County Government of Busia
"Gateway to East and Central Africa"
Department of Strategic Partnership, Resource Mobilization, ICT and Digital Economy
The Department of Digital Economy and Strategic Partnerships is divided into three directorates;
The ICT Directorate,
The Digital Economy Directorate and,
The Strategic Partnerships and SDG Mainstreaming Directorate
Vision
To make Busia county a competitive digitally enabled economy.
Mission
To facilitate access to ICT infrastructure and services in Busia County while the digital space opportunities in enhancement of partnerships and efficient service delivery.
The Department being a cross-cutting support department is mandated to spearhead policy formulation for effective and innovative use of Information Communication and Technology (ICT) resources and to use these among others to identify, enable, formulate, promote and foster beneficial multi-sectoral strategic partnerships for the sustainable development of the County. To do this, this new department has to aggressively embark on resource mobilization; internal planning, coordination and supervision for effective and efficient public service delivery in the county.
The directorate of ICT has the responsibility of managing automation of all county services, ICT infrastructure and enhancement of connectivity in the county.
The ICT directorate has continuously managed the county website, the county revenue automation system and the county health services management system. The directorate has also offered continuous technical support to all county departments and staff in so far as ICT matters are concerned, besides enabling the county automate a few of the county functions.
In the Medium term, the directorate of ICT is set to expand automation of more county functions, create an interactive county strategic partnerships management system and continue to manage all ICT infrastructure in the county. Finally, the directorate is set to manage compliance with all information security controls in the county.
The directorate of Digital economy is responsible for developing robust business models and markets for county development. It’s a new directorate which intends to start off operations in the medium term by formulating relevant policies, guidelines, frameworks and regulations that will enhance leveraging the digital economy space in the county. Further the directorate plans to design and implement an annual county-wide digital literacy program collaboratively with other existing government and non-government institutions including County and National VTCs, other colleges and universities. There is also expectation of collaboration and leveraging of the county Aggregated industrial park and the Economic Processing Zone to be established in the county.
The directorate of Strategic Partnerships and SDG mainstreaming is responsible for Creating synergistic partnerships for county development.
CECM - Mr. Douglas Ejakait Okiring
Ag. Chief Officer - Mr. Ahmed Hefow
Director ICT - Mr. Newton Gabriel Omang'a
Deputy Director ICT - Mr. George Otwane
Departmental Performance In FY 2023/2024
Key achievements
- Acquisition of a new cashless revenue system
Formulation of a county computer and cyber security policy
Fiber connectivity and internet access to 12 county offices
The Governorship
The Governorship comprises the Office of the Governor, Deputy Governor and County Secretary. The Governorship is mandated to spearhead policy formulation, promotion of the rule of law to enhance order, resource mobilization, coordination and supervision of effective and efficient public service delivery, response to critical community needs during disaster occurrences, publicity, branding, and public participation.
VISION:
A transformative and progressive County for sustainable and equitable development
MISSION:
To provide high quality service to Busia residents through well governed institutions and equitable resource distribution
CORE VALUES:
Transparency: We encourage openness in sharing information between the County Government and the public
Accountability: We hold ourselves answerable to the highest ideals of professionalism, ethics and competency
Integrity: We believe that acting honourably is the foundation of everything we do and the basis of public trust
Teamwork: We understand the strength of cooperation and collaboration and that our success depends on our ability to work together as one cohesive team
Fairness: We have an open culture and are committed to providing equal opportunities for everyone
Honesty: We insist on truthfulness with each other; with the citizens, we expect and value openness
Equity: We believe in fairness for every resident in distribution of resources and opportunities
Office of the Governor
The County Governor is the Chief Executive of the County Government of Busia and the Deputy Governor the deputy chief executive (Article 179 (4) of the CoK).
