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How to Buy Kenya Power Tokens: Via Mpesa Paybill

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Buy Kenya Power Tokens

Buy Kenya Power Tokens via Mpesa Paybill

If you’re a Kenya Power customer, you know how important it is to keep your electricity supply topped up with tokens. Fortunately, buying tokens doesn’t have to be a complicated or time-consuming process. With the right information and tools, you can purchase your tokens quickly and easily. Here’s what you need to know.

One of the easiest ways to buy Kenya Power tokens is through Mpesa Paybill. To do this, you’ll need to have an active Mpesa account and enough funds to cover the cost of the tokens. Simply go to the Mpesa menu on your phone, select “Lipa na Mpesa,” then “Paybill.” Enter the Kenya Power Paybill number (888880) and your account number as the account number. Next, enter the amount of tokens you want to purchase and confirm the transaction. You’ll receive a confirmation message with your token number, which you can then enter into your meter to top up your electricity supply.

 

Kenya Power implemented a ban on third-party token vendors. This decision aims to streamline the process of purchasing electricity tokens and enhance accountability. Under the new regulations, customers are required to buy tokens exclusively from authorized channels, such as banking apps, mobile money platforms, and Kenya Power’s own digital channels. The ban intends to curb fraudulent activities and ensure the secure and efficient delivery of electricity services to consumers. Customers are advised to familiarize themselves with the approved channels to ensure uninterrupted access to electricity tokens and to avoid engaging with unauthorized vendors.

 

 

 

Find Your Perfect Pup: List of Dog Breeders in Kenya

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If you’re looking to add a furry friend to your family, finding a reputable dog breeder in Kenya can be a daunting task. With so many options to choose from, it can be difficult to know where to start. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of trusted breeders to help you find the perfect pup for your home.

List of dog breeders in Kenya, including contact information and breed specialties.

Our list of dog breeders in Kenya includes a variety of breeds and specialties, so you can find the perfect match for your family. Each breeder on our list has been thoroughly vetted and meets our standards for responsible breeding practices. Contact information is provided for each breeder, so you can easily get in touch and start the process of finding your new furry friend.

Kiuna Dogs

Breeders of Black and Dark Sable German Shepherd Dogs in Kenya.Location: Thiongo Road, Nairobi Contact: 0721 982 203

Zewal Kennels

Zewal Kennels is a reputable and certified dog breeding company with over 15 years of experience. They specialize in breeding and selling various pedigree dogs, including German Shepherds, Saint Bernards, Japanese Spitz, Belgian Malinois, Rottweilers, and French Mastiffs.

Location: Eastern Bypass (Kwa Dogi), Nairobi Contact: 0722 432 778

Skaga Kennels Limited

Kenya’s top-quality registered dog breeders and East African Kennel Club certified. The German Shepherd Dog League certified.

Address: 87 Waiyaki Way, Nairobi

Phone: 0723 371539

Weza Kennels

Weza Kennels specializes in breeding long-coat German Shepherds and supplies clean and fresh dog food.

Location: Komarock, Nairobi Contact: 0773 755 166


Octagon Kennels Ltd

Octagon Kennels Ltd specializes in breeding and training German Shepherds, Labrador Retrievers, Springer Spaniels, Malinois, Bloodhounds, and more.

Location: Ruiru Contact: 0723 324 036

Deckzyro Kennels

Deckzyro Kennels offers dog breeding, boarding, and training services.

Location: 21st Drive, Kerarapon, Off Ngong Road, Nairobi Contact: 0745 212 444

Savannah Kennels Kenya

Savannah Kennels Kenya is a well-known breeder of pedigree German Shepherds and Jack Russell Terriers.

Contact: 0721 115 495

Acacia Pedigree Kennels

Acacia Pedigree Kennels specializes in carefully selected giant dogs from the finest bloodlines, including various European breeds.

Location: Ongata Rongai Contact: 0722 173 068

Blueline Kennels Ltd

Blueline Kennels Ltd focuses on breeding intelligent and trainable German Shepherds, delivering dogs throughout Kenya and worldwide.

Location: Kiamunyi, Nakuru Contact: 0721 263 751, 0722 989 097

Rube Kennels

Rube Kennels specializes in dog breeding, training, boarding, and stud services.

Location: Farasi Lane, Ongata Rongai, Nairobi Contact: 0723 483 444

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The Finance Bill 2023 Kenya

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The Finance Bill 2023 Kenya

The Finance Bill 2023 in Kenya aims to introduce amendments to various tax and duty-related laws with the objective of increasing government revenue through taxation. The bill is currently being reviewed by the National Assembly, and it encompasses several key changes that are worth noting:

