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1. Adventure Sports – The inquiry was made by Foundation for an activity prior to them being taken
telephone and the response was that they don’t to Kasarani Stadium for the fi nal events and closing
sell but lease them. (Attached please fi nd invoices ceremonies on 16th July 2017. In total they were 562
and correspondence on the same No. pupils with their chaperones. After the closing
2. Kibo Sports Kenya – Kibo Sports are manufactur- ceremonies, they were all transported back to the
ers and resellers of the Golf Carts. eir response respective pick up points.
to our inquiry was that each golf cart is at Ksh.
1.8m plus VAT. ey refused to engage us on leas- e availability of NYS provided reliable, fl exibil-
ing. ity and much needed redundancy of high capacity
buses to handle the large numbers as this day had
KYEB
many activities to be accomplished within the strict
During the event
timelines. After the closing ceremonies, all teams and
offi cials were to be transported back to the Athletes’
National Youth Service
Village for the farewell banquet. ere were sched-
uled departures for 46 No team members and offi cials
The institution mobilised sufficient vehicles that
from various countries. For ease of logistics, it was
served well during and until the end of the event.
therefore necessary to ensure that all parties were
ey still continued after the event to facilitate de-
at the required stations in time.
mobilisation of LOC as follows:
M/s Pewin Cabs Limited
ey availed the following fl eet of vehicles; -
e NYS were able to avail the following from their
fl eet: -
• 10 No. High capacity buses
• 27 No. Mini Buses
i. 11 No. High Capacity bases
• 73 No. Vans
ii. 5 No. mini-buses
• 83 No. Saloon cars
KENYA YEARBO0K
• 2 No. Luxury cars (Give report on deployment and
ere were side events that targeted disadvantaged
use of the availed fl eet including management of
school children from informal settlements within
fuelling)
Nairobi and its environs. ese were to create aware-
ness and inclusiveness. They were organized and
EDITORIAL BOARD
The transport schedules and vehicle assignments
coordinated by Ms. Alice Annabali of Athletics for
were continuously reviewed and adjustments made
a Better World.
due to changing transport requirements and arrival
e Directorate was requested to provide transport
for the children to Kenyatta University, the venue of schedules.
the activities, to the stadium for the closing ceremony e transport services were provided to the following:
and to transport the children back to their respec-
tive schools where they were picked up by parents e teams and offi cials
and guardians.
e Directorate provided transport to the teams to
e NYS buses were utilised to transport primary and from the hotels/ Athletes Village JKIA, Public
school children from Parklands Primary, Daniel Transport termini for Team Uganda and Tanzania
Comboni Primary, Korogocho and Muthaiga (who had used road transport into the country) to
Primary School to the Kenyatta University. They the accreditation centres/ accommodation venues/
joined the pupils from Kenyatta University Primary Athletes village. Requests for transport by teams
School, Ekiden, Ololua Primary School from Ngong, were also made for visits to National Park, Museum,
Kibera Running Club and those from Tecla Loroupe Forex Bureaux, visits to shopping malls for athletes

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