The Murang’a County Government is bringing services closer to the people. Soon, residents will access county services faster and more easily through the new Murang’a App.
The county will also run a GIS Census 2025 from 15th to 26th September 2025. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the World Bank’s Kenya Urban Support Programme are supporting the exercise.
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The county has set up a Geographical Information System (GIS) Lab in Murang’a Town. The lab captures and analyzes data, helping the government improve planning and service delivery.
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What the Murang’a App and GIS Census Will Do
The project will:
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Provide quick access to permits, licenses, and documents.
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Let citizens check and confirm county records.
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Give county planners accurate data for better decisions.
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Stop fraud in business permits and licenses.
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Store residents’ information in secure digital systems.
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Link Murang’a County with national platforms like Ardhisasa.
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Deliver a one-stop Murang’a App for all county services.
GIS Census 2025: Scope and Coverage
The GIS Census 2025 will cover all 35 wards in Murang’a County. Trained enumerators will collect information directly from residents.
The county promises to keep all data private and secure. Officials urge residents to cooperate with enumerators to make the process successful.
Enumerator Jobs in Murang’a County
The county is hiring enumerators to support the census. Applicants must:
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Hold a Bachelor’s degree in IT, Statistics, GIS, or a related field.
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Be under 35 years old.
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Apply online between 1st – 5th September 2025 at apply.muranga.go.ke
This role gives young professionals a chance to play a direct part in Murang’a County digitization.
Why This Project Matters
The Murang’a App will make county services more transparent, faster, and easier to access. Residents will no longer spend hours chasing documents in offices. Instead, they can get permits, records, and licenses on their phones.
The GIS Census will also give leaders accurate data to guide development. With the right information, Murang’a can build better infrastructure, support local businesses, and deliver fair services to every ward.
Conclusion
The Murang’a GIS Census 2025 and the Murang’a App show how the county is embracing innovation. By going digital, Murang’a is reducing bureaucracy, cutting fraud, and giving citizens better access to services.
Residents should take part in the census, work with enumerators, and prepare for a new chapter of digital service delivery in Murang’a County.
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