  1. Income Tax:
    • The turnover tax (TOT) rate is proposed to be increased from one to three percent.
    • Micro-businesses with a turnover of at least KES 500,000 annually (previously KES 1,000,000) will be included in the tax net.
    • Businesses with turnovers above KES 15 million will be subject to income tax at a rate of 30 percent.
  2. Digital Assets Tax:
    • A three percent levy on transfer charges will be introduced for digital assets such as cryptocurrencies, digital currencies, and non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
  3. Taxation of Member Clubs:
    • Member-based clubs or trade associations will now be subject to tax on their business income, excluding joining fees, welfare contributions, and subscriptions.
  4. Withholding Tax for Digital Content Creators:
    • Fifteen percent of payments made to digital content creators will be withheld as withholding tax.
  5. New Tax Band for High-Income Earners:
    • A new pay-as-you-earn tax band of 35 percent will be introduced for individuals with a gross monthly income above KES 500,000 or KES 6 million annually.
  6. 3% Housing Levy Deductions:
    • A new statutory deduction of three percent of gross earnings will be introduced into the National Housing Development Fund.
  7. Value-Added Tax (VAT):
    • VAT on petroleum products is proposed to be increased from eight percent to 16 percent.
    • Imported digital service providers will be required to register for VAT, removing the previous turnover threshold of KES 5 million.
    • VAT exemptions will be granted for diagnostic and laboratory reagents, vaccines for human and veterinary medicine, aircraft and spacecraft parts.
  8. Excise Duty:
    • Timely excise duty payments will be required for certain industries, such as gaming, within 24 hours.
    • Excise duty will be introduced on cosmetics, including human hair, wigs, false beards, eyebrows, eyelashes, and artificial nails, at a rate of five percent.
    • Increased excise duty rates will apply to mobile money transfer services, gaming, betting, price competitions, and lotteries.
  9. Tax Appeals Tribunal:
    • Taxpayers challenging decisions of the Tax Appeals Tribunal will be required to deposit 20% of the disputed tax amount at the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) or provide equivalent security before proceeding to the High Court.
  10. Tax Procedures Act:
  • The KRA will no longer grant relief due to doubt or difficulty in tax recovery, potentially leading to a more assertive tax authority.
  1. Miscellaneous Fees & Levies Act:
  • The import declaration fee is proposed to be revised from 3.5 percent to 2.5 percent.
  • The Railway Development Levy (RDL) is proposed to be reduced from 3.5 percent to 2.5 percent.

It is essential to consult the official Finance Bill 2023 document or seek professional advice for precise and up-to-date information on the proposed changes and their implications.

 

Download the Finance bill from the Kenyan Pariament Website 

Understanding the Housing Levy Tax in Kenya?

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Understanding the Housing Levy Tax in Kenya?

The Housing Levy Tax in Kenya is a contribution scheme introduced by the Kenyan government to facilitate the provision of affordable housing for its citizens. It is part of the government’s efforts to achieve its Big Four Agenda, which includes the delivery of 500,000 affordable homes by 2022.

Starting from May, the government has directed all employers to deduct 1.5 percent of their employees’ monthly income to contribute to the housing levy. This contribution should not exceed KES 5,000 for both employers and workers. Non-citizens and those in informal employment are required to contribute approximately KES 200 per month.

The primary aim of the housing levy is to generate funds, estimated to be around KES 57 billion annually, from the 2.5 million salaried Kenyans. This will attract local and international developers to participate in the construction of one million affordable housing units. The project is expected to expand to other regions as well.

Contributors to the housing levy will enjoy several benefits. Individuals earning above KES 100,000 will be eligible for a refund of their contributions plus interest after 15 years. These savings can also be used as collateral when seeking a mortgage. For those earning below KES 50,000, housing will be provided through the tenant purchase scheme. Individuals earning above KES 50,000 will qualify for a seven percent mortgage payable within 15 years.

Other advantages of the housing levy include the opportunity for individuals to purchase a home under an affordable housing scheme. In cases where a person does not acquire a house, their contributions will be transferred to a pension scheme.

It is important to note that employers are required to deduct and remit the housing levy along with other payroll statutory deductions. Failure to comply with this directive may result in penalties for non-compliance. Contributors who do not acquire a house will receive a refund of their contributions after retirement.

The implementation of the housing levy aims to address the critical issue of affordable housing in Kenya and provide citizens with opportunities to own their own homes.

how to check Nhif number?

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how to check Nhif number via Sms ?

If you need to retrieve your NHIF card number, there are two ways to obtain it:

Check Nhif number Via SMS: Send an SMS with your ID number to 21101 in the following format: “ID*your ID number” (e.g., ID 12345678). By typing the word “ID” followed by your ID number and sending it to the shortcode 21101, you will receive a reply containing your NHIF membership number, the last month you made a payment, and the name of your employer (if applicable).

  1. Call NHIF: Dial the NHIF Toll-Free Line at 0800 720 601. Speak with a representative and request your NHIF membership number. They will be happy to assist you. Additionally, you can inquire about the nearest location to get a replacement NHIF card if you have misplaced it.

For further assistance, you can also reach out to NHIF via their Twitter handle, @nhifkenya, or contact them through email at customercare@nhif.or.ke.

