Dr. Kithure Kindiki

All parliamentary appearances

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• 8 May 2024 in Senate: Thank you, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir. Then the three last questions that have been asked by the various Senators. The first one is from the Senator for Marsabit County, Senator Chute. I am grateful for the remarks he has made about me and the work we are doing together. I am also grateful for the support that he and the entire political leadership of Marsabit continue to give us as security managers in dealing with a very delicate county with a lot of dynamics. Thank you very much, Senator, for the good leadership. We will be calling the leaders of ... view
• 8 May 2024 in Senate: leaders of Machakos County and the public, so that that consultation we had is not reduced to just talking. Lastly, I will mention what has been raised by my brother, the Senator for Laikipia County, with whom I have very fond memories of our time together in this House. There was a time when I got into political trouble in this House for no reason and the Senator for Laikipia County was one of the seven gallant Senators who stood with me at a very difficult time and helped me carry the cross because there was nothing wrong I had ... view
• 8 May 2024 in Senate: have directed them that they must bring down dangerous criminals before they harm them. They must take them down before they take our officers or the people of Kenya down, period. However, we have very few police officers who sometimes go on excess and are involved in issues not related to security and law enforcement, whereby, they misuse their firearms. On those ones, we do not even need to be consulted. The Inspector General (IG) of Police also told me he does not need to be told or give consent. Let them be prosecuted and be jailed for very many ... view
• 8 Nov 2023 in National Assembly: Thank you, Hon, Speaker. Jasmine Njoki aged 12 years and a grade 7 student at Roots Academy left home on the fateful day of 19th September 2023 and went to school. She was dropped from school but she did not arrive home from the centre where she was dropped. Between the centre and her home, the girl disappeared and she was found raped, killed and dumped a few kilometres from her home next to the railway line at Mbaruk Centre. Hon. Speaker, so far five suspects have been arrested in relation to this case. Thy are Isaac Ndichu Mungai, Philip ... view
• 8 Nov 2023 in National Assembly: Thank you, Hon, Speaker. Jasmine Njoki aged 12 years and a grade 7 student at Roots Academy left home on the fateful day of 19th September 2023 and went to school. She was dropped from school but she did not arrive home from the centre where she was dropped. Between the centre and her home, the girl disappeared and she was found raped, killed and dumped a few kilometres from her home next to the railway line at Mbaruk Centre. Hon. Speaker, so far five suspects have been arrested in relation to this case. Thy are Isaac Ndichu Mungai, Philip ... view
• 8 Nov 2023 in National Assembly: investigations, including Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA). On that day, the suspects were released on bond by the court but they are supposed to be reporting to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Gilgil every two weeks until the investigations are concluded and charges are preferred. The suspects will take plea once forensic analysis of DNA reports are availed. The measures that the police have taken are as follows: (i) We have engaged our National Government Administration in sensitising parents to escort their children to and from school and not to leave, especially children of tender years, to walk long distances alone. ... view
• 8 Nov 2023 in National Assembly: investigations, including Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA). On that day, the suspects were released on bond by the court but they are supposed to be reporting to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Gilgil every two weeks until the investigations are concluded and charges are preferred. The suspects will take plea once forensic analysis of DNA reports are availed. The measures that the police have taken are as follows: (i) We have engaged our National Government Administration in sensitising parents to escort their children to and from school and not to leave, especially children of tender years, to walk long distances alone. ... view
• 8 Nov 2023 in National Assembly: I concur with Hon. Martha Wangari that the facilities of the Government Chemist are outstretched. The offices and presence of the Government Chemist is grossly inadequate. Secondly, the chemicals and reagents that are required by the chemist are not adequate. The reason being many years of under investment in that very critical State Department. The measures we have taken are: (i) to reallocate our budget priorities in the medium-term to make sure that this financial year we recruit more staff for the Government Chemist, to be able to open more offices across the country. (ii) to buy equipment, chemicals and ... view
• 8 Nov 2023 in National Assembly: I concur with Hon. Martha Wangari that the facilities of the Government Chemist are outstretched. The offices and presence of the Government Chemist is grossly inadequate. Secondly, the chemicals and reagents that are required by the chemist are not adequate. The reason being many years of under investment in that very critical State Department. The measures we have taken are: (i) to reallocate our budget priorities in the medium-term to make sure that this financial year we recruit more staff for the Government Chemist, to be able to open more offices across the country. (ii) to buy equipment, chemicals and ... view
• 8 Nov 2023 in National Assembly: Hon. Speaker, on 15th September, 2023 at about 9.00 a.m., the deceased, Mr Nyae Ngalaa Chamtu, aged about 23 years, was picked from their homestead by persons alleged to be GSU officers attached to… view