Hon. Members, there is no quorum in the House. Serjeant-at-Arms, ring the Quorum Bell for 10 minutes.

Order Hon. Members. We have quorum to transact business. Clerk-at-the-Table, proceed.

Leader of the Majority Party.

Hon. Speaker, I beg to lay the following papers on the Table: Reports of the Auditor-General and Financial Statements for the year ended 30th June 2024, and the certificates therein in respect of: 1. Bahari Girls Secondary School – Kilifi; 2. Butula Technical and Vocational College; 3. Chevaywa Technical and Vocational College; 4. Chogoria Girls High School; 5. Dr Daniel Wako Murende Technical and Vocational College; 6. Gatanga Technical and Vocational College; 7. Igembe Boys Secondary School; 8. Ikuu Boys High School; 9. Kapsabet Boys High School; 10. Kiharu Technical and Vocational Training College; 11. Kinangop Technical and Vocational College; 12. Kirimara High School; 13. Kirinyaga Central Technical and Vocational College; 14. Limuru Girls School; 15. Malindi High School; 16. Mathioya Technical and Vocational College; 17. Meru School; 18. Moi High School Mbiruri; 19. Mwala Technical and Vocational College; 20. Naromoru Girls High School; 21. Ndia Technical and Vocational College; 22. Ngao Girls Secondary School; The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

23. Nkuene Girls High School; 24. Ribe Girls Secondary School; 25. Senior Chief Koinange Girls High School; 26. St. Bakhita Siakago Girls High School; 27. St. Mary’s Girls High School – Igoji; 28. St. Patrick’s High School – Iten; and, 29. St. Thomas Girls Secondary School – Kilifi. Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I lay.

Thank you. Chairperson of National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF) Committee. Hon. Musa Sirma. Hon. Mwalyo, go ahead.

Hon. Speaker, I beg to lay the following Paper on the Table: Report of the Committee on National Government Constituencies Development Fund on the Nominees to the National Government Constituencies Development Fund Committees for fifty-one constituencies. They are… Thank you.

Have you finished? Thank you. Next Order. Hon. Joshua Mwalyo, give your Notice of Motion. Are you no longer holding briefs for the Chairperson?

I am still holding brief for the Chairman.

Go ahead

Hon. Speaker, I would like to give notice of Motion on the ….

It is not a matter of liking. You beg to give notice of the Motion.

Hon. Speaker, I beg to give notice of the following Motion: Report of the Committee on National Government Constituencies Development Fund on the Nominees to the National Government Constituencies Development Fund Committees for fifty-one constituencies.

Thank you. Next. Hon. Mwalyo, I have been advised that what you said does not amount to giving notice of a Motion. Can you go and repeat for the record? You are a senior Member of this House. You should not be caught in this kind of thing.

Hon. Speaker, I would like to give notice ….

Order, Hon. Mwalyo! You say: “I beg to give notice of the following Motion…”

Hon. Speaker, I beg to give notice of the following Motion: THAT, this House adopts the Report of the Committee on National Government Constituencies Development Fund on fifty-one constituency committees laid on the Table of the House on Tuesday, 10th June 2025 and, pursuant to the provisions of section 43(4) of the National Government Constituencies Development Fund Act, Cap. 414A and paragraphs 5(2) and (10) The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

of the National Government Constituencies Development Fund Regulations, approves the following list of nominees for appointment to the National Government Constituency Development Fund Committees – 1. Banissa 27. Garissa Township 2. Bomachoge Chache 28. Ijara 3. Butere 29. Jomvu 4. Buuri 30. Juja 5. Embakasi Central 31. Kabuchai 6. Galole 32. Kaiti 7. Ganze 33. Kamukunji 8. Kilifi South 34. Matungu 9. Kilome 35. Moyale 10. Kimilili 36. Msambweni 11. Kuria East 37. Muhoroni 12. Lagdera 38. Mvita 13. Loima 39. Nyali 14. Lugari 40. Nyando 15. Matayos 41. Nyaribari Masaba 16. Nyatike 42. Vihiga 17. Rabai 43. Ikolomani 18. Rangwe 44. Funyula 19. Samburu East 45. Gatundu North 20. Sotik 46. Mathira 21. Suna West 47. Suba North 22. Taveta 48. Daadab 23. Teso North 49. Wajir East 24. Tongaren 50. Kandara 25. Turkana Central 51. Chuka-Ingambang’ombe 26. Turkana West

Thank you, Hon. Speaker.

