MAJIMBO, JOSEPH KALASINGA

Hon. Deputy Speaker, thank you very much for your indulgence. I am humbled by your perusal and forwarding. To put it clearly, this matter is not in court. This matter was just reported to the police, and it ended there. Honestly, that is the fact as it stands today. It...

On a point of order, Hon. Deputy Speaker.

Thank you very much, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I first started by appreciating you for assenting to this statement. Likewise, I am accordingly advised by this Parliament. As we proceed, I hope this matter will be approved in the coming days, as it is different from Hon. Kamene’s and is not...

Hon. Deputy Speaker, we preside over documents on the Floor of this House. We debate tabled documents. The House you lead is in possession of that document in the archive. I want it to be retrieved to clear my name. On the left-hand side and centre of the document, it...

Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Chairman, for giving me this opportunity to welcome the students to this honourable House. This is a House where laws governing this country are made; this is a place where Hon. Members sit and discuss issues affecting the country. Some students benefit from the...

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker.

Hon. Temporary Speaker, is Hon. Murugara in order to insinuate that the current Deputy President was elected by the people of Kenya? He was not. He was appointed by a few executives. How can he purport to tell us about a Deputy President who was not elected on the ballot?

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Today is a very important day for Kenya. It is a day when Kenyans everywhere are alert. The decision we will take in this House will affect their lives in entirety. I have gone through the Bill and noted that it does not align with...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I do not want to be tempted to sing because I am a very good singer. I do not want to be tempted to sing the song that Kenyans sang for Hon. Osoro at Gussi Stadium because it touches on his private parts. (Laughter) 17th...

Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. This is a very heavy matter that is being brought to this House. A very serious matter of this nature, laid before you and before us, must be supported by substantial evidence. This places the integrity of this House at stake. If this is taken...

Thank you very much, Hon. Speaker. We are your property, as Members of Parliament. First of all, we thank Parliament for taking quick action to move Sen. Osotsi from Kisumu to Nairobi for treatment. We thank the Speakers of both Houses for what they did. Second, this report tells us...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. We read a lot. Before we even got this Statement, we had read bloggers of the Principal Secretary Mr Omollo. The first blogger of the Principal Secretary said that Sen. Osotsi had been beaten because of a woman.

Yes, Hon. Speaker, I would like to be informed.

Thank you for the information. We are dealing with a serious matter. Ask a supplementary question to Hon. Raso who brought the response. This is not debating time. This is Statement time. Thank you, Hon. Speaker. What I would like to request the Chairman to add to the fact that...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. At the outset, I support this Bill with the intention that it will reduce production costs across many products in this country. As I support this, I have in mind the transport industry, which must equally reduce its fares instantly. It is unfair that fuel prices...

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker. Yes, Member for Kabuchai. Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I rise on Standing Order No. 83 to know if it is in order for a ranking Member to defy the Speaker's direction that was given yesterday. Why is Hon. Pkosing dressed like that and...

Yes, I am present, Hon. Deputy Speaker.

Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I have diligently listened to the Chairman giving us a report of Ksh25 million stolen from the poor farmers of Nakoyonjo Coffee Factory. The Statement is totally unsatisfactory because the Ksh25 million was not stolen from farmers of Nakoyonjo. Ushirika Bank withdrew that money without...

According to the Michael West Dictionary or the current version of the English Dictionary, something that does not make sense is nonsense or no sense. I am not willing to apologise because this report does not make sense to the people of Nakoyonjo.

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I will take a minute. I am an expert in the dairy industry. I am an Egerton University graduate in Dairy and Food Technology. During my attachment at Premier Dairy, Kabianga, which is just a few kilometres from the Sotik Dairy, I learned that you...

Thank you very much, Hon. Deputy Speaker, for the great honour of reading my request for a statement when my students are here. I wish to congratulate Maranda High School for doing well. However, Hon. (Dr) Amollo Otiende should know that the Principal of Maranda High School, Mr Edwin Namachanja,...