Strengthening Our Promise: Updated Service Charter

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At the heart of every service we provide lies a promise — a promise to serve with integrity, fairness, and accountability. With the recent update to our Service Charter, we are proud to reaffirm and strengthen that commitment to the community.

The refreshed Charter is more than just a document — it is a reflection of our values and the principles that guide how we work every day. It clearly outlines what you can expect from us, the standards we hold ourselves to, and the channels available for feedback, support, and continuous improvement.

This update comes after thoughtful consultation and a desire to better align our services with the needs and expectations of those we serve. From timelines on service delivery to clearer communication protocols, the Charter puts transparency and responsiveness at the forefront.

By sharing it publicly, we are not only holding ourselves accountable, but also inviting you — the community — to be part of our journey. Because good governance thrives where there is trust, collaboration, and clarity.

We encourage you to take a moment to explore the updated Service Charter and see how it reinforces our shared goals. Together, we continue to build a more responsive, respectful, and resilient community.

Bursary Launch Day: Opening Doors to Education

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Education has the power to transform lives — and on Bursary Launch Day, we witnessed just how powerful that transformation can begin.

This special event marked the official rollout of our bursary program, designed to support bright and deserving students who face financial barriers to continuing their education. Held with warmth, purpose, and an overwhelming sense of community spirit, the launch brought together students, parents, educators, and local leaders to celebrate this major milestone.

The day was filled with heartfelt moments — from the emotional stories shared by beneficiaries to the words of encouragement from guests who believe deeply in the value of investing in young minds. The photos from the event capture it all: smiles of gratitude, moments of reflection, and the hopeful expressions of students who now have a real shot at pursuing their dreams.

             

 

 

     

This program is more than financial assistance — it’s a statement of belief in every child’s potential. It’s about unlocking opportunities, leveling the playing field, and giving every student the chance to thrive, regardless of background.

As we look back on this launch, we also look forward — to the journeys ahead, the achievements waiting to unfold, and the impact this initiative will have in the years to come.

Let’s continue opening doors. The future is brighter when we walk through them together.

Empowering Young Learners at Chepkochun Primary

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Chepkochun Primary School stands as a shining example of what dedicated support and community-driven effort can achieve. Over the past months, the school has seen significant strides toward creating a more inclusive and inspiring learning environment — and the change is truly heartening.

Walking through the school today, there’s a noticeable sense of pride. Classrooms that were once bare and crowded now feel welcoming and organized, thanks to the addition of new furniture, structural improvements, and better access to educational resources. These changes have brought a renewed focus to learning, with students showing greater enthusiasm and teachers empowered to teach more effectively.

The gallery of images offers a window into this transformation. You’ll see children deep in concentration, excitedly engaged in their lessons; teachers guiding with confidence; and a campus that’s becoming a true hub of hope and ambition. From freshly painted walls to the joy on students’ faces, every photo tells a story of progress.

Chepkochun Primary School

Chepkochun Primary

Chepkochun’s journey is still ongoing, but each step forward is meaningful. These updates are not just about buildings or supplies — they’re about investing in potential, raising aspirations, and laying the foundation for a stronger future.

Join us in celebrating this progress, and in supporting the continued growth of Chepkochun Primary School — where brighter classrooms are building brighter lives.

Bright Futures at Chorwet Primary School

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At Chorwet Primary School, transformation is more than just a word — it’s a lived experience that’s unfolding one student, one classroom, and one smile at a time.

Thanks to ongoing community support and targeted development initiatives, the school is beginning to reflect a renewed sense of purpose. Classrooms that once struggled with overcrowding and limited resources are now seeing upgrades in infrastructure, with new desks, improved sanitation, and access to learning materials that make a real difference.

This change isn’t just physical — it’s deeply emotional. Teachers are re-energized, students are more engaged, and the entire school atmosphere is one of hope and possibility. The photos captured here tell a powerful story: eager learners focused on their lessons, children laughing together in improved playground spaces, and educators who are proud of the progress being made.

As you scroll through the gallery, you’ll see more than images — you’ll see the heartbeat of a community that believes in the power of education. Chorwet Primary is growing into a place where every child can dream, learn, and thrive.

Chorwet Primary School

We invite you to take a moment to witness this transformation — and to be part of the journey forward.

Hon.Brighton Yegon Wins Gala Award 2021 as Best MP, Bomet County

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Hon.Brighton Yegon (Left) has been feted as the best Member of Parliament in Bomet county for the year 2021.

He was feted in the National County Gala Awards Ceremony that took place on Friday 20th August 2021 at Villa Rosa Kempinski, Nairobi.

The award is out of e research on prudent use of the NG-CDF funds allocated to constituencies every financial year, accountability and transparency. The research rated the Hon. Brighton Yegon to having spent the allocated funds well in improving the infrastructure of the schools, bursary allocation especially to needy students, support to administrative organs of the government, improvement of road network, improvement on electricity coverage and management of water resource and improvement to accessibility of water to the local community.

2020 BURSARY LAUNCH

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37.3 MILLION BURSARY CHEQUE DISTRIBUTION LAUNCH AT ST. MONICA CHEBANGANG GIRLS SCHOOL

Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. On 13/02/2020 we Launched bursary distribution exercise at St Monica Chebangang girls secondary school. In attendance were Speaker Bomet county Hon Kiprotich MCA chepchabas, Hon Clara Koech MCA kimulot, hon Ambrose Koech MCA Mogogosiek, hon Winnie Bore nominated MCA, principals of various institutions, parents, students among others. This event comes after a thorough exercise of public participation where village representatives elected by people, village elders, chiefs came together to vet and allocate from orphans, PWDs, and the neediest in the society.

