Kabando wa Kabando

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• 2 Mar 2011 in National Assembly: Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, I urge hon. Members as they go to their constituencies to kindly take time to connect with the District Youth Officers, the newly appointed Sports Officers serving in clusters of two or three constituencies so that they can enable the youth of their constituencies to access the Youth Enterprise Development Fund. Recently, we launched the Rapid Response Initiative to allow faster processing of these loans. Many financial institutions like banks and SACCOs have received public money so that they can pass it over to youth groups. We need political support and facilitation by Members of Parliament ... view
• 2 Mar 2011 in National Assembly: As we adjourn, I also urge the Office of the Prime Minister to co-ordinate and supervise the resettlement of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs). This has now become a song. In fact, it is becoming a monotony now. We talk about it in political rallies and even in Parliament. It is an important task. No matter what we do, it is a national scar. They may not be in your constituency but it is a national scar. This is the case and yet we have got a Coalition Government which shares power. Sometimes when they disagree they eventually agree on the ... view
• 1 Mar 2011 in National Assembly: Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, as much as we would wish to enjoy the liberties of individual choice, it is also important to actually consider the universal representation of view
• 1 Mar 2011 in National Assembly: the youth. As the Assistant Minister in charge of youth affairs, I do not have any decree, any stipulation or any regulation that would in any way be verified as authority that would change the expectations of the House in terms of dressing. Therefore, it is important that you give guidance because we would not wish to suffocate hon. Mbuvi’s freedoms and at the same time, to lower the dignity of the House. We want to respect both the urban and the rural youth. Mr. Mbuvi, through your guidance, needs to have the totality of that dressing. So, earings and ... view
• 1 Mar 2011 in National Assembly: Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, I beg to reply. (a) The Ministry only implements the “trees for jobs” component of the KKV Programme. The rest of the components of the KKV Programme are undertaken by other line Ministries. In this regard, in the year under review, the “trees for jobs” component of the KKV programme was implemented in six districts in Mombasa and Lamu as follows:- In Lamu District, 20,000 trees were planted in Lamu West and 200 youths were engaged. In Lamu East, 20,000 trees were planted by 200 youths who were engaged. That totals to 40,000 trees and 400 ... view
• 1 Mar 2011 in National Assembly: Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, I do not have the total figure, but in a broken form, in the area of Lamu, for instance, in Faza Secondary School where 3,00 trees were planted and 32 youths were engaged for 44 days, a total of view
• 1 Mar 2011 in National Assembly: Kshs341,000 was paid as dues. In Kiunga Division of Lamu East, 5,000 trees were planted at Milimani Primary School by the 50 youths that were engaged. They worked for 44 days each and they received wages amounting to Kshs525,000. In Kizingitini Division, trees were planted in two sites; that is Kizingitini Secondary School and Kiwayo Village. In Kizingitini, 6,000 trees were planted and 60 youths were engaged for 42 days. A total of Kshs618,000 was paid as dues while in Kiwayo, 5,000 trees of the mangrove type were planted and 50 youth were engaged. A total of Kshs602,000 was paid ... view
• 1 Mar 2011 in National Assembly: Programme where 310 youth were engaged in the project. These were 190 males and 111 females. Over 40,000 mangrove type of trees were planted in four hectares and 12,000 of various other species were planted in other sides. In a nutshell, these sites include Kibarani, Port Reitz, Mikindani, Alidina, NYS, Miritini St. Patricks, Bangladesh, Mikindani Dispensary, Mwijambo Primary, Umoja Primary, Chaani Clinic, Gome Primary, Changamwe Primary School, Changamwe Secondary School, Amani Primary School and Mikindani Clinic. Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, do you want me to proceed with the rest of the list? view
• 1 Mar 2011 in National Assembly: Bw. Naibu Spika, tuna mpango maalum wa kuhakikisha kwamba utaratibu huu wa Kazi kwa Vijana utasimamiwa vizuri na Wizara view
• 1 Mar 2011 in National Assembly: yangu. Hakuna haja ya kuhusisha Wizara zingine kule mashinani kwa sababu tunalenga kuwasaidia vijana wengi zaidi. Hatutaki kuhusisha Wizara ya Serikali za Mikoa, Wizara ya Maji, Wizara ya Barabara na Wizara ya Misitu na Wanyama wa Porini. Hii ni kwa sababu sisi kama Wizara tunataka kuajibika vilivyo kwa mapana na marefu ya mpango huu. Mpango wetu ni kuyahusisha mashirika ya vijana, polytechnics na youth empowerment centres mashinani ili masilahi ya vijana yashughulikiwe kwa njia mwafaka. view