 

About Nhif Kenya

The National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) in Kenya is a government-run social health insurance scheme. Established in 1966, NHIF aims to provide accessible and affordable healthcare services to all Kenyan citizens. It operates on a contributory basis, where members make regular payments to access comprehensive medical coverage.

NHIF offers a wide range of benefits, including inpatient and outpatient services, maternity care, surgical procedures, and specialized treatments. Members can seek medical care at accredited healthcare facilities across the country, including public and private hospitals.

Membership to NHIF is mandatory for all formal sector employees and voluntary for self-employed individuals and informal sector workers. The fund also provides coverage for dependents, including spouses and children.

NHIF Self-Care Portal: Access and Manage Your Nhif Account Online

 

how to pay postpay safaricom ?

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Safaricom’s PostPay service offers customers the convenience of making calls, sending SMS, and accessing the internet without the hassle of frequent top-ups. With PostPay, users enjoy uninterrupted connectivity as they are billed monthly for their usage.

By opting for PostPay, customers can enjoy seamless communication without worrying about running out of credit. Whether it’s making important calls, staying connected through text messages, or browsing the internet, PostPay ensures continuous service.

PostPay also offers customizable plans to suit different requirements. Users can choose from a range of packages that include voice minutes, SMS bundles, and data allowances, allowing them to tailor their subscriptions to their usage patterns.

In addition, PostPay subscribers enjoy exclusive perks such as discounted international calling rates, access to premium services, and priority customer support. The service provides a hassle-free experience, with bills conveniently delivered electronically and the option to make payments online or through authorized Safaricom outlets.

With its reliability, flexibility, and value-added benefits, PostPay by Safaricom has become a preferred choice for individuals and businesses seeking a convenient and seamless mobile communication solution in Kenya.

How to pay postpay safaricom? – Postpay Mpesa Paybill

To pay for the PostPay service, there are several convenient channels available. You can make payments through the following options:

  • M-Pesa: Utilize the Safaricom PostPay PayBill number 200200 to make payments seamlessly through the M-Pesa mobile money service.
  • Bonga Points: You can also make payments using your accumulated Bonga Points by utilizing the PayBill number 200200.

Safaricom will automatically terminate the account not paid within 90 days.

How to activate Safaricom You Attempted to Call me sms?

 

Places to visit in Nairobi The Karen Blixen Museum

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The Karen Blixen Museum is located 19 km outside Nairobi at the foot of the Ngong Hills. It consists of a beautiful farmhouse and grounds which offer a wonderful scenic view and the tour involves some interesting stories about the original occupants of the estate and features rooms designed in both the original decor and with props from the ‘Out of Africa’ film.

The museum stands on a farm that was originally owned by a Danish couple, Karen Blixen and her husband, Baron Bror von Blixen-Finecke who had acquired it in 1917. The bungalow-style house had been built, in 1912, by a Swedish engineer Åke Sjögren.

The couple’s original plan was to operate a coffee plantation on the land. It was a 6,000-acre farm, of which 600 acres were used for coffee farming. Karen and the Baron separated in 1921 and the running of the farm was left to Karen. Karen continued to run the farm until 1931 when she went back to Denmark
due to various reasons, among them, the death of an English man, Denis Finch Hatton, with whom she had fallen in love with, Tsavo in 1930 and the failed farming.

Back in Denmark, Karen took up writing and some of her works include Seven Gothic Tales (1934), Out of Africa (1937), and Babette Feat (1950). Her books ‘Out of Africa’ and ‘Shadow on the Grass’ chronicle her life here in Kenya.
The house was occupied by different people until it was purchased by the Danish government in 1964 and given to the Kenyan government as an independence gift. The Kenyan government set up a college of nutrition and the house was used as the principal’s house.

In 1985 the movie Out of Africa was released and an agreement was reached with the college to turn over the ownership to the National Museums of Kenya. Pieces of furniture that Karen Blixen had sold to Lady McMillan on her departure was acquired back and constituted part of the exhibition in the
Museum.

The well-maintained luscious green gardens offer the best setting for all outdoor events including weddings and wedding receptions, corporate galas, and team building. In line with Karen’s passion for art, we support local and upcoming artists at Karen’s Art Corner. Guided tours are offered continuously throughout the day by our well-trained multilingual guides.

A museum shop offers a wide selection of souvenirs including handicrafts, posters, postcards, the Movie ‘Out of Africa’, books, and other mementos. Children and school groups are not left out as the Museum offers curriculum-centered education programs and tailored art activities. There is also a nature trail that offers sneak peeks at tree hyraxes and is a haven for birdwatchers, with plenty of birds living there.
Their contacts are;
Address: Karen Rd, Nairobi
Email: karenblixen@museums.or.ke
Tel: 0746725300
Phone: 020 8002139

List of International Schools in Kenya

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List of International Schools in Kenya

The list of International Schools in Kenya is extensive and diverse, offering a range of curricula to cater to the educational needs of both local and international students. These schools are spread across the country, with a significant concentration in major cities like Nairobi and Mombasa. The educational systems they follow are diverse, including American, British, French, German, and International Baccalaureate (IB) programs.