Thank you, Hon. Mwalyo. Next, Hon. Members, we are going to Statements at Order No.7. Remember that today is for the Committee of Supply. We must be done with it, at least, by 3.30 p.m.

Jared Okello is not present.

Umulkher Harun?

Hon. Speaker, pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order 44(2) (c), I wish to request for a Statement from the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security regarding the disappearance of one Mr Abdirizak Mohamed Yale. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

On 28th September 2023, Mr Abdirizak Mohamed Yale of ID No. 40063840, a resident of Garissa County, was allegedly abducted in Nairobi under unclear circumstances. The incident was reported at the Nairobi West Patrol Base under OB No.14/30/92023. He has neither been traced nor presented before any court of law since then. Article 29 of the Constitution guarantees the freedom of security of each individual and includes the right of an individual not to be detained without trial. The fact that the whereabouts and safety of Mr Abdirizak remain unknown has caused anxiety amongst his family on the possibility of him suffering a violation of his constitutional rights. It is against this background that I request for a statement from the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security on the following: 1. A report on the status of investigations into the disappearance of Mr Abdirizak Mohamed Yale of ID No. 40063840, who was allegedly abducted in Nairobi under unclear circumstances on 28th September 2023. 2. Measures that the Government is taking to ensure that Mr Abdirizak Mohamed is found and reunited with his family. 3. Measures being taken to apprehend and prosecute the perpetrators of the alleged abduction. Thank you, Hon. Speaker.

Thank you, Hon. Umulkher. Hon. Tongoyo, that request is to your Committee. When can you bring a response? In two weeks’ time? Were you even listening?

Hon. Speaker, I was a bit disrupted. Nevertheless, I beg for your indulgence. I have 17 requests for statements that have not yet been responded to.

We are dealing with only one – what Hon. Umulkher has requested.

Hon. Speaker, what I was trying to ask for is this: If you agree with us, that I write to the Cabinet Secretary to appear before the Committee and Members because there are so many requests. That way, we will expedite all of them, if possible.

Why not? Go ahead and do so.

We can combine all of them for the Cabinet Secretary to respond to them next week. Thank you.

Hon. Yakub Adow Kuno, Member for Bura.

Hon. Gitonga Mukunji.

Hon. Speaker, pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order 44(2) (c), I request for a statement from the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Health regarding the operationalisation of the rehabilitation fund in the country. Section 53 of the Narcotics, Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (Control) Act of 1994 provides for the establishment of a rehabilitation fund. The Section specifically mandates that the Fund shall be used to establish, maintain and support rehabilitation centres, cover the expenditures related to the care, treatment and after-care of persons recovering from drug The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

addiction, support, training and deployment of personnel involved in the rehabilitation of such individuals, and to facilitate community-based programmes for prevention, treatment and reintegration. The country continues to grapple with a rising tide of drug and substance abuse that has a devastating impact on individuals, families and communities across the nation. In recent years, an increase in the availability and consumption of illicit brews and narcotic drugs, particularly in vulnerable and undeserved areas, has compounded the situation. The proliferation of those harmful substances, often sold and consumed without regulation, has led to severe health challenges, increased rates of addiction, and broader social instability. While the Government has enacted punitive regulations and carried out enforcement operations targeting drug trafficking and illicit alcohol, there remains a significant gap in rehabilitation, treatment and reintegration services for persons struggling with substance use disorders. Despite the clear provisions of the law, the fund has not been operationalised to date, thereby impeding the development and expansion of rehabilitation infrastructure and services that are urgently needed to respond to the national drug and substance abuse crisis. Further, Article 43(1) (a) of the Constitution guarantees every person the right to the highest attainable standard of health, which includes mental health care and support for individuals with substance dependency. The continued delay in activating the rehabilitation fund undermines the fulfilment of that constitutional right. It is against this background that I request for a statement from the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Health on the following: 1. Reasons as to why the rehabilitation fund as established under Article 53 of the Narcotics, Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (Control) Act of 1994 has not been operationalised. 2. A report on the number, status and geographical distribution of rehabilitation centres that are operated by the Government. 3. Specific measures the Government has put in place to assist individuals that are struggling with drug and substance abuse, including community-based interventions and access to public rehabilitation services. I thank you, Hon. Speaker.

