Margaret Jepkoech Kamar

Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, I second. (Question proposed) (Question put and agreed to)

Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir, for giving me the opportunity. May I start, Mr. Speaker---

Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir. Allow me to start by congratulating the CS. He is new in the Cabinet and I have seen him here for the first time. I worked very well with him when we were both Ministers and he did a very good job. I do not...

Thank you, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, for giving me the opportunity. First, I would like to congratulate Sen. Crystal for the passion with which she drives the agenda of PWDs in this House. Thank you, Sen. Crystal. You motivate all of us to want to be part of what you...

reading a storybook the way we read from books because of the distractions that come with using telephones like social media and all sorts of things that interrupt. Therefore, having a library is something very important.As I support this Bill, I want to make a few comments and additions that...

Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, I want to refer Sen. Kinyua to Clause 3 (d) which seeks to ensure preservation of cultural heritage of the counties for future generations. Yesterday we debated about having our museums at that level at the same time. Museums will gather information that already exists. Therefore,...

call them, we need to have environmental and tree planting clubs in primary schools and secondary schools.Not to mention that with a Competency Based Curriculum (CBC) coming, it is very important that we also have a course on afforestation, conservation and climate change so that it becomes part of us...

dire. Our governors cannot be giving out bursaries because people are needy, while the ECDE programme is failing. The village polytechnics are dilapidated.I have used the two examples of the Motion from the Senator for Kiambu County and my own that required urgent attention. Therefore, I would encourage the next...

Thank you, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, for giving me the opportunity. I support the report because we do not want to give our governors any excuses. Our governors have been giving us excuses that they do not have money and that is why they have not paid this or that....

institutions. This means that the problem is localized to the council. It is the University Council that has the responsibility of making certain decisions of financial administrative nature.When I was at Moi University, I was a Secretary General (SG), so I would represent the students in the Senate and in...

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Sen. Wambua had equally requested that he informs you. Proceed, Sen. Wambua.

than even when I was moving this Report. So, I truly thank hon. Members and the CoG. I believe the governors are listening. The message is clear.Hon. Senators may have diverse opinions, but they were united in one thing - please, develop your own source of revenue, so that going...

Thank you, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, for giving me the opportunity. I support the report because we do not want to give our governors any excuses. Our governors have been giving us excuses that they do not have money and that is why they have not paid this or that....

institutions. This means that the problem is localized to the council. It is the University Council that has the responsibility of making certain decisions of financial administrative nature.When I was at Moi University, I was a Secretary General (SG), so I would represent the students in the Senate and in...

(Laughter)

Sen. Wambua had equally requested that he informs you. Proceed, Sen. Wambua.

than even when I was moving this Report. So, I truly thank hon. Members and the CoG. I believe the governors are listening. The message is clear.Hon. Senators may have diverse opinions, but they were united in one thing - please, develop your own source of revenue, so that going...

Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir, for giving me the opportunity. I have one question for Hon. Mutuse, on the witness by the name Peterson Njomo Muchira, who swore an affidavit that touches on Olive Garden Hotel. He offered himself to appear and be cross-examined on the content of his affidavit....

Thank you, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, for the opportunity to support the Motion on the report from the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) . As has been mentioned by our Chair and able leader of the delegation the Hon. Sen. Mungatana, MGH, I am a Member of this delegation. I really appreciate...

Mr. Speaker, Sir, I congratulate the Cabinet Secretary and welcome him to the House. I worked with him in the 10th Parliament in the Committee on Finance and Budget. I know how sharp he is. He is truly the new broom in the House. However, I had a problem with...

Thank you, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir. I start by thanking the Members who contributed to this Motion. The Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference is a very important occasion for members of the Commonwealth to discuss many issues on governance, democracy, and status of various countries. I am very happy that the Members...