1.Aga Khan Academy Mombasa

The Aga Khan Academy Mombasa
Mbuyuni Road
Kizingo Mombasa
KENYA

Mailing Address

The Aga Khan Academy Mombasa
P.O. Box 90066-80100
Mombasa
KENYA

Landline: +254 (0) 202 048 490

Mobile: +254 (0) 720 631 144 / 735 931 144

Co-educational, Boarding, Day, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Braeburn Garden Estate School

Braeburn Garden Estate School
Garden Estate Road, Nairobi
P O Box 16944
00620 Nairobi
Kenya

Telephone
+254 (20) 501 8000
+254 720 667 622 – Secondary School
+254 734 600 029 – Secondary School
+254 715 433 218 – Key Stage 3 Block
+254710 649 301 – Primary School
+254 732 672 839 – Primary School

Email
enquiries.garden@braeburn.ac.ke

Co-educational, Boarding, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Braeburn Imani International School

Braeburn Imani International School
Mang’u Road (Exit 16A off Thika Highway)
P O Box 750
00100
Thika
Kenya

Telephone
+254 721 374858
+254 733 497988

Email
enquiries.imani@braeburn.ac.ke

Co-educational, Boarding, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

4. Braeburn Kisumu International School

Braeburn Kisumu International School
PO Box 1276
Kisumu 4010
Kenya

Telephone
+254 (0) 720 655 200

Email
enquiries.kisumu@braeburn.ac.ke

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior.

 

  1. Braeburn Mombasa International School

Braeburn Mombasa International School
Bamburi Mombasa – Malindi Road, off Cement Factory/Vescon Road, JCC Road
PO Box 83009
80100 Mombasa
Kenya

Telephone
+254 (0) 723 846 878
+254 (0) 716 979 249

Email
enquiries.mombasa@braeburn.ac.ke

Co-educational, Boarding, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Braeburn School

Braeburn School
Gitanga Road, Lavington, Nairobi
P O Box 45112
Nairobi 00100
Kenya

Telephone
+254 (0) 722 685575
+254 (0) 733 553480

Email
enquiries.braeburn@braeburn.ac.ke

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Braeburn Nanyuki International School

Braeburn Nanyuki International School
PO Box 1537
10400 Nanyuki
Kenya

Telephone
+254 (0) 720 486604

Email
enquiries.nanyuki@braeburn.ac.ke

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory.

 

  1. Braeside School

Braeside School
Off Muthangari Road, Lavington, Nairobi
P O Box 25578
00603 Nairobi
Kenya

Telephone
+254 (0)20 501 8000
+254 (0)701 295 566

Email
enquiries@braeside.ac.ke

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Brookhouse School, Runda

Off Kiambu Road
Nairobi, Kenya

+254 (0) 704 392 000

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Brookhouse School, Karen

Magadi Rd
Nairobi, Kenya

+254 (0) 722 204 413

Co-educational, Boarding, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Cavina School

Elgeyo Marakwet Road,
Nairobi,
Kenya

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory.

 

  1. Coast Academy

Mji wa Kale,
Kiambu Ln, Mvita

+(254) 020 2107788

info@coastacademy.ac.ke

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. German School Nairobi (Michael Grzimek Schule)

Limuru Road in Gigiri, diagonally across from the “Village Market” shopping center
P.O. Box 978, 00621 Nairobi, Kenya

+254 (0) 721-25 84 17 / +254 (0) 733-44 56 85

info@germanschool.co.ke

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Greensteds International School

Greensteds International School,
Private Bag Nakuru, Kenya

Tel:+254 50 50770/50774/50819
Fax: +254 50 50775

Mobile Phone Numbers
+254726-568583 / +254770-076271

Email: office@greenstedsschool.com

Co-educational, Boarding, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Hillcrest Preparatory School

Preparatory School

Office Tel: +254 724-256 173, +254 717 969 450

General Enquiries

email: adminprep@hillcrest.ac.ke

Admissions Enquiries

email: admissions@hillcrest.ac.ke

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory.

 

  1. International School of Kenya

PO Box 14103 – 00800 | Nairobi, Kenya

Cell: +254 720 639 363 | Tel: +254 20 209 1308/9

High School: +254 733 639342 | Middle School: +254 733 639341 | Elementary School: +254 733 639340

communications@isk.ac.ke

Co-educational, Day, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Kenton College Preparatory School

Address: Kenton College Preparatory School
Gichugu Road

PO Box 25406,00603
Nairobi Kenya

Email: admin@kenton.ac.ke

Telephone: 0722 205038, 0733 687077, 020 3541513

Co-educational, Day, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory.