Chair of Departmental Committee on Health, when can you bring a response?

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I think we need, at least, two weeks. I know the complexity of the issues involved. Therefore, we should be able to get a result within, at least, two weeks.

Right, two weeks. Thank you. Hon. Machua Waithaka, Member for Kiambu.

Hon. Speaker, pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order 44(2) (c), I request for a statement from the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Sports and Culture regarding sponsorship and nurturing of a top amateur golfer in Kenya, Mr Michael Karanga. Mr Michael Karanga is a 30-year-old amateur golfer who hails from Ndumberi Ward in Kiambu Constituency. He has been playing golf for the past 10 years. Over this period, Mr. Karanga has played in international games and performed exceptionally well, earning the name of ‘Golfer of the Year’ for two years in a row. Last year, he emerged top golfer during the Ghana Opens in Accra. He has also played in many countries, including the United Kingdom, The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

Portugal, South Africa, Rwanda, Jordan and Egypt. Currently, he is ranked 76th in the world men’s golf amateur ranking and 4th in Africa. Hon. Speaker, despite that sterling performance and remarkable achievements, the Government is yet to show any commitment in sponsoring him. Golf is an industry and it provides an opportunity for the Government to support an upcoming top golfer. Remarkably, Mr. Karanga is the founder of the Michael Karanga Foundation, which supports and trains over 400 primary and secondary students in public schools through a golf training program. Hon. Speaker

Thank you, Hon. Waithaka. Chairperson, Departmental Committee on Sports and Culture, Hon. Dan Wanyama, when can you bring a response?

Hon. Speaker, I can give a response in two weeks’ time.

Hon. Caleb Amisi, I am sorry I skipped your request for statement and went to the next one. I had not noticed your presence and thought you were not here.

Thank you Hon. Speaker. I rise, pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order 44(2) (c), to request for a statement from the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Lands regarding the delayed compensation to the Sokoni Community Development Organisation Project in Kitale Town for land compulsorily acquired by the Kenya National Highways Authority for the construction of the Kitale-Endebess-Suam (C45) Road Project. Hon. Speaker, on 14th September 2018, the National Land Commission (NLC), vide Kenya Gazette Notice No.9488, gazetted the compulsory acquisition of land parcels belonging to the Sokoni Community Development Organization Project in Kitale Town. That acquisition was referenced in subsequent Gazette Notices No.11106 of 26th October 2018, 8484 of 21st October 2020, and 6376 and 6377 of 21st June 2021, to provide procedural updates to the public and the owners regarding the inspection of plans and dates of notices of hearings for compensation claims by the affected persons. In compliance with those notices, the Sokoni Community Development Organization Project submitted its claim for compensation to the National Lands Commission and on 23rd July 2021, the Commission awarded compensation to the owners amounting to Ksh1,928,792. However, up to date, only Ksh964,398 has been paid and the balance of Ksh964,394 remains unpaid, with no clear communication or commitment from the Commission regarding the expected timeline for completion of the payment. This prolonged delay has caused hardship to the members, who were displaced and whose community operations were disrupted. Article 40(3) of the Constitution provides that if a person should be deprived of property for a public purpose, the Government must make prompt payment in full, of just compensation to the person. Hon. Speaker

Thank you, Hon. Caleb. Can we have a commitment from the Departmental Committee on Lands? Hon. Nyamoko, when can you bring the response?

