Uhuru Kenyatta

Full name

Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta

Born

26th October 1961

Web

http://www.president.go.ke/

Telephone

+254 733 330 080

Telephone

+254 20 2227 436

Telephone

+254 724 256 522

Link

@UKenyatta on Twitter

Uhuru Kenyatta

Uhuru Kenyatta is the President of Kenya

All parliamentary appearances

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  • 29 Sep 2022 in National Assembly: In the process, we also affirmed the sovereignty of the people of Kenya, as the ultimate decision makers as envisaged in the constitution. I promise to lead an administration dedicated to the just and fair Government of all Kenyans, in order to deliver a Kenya for everybody. view
  • 29 Sep 2022 in National Assembly: I commit to be the loyal, hardworking, devoted President of every Kenyan. My administration will serve all without regard to any distinction; real or imagined. Certainly, service delivery under my administration shall be impartial, regardless of political affiliation or voter preference. Kenya is our home and we remain united as one, strong family. For these reasons, I persuade you that the legislative agenda I stand here to prosecute, deserves the bi-partisan support of this House. My administration is pursuing a transformational programme that offers a uniquely all-Kenyan moment, which calls for unity of purpose in the legislature. We are committed ... view
  • 29 Sep 2022 in National Assembly: I will run an administration that is open and transparent. My administration will rely on oversight from this House, to make sure the public gets value for every cent invested in every policy, project and programme. view
  • 29 Sep 2022 in National Assembly: Consequently, I ask Parliament to consider a mechanism in the Standing Orders, to facilitate Cabinet Secretaries to articulate Government agenda, explain policy and answer questions on the Floor of the House. This is with a view to enhance Executive accountability to the people of Kenya through their elected representatives. view
  • 29 Sep 2022 in National Assembly: On this matter of oversight and holding Government accountable, my administration commits to restore the place of Parliament in our democracy. My administration commits to respect the autonomy and oversight authority of Parliament on the Executive. view
  • 29 Sep 2022 in National Assembly: Equally, I am a firm believer in democracy and the rule of law. That is why my first Executive action when I took office, was to undo a legacy of acts and omissions that had incrementally undermined the independence of the Judiciary. For avoidance of doubt, the Judiciary is an Arm of Government just like Parliament. My administration will be intentional in respecting the constitutionally mandated systems of checks and balances. view
  • 29 Sep 2022 in National Assembly: It is in this spirit, that I would be seeking additional resources to support the bottom-up scaling of justice; and empower the Judiciary to acquire capacity and develop the infrastructure needed, to more efficiently adjudicate and expeditiously conclude corruption cases, commercial disputes and all other matters that are a huge back log on the Judiciary today. view
  • 29 Sep 2022 in National Assembly: Hon. Members, to implement the pledges and commitment set out in our plan, my administration is committed to investing in the requisite enablers and infrastructure to provide a sound foundation for its execution. These are interventions intended to create a conducive environment for effective, efficient and sustainable realisation of our national transformation. view
  • 29 Sep 2022 in National Assembly: We are on a mission to dramatically scale up productivity in agriculture. Our mission will make sure every Kenyan farmer, fisherman and pastoralist; contributes to sustainable economic growth by contributing to adequate and affordable food; generating greater incomes and produce the raw material required by the agro-industrial and manufacturing value chains. This will boost Kenya’s export performance and create millions of jobs. view
  • 29 Sep 2022 in National Assembly: Consequently, we have been deliberate in our efforts to restore sanity and introduce greater responsibility in the management of public resources. One significant intervention is the resolve to abandon consumption subsidies in favour of supporting and investing in production. view

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