Executive seat chair elected Bungoma South KNUT polls

Kennedy Luketelo from Bumula has retained his position as the Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) Executive Secretary for the Bungoma South Branch.

This follows peaceful elections held at Masinde Muliro Stadium in Kanduyi Constituency, Bungoma County, on Saturday, February 14.

In the closely watched contest, Masai Dennis from Kanduyi was elected the new Branch Chairman, replacing outgoing chair Augustine Watamba. Moses Toili was elected Vice Chairman.

Other officials elected during the exercise include Metrine Makhapila as Kanduyi Women Representative, Benjamin Makokha as BEC representative for Bumula/Kabula, and Chris Wanjala as the new BEC representative for Sang’alo/Mwibale. Misiko clinched the Municipality seat, while Christine Nabibia was elected Women Representative for Bumula/Siboti.

Brenda Cheng’oli secured the Assistant Secretary position, Hemsline Wabomba was elected Treasurer, and Walter Khaemba took the BEC seat for Kimaeti/Siboti. Plantine Mwelu was elected Overall Women Representative, while Leah Kisaka was elected to represent Persons with Disabilities (PWD).

Bungoma South KNUT Branch – Elected Officials

Position Name Area/Representation Executive Secretary Kennedy Luketelo Bumula Chairman Denis Masai Kanduyi Vice Chairman Moses Toili — Assistant Secretary Brenda Cheng’oli — Treasurer Hemsline Wabomba — Overall Women Representative Plantine Mwelu — Women Representative Metrine Makhapila Kanduyi Women Representative Christine Nabibia Bumula/Siboti PWD Representative Leah Kisaka — BEC Representative Benjamin Makokha Bumula/Kabula BEC Representative Chris Wanjala Sang’alo/Mwibale BEC Representative Walter Khaemba Kimaeti/Siboti Municipality Representative Misiko Municipality

KNUT National Deputy Secretary General Mr Hesbon Otieno and Bungoma County Labour Officer Mr Lodfig Nalianya supervised the elections.

By Achola Mathews

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