We will bring the response in two weeks’ time, Hon. Speaker.

Two weeks. Thank you. Hon. Catherine Omanyo, Women Representative for Busia County.

Hon. Speaker, pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order 44(2) (c), I rise to request for a statement from the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Transport and Infrastructure regarding the urgent need for expansion of the Busia–Kisumu Road and the Bungoma–Malaba Road to dual carriageways. Hon. Speaker, the Busia–Kisumu Road and the Bungoma–Malaba Road are vital transport networks in Western Kenya, linking key commercial towns and serving as transit routes for goods and services through the Busia and Malaba border points to and from the neighbouring countries, including Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda and Burundi. Notably, those major roads facilitate regional trade, contribute to local economies and are integral in sustaining Kenya’s position as a transport hub within the Northern Corridor. Hon. Speaker

Chairperson, Departmental Committee on Transport and Infrastructure, Hon. GK, when can you bring a response? Give him a microphone. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

Hon. Speaker, we will bring a response in two weeks’ time

Two weeks. Thank you.

Hon. Jared Okello.

Thank you very much, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this opportunity. Allow me to make it clear that…

Hon. Jared Okello, you came late. This is the second round we are calling for that. You start by apologising to the House.

That is what I am coming to, Hon. Speaker.

Are you starting with that?

That is exactly what I was coming to. Hon. Speaker, I apologise for coming late. You had called me before and I had not appeared because of some unavoidable circumstances. I am reading this statement on behalf of Hon. Eve Obara, the Member for Kabondo Kasipul, who is out of the country. Hon. Speaker, pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order 44(2) (c), I wish to request for a statement from the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security regarding the circumstances surrounding the tragic death of Mr Albert Ojwang’, a teacher and social media influencer from Kabondo Kasipul Constituency, while in custody at the Central Police Station, Nairobi City County. On the 7th of June this year of our Lord 2025, Mr Albert Ojwang’ was seized from his home in Kakoth Village, Kokwanyo Kakelo Ward, Kabondo Kasipul Constituency in Homa Bay County by officers from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI). He was reportedly arrested over allegations of publishing defamatory content online. Mr Ojwang’ was initially detained at Mawegu Police Station before being transferred over 385 kilometres to Nairobi, where he was detained at Central Police Station. This situation raises concerns regarding the legality of the transfer of Mr Ojwang’ from Homa Bay County to Nairobi. Section 71 of the Criminal Procedure Code (Cap. 75) provides that an offence must be tried by a court within the local limits of the jurisdiction where it was committed, or where the accused person was apprehended. No court order appears to have been issued to authorise the transfer, as required by law, and the National Police Service Standing Orders. Even more distressing is the report that while at Central Police Station, Mr Ojwang’ was placed in a solitary cell, where he allegedly hit his head against the wall. He was then rushed to Mbagathi County Referral Hospital, where he was pronounced dead on arrival. The circumstances surrounding his death remain highly suspicious. Mr Ojwang’ was the only son, and his death has left his family devastated. Article 21 of the Constitution places an obligation on the State to observe, respect, protect and fulfil the rights and fundamental freedoms of all individuals, including suspects in police custody. The unexplained death of Mr Ojwang’ in a police cell demands full disclosure, accountability and redress. Hon. Speaker, it is against this background that I request for a statement from the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security on the following: 1. Report on the circumstances that led to the death of Mr Albert Ojwang’ while in police custody at Central Police Station, Nairobi, including the legal basis for his arrest and reasons for his placement in solitary confinement. 2. The justification for the transfer of Mr Ojwang’ from Homa Bay County to Nairobi City County, contrary to the provisions of the law. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

3. The current status of investigations by the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) into the death of Mr Ojwang’, including whether an autopsy or inquest has been conducted. 4. The immediate administrative and disciplinary actions that have been taken against the officers who apprehended and transferred the deceased to Nairobi and those who were on duty during the incident. Hon. Speaker, yesterday, you added your voice to this subject. That is a testament that you are concerned about the plight and aspirations of Kenyans. More importantly, you pushed for an impartial probe to be carried out quickly. I thank you. We hope that an in-depth analysis of all the matters surrounding this death will be unravelled in good time. Thank you.

