Cyprian Kubai Iringo

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• 10 Nov 2020 in National Assembly: Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for this opportunity to make my comments on this Sessional Paper. The immediate speaker has taken us through a session of learning, which maybe Hon. Peter Kaluma wanted to learn more. I believe he can see her aside so that she can go to the details, which to some of us are interesting. We wanted details. We want to hear. It is important. FGM is a norm which has been fought by this country and many other African countries for many years. However, because of cultural backgrounds or when people have a culture which they do ... view
• 10 Nov 2020 in National Assembly: Some communities have almost gone through it but those who are bent into it, we need to push forward and say, you sacrifice the position to see to it that you have saved these young girl’s lives. I have seen many of them who have lost their future because they were forced into something The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor. view
• 10 Nov 2020 in National Assembly: which they did not want. In the long run they become destitute, some of them commit suicide, while others go to live in places where you least expect because of that harassment. Therefore, law enforcement officers or opinion leaders, including us politicians, teachers, and everybody should come out and fight this vice with all due respect, especially those young parents who have succumbed to the whims of their fathers and mothers and released their children to the grandparents so that it can be done. It should be made punitive to the extent that if you do it, you are arrested, ... view
• 10 Nov 2020 in National Assembly: I thank you. I support. view
• 10 Nov 2020 in National Assembly: Asante sana, Naibu Spika wa Muda. Nimesimama kuunga mkono Ripoti hii kwa sababu ya madhara mengi ambayo yameangaziwa hapa. Madhara ni mengi wakati ambapo msichana ama mtoto wa kike anapitia hali hii ya ukeketaji.. Katika hali hii, tumesikia kwamba, wakati mtu anapitia haya, huvuja damu nyingi ambayo inasababisha hali mbaya ya afya na pia wakati ambapo mtu ni mja mzito saa zingine huwa anaavya mimba. Kwa hivyo, wakati ambapo sheria hii tunayoitengeneza, ni vizuri Serikali itilie hili jambo maanani na kuharamisha tendo hili. Kwa hivyo, yule ambaye anatekeleza tendo hili aweze kuchukuliwa hatua kali sababu wakati ambapo tendo hili linamfanyikia ... view
• 10 Nov 2020 in National Assembly: wakati mwingine Serikali hufikiria kuwa hakuna watu ambao wanafika kule, ni vizuri wakati ambapo tuko na machifu wanaoongoza kule vijijini pia watwikwe jukumu hili ili waweze kutekeleza wajibu wao kuhakikisha kwamba ukeketaji umekomeshwa. view
• 10 Nov 2020 in National Assembly: Ni kwa sababu ni vibaya sana wakati ambapo umeolewa halafu wakati wa kupata mtoto, njia ya uzazi iwe imefungwa . Basi ni jambo ambalo lafaa kuchukuliwa kwa uzito sana. Wakati tunapitisha hii sheria, isiwe tu ni kupitisha bali inafaa ianze kufanya kazi ili yule ambaye anafanya jambo hili achukuliwe hatua kali. Hii ni sababu sio vyema kuangalia tu wasichana wakati ambapo wanafanyiwa tendo hili la kinyama. Kwa hayo machache, ninaunga mkono Hoja hii. Asante. view
• 5 Nov 2020 in National Assembly: Thank you, Hon. Temporary Deputy Speaker. I rise to support this Motion. If you need services in any institution, the first thing you are asked is to produce a birth certificate. It is unfortunate to note that there are people today who are over 20 years and have no birth certificates. So, it is good to establish a database in every civil registration centre, so that information concerning a person within specific regions can be contained in one document and can be accessed when required. view
• 5 Nov 2020 in National Assembly: Such a move will ensure issuance of birth certificates to the young ones because it is a requirement in schools now. For any child to register for examinations, you are supposed to produce a birth certificate. If you do not have that certificate, you are sent away and this will lead to failure in the education sector. Also, when somebody wants to acquire a passport, they are required to produce their birth certificate. If we come up with a database in every civil registry, everybody will be registered and will have a birth certificate. So, it is a good idea ... view
• 5 Nov 2020 in National Assembly: Doing this will also reduce congestion that is normally experienced in civil registries. Most of these registries experience very long queues because of people who are applying for birth certificates. Some people spend months before they receive birth certificates of their kins. In addition, this will enable many sub-counties to benefit from this move because currently, we have very few civil registries within our regions. For example, in my constituency, I serve more than five districts and people come from all the districts to Maua to seek birth certificates. They are normally met with congestion as many people come to ... view