 

  1. Light Academy Mombasa

LIGHT ACADEMY MOMBASA

P.O. BOX 1835-80100

NYALI MOMBASA KENYA

+254 731 395 162

info.mba@lightacademy.ac.ke

Co-educational, Boarding, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Light International School- Nairobi

LIGHT ACADEMY BOYS’ SECONDARY

P.O. BOX 13413-00100
KAREN NAIROBI KENYA
Tel:+254 724 100 000
E-mail: info@lightacademy.ac.ke

Co-educational, Boarding, Day, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Lycée Français International Denis Diderot (International French School of Nairobi)

Argwings Kodhek Road

Kilimani (Near Yaya Center)

(254) 020 2437714

contact@lyceefrancaisnairobi.com

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Mombasa Academy

The Mombasa Academy

P.O. Box 86487, Mombasa 80100, Kenya

TEL:(+254 41)4471629/4473246

FAX:(+254 41)4473342

Mobile: 0733 725292, 0721 465623

www.mombasaacademy.sc.ke

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. M-PESA Foundation Academy

P.O. Box 7954 – 01000

Thika, Kenya

Telephone:

+254 (0) 703 200 000

Email:

info@mpesafoundationacademy.ac.ke

Website:

www.mpesafoundationacademy.ac.ke

Co-educational, Boarding, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Mustard Seed International Schools

16105 Kiamunyi, 600 mtrs from the main Nakuru-Eldoret highway

+254 721 300 121

info@mustardseedschools.co.ke

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Nairobi Jaffery Academy

frontoffice@jaffery.ac.ke

+254727441218 | +254736441218

Naushad Merali Dr, Nairobi, Kenya

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

  1. Nairobi Waldorf School

KAREN CAMPUS

Miotoni Road

+254 722 823 463

info@nairobiwaldorfschool.ac.ke

LAVINGTON CAMPUS

Mageta Road

+254 728 617 423

lavington@nairobiwaldorfschool.ac.ke

 

Co-educational, Day, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Naisula School

Off Nairobi-Namanga Road

info@naisulaschool.ac.ke

admin@naisulaschool.ac.ke

+(254)712245702
+(254)787635494
+(254)20 2186656

Co-educational, Boarding, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Oshwala Academy, Mombasa

Street, Nyali.
Mombasa, Kenya
P.O. BOX. 1130 – 00606

+254 722 207785
+254 735 839777
+254 782 839777

customercare@oshwalacademy.sc.ke

mombasa@oshwalacademy.sc.ke

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

  1. Oshwala Academy, Mombasa

P.O. BOX 1130, 00606
NAIROBI, KENYA

oan@oshwalacademy.sc.ke

First Parklands Avenue, Off Mpaka Road, Parklands, Nairobi KE

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Pembroke House School

P.O. Box 31, Giligil 20116, Nyahururu Road, Gilgil, Kenya

+254 (0) 711 875 972    +254 (0) 727 267 642

registrar@pembrokehouse.sc.ke

Co-educational, Boarding, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory.

 

  1. Peponi House

Peponi House Preparatory School
PO Box 23203, Lower Kabete,
Nairobi 00604

+(254) 020 258 5710

+(254) 734 881 255

registrar@peponihouse.sc.ke

Co-educational, Boarding, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory.

 

  1. Peponi School

Peponi School
PO Box 236, Ruiru 00232

+(254) 020 354 6456

+(254) 0733 615 193; +(254) 0722 287 248

office@peponischool.org

Co-educational, Boarding, Day, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

 

  1. Premier Academy

Prof. Wangari Maathai Road, Nairobi, Kenya.

0722 205 855 | 0733 618 909

info@premier-sri.ac.ke

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Rift Valley Academy

Postal Address:

Rift Valley Academy
PO Box 80
Kijabe 00220, Kenya

Telephone:

+254-713000700

Email Addresses:

rva@rva.org  – We will forward your mail to any office or individual at RVA
admissions@rva.org  – Admissions Office
business@rva.org  – Business Office

Co-educational, Boarding, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Rosslyn Academy

Rosslyn Academy
Magnolia Close
Off UNEP Avenue
Off Limuru Road
Nairobi, Kenya

P.O. Box 14146 – 00800
Nairobi, Kenya
East Africa

Mobile: +254-732-646-602, +254-727-646-602
Landline: +254 20-263-5294, +254 20-263-5295, +254 20-263-5296, +254 20-263-5261

General: info@rosslynacademy.com

Admissions: admissions@rosslynacademy.com

Employment: recruit@rosslynacademy.com

Co-educational, Day, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Rusinga Schools

P.O. Box 25088-00603, Lavington, Nairobi.

recruitment@rusinga.ac.ke

admissions@rusinga.ac.ke

info@rusinga.ac.ke

+254709554101
+254709554000

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. SABIS International School- Runda

SABIS® International School
– Runda, Kenya
P.O. Box: 111-00627, Two Rivers,
Nairobi, Kenya

+254 743 162 670
+254 743 725 080
+254 730 977 000

info@sabisrunda.sabis.net

Co-educational, Day, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. Sandpiper International School

Off Lamu Road, Along Golf Course Drive, Opposite Africa Pearl Hotel, Malindi

+254 011 4799 068  +254 788 062 618

info@sandpiperinternationalschool.com

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. St. Andrew’s Turi Prep School

St Andrew’s Preparatory School,
Private Bag 20106
Molo, Kenya

Tel: +254 (0)722 209750 or +254 (0)20 2025709
Current Parents: officeprep@turimail.co.ke

Admissions: prepadmissions@turimail.co.ke

Co-educational, Boarding, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory.