Hon. Members, Hon. Passaris had also filed a request to seek a similar statement. Before I give you an opportunity to joyride, I acknowledge, in the Speaker's Gallery, Nairobi Muslim Academy from Lang’ata Constituency, Nairobi County; ACK Junior School from Starehe Constituency, Nairobi City County and Gakoe Mixed Secondary School from Gatundu North Constituency, Kiambu County. Proceed Hon. Passaris.

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. First, allow me to pass my condolences to the family members of the late Albert Ojwang’. The autopsy results are already out, and it shows that he went through a brutal death. It is really sad. We are in a month when we want reparation and healing. We want this country to move forward. I know that this is going to anger many Kenyans. What I ask for is absolute expedition of the investigation and for the police to for once to stand for the people of Kenya, stand for justice, and to change their ways. If we try and play around with this case, it will not be good. The Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga has issued a statement on the same. It is time for us to address the wrongs and the rot that we have in the National Police Service even though not all policemen are bad. I want people to know. I have seen on social media people calling for the burning of police stations and attacking politicians. I want Kenyans to understand that we are in this together. The Police Force is not entirely bad. The Police Force is there to serve us. So, as we give condolences, as we ask for investigation...

Under the current Constitution, it is no longer a force but a service.

Yes, it is actually Utumishi kwa

. I understand that, Hon. Speaker. Thanks for the correction. I just pray that the family finds peace, and that we can do something right now to bring justice to that young man and all the lost souls that we have had in our country. Police brutality should end. The police should do what they are mandated to do. They must do so within the rule of the law as mandated and asked for by the President. Thank you, Hon. Speaker.

Hon. Bowen. Is it on the same matter?

Hon. Speaker, I want to support the statement by the hon. c haled .

Which chairlady?

The Hon. Member, Hon. Speaker.

Hon. Jared Okello is not a lady.

Hon. Speaker, it is very sad that a young man who just wrote something on social media had to die. In Kerio Valley, bandits are brutalising people, killing women and children, and there is nothing that is happening to them. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

Someone has lost his life just because he wrote something on social media. I want to ask the security heads in the country to take this matter seriously. I condole with the family of Mr Ojwang’ and ask IPOA to ensure that they investigate this matter and bring those who were involved to book. Many people from the North Rift are suffering in the hands of bandits and yet, the police are just joyriding around town here looking for what people are writing on X and Facebook. They are not going for those bandits. They must take their work seriously.

Thank you. Hon. Millie Odhiambo.

Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this opportunity. I also wish to send my condolences to the family of the late Ojwang’ on his unfortunate demise in the hands of some rogue officers. Indeed, it is unfortunate that, at this time, after we passed a new Constitution making the police force a service, we still have people who are behaving in the manner that we have seen. I would want to call on the President to ensure that the police who are behind the death of Ojwang’, who are tainting the name of the police, are charged and prosecuted. It should be fast, because justice delayed is justice denied. The problem we have seen in this country is that, sometimes, people are arrested but when the anger goes down, the case disappears. To show seriousness, this case should be fast-tracked. If IPOA is not in a position to investigate, the Government should employ the services of external forces and investigators. This is something that the Government has occasionally done and for us to have confidence, they may need to consider it. This is because it is really unfortunate that a young person should be killed in such a manner. Sometimes, I understand the frustration among members of the public. However, Members of Parliament are not the ones who are responsible for the death. We are also feeling the same pain. Those of us who come from Homa Bay County feel more pain because we do not want people in our county, or even Kenyans, to be killed. I insist that people from Homa Bay County should not be killed. This is because just the other day, we lost Hon. Ong’ondo Were and now we have lost another man, who is almost a neighbour to the late Member of Parliament. We would like to see seriousness in the way the Government will deal with this matter. Thank you, Hon. Speaker.

