Moses Masika Wetangula

Sen. Wetangula

Sen. Wetangula

Sen. Wetangula

Sen. Wetangula Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir. I cannot help but comment on this, in support of Sen. Sakaja’s concern. The distinguished Senator for Meru, who is the Vice Chair of the Committee, started by saying that he was going to shed light. He has ended up with a cloud...

Sen. Wetangula Thank you Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, and Sen. (Prof.) Kamar for bringing this issue. Those of us from maize growing areas are having a difficult time because there is uproar from the farmers. I call upon the Committee on Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries to ensure that they follow...

Sen. Wetangula Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, in fact, as a distinguished colleague in the learned profession, you know that the then Minister responsible for the population census, the current Governor of Kakamega County, went to court and won the case. There was an order for repeat census in certain areas....

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Sen. Wetangula

Sen. Wetangula

Sen. Wetangula

Sen. Wetangula

Sen. Wetangula

Sen. Wetangula Mr. Speaker, Sir, I laud your ruling and want to urge that a better mechanism be designed to handle Statements. If you look at today’s Order Paper, we have 38 Statements. Even if we were to allocate five minutes to each, it would consume the entire afternoon. We...

Sen. Wetangula Mr. Speaker, Sir, the long and short of it is that the Chairman carried a statement from the Executive and disowned the contents. What we want is responsibility from whoever brings the statement. The reason that Chairpersons sometimes fumble is because these statements are given to them as...

Sen. Wetangula Mr. Speaker, Sir, I also salute my good teacher, Prof. Kibwana, for not only sending a message here, but leading the queue of governors to recognize the importance of this House in protecting and defending devolution. Mr. Speaker, Sir, Standing Order No.44 (6) (b) under which the Message...

Sen. Wetangula On a point of order, Mr. Speaker, Sir. First, this is an emergency. It is requesting for emergency intervention. Two weeks is too long. This is a matter for which the Committee can drop everything and burn their midnight oil to consider the matter in the context of...

Sen. Wetangula

Sen. Wetangula

Sen. Wetangula Mr. Speaker, Sir, when this answer was brought here by the distinguished Senator for Nairobi, it was inadequate, insufficient and more facts needed to be brought. My good friend the Chairman has come and read exactly the same answer as it was. I would like to ask him...

Sen. Wetangula Mr. Speaker, Sir, I did not raise an allegation. I read the statement the Chairman gave to Sen. Khaniri. On Page 2, he says; “On realising the inmates were likely to escape during the fracas, prison officers fired in the air.” This is in his statement. Then he...

Sen. Wetangula Mr. Speaker, Sir, from the explanation from the Vice Chair of the committee, you can see that all she has given us is a history and a litany of the committee’s inability to get any information on the matter and I thank her for acknowledging that she does...

Hon. Wetangula Thank you, Hon. Temporary Deputy Speaker, for giving me a chance to raise my support for the President’s Speech delivered yesterday. I sat here very attentively listening to him. He spoke like a statesman and a President of a united country. This is after the President and the...

Hon. Wetangula No, Hon. Chairman. I wanted the Chair to give us the rationale of that amendment. Hon. WetangulaA certified version of this Report

Hon. Wetangula Hon. Chairman, I am trying to understand the amendment and Clause 2 (k) in the Bill. I thought the one in the Bill is more elaborate than what he is proposing.

Hon. Wetangula I support that amendment, Hon. Chairman. (Question, that the words to be left out be left out, put and agreed to) (Clause 8(3) as amended agreed to) (Clause 8 as amended agreed to) [The Chairman (Hon. Cheboi) left the Chair]

Hon. WetangulaHon. Temporary Deputy Chairman, I prefer that you refer me as Hon.Wanyonyi. That is a better amendment and it broadens the field of selection. So, I support it.The Temporary Deputy Chairman (Hon. Omulele) : Your sentiments are noted but the name that appears on the records is the other...

Sen. Wetangula Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir, for that magnanimous bend of the rule to allow me to acknowledge the teachers and students of one of the top schools in my county - Chwele Girls High School. It is a school that has a distinction in discipline, performance and every...

Hon. Wetangula Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me a chance to also contribute to this Bill. Cybercrime is real and is one of the most sophisticated crimes committed anywhere in the world. In fact, it is more dangerous than anything else. This Bill is long overdue. It has come...

Hon. Wetangula Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me a chance to also contribute to this Bill. Cybercrime is real and is one of the most sophisticated crimes committed anywhere in the world. In fact, it is more dangerous than anything else. This Bill is long overdue. It has come...

Hon. Wetangula I thank you, Hon. Temporary Deputy Speaker for giving me a chance to speak on this Motion. Picking up from where Hon. Oundo has left, this is a draconian Motion that should not have seen the light of the day. The Mover of this Motion should read the...

Sen. Wetangula Mr. Speaker, Sir, we must salute these teachers who have come to petition this House, because they are bringing to the fore a simmering problem that needs attention. When citizens come to this Senate, it is normally because they have lost faith elsewhere. Mr. Speaker, Sir, these teachers...