The office of the governor is responsible for the following functions as outlined in Section 30 of the County Government Act 2012.
i) Diligently execute the functions and exercise the authority provided for in the Constitution and legislation;
ii) Perform such state functions within the county as the President may from time to time assign on the basis of mutual consultations;
iii) Represent the county in national and international fora and events;
iv) Appoint, with the approval of the County Assembly, the County Executive Committee in accordance with Article 179(2)(b) of the Constitution;
v) Constitute the County Executive Committee portfolio structure to respond to the functions and competencies assigned to and transferred to each county;
vi) Submit the county plans and policies to the County Assembly for approval;
vii) Consider, approve and assent to bills passed by the County Assembly
viii) Chair meetings of the County Executive Committee
ix) By a decision notified in the county gazette, assign to every member of the County Executive Committee, responsibility to ensure the discharge of any function within the county and the provision of related services to the people;
x) Submit to the county assembly an annual report on the implementation status of the county policies and plans;
xi) Deliver annual state of the county address containing such matters as may be specified in county legislation;
xii) Sign and cause to be published in the County Gazette Notice. all important formal decisions made by the Governor or by the County Executive Committee;
xiii) Provide leadership in the management of the affairs of the county;
xiv) Ensure implementation of county and other national legislation, as may be required;
xv) Initiate the formulation and implementation of policies
xvi) Oversee the decentralization of services to the extent possible;
xvii) Promote democratic and accountable exercise of power;
xviii) Ensure participation of the people in decision-making;
xix) Mainstream the interests and rights of the people;
xx) Identify bottlenecks to implementation of policies and programmes; and providing solutions;
xxi) Initiate and coordinate financial support for development projects and programmes;
xxii) Initiate and coordinate implementation of the County’s projects and programmes; and
Accountable for the management and use of the county resources.
To effectively implement its mandate, the Governorship is segregated into seven directorates namely;
- ICT
- Communication
- Disaster Management
- Enforcement & Security
- Public Administration
- Service Delivery
- Liason/ Protocol
H. E Dr. Paul Nyongesa Otuoma E. G. H.
Governor
H. E Arthur Odera.
Deputy Governor and CECM Health and Sanitation.
Mr. Solomon Akadake Abwaku, Governship & Disaster Management Directorates.
Robert Muganda, Director Public Administration
Shadrack Maloba, Director Service Delivery
Winston Mbanda, Director Communication
Matthew Ekakoro, Director Enforcement & Security
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Busia County is organized into seven sub counties, namely;
TESO NORTH SUB COUNTY
TesoNorth Sub-County is comprised of six wards namely: Malaba South, Malaba Central, Malaba North, Ang’urai East, Ang’urai South and Ang’urai North.
It has a population of 117,947 as per the last census. The sub-county covers an area of 236.8km2 and is administered by Zipporah Amoit, Sub County Administrator.
Teso North is enriched with fertile soil thus enabling theresidents to engage in subsistence farming with most focusing on growing cereals.
The presence of Kakapel monument which depicts the rich culture of the Ateso people makes the sub county a desired tourist destination. This is partially responsible for the rapidly growing hospitality and hotel industry.
The border point at Malaba facilitates movement of trucks between Kenya and Uganda thus making Teso North one of Kenya’s economic hubs.
TESO SOUTH SUB COUNTY
Teso South is made of six wards namely: Amukura West, Amukura East, Amukura Central, Angorom, Chakol North and Chakol South. The main town, which also serves as its administrative headquarters, is Amukura.The town attracts a large population due to the trading opportunities it provides and also the social amenities available. ChristantusOkwara currently serves as the Sub County Administrator.
Majority of the residents are still youthful. This, coupled with consistent rainfall, makes rain-fed agriculture the go-to economic activity. Maize, nuts and sugarcane are some of the crops they grow.
NAMBALE SUB COUNTY
Nambale is administratively divided into four different wards which include: Nambale Township, Bukhayo East, Bukhayo North/Walatsi and Bukhayo Central. Together, these wards occupy an area of 237.8Km2. Fridah Nekesa serves as the Sub County Administrator. The main town in the sub county is Nambale, a vibrant town along the Busia-Mumias highway.
Unlike most other areas of Busia County which have loam soils, Nambale, located in the lower northern section of Busia has dark clay soils. As such, it is quite suitable for large scale cash crop farming and small scale subsistence farming. Tobacco, maize, coffee, cotton and sugarcane are some of the crops grown. Additionally, the residents also engage in livestock keeping and trade.
MATAYOS SUB COUNTY
It is located in the lower region of Busia County. It has five wards namely: Mayenje, Burumba, Matayos South, Busibwabo and Bukhayo West wards. It is majorly occupied by Bakhayo sub tribe,Teso and Luo tribes. It is basically the heart of Busia County, currently administered by Mr. Daniel Okana. The County headquarters are based in Matayos sub-county
It’s known as the gateway to East and Central Africa because it a border sub-county. It's the most Economically active sub county with Busia town as the largest manucipality. Cross border Trading is the most dominant economic activity in this Sub County because of Kenya-Uganda border. Other economic activities include farming and industrialization. The hospitality industry is also a selling point with big hotels in the Sub-county especially within Busia town.