Hon. Murugara.

Thank you very much, Hon. Speaker. Allow me to also join the rest of the House and Kenyans in conveying condolences to the family of the late Albert Ojwang’. It is, indeed, sad to lose such a young man under unclear circumstances. This has put the integrity of our National Police Service (NPS) into question, especially when they give a statement which, on the face of it, does not make sense. We urge the NPS, IPOA and everyone who is investigating the case to do the best they can to unravel the mystery so that justice is served to the family of that young man who passed away under those circumstances. Sometimes, we wonder why the NPS conducts itself in the way it has done. What begs the question is whether the syllabus has changed since the colonial days. We know very well that during the state of emergency, we had many extrajudicial killings. Has this been carried on to date? Are there officers, whether senior or junior, who are giving instructions to have young men executed? These are the questions we should be asking ourselves. It is high time we looked at the qualifications and training of police officers. There may be something wanting. We should scrutinize the entry point level and the training that police officers get at Kiganjo Police Training College. Times have changed and we must now live to the expectations. Justice must be done at all times. We must condemn extrajudicial killings to the fullest. It should not be condoned. This House should continue to condemn it day-in, day-out. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

Thank you, Hon. Speaker.

Hon. Members, this is by all means a very serious matter. Yesterday, yours truly here and others spoke to it in the same manner that you are speaking. I wish to inform the Chairman of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security that this matter is causing a lot of anxiety. The explanations coming out, for those of you who have read the book Biko, sounds like a Steve Biko story. I direct the Chairman of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security to bring a preliminary report and statement to the House on Thursday at 2.30 p.m., to inform the House and the country on the progress so far made in the investigations. We also need some response to the issues raised by Hon. Jared Okello, on behalf of Hon. Eve Obara, Hon. Passaris, Hon. Millie, Hon. Murugara and Hon. Bowen. I am aware that Thursday is Budget Day, but we will have half an hour before it starts. I know many Members have issues on this but hold your horses. When the statement comes on Thursday, I will give you an opportunity to contribute. Hon. Tongoyo.

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I am well guided. Just like the rest of us, and a majority of Kenyans, I would like to pass my condolences to the family. It is extremely unfortunate that a young Kenyan dies in the hands of the police where he is supposed to be safe. Hon. Speaker, I would like to confirm to you, to the House and to Kenyans that we are all disturbed. This morning, we wrote letters, through the Clerk of the National Assembly, summoning the Inspector-General of Police and IPOA to brief the Committee, on behalf of this House, on what happened and the update on the investigations. This will ensure that by afternoon, as you have instructed, I will give a preliminary report on the same.

I encourage you not to wait for them to brief you. You should interrogate them instead.

Yes, Hon. Speaker. If possible, the Members who raised the issues here should also come and support the Committee because heads must roll.

Thank you. Bring your interim report on Thursday at 2.30 p.m.

I am much obliged, Hon. Speaker.

Hon. Members, in the Public Gallery, we have students from the following schools: 1. Kabungut Boys High School from Bomet Central Constituency, Bomet County. 2. Solai Day School from Rongai Constituency, Nakuru County. 3. Makuri Girls High School from Maara Constituency, Tharaka Nithi County. On my own behalf and that of the whole House, I welcome the students, teachers and all those accompanying them to this House of Parliament.

Hon. Tongoyo, respond to the Statement by Hon. Dorice Donya.

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. Before, I respond to the request for statement by Hon. Donya, I seek your indulgence. I also have the response you had directed me to bring last week – that, we update the House on the progress of investigation on the alleged abduction of Hon. George Koimburi, the Member for Juja.

