Elijah Memusi Kanchory

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Hon. Temporary Speaker, these seats are breaking.

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I want to testify that in Kajiado, even though it is dry and we have not received much rain, some of us are irrigating fodder that is feeding animals. The migration of animals that we see among the pastoralist...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) It is good that Hon. Wanjala has raised that issue so that I get an opportunity to educate, not just him, but also many other ignorant Kenyans. Countries like Israel receive less than 150 millimetres of rainfall. To grow crops, you need at least...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Hon. Temporary Speaker, it is sad for a leader of the stature of my Chairman to be live on national television and reveal his ignorance. There are people irrigating from boreholes without the need for rainfall. So, it is possible. Hon. Wanjala, please, wait...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) There are countries like Egypt that sit on the Nile and depend fully on the River. So there are many ways to grow food. The mind- set of Kenyans has been that you cannot have food without rainfall. That is the mind-set we are...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you. I know you relate to these issues. You will find a school in a place like Kajiado with a population of not less than 200 students and only one TSC-employed teacher. That is the head teacher. He is responsible for teaching more...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, UDA) Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I request that you ask the Member to restrict himself and his debate to the State of the Nation Address. Every Kenyan should actually celebrate the Eldoret matter. I hear him lament that people travel from western Kenya to...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) We need maintenance here. Hon. Temporary Speaker, let me take this opportunity to also join my colleagues in congratulating our President. I have been in this House for quite some time now. I must say that this is one of the best State of...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Hon. Temporary Speaker, these seats are breaking.

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I want to testify that in Kajiado, even though it is dry and we have not received much rain, some of us are irrigating fodder that is feeding animals. The migration of animals that we see among the pastoralist...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) It is good that Hon. Wanjala has raised that issue so that I get an opportunity to educate, not just him, but also many other ignorant Kenyans. Countries like Israel receive less than 150 millimetres of rainfall. To grow crops, you need at least...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Hon. Temporary Speaker, it is sad for a leader of the stature of my Chairman to be live on national television and reveal his ignorance. There are people irrigating from boreholes without the need for rainfall. So, it is possible. Hon. Wanjala, please, wait...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) There are countries like Egypt that sit on the Nile and depend fully on the River. So there are many ways to grow food. The mind- set of Kenyans has been that you cannot have food without rainfall. That is the mind-set we are...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you. I know you relate to these issues. You will find a school in a place like Kajiado with a population of not less than 200 students and only one TSC-employed teacher. That is the head teacher. He is responsible for teaching more...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, UDA) Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I request that you ask the Member to restrict himself and his debate to the State of the Nation Address. Every Kenyan should actually celebrate the Eldoret matter. I hear him lament that people travel from western Kenya to...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) We need maintenance here. Hon. Temporary Speaker, let me take this opportunity to also join my colleagues in congratulating our President. I have been in this House for quite some time now. I must say that this is one of the best State of...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I take this opportunity to welcome all our learners to this House. Oiti Glory is a school in a small village in Kajiado Central called Oiti. I encourage all the learners here and tell them that most of these Members...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I take this opportunity to welcome all our learners to this House. Oiti Glory is a school in a small village in Kajiado Central called Oiti. I encourage all the learners here and tell them that most of these Members...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) No.

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Hon. Temporary Speaker, this is a matter that has been before the Committee and we have done some public inquiries on that matter. Various agencies have come before us and so, it is a matter that is still alive in the Committee. The Question...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you, Hon. Honourable Temporary Speaker. Just for correction, I am not the Member of Parliament for Mashuru area. The area is in Kajiado East. I stand to support the nominee, Hon. Judith Nayiai Ramaita Pareno, for appointment as Principal Secretary, State Department for...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me this opportunity. I stand to support this amendment Bill on the fact that it seeks to seal loopholes in 10 potential areas that can be used or have been used for money laundering. Allow me to...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Hon. Speaker, my question is on what the Cabinet Secretary has alluded to. That every school has one teacher per class, plus one teacher. Is the Cabinet Secretary aware that there are registered schools in parts of Kajiado that do not have TSC teachers...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you, Hon. Speaker. Matters of education are very sensitive to Members. We will need a lot of time with the Cabinet Secretary – Maybe, a monthly session with him. Hon. Speaker, could the Cabinet Secretary –

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Hon. Speaker, I want to tell the Cabinet Secretary, without fear of contradiction, that the books do not reach the schools. He has stated that from 2018 to the 2023/2024 Financial Year, they have been distributing books. But I can tell him that I...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Hon. Speaker, I need the place where I am come from to be understood. Is the information the Cabinet Secretary is giving us from the ground or from technocrats at the Headquarters in Nairobi?

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Hon. Temporary Speaker, allow me to respond.

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Yes.

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) I am doing it on behalf of the Committee.

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) I am a ranking Member.

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me this opportunity. Before I delve on the matter of the Supreme Court, allow me to pass my condolences to the passing of...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker. As I was saying, allow me, first of all, to give my condolences to the family of the late Hon. Teiyiaa, who was the immediate outgoing Woman Representative for Kajiado County. (Loud consultations)

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Colleagues should have some respect for their own. Allow me to give condolences to the family of the late Hon. Teiyiaa, who was the immediate outgoing Woman Representative for Kajiado County. I know a lot has been said about...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Yes, in collaboration. Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for the guidance. The work of the Judiciary is the interpretation of the laws. Through the Supreme Court, the Judiciary has interpreted an area that we willingly allowed to become a grey area. The Constitution is...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me this opportunity. Before I delve on the matter of the Supreme Court, allow me to pass my condolences to the passing of...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker. As I was saying, allow me, first of all, to give my condolences to the family of the late Hon. Teiyiaa, who was the immediate outgoing Woman Representative for Kajiado County. (Loud consultations)

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Colleagues should have some respect for their own. Allow me to give condolences to the family of the late Hon. Teiyiaa, who was the immediate outgoing Woman Representative for Kajiado County. I know a lot has been said about...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Yes, in collaboration. Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for the guidance. The work of the Judiciary is the interpretation of the laws. Through the Supreme Court, the Judiciary has interpreted an area that we willingly allowed to become a grey area. The Constitution is...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I am actually shocked by the fact that Kenyans would be forced to cross into Somalia, a failed State. I support the Member. Kenya Power Company should act with urgency. However, the reason I wanted to catch your eye...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I am actually shocked by the fact that Kenyans would be forced to cross into Somalia, a failed State. I support the Member. Kenya Power Company should act with urgency. However, the reason I wanted to catch your eye...

Hon. Memusi Kanchory (Kajiado Central, ODM) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for the opportunity to add my voice in support of the President's Speech. It was inspirational, motivating and gave hope to Kenyans. It also showed that the President is in touch with the people and gave a thoughtful response...