 

  1. St. Andrew’s Turi Senior School

St Andrew’s Senior School,
Private Bag, 20106
Molo, Kenya

Tel: +254 (0)735 337736 or +254 (0)20 2025708
Current Parents: officesenior@turimail.co.ke

Admissions: senioradmissions@turimail.co.ke

Co-educational, Boarding, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. St. Austin’s Academy

James Gichuru Road, Nairobi
P.O. Box 25138

020-2165653

info@staustins.ac.ke

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. St. Christopher’s School

Secondary School

Telephone: +254 723 318833    +254 799 463 787

e-mail: info@scsinternational.sc.ke

 

Kindergarten & Preparatory

Telephone: +254723392957    +254 734 838 333

e-mail: infokp@scsinternational.sc.ke

Postal Address

St. Christopher’s Schools
P. O. Box 21378 – 00505
Nairobi – Kenya.

Co-educational, Boarding, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. St. Mary’s School- Nairobi

St Mary’s School – Nairobi

P.O BOX 40580 00100 Nairobi

Tel: +254-721-490140/ + 254-735-337809/ 254-020-4444569

info@stmarys.ac.ke

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. The Aga Khan Nursery School- Nairobi

1st Parklands Avenue, off Limuru Road
Nairobi
KENYA

Mailing address:
P.O. Box 14998-00800
Nairobi
KENYA

Phone: +254 717 574 489 / +254 770 216 410

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory.

 

  1. The Aga Khan Academy- Nairobi

1st Parklands Avenue, off Limuru Road
Nairobi
KENYA

Mailing address:
P.O. Box 44424-00100
Nairobi
KENYA

Phone: +254 0733758510

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. The Aga Khan High School- Nairobi

1st Parklands Avenue, off Limuru Road
Nairobi
KENYA

Mailing address:
P.O. Box 44424-00100
Nairobi
KENYA

Phone: +254 736 380 101

Co-educational, Day, Senior, Sixth Form

 

  1. The Banda School

Magadi Road, Langata

  1. O. Box 24722
    Nairobi, 00502
    Kenya

+254709951000
+254205131100

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory

 

  1. The Nairobi Academy

Langata Road,

Next to Mamba Village

info@nairobiacademy.or.ke

Kindergarten (Kenwood) Contacts

Tel: +254 721 305721  /  +254 771 236635
Email: kindergarten@nairobiacademy.net

araja@kenwood.nairobiacademy.or.ke

Street Address : General Mathenge Drive, Westlands
P.O. Box 66620-00800 NAIROBI KENYA

 

Pre-Prep Contacts

Tel: 0728 894 412  Wireless : 020 2409864
Email: preprep@nairobiacademy.or.ke

 

Prep Contacts

Tel: 0723 063 216   Wireless: 020 2400286
Email: prep@nairobiacademy.or.ke

Secondary Contacts

Tel:  0722 208365 / 0735 338047
Email: secondary@nairobiacademy.or.ke

Co-educational, Boarding, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

  1. The Vale School Muthaiga

Muthaiga Rd, Nairobi

020 4125171         +254(0) 708 191397

admissions@thevaleschoolmuthaiga.com

Co-educational, Day, Nursery, Pre-Preparatory.

 

  1. West Nairobi School

18 Miotoni Ln, Karen, Nairobi, Kenya,

P.O. Box 1333-00502

Phone: +254 709-331-000

Co-educational, Day, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory, Senior, Sixth Form.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gynecologists in Nairobi

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Gynecologists in Nairobi

Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, is home to numerous highly qualified and experienced gynecologists who offer a wide range of women’s health services. These medical professionals specialize in diagnosing and treating various conditions related to the female reproductive system, including but not limited to menstrual disorders, fertility issues, pregnancy care, menopause symptoms, and gynecological cancers.

Gynecology is the branch of medicine that deals with diseases that affect women and girls, especially those affecting the reproductive system.

Common problems under their purview include;

  • Cervical Dysplasia
  • Menstrual Disorders
  • Pelvic Floor Prolapse
  • Pelvic Pain
  • Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
  • Uterine Fibroids
  • Urinary Incontinence
  • Especially painful cramps
  • Severe abdominal pain
  • Heavy and/or prolonged bleeding between periods or during intercourse
  • Issues relating to pregnancy

It is also advisable to go for regular screening for preventative or early detection measures.

