Kithure Kindiki

Prof. Kindiki On a point of order, Mr. Speaker, Sir. The use of the word “concoct” is not parliamentary language. I would want to know whether Sen. Hassan Omar, a Member of the Minority, which is now purporting that it will start representing the Government of Kenya, is in order...

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Prof. Kindiki Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. So, I think for us, we believe that Sen. (Dr.) Khalwale is no longer representing the interests of the Jubilee Coalition in the Committees. We have discharged him of those duties pursuant to the relevant Standing Orders. Therefore, we are just requesting...

Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, protect me so that I can respond even to the Points of Order which have been raised---

Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki: Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, for giving me this opportunity. Let me, first, thank the Minority Leader for bringing this very important Motion so that we can discuss the rising insecurity in our nation and also thank the Majority Leader for seconding the Motion. It is...

[The Speaker (Hon. Ethuro) left the Chair] May 8, 2013 SENATE DEBATES [The Deputy Speaker (Sen. Kembi-Gitura) took the Chair]

Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, I found it appropriate to sit on your Chair. It looks like if you sit on the Deputy Speaker’s Chair, you are likely to catch the Chair’s eye. Thank you for giving me this privilege. I want to commend the Senate Minority Leader for moving this...

Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, for allowing me to contribute to this matter. I listened to the Senator who spoke before me and I think the bottom line is that we are very concerned with what is happening. This matter of insecurity has persisted for too long until every...

explanation from anybody who can come forward and tell us the reason for these things happening all the years. As I speak here, in my county, a child was killed yesterday and yet we keep talking about this matter. This is a matter which has been wished away all the...

On a point of order, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. Is the hon. Senator in order to be selective in the way he is presenting his argument without being truthful? Why is he forgetting the Government before the last Government which was worse than the last Government in matters of security?...

Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, I hope some of us are going to mature soon. It has taken Sen. Orengo a longer time to know whether he is a Senator or an ordinary Member of Parliament. (Laughter)

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