BUTULA SUB COUNTY
It's one of the Sub Counties located in the lower region of Busia County. It borders Siaya County and Kakamega County. It has 6 wards namely : Marachi West, Marachi North, Marachi Central, Kingandole and Elugulu wards. This Sub-County is currently administered by Mr. David Sibeyo. The Sub County is mainly occupied by the Marachisub tribe and Luo tribe.
Economically, it's one of the best revenue generation areas with Bumala market as one of the biggest markets in Busia hence has a lot of potential in economical development. The main economic activities include trading, farming both crop (with sugarcane as the main cash crop) and livestock farming.
The Marachi people in Butula Sub County are culturally known for making of Marachi sofas and pottery. There's also a cultural center at Sikarira to help promote cultural activities such as traditional dances, acting and elders passing down history to the youth through storytelling. Tourism attraction sites in the Sub County include the beautiful stones and rocks in Bukhalarire, Mudama and Elugulu areas.
Some of the major development projects put in place by the County government include, Construction of a Rehabilitation Centre, Educational institutions, Healthcare facilities and Agricultural projects.
SAMIA SUB COUNTY
Samia Sub Countyis located in the lower region of Busia county. Its administered by Ms. Caroline Oduor, as Sub County administrator and it comprises four wards namely:Bwiri, Agenga/Nanguba, Namboboto/Nambuku and Nangina wards. It borders Siaya County, Bunyala Sub-County and Uganda.
Main economic activities include fishing due to its strategic location along Lake Victoria. Fishing takes place in the following areas;Busembe, Bumbe and Sio port.Farming (Horticulture,poultry,pig farming etc). There is also subsistence farming in the area. Other economic activities include mining( rock crushing), construction industry(sand harvesting and brick making). There are also good sceneries for sight-seeing such as Samia Hills and lake Victoria.
Since lake Victoria extends to some parts of Samia Subcounty, there are a number of beaches in the area including Bumbe, Buyukha, Sio Port and Busijo beaches. Culturally, the Abasamia of Kenya and Uganda have ties that bring them together to annual festivals including boat racing, exhibition of traditional food and beer, football and other games competition.
To support fish farming in the region, there's a fingerling hatchery at Wakhungu fisheries complex which serves Busia, Kakamega and Siaya counties. Also the County Government established massive fish farming project at Bukani village. The project has 100 fish ponds.
BUNYALA SUB COUNTY
Bunyala Sub County is located in the lower region of Busia county. It borders SamiaSub County, Siaya county and Uganda.The Sub County is administered by a Sub County Administrator, Mr.Nelson Otando. It comprises of four wards namely:Bunyala West, Bunyala Central, Bunyala South and Bunyala North wards.
It is one of the most economically vibrant Sub Counties in Busia where fishing is the most dominant economic activity since part of Lake Victoria extends to the Sub County. Other complementing economic activities in the Sub County include; large scale irrigation-farming (Bunyala irrigation scheme where rice is the mainly produced) and small scale subsistence farming.
Bunyala Sub County is home to the largest fish farming project at Mulukoba Beach with modern fish cages rearing 10,000 fingerlings per cage. This project is facilitated by the County Government of Busia.
There is also blooming tourism and hospitality marked by a number of modern hotels and recreation facilities due to the strategic location of the Sub County, which is along Lake Victoria beaches
Department of Lands, Housing & Urban Development
The Department aims at facilitating improvement of resident’s livelihood through efficient administration, equitable access, secure tenure and sustainable management of Land resources.
Our Vision: is to expedite excellence in Land Management and Provision of Excellent, Affordable and Quality Housing for sustainable development.
Our Mission: is to facilitate improvement of livelihoods of Kenyans through efficient administration, equitable access, secure tenure, sustainable management of land resource and access to adequate housing.
The department draws its mandate from various statutes and policy instruments including but not limited to the constitution, Land Act, Town, Urban and County Planning Acts, Land Survey Act among others.
The docket’s mandate is twofold.
First is to facilitate improvement of livelihoods in the County through efficient administration, equitable access and sustainable management of land and land based resources.
