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 The Premises housing the Kisumu Municipal Court.A judicial officer has since relocated to the old Court building due to non-conducive working environment-Photo By Dickson Odhiambo. By Dickson Odhiambo January 30, 2019. Kisumu Judicial Officer relocates court sessions due non-conducive work environment. A Judicial officer working at the Municipal Court within Kisumu City has relocated the court sessions due to non-conducive working environment. The Officer, a senior resident Magistrate within the Municipal Court now the Kisumu County Court relocated to court 4 of the Kisumu Old Law Court building after allegedly complaining of non-conducive working environment. The officer reportedly left the work station due to an alleged filth emanating from waste products from bats which have infested the place with impunity. In a notice dated January 25, 2018 from John Owino, the Executive Office in charge of Kisumu Law Courts indicates that the officer

  Cabinet Secretary in charge of Industry, Trade and Cooperative Peter Munya address the media in Kisumu today after touring KBL Plant in Kisumu where he said the state has lauded the move to revive the plant-Photo By Dickson Odhiambo. By Dickson Odhiambo   January 29, 2019. KBL Lauded for its effort to revive its Kisumu plant that is soon launched. The Kenya Breweries Limited has been lauded for its quick efforts in the revival of its Brewery plant in Kisumu City. Cabinet Secretary in charge of Industry, Trade and Cooperative Development Peter Munya says the Government fully supports the move by the Kenya Breweries Limited to revive their plant in Kisumu for the production of Senator Keg. Addressing the press today after touring the facility to see the progress made so towards its revival, Munya said the ministry is fully committed to ensure there is favorable environment for businesses and encouraged other investors to follow suit and expand to d

 Kisumu City Manager Doris Ombara at her office where she said they will hire services of a private company to help in managing the street lighting in the city-Photo By Dickson Odhiambo. By Dickson Odhiambo January 28, 2019. Mwangaza set to manage the streets lighting in Kisumu City, Ombara says. THE CITY Management of Kisumu is seeking the services of a private company to help in managing the streets lighting within Kisumu City. Kisumu City Manager Doris Ombara says the project of lighting up the city has taken an estimated cost of 10 million hence needs to be properly managed. Addressing the press at her office in Kisumu, Ombara says the issue of vandalism of the street lights as well as the power surge emanating from power blackout are some of the reasons making the management of City of Kisumu to hire the services of a private company to help in managing the street lighting. Ombara says for the first eight months after street lighting i