Gloria Magoma Orwoba

Sen. Orwoba Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. I rise pursuant to Standing Order No.53 (1) to seek a Statement from the Standing Committee on National Security Defence and Foreign Relations regarding the need to protect the identity of Kenyans visiting public buildings and business premises. In the Statement, the...

Sen. Orwoba Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. I take this opportunity to welcome the students from Kericho County. I know that Senators do not know that while we were doing mapping of menstrual hygiene, we found that Kericho County was very aware about menstruation. I congratulate them. The Senator...

Sen. Orwoba Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. I take this opportunity to welcome the students from Kericho County. I know that Senators do not know that while we were doing mapping of menstrual hygiene, we found that Kericho County was very aware about menstruation. I congratulate them. The Senator...

Sen. Orwoba On a point of order, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir.

Take your seat, Sen. Orwoba.

Sen. Orwoba, just get your act together and then you can raise it.(Sen. Orwoba spoke off record)Proceed, Sen. (Dr.) Oburu.

Kindly proceed to cite the Standing Order that you feel is being violated by Sen. (Dr.) Oburu. Sen. Orwoba Mr. Speaker, Sir, it is Standing Order No.101 (5) . (Sen. Orwoba flipped through the Standing Orders) No, Mr. Speaker, Sir. We are allowed to reference from here. Please just allow...

Order, hon. Senators! It is not up to you to ask the Senator to read it. Sen. Orwoba, you stood on a point of order. Sen. Orwoba Yes, Mr. Speaker, Sir.

Sen. Orwoba Order, hon. Senators! It is not up to you to ask the Senator to read it. Sen. Orwoba, you stood on a point of order. (Loud consultations)

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Naam, Bw. Spika.

Sen. Miraj, we are not going to reduce this to a question and answer session. This is my directive on this matter; kindly get hold of your Statements and sit down with Sen. Orwoba. If, indeed, in your Statement you indicated that you dealt with her Statement and you are...

Mr. Speaker, Sir, which Statement in particular? (An hon. Senator spoke off record) Yes, kuna Kauli nyingi.

This is what Sen. Orwoba is saying; in your Statement that you have just read and tabled, you have indicated that you have dealt with her Statements.

Sen. Miraj, that is not the issue.

Asante, Bw. Spika. Ningependa kumrekebisha Sen. Orwoba. Nimesoma na nikasema tumezitendea kazi lakini kuna zingine ambazo zinaendelea. Hizo Kauli mbili ambazo amezungumzia ziko njiani. Tutakuwa na kikao tarehe nne na hao washikadau ambao aliwataja katika Kauli yake, ili tupate majibu yao ndio tuje tujieleze zaidi. Na---

Sen. Orwoba, you have made your point. The Chairperson of the Committee on ICT, two issues have been brought up by the Senator. One is that in your Report, you have indicated that you have dealt with her Statements and you are yet to, hence the misinformation. Secondly, the Committee...

Sen. Orwobaflags. When I hear that there is a report that my Statements have been dealt with and I know that they have not been dealt with, then I am highlighting that it is a false statement.Correct me if I am wrong, but any Bill is normally referenced to its...

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Yes, proceed. Are you done?

Mr. Speaker, Sir that is Standing Order No--- I want to read it out for you which is why I am tracking it. Mr. Speaker, Sir, Standing Order No.12--- Where am I? (Sen. (Dr) Khalwale perused the Standing Orders) Yes, Mr. Speaker, Sir. It is Standing Order No.101 on Contents...

Sen. (Dr.) Khalwale that is why I am asking you to quote the Standing Order because it is a requirement under Standing Order No. 98, that any Senator rising on a Point of Order, must state the point of order that is in violation.

Mr. Speaker, Sir, under Standing Orders, Members are supposed to use language that is befitting---

Under what Standing Order are you raising your point of order? Let us start from there, then you can proceed.

Mr. Speaker, Sir, with due respect to the Senator. It is not that I want to challenge her but she has used the word false. Secondly, she is clearly casting aspersions on her own Committee---

what is your point of order, Sen. (Dr.) Khalwale?

On a point of order, Mr. Speaker, Sir.

Sen. OrwobaI raised a Statement on data protection and the issue of Safaricom Kenya Limited in terms of the illegal activity that they were conducting but that was not dealt with. I also raised several Statements. The public is following the issue of the Media Council of Kenya (MCK).Our role,...

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Sen. Orwoba Mr. Speaker, Sir, thank you for this opportunity. I wish to comment on Sen. Cherarkey’s Statement on these foreign investors. It is a big topic when we say that the market must dictate itself because it is a willing buyer and willing seller basis but at the end...

Take your seat, Sen. Orwoba.

Sen. Orwoba, just get your act together and then you can raise it.(Sen. Orwoba spoke off record)Proceed, Sen. (Dr.) Oburu.

Kindly proceed to cite the Standing Order that you feel is being violated by Sen. (Dr.) Oburu. Sen. Orwoba Mr. Speaker, Sir, it is Standing Order No.101 (5) . (Sen. Orwoba flipped through the Standing Orders) No, Mr. Speaker, Sir. We are allowed to reference from here. Please just allow...

Order, hon. Senators! It is not up to you to ask the Senator to read it. Sen. Orwoba, you stood on a point of order. Sen. Orwoba Yes, Mr. Speaker, Sir.

Sen. Orwoba Order, hon. Senators! It is not up to you to ask the Senator to read it. Sen. Orwoba, you stood on a point of order. (Loud consultations)

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Take your seat, Sen. Orwoba.

Sen. Orwoba, just get your act together and then you can raise it.(Sen. Orwoba spoke off record)Proceed, Sen. (Dr.) Oburu.

Kindly proceed to cite the Standing Order that you feel is being violated by Sen. (Dr.) Oburu. Sen. Orwoba Mr. Speaker, Sir, it is Standing Order No.101 (5) . (Sen. Orwoba flipped through the Standing Orders) No, Mr. Speaker, Sir. We are allowed to reference from here. Please just allow...

Order, hon. Senators! It is not up to you to ask the Senator to read it. Sen. Orwoba, you stood on a point of order. Sen. Orwoba Yes, Mr. Speaker, Sir.

Sen. Orwoba Order, hon. Senators! It is not up to you to ask the Senator to read it. Sen. Orwoba, you stood on a point of order. (Loud consultations)

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Sen. Orwoba Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, for this opportunity. I rise to support the Statement by Sen. Okenyuri on civic education. Our youths are putting sufurias on their heads because they want the cost of living to go down. They are doing this because they do not understand...