Second is to foster and manage the process of sustainable urbanization and Urban growth in the County.
The docket comprises six directorates namely;
Peter Odima, CEC Lands, Housing and Urban Development
Kennedy Oduor Mbaja,Chief Officer Urban Development & Physical Planning
Vincent Charles - Chief Officer Lands, Survey and Housing
Mr. David Maende, Director Administration
Mr. Bernard Odhiambo, Director Physical Planning
Mr. Wilfred Nyaberi, Ag. Director Lands
Mr. James Onyinkwa, Director Survey
Mr. Samuel Nyayiemi, Ag. Director Housing
Mr. Jared Chebon, Director Urban Development
Achievement/Performance overview of departmental Programmes.
Land is a vital part of the production sector considering that any development occurs in a spatial environment.
The department in conjunction with the various Government agencies will ensure security of tenure for both County and Private Land to spur investment.
County Government land will be secured through acquisition of titles for both reserved public user land and the acquired parcels by the county government.
Housing Programme is among the Big Four Agenda pillars where the department has programmed construction of official Governor’s and Deputy Governor’s residences and government units for office accommodation and maintaining of government quarters.
The department is continuing to offer solid waste, management services in urban centers and markets to keep them tidy. The services are development in nature though they would be well managed by use of hired labourers. Urban centres are being re-organized by putting up modern stalls in towns for lenders.
The department’s proposed programmes under Urban Development are aimed at achieving sustainable urban centres by making towns and markets inclusive, safe and resilient.
The County Spatial Plan will be implemented upon completion. This will be done by the Directorate of Physical Planning and Urban Management. The implementation of the spatial plan will direct the county spatial environment in a bid to control and direct developments in the county.
Management and coordination of the activities of Urban Areas and Towns is also part of the departmental mandate.
This will be done through respective Municipalities and Town Management Committees. The Busia and Malaba Municipality Boards will be facilitated so as to discharge their functions effectively.
The Municipality, Towns and markets in Busia County are hubs for ideas, business, productivity and social development and have enabled communities to live and advance socially and economically.
The department is keen on development of county spatial plan, survey of public land, purchase of public land for county government projects and titling/registration of public land in the Financial Year 2020/2021.
This will also include putting up of Government units for office accommodation and maintenance of existing government quarters, providing land for construction of house units in line with the National Government’s Big Four Agenda on affordable housing.
Cleaning of urban centres and markets is key in promoting good business environment and the department is giving priority under solid waste management Programme. Urban centres are being re-organized by putting up modern stalls in towns for traders.
The department will also upgrade and modernize towns and urban centres through the urban development Programme and putting up modern stalls in towns to make them business hubs thus increasing their productivity.
To undertake these programmes, the 2020/21- 2022/2023 MTEF estimates for the sector are projected to be Ksh 478,841,206.
For the FY 2020/21 Ksh. 151,085,561 has been set aside for the sector. For 2021/22 and 2022/23 the projections are Ksh. 156,074,117 and Ksh. 171,681,529 respectively.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OVER THE LAST TWO YEARS
Below are the major projects in the department completed under my supervision over the last two years: -
- Finalization of Busia County Valuation Roll 2017. This Roll is at the department of finance awaiting implementation.
- Elevation of Busia Town to Municipal status
- Elevation of Malaba Town to Municipal status
- Steering the department to quality for World Bank funding under the Kenya Urban support Programme.
KENYA URBAN SUPPORT PROGRAM
The department qualified for funding under the Kenya Urban Support Program.
This Program has two components: - The Urban institutional Grant (UIG) and the Urban Development Program (UDG).
Under the UIG the department received Sh 40million for the last financial year (2019/20) and is expected to receive Sh 9m for this financial year (2020/21).
The CECM who is the Accounting officer of this fund is expected to guide its expenditure as per the World Bank manuals, copies of which are in the office. Under the UDG the department is set to receive Sh 101m per year for the next five years.
The past financial year the department received Sh 101m which was utilized on three projects namely; -
- Completion of Roadworks, drainage, walkways/parking. The project is awaiting commissioning.
- Installation of fixed waste collection bins, high mass lights and signage. This project is nearing completion.
- Supply and deliver of tractors with skip bin trailer and attachment.
However, procurement issues arose in the last project where the then CECM Prof Grephas Opata sought the advice of the County Attorney who provided a professional opinion vide ref. CG/BSA/C. A/LANDS/VOL.1(50).
