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Parliamentary Timeline

Parliamentary activity in chronological order — sittings, divisions, enacted laws, motions, questions and petitions across both Houses. Read newest first, top to bottom.

371 Events
147 Sittings
10 Votes
24 Acts
74 Motions
51 Questions
65 Petitions

August 2025

  1. Petition National Assembly

    Revocation of gazettement of Mukogodo Forest Reserve as a public forest

  2. Petition National Assembly

    Revocation of gazettement of Mukogodo Forest Reserve as a public forest

  3. Hansard National Assembly

    National Assembly sitting

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    National Assembly sitting

  5. Act

    Gambling Control Act

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    National Assembly sitting

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    National Assembly sitting

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    National Assembly sitting

  9. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) provide details on the funds allocated by the Ministry of Education to public primary and secondary schools for co-curricular activities specifically for participation in the National Ball Games and the Kenya Music Festival? (ii) state how much money is retained by the Ministry from the Capitation Funds allocated for ‘students or co-curricular activities, and explain why schools are fundraising for these co-curricular activities yet they are to receive capitation

July 2025

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    National Assembly sitting

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    National Assembly sitting

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    National Assembly sitting

  4. Act

    Social Protection Act

  5. Act

    Conflict of Interest Act

  6. Hansard National Assembly

    National Assembly sitting

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    National Assembly sitting

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    National Assembly sitting

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    National Assembly sitting

  10. Question National Assembly

    Standard measures for road maintenance contractors to prevent accidents

  11. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary – (i) provide the current status of Construction of Shamakhokho-Gitambai Road project, and what steps are being taken to ensure its completion? (ii) clarify whether the contractor responsible for the road project received full payment, and was due process followed in the payment process? (iii) outline measures the ministry is taking to address structural defects such as cracks and sliding grounds along the road, particularly around Kisigiwa? (iv) provide the timeline

  12. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary – (i) explain why the new generation smart driving licences do not indicate the date when the holder first obtained it? (ii) consider integrating the original date of license issuance into the smart driving license, particularly for individuals upgrading from older versions, to support Kenyan drivers abroad who rely on this information to verify their driving experience?

  13. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) indicate when will the Busia- Malaba road which is in a dilapidated state expected to be maintained and upgraded to bitumen Standards? (ii) outline measures put in place by the Ministry to ensure that major highways such as the Busia-Malaba road are continuously maintained?

  14. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) explain why, despite the completion of their designs, construction on the Tachasis-Chebiemit, Ainet- Chebarus, and Riadha roads has not yet commenced? (ii) outline the main causes of these delays and provide the current plans, milestones and timelines for initiating and completing these critical road projects? (iii) indicate what measures will be put in place to address the concerns of Moiben Constituency residents, for whom these roads are vital to connectivity,

  15. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) state the current condition of Kinango/Mariakani road (C107) and the impact of the recent rains on its deterioration, particularly the drift connecting the road? (ii) explain the immediate measures the government is taking to prevent further deterioration of the road and restore its usability for motorists? (iii) outline both short-term and long-term interventions, including any placed collaborations with other agencies, to provide a lasting solution for repair a

  16. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) clarify whether compensation for land acquired by the Kenya Railways Corporation for the construction of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) and Meter Gauge Railway (MGR) by has been fully settled? (ii) provide details on the criteria used to identify legitimate landowners, and clarify whether compensation was determined based on prevailing market rates? (iii) explain why some legitimate landowners not compensated for their land acquired for the construction of the

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    National Assembly sitting

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    National Assembly sitting

  19. Vote National Assembly

    The Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill 4 of 2025

June 2025

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    National Assembly sitting

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    National Assembly sitting