One formulae used to allocate ceiling of funds to location and consequently to primary schools for fair distribution. A number of secondary Principals within Konoin and neighborhood collected the cheques together with list of beneficiaries for their respective secondary schools from the venue.

Modalities of distribution of the remaining cheques have been put in place and will reach various institutions as soon as possible. List of beneficiaries will now be pinned on chief’s office notice boards, respective primary schools (vetting centers), and website (www.konoin.go.ke)

NOTE

  1. Cheques will not be issued to students or parents so as to avoid cases of misplacement, delays in delivery, loss, forgery of beneficiaries list among others.
  2. Least allocation bursary: ksh 5000
  3. We have more than 100 students benefiting from our scholarships program in both secondary and tertiary.
  4. Tertiary cheques will be distributed as soon as we receive next patch of payment from NG-CDF national board.

Thank you to all those who made the exercise a success and St Monica Chebangang girls for hosting us. Your school is the best.

Hon. Brighton Leonard Yegon

Your MP Konoin Constituency

2019 BodaBoda Riders Graduation and Launch of Sports Tournament

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Bee hive of activities this weekend and Next week
1) Saturday 30/11/2019 Graduation of 200 boda boda riders trained 2018/2019.

PROCESSION BEGINS FROM KOIWA to MOGOGOSIEK Arena

2) Saturday 30/11/2019 Launching of Football, Volleyball and Netball sports tournament .

NB This tournament will be fully managed by FKF. KICK OFF AT BOITO PRIMARY FIELD
PRIZES: No 1 : Tent +30k
NO 2: 40K
NO 3: 30K
NO 4: 20K
NO 5 -16 : 15K

3) Monday 2/12/2019 to 4/12/2019 Youth Empowerment training by Youth Enterprises Fund

Training will be in conjunction with Konoin constituency office in all 5 wards Boito at Boito AIC, Mogogosiek at Youth Empowerment center, Kimulot at Kimulot AIC, Embomos ward at Kipkoibet AGC, Chepchabas ward at Chemasingi Secondary. N/B A schedule will be communicated soon.
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2019 KONOIN NG-CDF FOOTBALL AND VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT REGISTRATION

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KONOIN NG-CDF FOOTBALL AND VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT REGISTRATION

This is to invite all football and  Volleyball (Male/Female) teams, within Konoin Constituency to register for the upcoming NG-CDF sports tournament. Registration is scheduled for between 6th November 2019 and 15th November 2019.

Kindly forward the details of your Team ie team name, team managers,  and team  captain details  to the Konoin NG-CDF main office at Mogogosiek or your nearest constituency office:

Contacts:

  1. Embomos ward: Kipkoibet constituency office …. Frankline 0720981017
  2. Kimulot and Chepchabas ward: Kimulot office …  Bett +254727552599
  3. Boito ward (kaptien & Kaptebengwet ) : ……   Ronny 0720353834

 

NOTE:

  1. Registration is FREE
  2.  Sotit FC will be awarded Tent during launch of tournament as agreed for being winners of the last tournament
  3.   Fixtures will be developed at the close of deadline
  4.   Athletics schedule will be communicated soon
  5.   Further guidelines will also be issued soon

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MATTERS TEA

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MATTERS TEA-KONOIN CONSTITUENCY 2019

A call has been placed to all tea farmers across West of Rift (South Rift region ) to attend tea farmers forum convened by National Assembly Committee of Agriculture. This is a great opportunity for tea farmers to contribute to tea bill before the house, air their grievances on tea issues, submit their petitions, as we work on way forward on tea sector. Get a chance to interact one on one with the following members: Hon Adan Ali MP Mandera south (chairman), Hon Wangwe MP Navakholo (Vice Chair), Hon. Tuitoek MP Mogotio, Hon. Janet Sitienei MP Turbo, Hon. Silvanus Osoro MP South Mugirango, Hon. Simba Arati MP Dagoreti, Hon.Silas Tiren MP Moiben, Hon. Murunga MP Matungu, Hon.John Paul Mwirigi MP Igembe, Hon.Florence Mutua MP Busia, among others . Other MPs who have confirmed attendance are Hon Japhet Mutai Kiptergech MP. Bureti and Hon Aron Cheruiyot Kericho Senator.

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Development of Public Infrastructure: Funding of Schools in Konoin Constituency 2019

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KONOIN NG-CDF MORE THAN kSHS 12,000,000 (TWELVE MILLION) ISSUED FOR DEVELOPMENT

On 28/09/2019 Hon. Brighton Yegon made a development tour of Boito and Mogogosiek wards. In his  endeavor to develop and improve the infrastructure and create a good learning environment to our pupils and students , he issued development cheques worth Kshs 12.85 million. He Was joined by Women Rep Hon Joyce Korir Bomet at Kipketii primary during the distribution of the cheques.

He issued cheques for construction of storey building to;
1) Mogogo township secondary Kshs 4,000,000.
2) Tembwet primary Kshs 4,000,000
3) Kipketii primary Kshs 4,000,000 .


Other schools are:
4) Mutereriet primary Kshs 600,000 for classroom construction
6) St brigid chemelet Kshs 250,000 for completion of classroom.
He finally opened Kapsir administration block fully funded by: NG-CDF.

Earlier in the day he had also held a number of public Barazas to discuss the issues torching the people of Konoin and identify the ones that need his immediate attention
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