4 Jul 2024 in Senate:
Assembly, that will take us there. If we are the problem, then the Gen Zs have all legitimate rights to kick us out. However, let us smell the coffee and wake up before it gets too late. I believe that Kenya can be redeemed. I support.
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26 Jun 2024 in Senate:
Mr. Speaker, Sir, I feel very victimized---
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26 Jun 2024 in Senate:
Mr. Speaker, I feel very victimized on behalf of the people of Homa Bay County, that our views can be truncated to five minutes, while other delegations have had 15 minutes to convince this House on which direction we should take. From the onset, and under those circumstances, if I am to speak for five minutes, I oppose this Motion, because I need time to come here and talk on behalf of the people of Homa Bay. Five minutes is not going to be adequate for me to speak on behalf of the Gen Zs of Homa Bay County and ...
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26 Jun 2024 in Senate:
still in denial that the little boys and girls who left their homes yesterday are today sleeping in a morgue. Mr. Speaker, Sir, even if it was you, with a teenage or a grown son, 20 or 21 years old, you had breakfast with him in the morning; you told him about the kind of things that you expect and wish for this nation. You reminded him that the Constitution protects him; that he can go and protest and present petitions to public authorities. You even told him that we have a reasonable Government and security force that will ensure ...
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26 Jun 2024 in Senate:
, which is about injustice. They read; Kidagaa Kimemwozea, TumboLisiloshiba, Kifo Kisimani, Mstahiki Meya, Mashetani and Parliament of Owls .
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26 Jun 2024 in Senate:
is the recent set book in literature and then you blame the Gen Zs for coming to this Parliament? A Parliament of Owls, sellouts, turncoats and The electronic version of the Senate Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Director, Hansard and AudioServices, Senate.
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26 Jun 2024 in Senate:
completely insensitive to them. We are the ones who have fed them this kind of literature and we are reaping what we sowed at this moment. Mr. Speaker, Sir, we cannot go on recess until the President apologises to the youth of this country. Since when did the hustlers become mutineers and wankers? Since when did our Gen Z's, our children, become saboteurs and connive to commit treason? The youth, the public and the nation deserve an apology, not the intransigent posture that we saw from President Ruto yesterday. Sometimes, we need to go back to the Bible. Look at ...
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26 Jun 2024 in Senate:
Mr. Speaker, Sir, we are not going on recess until our friends, our brothers and sisters on the other political divide approach their political leader as Pharaoh was also counselled by his counsellors, but God had designed that his heart should remain hardened. Please our colleagues, Sen. Cherarkey, you have the ear and access to the President. What benefit do you get by leading a dead, injured, sick nation or an unhappy nation? Whose happiness is more important? Is it Joe Biden or the people of Kenya? President Ruto, we expect you to climb down and respond to the concerns ...
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11 Jun 2024 in Senate:
I have more on additional allocation, Mr. Speaker, Sir.
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11 Jun 2024 in Senate:
I have more on additional allocation, Mr. Speaker, Sir.
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