David Musila

Sen. Musila

Sen. Musila Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, I want to congratulate Sen. Musila, for the wonderful contribution he has made to ensure that this House comes to its position. That is the position of being the Upper House of the Parliament of Kenya. According to my view, there has been no...

Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, I want to congratulate Sen. Musila, for the wonderful contribution he has made to ensure that this House comes to its position. That is the position of being the Upper House of the Parliament of Kenya. According to my view, there has been no political goodwill...

May 7, 2015 SENATE DEBATES

issues of Senators are unique. This is the first Senate that is sitting apart from the Senate that was scrapped in 1966. [The Deputy Speaker (Sen. Kembi-Gitura) left the Chair] [The Temporary Speaker (Sen. Ongoro) took the Chair]

Asante, Bi. Spika wa Muda, kwa kunipa nafasi hii niunge mkono Mswada huu ambao ni muhimu sana. Ninawashukuru Maseneta wote waliochangia katika Mswada huu. Kwa hakika, kama umewasikia pamoja na wewe uliyekaa hapo kwa kiti, wamezungumza kinagaubaga. Aliye na masikio, asikie kwa sababu wakati mwingine kuna mtu ana masikio lakini...

itakayosimamia Seneti. Tiba kubwa ni kubadilisha Katiba ili kuwe na Kamati ya kipekee itakayosimamia maswala yote ya Seneti.Bi. Spika wa Muda, kama Katiba haitazingatiwa, hii itakuwa kama kutumia Panadol kupunguza tu makali ya malaria lakini si kutibu. Huo ndio ukweli wa mambo. Ufurahi ama ukasirike, ukweli ni huo.Bi. Spika wa...

hii Katiba; Vipengele fulani vya Katiba lazima vibadilishwe. Tunasema maneno haya usiku na mchana. Kila siku tunaeleza maneno haya kwamba njia na mtu wa kutuokoa, hivi sasa, ni “Okoa Kenya.” Ndio maana tutabadilisha hii Katiba.Sijakataa kwamba Mswada huu hautaleta mabadiliko kidogo lakini itakuwa ni sawasawa na kutumia Panadol ambayo huondoa...

Sen. Musila

Sen. Musila

Sen. Musila

Sen. Musila Mr. Speaker, Sir, not a wall. They should put up a military barracks in the valley to ward off the warriors. I think that is something that can be negotiated by the Government.

Sen. Musila Mr. Speaker, Sir, as I was coming in, I met the Chairman. He mentioned to me that the response will be ready tomorrow. As you are aware, this is a matter that has been of concern to the House for a long time. So, I will be happy...

Sen. Musila Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, just before we went on recess, I had sought a Statement on the matter of cash transfers. The Chair of the Committee on Labour and Social Welfare had unsuccessfully attempted to give a Statement which was rejected by the House and was required to...

Sen. Musila

Sen. Musila

Sen. Musila

Sen. Musila Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, I want to thank you for giving me this opportunity to make my contributions to this very important Bill. Let me say that this country has been in the fore-front of talking about the environment. We are very advanced on paper in terms of...

Sen. Musila Mr. Speaker, Sir, I would like to draw your attention and that of the House to the fact that this is the third time that this matter is coming before this House. On 19th February, 2015, the Chairman actually read us an answer to this matter and was...

Sen. Musila Mr. Speaker, Sir, in addition to what you have said, did you hear Mr. Chairman say that the contract is there and that the principal will stay which means,wapende wasipende? Is that the manner in which the Government is ruling this country? (Laughter)

Sen. Musila(Applause) (Applause)

Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir. I want to join Sen. Murungi and the Senate Minority Leader and say two things. One, there was an attempt to make recommendations to this House on this matter. However, it was done clandestinely because it came through leaflets, or pamphlets or some fliers which...

Sen. Musila

Sen. Musila

Sen. Musila

Sen. Musila On a point of order, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir.

Sen. Musila

Sen. Musila

Sen. Musila

Sen. Musila Go on, Senator! Well, some Senators are also complaining about the size of the paper, but that is not for me to say. (Laughter) Order, Sen. Musila! You cannot order a Member to sit down, but the rule is that both of you cannot be standing at the...

Proceed, Sen. Karaba.

Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, I was about to complete making my submission; it is only that he was too much in a hurry to suggest that the papers are too many. But they are not too many. I am trying to make sure that the Question is satisfactorily answered. I...

Go on, Senator! Well, some Senators are also complaining about the size of the paper, but that is not for me to say. (Laughter)

Sen. Musila Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, I am obliged.