Senator Aaron Kipkirui Cheruiyot

All parliamentary appearances

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• 18 May 2021 in Senate: yao ya Serengeti kule Tanzania na upande huu wetu wa Maasai Mara, alisema mara nyingi tukienda katika nchi za ng’ambo, sisi twafanya tukiwa wafanyibiashara na mtu atafikiria ni mambo mawili tofauti, mbuga ambazo haziitani. Lakini tutakapokaa na kuelewana, yawezakuwa kwa wale ambao tunawatembelea katika nchi za kigeni na kuwaeleza kuwa waweza kuja kufanya starehe na burudani hapa nchini na tuwauzie jambo ambalo ni kubwa. Kuna vile unavyotengeneza mawazo na ile view
• 18 May 2021 in Senate: unampa mtalii yeyote ambaye yuko sehemu zingine za duniani yaweza kuwa bora zaidi ukimuuzia ya Jumuiya ya Afrika Mashariki kuliko ukimuuzia ya nchi tofauti kama Kenya ama Tanzania. Bi. Spika wa Muda, ningependa kutoa himizo kwa sisi viongozi ambao tuna nafasi za uongozi na tuko katika siasa ya kwamba tunapopata fursa kama hizi; na sisi wakati mwingi huwaita viongozi wa serikalini, mawaziri ama makatibu wa kudumu, hapa lakini hatujawai kuwa na mawazo ya kuwasukuma kuwauliza, “Je, ninyi mmefikisha wapi mazungumzo haya ya kuangalia kwamba katika miaka mingine 20 inayokuja, Jumuiya yetu ya Afrika Mashariki iwe kitu kimoja?” Twakumbuka kwamba kule ... view
• 17 May 2021 in Senate: Mr. Speaker, Sir, thank you for this chance. The right to a fair trial is a cardinal principal in our Constitution. What will be a fair trial to the governor in light of what has happened, bearing in mind our Constitution, the Standing Orders and all matters before us? At 2.30 p.m. when we walked in this afternoon, those of us who are not Members of this Committee received the Report. The Report almost has 300 pages. I know that Sen. Wetangula has tried to convince the House before that lawyers have a formula for reading faster than the rest. ... view
• 17 May 2021 in Senate: Mr. Speaker, Sir, thank you for this chance. The right to a fair trial is a cardinal principal in our Constitution. What will be a fair trial to the governor in light of what has happened, bearing in mind our Constitution, the Standing Orders and all matters before us? At 2.30 p.m. when we walked in this afternoon, those of us who are not Members of this Committee received the Report. The Report almost has 300 pages. I know that Sen. Wetangula has tried to convince the House before that lawyers have a formula for reading faster than the rest. ... view
• 17 May 2021 in Senate: Mr. Speaker, Sir, I thank you for this chance. This is a very interesting scenario. We are reading through the report and listening to the petitions from view
• 17 May 2021 in Senate: the warring parties from Wajir County; that is, the County Assembly and the Executive led by the Governor. I have had opportunity to read through largely the report that has been brought by the Members of the select Committee that we approved. First of all, we must appreciate the difference in terms of the thoroughness of the work that has been done by this Committee and sometimes when we choose to conduct impeachment trials by Plenary. I must commend the Committee for a job well done. If you read through the report, you get a sense of the intrigues of ... view
• 17 May 2021 in Senate: Mr. Speaker, Sir, I beg for your protection because there is loud consultations to my right. view
• 17 May 2021 in Senate: Mr. Speaker, Sir, it is destructing my flow of thought. Thank you. On the second allegation, there is a very interesting chain of trends that is being set out here. When you read the Report, you do realize that the County Assembly perhaps has prosecuted a very important point. For example, they established the failure to draft a mid-term strategy for a particular financial year. The governor was supposed to have delivered and shared the same with the County Assembly. Mr. Speaker, Sir, it will be impossible to guarantee such a charge and pass it as having been validly brought ... view
• 17 May 2021 in Senate: Mr. Speaker, Sir, I agree with them. We need to send a clear message that governors need to take their oath of office and the resources that are being channeled to them seriously. They should manage them in a way that Kenyans can believe that in 2010, it was the right decision to move the country from managing our resources centrally to devolving them to our various county governments. If the Senate does not act in another 10 to 20 years, such instances are the things that will cause clamours across the nation. People will say to hell with devolution ... view
• 17 May 2021 in Senate: that we should go back to the days where our health facilities were managed by the Ministry of Health. I am a strong pro-devolutionist. So as to avert such a crisis, I agree with the findings of this Committee. Any offense that is found to--- view