Moses Otieno Kajwang'

All parliamentary appearances

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• 15 Nov 2018 in Senate: Thirdly, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, the NLC unilaterally and arbitrarily decided the acreage to be acquired. In a letter, they set the acreage at 13.5364 acres and also established the cost at Kshs3.269 billion. They established the acreage and the cost even before gazetting the intention to acquire the land. view
• 15 Nov 2018 in Senate: Thirdly, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, the NLC unilaterally and arbitrarily decided the acreage to be acquired. In a letter, they set the acreage at 13.5364 acres and also established the cost at Kshs3.269 billion. They established the acreage and the cost even before gazetting the intention to acquire the land. view
• 15 Nov 2018 in Senate: It is interesting that the average cost of land per acre in question is Kshs241,500,000. That is what the Government paid. In Ruaraka, land is going for Kshs241,500,000 per acre. This House needs to quickly pass the Land Value Index Bill so that we provide guidelines on values for compulsory acquisition compensation. view
• 15 Nov 2018 in Senate: It is interesting that the average cost of land per acre in question is Kshs241,500,000. That is what the Government paid. In Ruaraka, land is going for Kshs241,500,000 per acre. This House needs to quickly pass the Land Value Index Bill so that we provide guidelines on values for compulsory acquisition compensation. view
• 15 Nov 2018 in Senate: The NLC awarded a 15 per cent disturbance allowance. However, at the point when that award was being made, the old land laws had been repealed and the disturbance allowance had not been restored. In fact, the disturbance allowance had been repealed and was only reinstated on 21st November, 2017 by the Land Assessment of Just Compensation Rules of 2017. It is something that the Senate Committee on Lands, Environment and Natural Resources needs to inquire whether during the period between the repeal of the old law and reinstatement of the law of the disturbance allowance, there The electronic version ... view
• 15 Nov 2018 in Senate: The NLC awarded a 15 per cent disturbance allowance. However, at the point when that award was being made, the old land laws had been repealed and the disturbance allowance had not been restored. In fact, the disturbance allowance had been repealed and was only reinstated on 21st November, 2017 by the Land Assessment of Just Compensation Rules of 2017. It is something that the Senate Committee on Lands, Environment and Natural Resources needs to inquire whether during the period between the repeal of the old law and reinstatement of the law of the disturbance allowance, there The electronic version ... view
• 15 Nov 2018 in Senate: could have been other compulsory acquisitions where the NLC paid the 15 per cent disturbance allowance. view
• 15 Nov 2018 in Senate: could have been other compulsory acquisitions where the NLC paid the 15 per cent disturbance allowance. view
• 15 Nov 2018 in Senate: The NLC failed to gazette and carry out inquiries as per Section 112(1) of the Lands Act. Part VIII of the Lands Act require that if you are going to conduct compulsory acquisition, you must first do a notice of intention to acquire and serve all parties relevant to that matter; the schools, the community and everybody else. Later on, you must conduct an inquiry which must be gazetted. They failed to do so, hence violated the Lands Act. view
• 15 Nov 2018 in Senate: The NLC failed to gazette and carry out inquiries as per Section 112(1) of the Lands Act. Part VIII of the Lands Act require that if you are going to conduct compulsory acquisition, you must first do a notice of intention to acquire and serve all parties relevant to that matter; the schools, the community and everybody else. Later on, you must conduct an inquiry which must be gazetted. They failed to do so, hence violated the Lands Act. view