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Prof. Paul Maringa bids farewell to Public Works

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The outgoing PS Paul Maringa bid farewell to the State Department for Public Works. He urged his team to keep the rekindled fire burning and to note that the country is keenly watching. PS Maringa will move to the State Department for Infrastructure. He will be replaced by Maj.Gen. (Rtd) Dr. Gordon Kihalangwa.
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Proposed Shambani footbridge brings joy

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In Isiolo County. The proposed site for Shambani footbridge in Burat Ward. Present were Hon MCA Yarow for Burat, Hon. MCA for Bulapesa Hon. Idris Hassan, CES Eng. H. J. N. Nyaanga , local leaders, County Commander of Prisons Hassan Wako. Local were in the process of constructing a makeshift log bridge in anticipation of […]
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Project Highlight – Mokowe Jetty Reconstruction Project.

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During the site handing over for Mokowe jetty reconstruction project. The project which will cost Kenya Shillings 599 million will have among other components; a fueling station for boats, a storeyed waiting lounge with ground level parking spaces and an access ramp alongside staircase. This jetty is located at the road terminal point into the […]

3 Replies to “Institute of Designers of Kenya Bill -2019”

  1. This is an ill conceived bill that chooses to ignore among other things technological advancement, natural talent and the ability to be an independent operator in the creative industry echo system. There is no example of government having the best intention or and execution of any training or any sustainable model to improve the business environment in the creative sector. This feels like an attack, a sad attempt to legislate what you clearly do not understand or have invested in. This has grown through the works of independent contractors. Who came up with this bill? This is a sham and shameful attempt by a few to try and own a sector they don’t even understand.

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  2. This bill hasn’t motioned anything regarding how it’s going to promote it’s members and chooses to leave out self taught designers who have greatly participated in the creative sector. This country gives everyone the freedom of art and you are going contrary to that freedom by giving penalties to folks who want to make money with their design. Artists are justified by their work not their certificates because those certificates themselves may be frauds.

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