Constituency profile · Kakamega County

Navakholo Constituency

Represented by Emmanuel Wangwe. Its MP's certified parliamentary activity and the NG-CDF money approved for this constituency. Everything on Kakamega County →

64,743Registered voters 2022
210MP Hansard contributions
6/8Divisions attended
KSh 192.6MNG-CDF approved FY 2025/26
83NG-CDF projects recorded here

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Who represents Navakholo.

Emmanuel Wangwe in Parliament

Certified activity for the sitting MP.

210Hansard contributions
0Questions asked 22Motions moved 10Statements
6/8Divisions attended
1Bills sponsored

Same certified counting policy as the member profile — presiding-officer speech is never counted.

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NG-CDF in Navakholo

National-government development money approved for this constituency. Approval is not disbursement, and not spending.

Financial yearApproved
FY 2025/26 KSh 192,613,248
FY 2024/25 KSh 179,441,954
FY 2023/24 KSh 175,361,810
FY 2022/23 KSh 145,087,603

See the full NG-CDF record for Navakholo →

Source: NG-CDF Board, checked against their own record before publication.

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NG-CDF projects in Navakholo

Projects the constituency's NG-CDF Committee recorded, by financial year.

Financial yearProjectsAllocatedRecorded status
FY 2022/23 83 KSh 130,487,603 0 complete · 9 ongoing · 74 new

FY 2022/23 — 83 projects

ProjectActivityAllocatedStatus
Telephone, Telex, Facsmile and Mobile Phone Service Payment of Telephone expenses KSh 20,000 New
Travel Allowance on training Payment of Travel Allowance KSh 30,000 New
Travel Costs (airlines, bus, railway, etc.) Payment of Transport Expenses KSh 30,000 New
Water & sewerage charges Payment of Water & sewerage charges KSh 24,000 New
Emergency Reserve To cater for any unforeseen occurrences in the constituency during the financial year KSh 7,636,190 New
Bursary Secondary Schools Payment of bursary to needy students in secondary schools KSh 17,000,000 New
Bursary Tertiary Institutions Payment of bursary to needy students in tertiary institutions KSh 14,000,000 New
Bursary Special Institutions Payment of bursary to needy students in special Institutions KSh 200,000 New
NG-CDFC Social Security Programmes Provision of annual medical insurance cover for 166 vulnerable families including Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVCs), poor older persons, Persons with Disa… KSh 996,000 New
Travel Costs . Payment of Transport Expenses KSh 40,000 New
Constituency Oversight Committee Allowance. Payment of Constituency Oversight Committee allowance charges KSh 300,000 New
Accommodation - Domestic Travel. Payment of accommodation on domestic travel KSh 75,000 New
Catering Services . Payment of catering Services. KSh 328,529 New
Remuneration of Instructors and Contract Based Training Services Payment of Instructors and Contract Based Training Services for Constituency Oversight Committee Capacity Building KSh 454,000 New
Accommodation Allowance Payment of Accommodation Allowance. KSh 335,000 New
Accommodation - Domestic Travel Payment of accommodation on domestic travel. KSh 100,000 New
Daily Subsistence Allowance Payment of Daily Subsistence Allowance KSh 60,000 New
General Office Supplies . Purchase of General Office Supplies . KSh 415,628 New
Supplies and Accessories for Computers and Printers Purchase of Supplies and Accessories for Computers and Printers KSh 300,000 New
Hire of Training Facilities and Equipment Hire of Training Facilities and Equipment . KSh 200,000 New
Hire of Transport Payment of Hire of Transport KSh 447,000 New
Internet Connections Payment of Internet Connections KSh 20,000 New
Maintenance Expenses - Motor Vehicles Payment of Maintenance Expenses - NG-CDFC Motor Vehicles KSh 100,000 New
NGCDFC allowance Payment of NG-CDFC allowance KSh 1,800,000 New
Production and Printing of Training Materials Payment of Production and Printing of Training Materials. KSh 50,000 New

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Source: the Navakholo NG-CDF Committee's own published project register, checked against the retained document before publication.

These are the committee's own statements about its projects. They are not proof of payment, of independent physical completion, or of outcome.

How this compares

Ranked among all 290 constituencies · each measure ranked separately · no overall score · peers are every constituency, not similar ones

NG-CDF approved (latest FY)

KSh 192.6M 90th of 290

Ahead of 34% · median 192,613,248.0

Registered voters (IEBC register)

64,743 175th of 290

Ahead of 40% · median 71,409

Hansard contributions

210 31st of 289

Ahead of 89% · median 49

Questions asked

0 174th of 289

Ahead of 0% · median 1

Motions moved

22 5th of 289

Ahead of 98% · median 0

Statements

10 29th of 289

Ahead of 87% · median 2

Petitions presented

0 43rd of 289

Ahead of 0% · median 0

Papers laid

34 13th of 289

Ahead of 96% · median 0

What these numbers don’t measure
Committee work
Parliament publishes no committee attendance for either House, so nobody can count it — us included.
Constituency work
Funerals, harambees, schools, casework. Recorded nowhere we can read.
Whether it worked
We can count questions asked, not answers given.
Speaking often isn’t speaking well. Use these to ask Navakholo better questions — not to grade them.