Below is a list of gynecologists you can visit in the Nairobi area;

  1. Dr. Odidi Kendo

Nairobi CBD Mara Road

0724901681

  1. Dr. John Nyamu

Nairobi CBD; Tom Mboya Street

0722 525416

  1. Dr. Wainaina Mungai

Nairobi CBD; Tom Mboya Street

+254 20 4408298

 

  1. Dr. Joseph Kiara

Nairobi CBD; Aga Khan Walk

  1. Dr. Cromwell Mwakirungu

Upper Hill; Ngong Avenue

0776087500

drmwakirungu@yahoo.com

  1. Dr. Ikol Allan Adungo

Upper Hill; Ngong Road 5th Avenue Junction

0722 960817

  1. Dr. Alfred Osoti

Upper Hill; Ngong Road

alfredos@uonbi.ac.ke

  1. Dr. Wanjiku Ndungu

Upper Hill; Ngong Road

5th Ngong Avenue Suites 6th floor. suite 6-7 Opposite Traffic police Nairobi area

 

  1. Dr. Moses Osom Okech

Nairobi CBD; Monrovia Street

2nd Floor the Galleria Mall,
Cnr Magadi & Langata Road,
Nairobi Central, 00100

 

  1. Dr. Charles Maina

Nairobi CBD; Kimathi Street

Ips Building, Along Kimathi Street 1st Floor Wing B

0738 091713

  1. Dr. Eustace Gatembura

Nairobi CBD; Kimathi Street

Along Kimathi Coner House Mezannine 3 Floor

0722 313427

12.Dr. Juma Hadija

Nairobi CBD; Kimathi Street

  1. Dr. Elfenesh Debsu Dribsa

Nairobi CBD; Cardinal Otunga Plaza, Kaunda Street, First Floor

  1. Dr. Lilian Wangui Mwangi

Upper Hill; Along Hospital Road

Suite 707 7th Floor Fortis Suites,
Hospital Road,
Upper Hill, 00100

 

  1. Dr. Nathan Murugu

Upper Hill; Ngong 5th Avenue

OFFICE SUITES, Fifth Ngong Ave, Nairobi

0788 324064

  1. Dr. Njiru J. Njeru

Upper Hill; Mara Road

3rd Floor Kitengela Mall,
Nairobi – Namanga,
Kitengela, 00241

  1. Dr. Fredrick Kairithia

Upper Hill; Hurlingham, next to Kenol Petrol Station

0739 225565

kairithiaf@yahoo.com

  1. Dr. Stephen Mutiso

Upper Hill; Hospital Road

0722 678002

Drmutiso.co.ke

  1. Dr. Victor Wanjohi

Upper Hill; Hospital Road

0726 813858

wanjohi12@gmail.com

 

  1. Dr. Anthony Wasunna

Upper Hill; Hospital Road

  1. Dr. Bella Barbara Musaniwa

Upper Hill; Hospital Road

 

  1. Dr. Wycliffe A Musalia

Upper Hill; Ngong Road

 

  1. Dr. Kigen Bartilol

Upper Hill; Ragati Rd

NHIF Building, 2nd Floor Ragati Road

0722 774991

  1. Dr. John Aswani

Upper Hill; Ralph Bunche

Room A4 3rd Floor Professor Nelson Awori Centre,
Ralph Bunche Road,
Nairobi Central, 00100

+254 20 2345774

  1. Dr. Stephen Karanja

Upper Hill; Argwins Kodhek Road

Medical Centre, Ralph Bunche Rd, Nairobi

020 2719044

  1. Dr. Nasra Boru

Upper Hill; Upper Hill

  1. Dr. Nasri Mohammed

Upper Hill; Hospital Road

 

  1. Dr. Naushad Moledina

Upper Hill; Argwins Kodhek Road

(+254) 204 291000

 

  1. Dr. Corrine Arara

Upper Hill; Milimani Road

 

  1. Dr. Mathias Odera Aketch

Upper Hill; 5th Ngong Avenue

OFFICE SUITES, Fifth Ngong Ave, Nairobi

0724 739951

 

  1. Dr. Anne Pulei

Upper Hill; Mara Road

P.O BOX 10, Namanga 00207, Kenya

(254) 722 465924, (254) 752465924

i9@gmail.com  apulei@uonbi.ac.ke

  1. Dr. Meshach Odhiambo Asimba

Upper Hill; Hospital Road

Better Living Hospital, Milimani Rd, Nairobi

0722 474352

  1. Dr. Marian Esiromo

Upper Hill; KMA Centre, Mara Road

Kitengela Mall, 3rd Floor, Kitengela, Athi river

 

  1. Dr. Njiru Njeru

Kitengela Mall, 3rd Floor, Kitengela, Athi river

 

  1. Dr. Nelly Kwamboka Bosire

Upper Hill; Mara Road

Suite 2 – 13 KMA Centre,
Cnr Mara Road & Chyulu Road,
Upper Hill, 00100

(+254) 729 906906

  1. Dr. Brigid Boyani Monda

Upper Hill; Mara Road, KMA Centre

+254 20 8710901

0723 832201

  1. Dr. James Ngure

Upper Hill; Ralph Bunche

nguredc@yahoo.com

020 342871

  1. Dr. George Oluoch Onyango

Upper Hill; Mara Road

(+254) 722 519388

  1. Dr. Ruchik Sarvaiya

Upper Hill; 4th Avenue

  1. Dr. Alex Ndung’u

Upper Hill; Hospital Road

Radio stations in Kenya

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Radio continues to be a popular medium for many people in Kenya, even with the rise of television broadcasting and streaming technologies. Radio stations provide diverse content, catering to different age groups, genders, and classes. Here is a list of radio stations in Kenya:

  1. Radio Citizen: Swahili broadcasts at 106.7 FM (Nairobi)
  2. Family Radio 316: Christian content with multiple frequencies across Kenya
  3. Classic 105: Soul music and hit songs at 105.2 FM
  4. Ghetto Radio: Sheng language station at 89.5 FM
  5. East FM: Asian radio station at 106.3 FM
  6. Baraka FM: Urban Radio at 95.5 FM
  7. Sound Asia FM: Exclusive Asian radio station with multiple frequencies in Nairobi and Mombasa
  8. Inooro FM: Kikuyu radio station at 88.9 FM (Nairobi)
  9. Truth FM: Christian radio station at 90.7 FM (Nairobi)
  10. Ramogi FM: Popular among Luo speakers at 101.7 FM
  11. Musyi FM: Serves the Kamba community at 102.2 FM
  12. Homeboyz Radio: Urban radio station at 103.5 FM
  13. Muuga FM: Kimeru radio station at 8.9 FM
  14. Kiss 100: Fresh hits from 100.3 FM
  15. Sulwe FM: Pure Bukusu radio station at 89.6 FM
  16. KBC Coro FM: Kiswahili and Kikuyu radio station at 99.5 FM
  17. Kameme FM: Kikuyu radio station at 101.1 FM
  18. Radio Jambo: Urban Swahili radio station at 97.5 FM
  19. Milele FM: Rhumba station at 93.6 FM
  20. Kass FM: Kalenjin radio station at 91.0 FM
  21. Egesa FM: Ekegusii broadcasts with multiple frequencies in Nairobi, Nyamira, and Kisii
  22. Capital FM: Urban radio at 98.4 FM
  23. Radio Waumini: Catholic radio station at 88.3 FM
  24. Bahari FM: Coastal station at 94.2 FM
  25. Gukena FM: Kikuyu station with multiple frequencies in Nyeri and Nakuru
  26. Nation FM: Urban music station at 96.3 FM
  27. Bibilia Husema Broadcasting: A.I.C. station at 96.7 FM
  28. Imani Radio: Christian radio station from Kitale at 88.8 FM
  29. Hot 96 FM: Urban station at 96.0 FM
  30. Pamoja FM: Kibera community radio station at 99.9 FM
  31. Lionafriq Radio: House, Amapiano, and EDM station
  32. Radio 254: Showcasing Kenyan musicians, creatives, and curatives
  33. Chamgei FM: Kalenjin radio station at 90.4 FM
  34. KBC Mayienga FM: Kisumu-based station broadcasting at 93.5 FM
  35. Vuuka FM: Maragoli community station at 95.4 FM
  36. Kubamba Radio: Urban gospel station at 91.6 FM
  37. NRG Radio: Urban Contemporary Hit radio station at 97.1 FM
  38. Q FM: Broadcasting at 94.4 FMFound on 94.4 FM

     

    1. Star FM

    Somali radio station on;

    Nairobi -105.9 FM                            Garissa- 97.1 FM

    Wajir- 97.3 FM                                  Moyale- 87.9 FM

    Marsabit- 87.7 FM                           Dadaab- 97.1 FM

    Mombasa- 103.5 FM                       Kismayu- 89.5 FM

    Isiolo- 92.5 FM                                  Masalani- 97.1 FM

    Balambala- 97.1 FM                         Habaswe- 97.3 FM

    Mogadishu- 97.0 FM

    Mandera- 97.5 FM

    Laisamis- 87.7 FM

     

    1. Wimwaro FM

    Broadcasts from Embu on 93.0 FM

     

    1. Smash Jam Radio

    Music from old school to the newest tracks, broadcasting from Nakuru on 99.0 FM

     

    1. Radio Kaya Kenya

    Coastal radio station on 93.1 FM

     

    1. Athiani FM Kenya

    Targets the Kamba community on 94.7 FM

     

    1. Smooth FM

    Plays relaxing music on 105.5 FM

     

    1. Rastyle Radio

    Reggea radio on;

    Nairobi- 102.7 FM                               Malindi- 108.3 FM

    Meru- 105.1 FM                                  Nyeri- 107.5 FM

    Kisii- 97.3 FM                                       Kericho- 90.5 Fm

    Mombasa- 105.1FM                          Eldoret- 91.1 FM

    Kisumu- 105.3 FM                              Nakuru- 104.5 FM

     

    46.CRI Nairobi

    China Radio International broadcasting in English, Swahili and Mandarin on 91.9 FM

     

    1. Radio Injili

    Christian radio station on 103.7 FM

     

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