Kithure Kindiki

Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki

Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki

Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki Thank you, Mr. Temporary Speaker. These regulations are long overdue. They have been brought pursuant to Article 205 of the Constitution. They are before this House or were submitted to the Committee of this House subject to Section11 (2) of the Statutory Instruments Act. Under that Act,...

Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, yes, I am willing to be informed.

Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, thank you. Thank you, Sen. Olekina, for that information. Thank you for concurring that indeed the focus to areas within counties is more accurate. I will just reiterate what I said earlier that the amounts that are proposed are minimal and they will...

Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. I congratulate Sen. Orengo, who is the de jure Senate Minority Leader and the de facto Senate Majority Leader, for bringing this Motion. I also congratulate Sen. Wetangula, the greatest Senate Minority Leader of all time, for seconding this Motion. The Senate...

Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki)

Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki)

Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki, remember you used to sit in the Chair and had a position as far as the Standing Orders of the House are concerned. Please, do not break them because you have left this Chair. (Loud consultations)

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Sen. (Prof.) Kindikiuse the money borrowed from IMF to pay off the Chinese loans. That is how desperate the situation has got.I support the censure of CS Charles Keter of Energy and CS for Mining and Petroleum, Sen. John K. Munyes and that the duo be condemned to all the...

Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, from the outset, I take this opportunity to thank the Committee for tabling this report of the Disbursement Schedule for our counties. It is unfortunate we are discussing this report when we have just lost a colleague, Sen. Prengei. I take this opportunity...

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Sen. (Prof,) Kindiki Mr. Speaker, Sir, thank you. I almost said it is good to see you, but I realized it will be out of order.

Sen. (Prof,) Kindiki Mr. Speaker, Sir, thank you for this opportunity. I want to support this Bill for the following reasons. This Bill gives effect to Article 6 (2) of the Constitution that demands that Government services be decentralized to the lowest level. It also amplifies the whole concept of...

Sen. (Prof.) KindikiMadam Temporary Speaker, I support and commend the Sponsor of this Bill, Sen. Sakaja.(Applause) Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki Sen Sakaja is all smiles. I call upon the Mover to reply. July 27, 2021 SENATE DEBATES 48 Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki Madam Temporary Speaker, by way of example, a graduate of...

Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki Mr. Speaker, Sir, I support the elevation of Nakuru to a city status. In the good old days, Nakuru used to be the cleanest city or town in Kenya. That is what children were taught in school and perhaps in East Africa. I do not know whether...

Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir, for your indulgence. I wanted to summarise by saying that the issue of the children who disappeared, five of them who have never been found, must be addressed whether we pass this Motion or not. We want to make sure that county...

Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki I second. (Question proposed) (Question put and agreed to) (Debate on the Motion was adjourned)

Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki Mr. Speaker, Sir, with tremendous respect, I request you to reconsider your decision. There would be nothing inferior or untoward if you reconsidered it. In the matter of Sen. (Dr.) Isaac Mwaura, this is the first time in the history of Kenya that a Member of the...

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