31 Jul 2019 in Senate:
Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker, Sir, for giving me this chance to join you in welcoming the delegation from Estonia. It is a wonderful country that I once visited; particularly the museum in Tartu is very big and holds up to 1.3 million tourists. I welcome them to our beautiful country. We also have wonderful features that they can visit in this country.
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31 Jul 2019 in Senate:
May I also take this chance to welcome the students from Bungoma and Nairobi counties to the Senate. They will learn that this House represents counties. They will know that one function that we do here is to make sure that our counties are well represented. This is also the ‘upper House’ that legislates the laws that are used to govern this country. It is a great privilege that they are here. Some of us could not get that opportunity when we were in school. I want to encourage them to work hard and be very disciplined, so that they ...
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31 Jul 2019 in Senate:
Thank you for giving me this opportunity to assure them that they are in safe hands. I wish them the best in their schools.
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31 Jul 2019 in Senate:
Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir.
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24 Jul 2019 in Senate:
Mr. Speaker, Sir, I thank you for this opportunity to join you in welcoming the teachers and students from Bungoma County. As my colleagues have said, allow me to remind the students that the Speaker of this House is the former Governor of Bungoma County. That is a county that produces great people. I therefore encourage the students that they should keep up the same so that when our term comes to an end, they will take over from us.
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24 Jul 2019 in Senate:
I would like to encourage the students that it is possible to become whatever they can imagine if they only work hard in school, maintain their discipline and be focused. I encourage the students to learn more from the Senate and know our functions which include; legislation, because this is the House that makes laws to govern this country. This is also the House that takes care of the counties and their interests. We oversight and protect counties. I am the Chairperson of the Committee on Education. I promise to continue standing with our children in schools. We shall support ...
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24 Jul 2019 in Senate:
I thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir.
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24 Jul 2019 in Senate:
Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir, for giving me this opportunity to contribute to this important Statement. We can all see that Sen. Sakaja did research about the rate at which the lions are decreasing in number. That is worrying. It is important that the Committee that will address this particular issue will have to deal with the current statistics first, so that we know how many lions exist. It is also important to know the real threat to these animals beyond the imagined. We should know the real threat to these animals, so that the problem is addressed scientifically. It ...
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24 Jul 2019 in Senate:
Thank you Madam Temporary Speaker, for allowing me to make comments on this very important Report. It is very important because the work of this Senate is to provide effective oversight. We can do that very well by regular examination of reports by the Auditor-General. Madam Temporary Speaker, our counties have got a lot of issues that need to be addressed, as they have been highlighted here very effectively. One of the issues is under- expenditure or low utilization of funds allocated for specific purposes. I have discovered that most of the counties do not adhere very correlatively to what ...
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24 Jul 2019 in Senate:
Madam Temporary Speaker, may I clarify that I was addressing Madam Temporary Speaker and not Madam Governor. I am sorry for the slip of the tongue.
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