Enoch Kiio Wambua

Sen. Nderitu, please proceed.

Sen. WambuaYou cannot tell me that a constitutional and legal requirement is a moving target. That becomes very tricky because then it means that because as a Senate, we vote as 24 delegations, if there is a vacancy in one delegation, then we must lower the threshold for voting. It...

Sen. Wambua Mr. Speaker, I have a similar question, but this time to the Counsel for the Assembly, Katwa Kigen. I would like the lawyer to address me and this House on the question of the membership of any Assembly. At what point does that membership determine? Does it December...

Sen. Wambua Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir. Two things. I also join you and my colleagues in welcoming the visiting scouts to the House. I have heard Sen. Cheruiyot make reference to the performance of Sen. Tabitha Mutinda and make reference to her as president of the scouting movement, and...

Asante Bw. Spika wa Muda. Mwanzo, naunga mkono ripoti hii. Nimemskiza Seneta wa Narok na vile vile Kiongozi wa Walio Wengi Bungeni; ijulikane kwamba, ndio, huyu mlalamishi alisema ya kwamba mimea yake iliharibiwa wakati barabara ilikuwa ikitengenezwa. Vile vile, yeye mwenyewe alituambia kinaga ubaga ya kwamba, walikuwa na mkataba na...

Sen. Wambua Then allow me to debate.

Sen. WambuaCommittee. That is the directive of the Chair. I will allow you to continue on the basis of that directive.

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Sen. WambuaSenator, he was to notify the Committee if there was misinterpretation. So, that opportunity was given. November 19, 2025 SENATE DEBATES 59 Sen. Wambua Senator, he was to notify the Committee if there was misinterpretation. So, that opportunity was given.

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Sen. Wambua Sen. Kinyua, you will halt your debate up to the next sitting. You still have 16 minutes remaining to conclude on your contributions.

Sen. Kinyua, your microphone is blinking; do you want to contribute? Proceed in the remainder of minutes.

Sen. Kinyua, you will halt your debate up to the next sitting. You still have 16 minutes remaining to conclude on your contributions. ADJOURNMENT November 19, 2025 SENATE DEBATES 68

Sen. Wambua Mr. Speaker, Sir, the Cabinet Secretary has admitted in many words that since the disbandment of the Pyrethrum Board of Kenya in 2013, the crop has walked a very painful journey towards being an orphaned cash crop. He has also admitted that there is global demand for natural...

Sen. Wambua Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir. I also take this opportunity to join you, on behalf of my colleagues from both sides of the divide, to extend a warm welcome to the two delegations that have visited the Senate today; from Bungoma and the CoG. We hope that your...

Sen. Wambua Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, Sen. Cherarkey also needs to be reminded that these are the fruits of some engagement called “broad-based government.” If you make your bed, you must be willing to lie on it. Article 125 of the Constitution, which is a higher authority, is very clear...

Sen. Wambua

I will deal with these howlers shortly. Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, under Standing Order No.101---

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Sen. Cherarkey, before you proceed, withdraw the word “howlers” from the records of this House.

Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, can I say I will disapprove my critics shortly?

Yes, but withdraw the word “howlers.”

Of course, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, to howl is just to raise-- - Let me withdraw so that we have a civil dispute.

Then proceed.

Sen. Wambua

Sen. Wambua Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, can I say I will disapprove my critics shortly? November 11, 2025 SENATE DEBATES 30

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Sen. Wambua Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir. I want to take it from where the Majority Leader has left off, on that matter that has been raised by Sen. Sifuna. It is a very serious issue. Those of us who have had the opportunity to attend the activities that take...

Sen. Wambua Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir, for giving me this opportunity to also add my voice to the Motion by Sen. Cherarkey. The internship programme by the PSC is important because it taps into millions of young people who have left school and colleges and are not engaged. The...

Sen. Wambua Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir. I want to make a brief comment on the statement sought by Sen. Okiya Omtatah on the privatisation status of Webuye Pan Paper Mills. It will be important for the Committee to which this statement is committed to clear the air about a...

Sen. Wambua Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir. Those are interesting responses, because in the words of the Cabinet Secretary, the Government has clearly let the workers be dealt with by private investors in determining who continues to work and who has got to go home. However, the question I have...