HON. MWALE NICHOLAS SCOTT TINDI
Constituency: ButulaHon. Nicholas Scott Tindi Mwale is the Member of Parliament for Butere Constituency in Kenya. Born on November 4, 1986, in Mumare village, Butere Sub-County, he is the youngest son of the late Major Abel Mwale and Decima Omusula Mwale. He pursued Aeronautical Engineering at Nairobi Technical Training Institute, graduating in 2008, and later studied […]
Hon. Nicholas Scott Tindi Mwale is the Member of Parliament for Butere Constituency in Kenya. Born on November 4, 1986, in Mumare village, Butere Sub-County, he is the youngest son of the late Major Abel Mwale and Decima Omusula Mwale. He pursued Aeronautical Engineering at Nairobi Technical Training Institute, graduating in 2008, and later studied Business Administration with a focus on Entrepreneurship at Kenya Methodist University. Before entering politics, he worked as an aeronautical engineer at Mission Aviation Fellowship and founded Tyndy International Ltd, specializing in consultancy and agribusiness. In 2017, he was elected as the MP for Butere Constituency under the Amani National Congress (ANC) party. He is also the founder of the Tindi Mwale Foundation, which focuses on community empowerment and socio-economic development. Hon. Mwale is married to Moureen Ntinyari Tindi Mwale, and they have two children.
Educational Background
From | To | Institution | Qualification |
2014 May | 2018 | Kenya Methodist University | Degree In Business Administration |
2001 | 2004 | Nairobi Technical Training Institute | Credit |
|
| Musingu High School | KCSE C+ |
Work Experience
From | To | Employer | Position held |
2017 | Date | Parliamentary Service Commission | Member Of National Assembly |
2009 | 2011 | Mission Aviation Fellowship | Aeronautics Engineer |
2014 | Present | Mumare & Tindi Group Holdings | Chair & Principal Strategy Officer |
2011 | Present | Executive Chairman | Tyndy International Inc. |
Membership to Committees in previous Parliaments;
From | To | Committee | Position held |
2017 | 2018 | Public Investment Committee | Member |
2017 | 2020 | Energy | Member |
2018 | 2022 | Delegated Legislation | Member |
|
| Committee On Selection | Member |
Politics
In 2015, local leaders and clan elders from Butere encouraged Tindi Mwale to run for the Member of Parliament seat. After consultations, he decided to vie for the position in the 2017 general elections. He joined the Amani National Congress (ANC) party and was elected as the MP for Butere Constituency on August 8, 2017, securing 18,235 votes. In Parliament, he serves as the ANC Parliamentary Group Whip and is a member of both the Public Investments Committee and the Energy Committee.
Projects
| Revenue: KES. 91,174,984 |
| Expenditure: KES. 89,296,278 |
Non-current Assets
| Location: Implementation of 41 projects in Butere |
| Total Contract Amount: KES. 58,895,803 |
| Date Agreement Signed: Not specified |
| Estimated Date of Completion: Not specified |
| Amount of Money Paid: Not specified |
| % Age Payment: Not specified |
| Status of the Project: Incomplete/lacks value of money |
- Total Projects Planned: 41
- Total Budget: KES. 58,895,803
- Incomplete Projects: 13(32%)
- Budget Allocation for Incomplete Projects: KES. 31,674,600
- Not Started Projects: 5 (12%)
- Budget Allocation for Not Started Projects: KES. 651,752
Citizen’s Performance Score Card
Educational Background
From | To | Institution | Qualification |
2014 May | 2018 | Kenya Methodist University | Degree In Business Administration |
2001 | 2004 | Nairobi Technical Training Institute | Credit |
|
| Musingu High School | KCSE C+ |
Work Experience
From | To | Employer | Position held |
2017 | Date | Parliamentary Service Commission | Member Of National Assembly |
2009 | 2011 | Mission Aviation Fellowship | Aeronautics Engineer |
2014 | Present | Mumare & Tindi Group Holdings | Chair & Principal Strategy Officer |
2011 | Present | Executive Chairman | Tyndy International Inc. |
Membership to Committees in previous Parliaments;
From | To | Committee | Position held |
2017 | 2018 | Public Investment Committee | Member |
2017 | 2020 | Energy | Member |
2018 | 2022 | Delegated Legislation | Member |
|
| Committee On Selection | Member |
Politics
In 2015, local leaders and clan elders from Butere encouraged Tindi Mwale to run for the Member of Parliament seat. After consultations, he decided to vie for the position in the 2017 general elections. He joined the Amani National Congress (ANC) party and was elected as the MP for Butere Constituency on August 8, 2017, securing 18,235 votes. In Parliament, he serves as the ANC Parliamentary Group Whip and is a member of both the Public Investments Committee and the Energy Committee.
Projects
| Revenue: KES. 91,174,984 |
| Expenditure: KES. 89,296,278 |
Non-current Assets
| Location: Implementation of 41 projects in Butere |
| Total Contract Amount: KES. 58,895,803 |
| Date Agreement Signed: Not specified |
| Estimated Date of Completion: Not specified |
| Amount of Money Paid: Not specified |
| % Age Payment: Not specified |
| Status of the Project: Incomplete/lacks value of money |
- Total Projects Planned: 41
- Total Budget: KES. 58,895,803
- Incomplete Projects: 13(32%)
- Budget Allocation for Incomplete Projects: KES. 31,674,600
- Not Started Projects: 5 (12%)
- Budget Allocation for Not Started Projects: KES. 651,752