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Mukurwe-ini
Mukurweini was a former district in Nyeri County, Kenya.
Mukurweini was elevated from a division to district status in 2008. The old Mukurweini Divisional boundaries remained as the new district's boundaries. Before Kenya's Independence in 1963, Mukurweini was referred to as South Tetu Division. It was one of the seven new districts that were created out of the old Nyeri District of Central Province of Kenya. The district headquarters were located at Kiahungu Township which is also the commercial hub for Mukurweini.〔http://www.mukurweiniconstituency.or.ke/History.html〕
In 2010, the district was merged with others to form Nyeri County.
==Overview==
Mukurweini District bordered Ndia Division (Kirinyaga District) to the south-east, Mathira and Tetu Districts to the North, Othaya Districts to the West and Kiharu and Mathioya Districts?(Muranga District) to the south. Mukurweini had the smallest surface of the seven new districts. Mukurweini's main frontiers were delianated by four important rivers: Gikira to the West, Gura to the north, Mugono to the south and - the biggest - Thagana River to the east (a major tributary of Kenya's largest river, the Tana River). Mukurweini was divided into seven administrative locations namely Gakindu, Giathugu, Gikondi, Githi, Muhito, Rutune and Thanu. The locations also constituted the electoral wards for the Nyeri County - sanctioned under the new Constitution to elect one Senator and a Governor as head of the County government.
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