The advisory opinion of the Attorney notwithstanding, the department recommendedcancellation of the tender for fresh advertisement.
Department of Sports, Culture & Social Services
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Vision
A socially secure, self-driven and empowered Busia Community.
Mission
To mobilize Busia Community for sustainable social protection, talent nurturing, heritage preservation and creating equal opportunities for children, youth, women, PLWDs, older persons and other vulnerable groups for holistic growth and development.
Strategic Objectives
The strategic objectives for the Department are to: -
- Improve the well being of children in Busia County.
- Establish and equip cultural facilities for development, promotion and preservation of the cultural heritage in Busia County.
- Enhance Youth and Women empowerment and participation in development programmes in Busia County.
- Improve household livelihoods and capacities of PLWDs, Older persons and other vulnerable groups in Busia County.
- Develop and improve sporting facilities and promote sports management in Busia County.
- Control and regulate the use of alcohol, establish and operationalize treatment and rehabilitation centres for victims of alcohol and drug abuse in Busia County.
- Develop and promote tourism sites, facilities and products to attract both domestic and international tourists.
CORE MANDATE
The Department identified performance indicators informed by the Kenya Vision 2030, National
Spatial Plan, MTP III, SDGs, SPS, County Spatial Plan, CIDP, ADP, “Big Four” Initiatives and
implement the following projects:
LIQOUR
Revenue (Liquor licensing)
Support and facilitate Sub- County committees to carry out their functions.
Facilitate citizen participation in matters related to alcohol drugs.
Prepare and submit alcoholic drinks and drug abuse status report.
Construct a Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre for substance abuse victims.
Monitoring and evaluating the implementation of the Alcoholic drinks Act 2013.
SPORTS
a) Conduct Sports Activities
i. Kenya Youth Inter-County Sports Competitions (KYISA Games).
b) Promotion of leagues and competitions
i. County league Programs and Competitions.
c) Stadium maintenance and management
i. Repair of perimeter wall
ii. Irrigation of the playing field grass
iii. Maintenance of pitches and surroundings
iv. Maintenance of the running truck
v. Maintenance of sports equipment
vi. Repair of damaged pavilion roof and walls.
d) Participate in KYISA Games competitions
CULTURE
Revenue (Liquor licensing)
Support and facilitate Sub-county Committees to carry out their functions
Construct a treatment and Rehabilitation centre
Construction of community cultural centre in Kakapel.
The department has the following directorates:
Paul Olunga Ikwenye, CECM Youth, Sports, Gender and Creative Arts.
Dennis Levis Ngira, Chief Officer Youth affairs, Sports and Tourism
Pascilisa Okoth Barasa, Chief Officer Gender Culture & Social Protection
Director Youth & Gender
Mr. charles Juma, Director Tourism
Holder of MSC, Human Resource Development- Moi University and Bachelor of Tourism Management Moi University; Kenya, Attended Kibabii Boys’ High School(KCSE) Namahindi Primary School (KCPE)
WORK EXPERIENCE
Jan-2016-To Date: County Director of Tourism: County Government of Busia
Posses over 10 years of Experience having worked in the Private sector with International NGOs (ICRHK, Transparency International), 5 years of Experience in the Hotel Industry (Hotel Sirikwa) as Markeing Manager
Director Gender
Mr. Stephen Marora, Director Sports
Director Culture
Mr. Peter Ogula, Director Social Services
Director Alcoholic Drinks & Drugs Abuse Control
The department of Sports:
- Refurbishment of Busia Stadium on going
- Treatment and rehabilitation at Butula ongoing
- Hosted kyisa games Country wide and emerge d winners in all categories.
- Participated in Kicosca games and Elaska.Busia Scrabble team emerged the best .
- Constructed and equiped two youth empowerment centres
- Construction of Mauko cultural center.
- Organized and conducted sporting activities across the county.
- Disbursed grants to women groups,self Help groups and youth groups across the county.
- Supported people with disability and children a Ross the county with assistive devices.
- Equiped other five youth centers.Across the County.
Department Of Infrastructure & Energy
The Department Infrastructure and Energy is one of the devolved functions under the Constitution of Kenya 2010.The Department derives its mandate from the 4th Schedule of the Constitution under the County Government Act.
