Category: Kirinyaga

Mwea East Constituency’s administrative headquarters in Wanguru operates under the postal code 10303 . Classified as a parliamentary constituency under Kirinyaga County, it lies within Kenya’s Central Province, bordered by Mwea West to the northwest, Kirinyaga Central to the west, and Embu County to the east . Mwea East at a Glance Information Details Administrative…

Kirinyaga West Constituency’s administrative headquarters in Wanguru operates under the postal code 10303 . This constituency is one of seven devolved political units within Kirinyaga County, administratively classified as a parliamentary constituency rather than a subcounty . Geographically, it lies in Kirinyaga’s southeastern lowlands, bordered by Mwea East (east), Kirinyaga Central (northwest), and Ndia (west)…

Kirinyaga East Subcounty’s administrative headquarters in Kutus uses the postal code 10304 . This subcounty is a key administrative unit within Kirinyaga County, situated in Kenya’s Central region. It borders Kirinyaga Central to the northwest, Embu County to the east, and Mbeere South to the southeast . Kirinyaga East at a Glance Information Details Administrative…

Kirinyaga Central Constituency’s administrative headquarters in Kerugoya uses the 10300 postal code. Geographically, it lies in the central highlands of Kenya, bordered by Mwea (east), Kirinyaga West (south), and Ndia (west) constituencies, with Mount Kenya to its northwest . Kirinyaga Central at a Glance Information Details Administrative Type Constituency Year Established Pre-2010 Parent County Kirinyaga…

Kirinyaga is located on the southern slopes of Mount Kenya. The county itself has a population of more than 610,411 residents, spanning an area of 1,478.1 square kilometers. Like many Counties in Kenya, Kirinyaga relies on efficient mail delivery, which the Postal Corporation of Kenya provides. Administratively, Kirinyaga comprises five sub-counties (Kirinyaga Central, Kirinyaga East,…