Sifuna Edwin Watenya

All parliamentary appearances

Entries 951 to 960 of 1870.

• 14 Nov 2023 in Senate: motorcycles with electric ones. view
• 14 Nov 2023 in Senate: motorcycles with electric ones. view
• 14 Nov 2023 in Senate: This is a matter of public record to which the Hon. Senator should not lie to this House. view
• 14 Nov 2023 in Senate: This is a matter of public record to which the Hon. Senator should not lie to this House. view
• 14 Nov 2023 in Senate: Mr. Speaker, Sir, correct me if I am wrong but there has been a previous ruling by the Chair, that in fact, there has never existed in the history of our Republic, a government known as the “handshake government”. In fact, we had a government formed by a party called Jubilee in which, the President was Uhuru Kenyatta and the Deputy President was William Ruto. The HANSARD will bear me witness that, we have had this previous engagement and the Chair has directed that, in fact, there is no entity in the history of this country called the “handshake government”. ... view
• 14 Nov 2023 in Senate: Mr. Speaker, Sir, correct me if I am wrong but there has been a previous ruling by the Chair, that in fact, there has never existed in the history of our Republic, a government known as the “handshake government”. In fact, we had a government formed by a party called Jubilee in which, the President was Uhuru Kenyatta and the Deputy President was William Ruto. The HANSARD will bear me witness that, we have had this previous engagement and the Chair has directed that, in fact, there is no entity in the history of this country called the “handshake government”. ... view
• 14 Nov 2023 in Senate: Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir. I think you have presided over this House for over a year and you are aware of the character of most of us in this House. In your Communication about the President’s Address, you reminded this House of the requirement of the Standing Orders that in an address to the House, the Head of State shall be heard in silence. Now, knowing myself and knowing the President, I chose not to attend the President’s Address at the National Assembly. This is because I knew for a fact that at the first instance where I felt ... view
• 14 Nov 2023 in Senate: Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir. I think you have presided over this House for over a year and you are aware of the character of most of us in this House. In your Communication about the President’s Address, you reminded this House of the requirement of the Standing Orders that in an address to the House, the Head of State shall be heard in silence. Now, knowing myself and knowing the President, I chose not to attend the President’s Address at the National Assembly. This is because I knew for a fact that at the first instance where I felt ... view
• 14 Nov 2023 in Senate: would not be able to manage to keep quiet. I would have been strongly pushed to say something. I would have, therefore, run afoul of the rules of this House. Although the Speaker of the Senate might be lenient because he knows me, I was not very sure about the Speaker of the National Assembly whether he would extend some of the courtesies that you have extended us in this House. I suspected that if I went for that speech, I probably would be serving an expulsion from the House for a minimum of six months. I will go into ... view
• 14 Nov 2023 in Senate: would not be able to manage to keep quiet. I would have been strongly pushed to say something. I would have, therefore, run afoul of the rules of this House. Although the Speaker of the Senate might be lenient because he knows me, I was not very sure about the Speaker of the National Assembly whether he would extend some of the courtesies that you have extended us in this House. I suspected that if I went for that speech, I probably would be serving an expulsion from the House for a minimum of six months. I will go into ... view