returns? Worry no more. This is because you can now file your returns by using even your mobile phone. Filing your Kenya Revenue Authority, KRA, nil returns has now been made very very easy. This is because KRA has developed a mobile phone Application that enables you file the returns in the shortest time possible. You no longer need to visit a Cyber to file your returns nor stay in long queues at Huduma Centres, here is all you need to do;
How to file nil returns by using the iTax Android Mobile App
This guide will show you how to easily file your KRA Nil returns via your mobile phone:
To access the KRA services, download the iTax App by the Kenya Revenue Authority from Google Play Store by using an Android Mobile phone.
Photo- How to install a genuine iTax App from Play Store
Open play store and search for the iTax App by KRA and install it.
Once installed, open the App. A prompt window will emerge asking you to enter your KRA PIN and iTax. password.
Photo- The iTax log in window.
Once logged in, click ‘Home’ and select the ‘Income Tax’ Obligation.
Photo- Click on Nil File return.
The tax period will be auto populated by the App. Click on ‘Submit’.
Photo- Selecting Tax Obligation.
A message is then generated to confirm that a Nil return is being filed, thus; ‘Dear Taxpayer, filing of Nil Returns is only applicable in cases where you have NO transactions to declare for the period. Are you sure you want to file Nil Return?’ Click on ‘OK’ to confirm.
A success message is populated to confirm Successful filing of the Nil Return, thus; ‘iTax Success: Your return has been filed successfully with Acknowledgement Number (KRA/YEAR/NUMBER). Please visit iTax KRA web portal to view filed return.
And with this, you could have successfully filed your Nil returns. Remember to file your returns before the expiry of the stipulated period as set by KRA to avoid late submission penalties.
Simplified procedure for filling 2020 KRA returns, online:
Every individual with a PIN has been required to file their income tax returns for every year of income by 30th June of the following year. For this year the deadline will be June 30, 2020. This is a statutory requirement that if not met will attract penalties. Filing of returns also helps you to ascertain that what was deducted from your income as tax by your employer was actually remitted to KRA.
To successfully file your KRA returns the following are required:
An internet enabled device (Mobile phone or computer)
A P9 form from your employer.
KRA PIN.
iTax password.
Here are links to the most important news portals:
STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO FILING YOUR 2020 KRA RETURNS
GETTING YOUR P9 FORM: Ensure you have downloaded, printed or screen shot your P9 form from the TSC online portal at: http://payslip.tsc.go.ke/login.php
Enter your KRA pin (read from your P9 form) and click on login. On the next window, enter your password and security stamp and click on (Remember, you can regenerate your password in case you forgot one by using the FORGOT PASSWORD/UNLOCK ACCOUNT hyperlink on the same dialog box).
Once logged in; click on E-Return hyperlink and in the next dialog box, select Tax Obligation as income Tax – Resident Individual. Now click on Next.
DOWNLOADING THE EXCEL SHEET: On the next window. Select.. Click here to download Income Tax- Resident Individual Form (Excel).
FILLING THE EXCEL SHEET FORM. Ensure your computer has Microsoft office Service Pack 2 or higher version of Office.
Locate the excel sheet form and open it and fill in the parts, thus:
SECTION A PART 1:
Personal Identification Number: Your KRA PIN
Type of Return: Original
Return Period From: 01/01/2019
Return Period To: 31/12/2019
Do you have any income other than employment income: As Appropriate for your case
Do you have partnership income: As Appropriate for your case
Do you have estate trust income?: As Appropriate for your case
Has your employer provided you with a car?: NO
Do you have a mortgage?: As Appropriate for your case
Do you have a Home Ownership Savings Plan?: As Appropriate for your case
Do you have a life insurance policy?: As Appropriate for your case
Do you have a commercial vehicle?: As Appropriate for your case
Do you earn any income from a foreign country?: As Appropriate for your case
Have you been issued with the exemption certificate for disability?: As Appropriate for your case
Do you want to declare Wife’s icome?: As Appropriate for your case (Though easier when each declares separately)
SECTION A PART 2: BANK DETAILS:
BANK NAME: As Appropriate for your case
BRANCH NAME: As Appropriate for your case
CITY: As Appropriate for your case
ACCOUNT HOLDER’S NAME: As Appropriate for your case
ACCOUNT NUMBER: As Appropriate for your case
SECTION A PART 3: DETAILS OF AUDITOR: As Appropriate for your case
SECTION A PART 4: LAND LORD DETAILS (SELF): As Appropriate for your case
SECTION A PART 5: TENANT DETAILS (SELF): As Appropriate for your case
SECTION A PART 5: TENANT DETAILS (WIFE):
NB: AVOID PART 3-5 IF NOT APPLICABLE.
SECTION A PART 6: DEATAILS OF EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE FOR DISABILITY (SELF AND WIFE): As Appropriate for your case
SECTION F: DETAILS OF EMPLOYMENT INCOME(SELF & WIFE)
PIN OF EMPLOYER: P051098084N
NAME OF EMPLOYER: TSC
GROSS PAY: (SUBTOTALS + ARREARS as on P9 form)
Allowances and benefits from employer (i.e hardship) other than car and housing: As Appropriate for your case
SECTION J: COMPUTATION OF MORTGAGE INTEREST (SELF & WIFE): Avoid if not applicable
SECTION M: DETAILS OF PAYE DEDUCTED AT SOURCE FROM SALARY (SELF & WIFE)
PIN OF EMPLOYER: P051098084N
NAME OF EMPLOYER: TSC
TAXABLE SALARY: (SUBTOTALS + ARREARS as on P9 form)
TAX PAYABLE ON TAXABLE SALARY: PAY AUTO(PAYE) + RELIEF as in P9 form
AMOUNT OF TAX DEDUCTED (PAYE): PAY AUTO(PAYE); as in P9 form
AMOUNT OF TAX PAYABLE OR REFUNDED (PAYE): Ensure the Amount of Relief displayed here corresponds to that on your P9 form
SECTION Q: DETAILS OF INCOME TAX PAID IN ADVANCE (SELF): As applicable for your case. But mostly not applicable for many if not all. Thus, leave it blank.
SECTION T: TAX COMPUTATION:
No. 11.1: DEFINED/ PENSION CONTRIBUTION: 00
No. 12.6: PERSONAL RELIEF: Enter Total MPR Value as in P9 form.
No. 13.4: 00
No.: 13.5: 00
CLICK ON VALIDATE TAB (Check properly that all fields are entered correctly and that the tax due is zero or close to zero!)
You will be prompted to save the sheets. Click on yes. Once validated, the form will be saved in drive c..Location Path: C/user/docs/date….._ITR.zip
UPLOADING THE FORM:
Go back to your ITAX Account on your browser.
UNDER THE INCOME TAX-RESIDENT INDIVIDUAL FORM:
TYPE OF RETURN: ORIGINAL
RETURN PERIOD FROM: 1/1/2018
RETURN PERIOD TO: 31/12/2018
UPLOAD FORM: Locate the form in drive C and double click on it
CHECK THE I AGREE TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS BUTTON.