Administrative Structure
The Department is headed by the County Executive Committee Member for Infrastructure Mr. George OkwaraEkirapa and Three Chief Officers under him, NamelyMs.PriscaOmoit in Charge of Infrastructure in the Lower Region, Mr.StephenNasiagi in charge of Infrastructure in the Upper Region and Eng.GilbertOduory in charge of Transport and Energy. Under the three Chief Officers there are three Directors in the Department Namely Eng.CyprianOliko in charge of Roads Directorate,Eng.JohnkevinOtwani in charge of Public Works and Eng.McVivian Anyang who is charge of the Energy Directorate.
Vision:
Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure and provide access to safe affordable public transport systems.
Mission:
To expand public Transport and build infrastructure with special attention on to the needs of women, children and people with disability through production of appropriate designs and increase investment.
Core Values:
Transparency:
We encourage openness in sharing information between the department and the public.
Accountability:
We hold ourselves answerable to the highest ideals of professionalism, ethics and competency.
Integrity:
We believe that acting honorably is the foundation of everything we do and the basis of public trust.
Teamwork:
We understand the strength of cooperation and collaboration and that our success depends on our ability to work together as one cohesive team.
Fairness:
We have an open culture and are committed to providing equal opportunities for everyone.
Honesty:
We insist on truthfulness with each other and with the citizens we expect value openness.
Equity:
We believe in fairness for every resident in distribution of resources and opportunities.
The Department has a mandate of supporting and facilitating the development of infrastructure within the County, Maintaining and Upgrading of County Roads as well as enhancing connectivity to Electric Power and promote use of Energy within the County.
The Department has Three Directorates namely;
Mr. Andrew Nakitari, CEC Transport, Public works and Energy
Ahmed Hefow - Roads and Public Works.
Saviour Panyako - Transport & Fleet Management
Deputy Director Public Works
Name: Johnkevin Otwani
Undergraduate: Electrical Engineering(Kenya Armed Forces Technical College)
Masters: Project Management(University Of Nairobi)
Director Roads & Transport
Name: Eng. Cyprian Oliko
Undergraduate: BSC.Civil Engineering, University of Nairobi.
Masters: Construction Engineering Management(Ongoing)
ACHIEVEMENTS - ENERGY
The Directorate of Energy has made the following Achievements;
- Through their Partnership with state owned and mandated entities, Busia County Government has enabled over 4000 new Connections to the mains grid Electricity Network and over 2000 new connections to the remote Solar Micro grids.
- The Directorate has conducted Four Renewable Energy Campaign Drives on Proper Energy Use and Conservation to the County residents.
- Built and Maintained Over 300 Mass Lights and Street Lights.
FUTURE PLANS - ENERGY
The Directorate of Energy has the following Future Plans;
- Construction and equipping of an Energy Center for residents training and demonstration activities.
- To erect Mass-light towers to all major urban centers within the County.
- Designing and implementing the Busia Energy Master Plan.
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ACHIEVEMENTS - Roads and Transport
The Department of Roads and Transport has made the following Achievements;
- It has established and Operationalized the County Transport and Mechanical team which
Operates a fleet of road construction equipment within the County.
- It has maintained existing roads under the Fuel Levy Program covering Approximately 850 Kilometers
- It has upgraded selected gravel roads to Bitumen Standards in BusiaCBD,Malaba CBD and Kocholya Township totaling to 10.5KMS
- It has upgraded approximately 1100 Kilometers of earth Roads to gravel Standards throughout the County.
- It has opened up approximately 950 Kilometers of earth roads in Remote areas within the County that were previously inaccessible
Future Plans - ROADS & TRANSPORT
The Directorate of Roads and Transport plans to establish a materials testing Laboratory to enhance quality control of Projects which will make it easier for Upgrading of more Roads to Bitumen Standards within the County.
The Directorate Plans to Upgrade the newly opened earth Roads to Gravel Standards and also construct the Missing links such as bridges and box culverts to the newly opened road network.
The Directorate plans to buy an additional fleet of Road Maintenance Equipment and dispose unserviceable ones in accordance with the Procurement and Disposal Act.
The Directorate intends to build storm water drains to channel the storm waters safely to their natural water ways which has affected some Urban Centers.
Investment Opportunities
Investment Opportunities
Cultural & Historical Heritage
Rich cultural heritage
Cross Border Trade Opportunities
Coss-border trade
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