Hon. Tongoyo, today we have the Committee of Supply, which we will move into at 3.30 p.m. I can see you with volumes of files on Hon. Koimburi’s matter. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

However, you will respond to that tomorrow. Go ahead and respond to Hon. Donya in the shortest time possible because we have to go into Committee at 3.30 p.m. Bring your volumes tomorrow.

I am well guided, Hon. Speaker. I will now respond to the Statement sought by the Member for Kisii County on the tragic death of Ms Sylvia Kemunto and the escalating cases of gender-based violence. The Member sought to know: 1. The circumstances that led to the killing of Ms Sylvia Kemunto. 2. How the suspect accessed the victim’s room at the university. 3. The status of investigation and action being taken to prosecute the perpetrators. 4. The immediate and long-term measures that have been put in place within the institution of higher learning to guarantee the safety of students, particularly female students who remain inappropriately vulnerable. Hon. Speaker, in September 2024, Eric Mutinda Philip, the suspect, and Sylvia Kemunto, the deceased, were both admitted to Multimedia University of Kenya to pursue degree programmes in Electronic Engineering and Mathematics for Computer Sciences, respectively. The two became friends and developed an intimate relationship. However, in February the same year, their relationship deteriorated, leading to separation. On 28th March 2025, Eric Mutinda travelled to his sister’s residence in Kasarani Sub-County for a long weekend visit, where he stayed until 30th March 2025. Upon return, he proceeded to his Room 301 in Block E Hostel, where he found his two roommates. While preparing for a scheduled hiking trip to Ololua Picnic Site, Eric realised he was missing a chest bag that he needed for the trip. In search of the bag, he went to Silvia Kemunto’s room, Room 90 located in Block B. At the time, Silvia was alone doing laundry since her roommate, Abigail Salama, had gone to church outside the university. During this encounter, Eric attempted to reconcile with her, urging her to resolve the issue that had led to their break-up. Despite his persistent efforts, Silvia firmly declined to rekindle the relationship. The situation escalated into a heated argument and the suspect strangled Silvia, resulting in her death. He then placed the body into a green medium-sized suitcase belonging to the deceased and moved the suitcase to his own room. Later that day, he dumped the body in a rooftop water reservoir tank on Block B. On the status of the investigation, Ms Triza Kemunto reported the disappearance of her daughter on 1st April 2025 at Langata Police Station, vide OB No.31/1/4/2025. Ms Kemunto revealed that in her search for Silvia, she had visited the university and checked her daughter’s hostel room. While there, she tried to reach out to Eric Mutinda, hoping that he would shed light on Silvia’s last known movements. However, the suspect refused to disclose any information. On 2nd April 2025, the university security team conducted a search within the campus. During the search, they discovered a body dumped inside a rooftop reservoir tank at Block B Hostel. The university management immediately reported the matter to the DCI Langata. At about 6.00 p.m., a team of officers from the DCI Homicide and the DCI Headquarters Crime Scene Investigation and from the Nairobi Area visited the scene. Key evidence was collected from the scene and upon examination, the body was positively identified as that of Silvia. The suspect then attended a church service at Jesus is Alive Ministries in Nairobi and gave Silvia’s mobile phone as an offering, after which he travelled to his family rural home in The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

Sultan Hamud Township, Makueni. While at his rural home, in the company of his father and mother, news came up on national television about the discovery of a body within Multimedia University rooftop reservoir tank. It was at this point that he confessed to how he killed the deceased before dumping the body in a water tank. Subsequently, his parents escorted him to Sultan Hamud Police Station, where he was booked under OB No.4/4/4/2025. The DCI home site detectives collected the suspect from Sultan Hamud Police Station. During interrogation, he confessed to the murder and also led investigators to the church where he had given Silvia’s mobile phone as an offering. DNA samples from both the suspect and the deceased were submitted to the Government Chemist for forensic analysis. On 8th April 2025, a post-mortem was conducted by the Chief Government Pathologist, Dr Johansen Oduor, which revealed that the cause of death was asphyxia along with blunt force injury to the head. Investigation established that Eric Mutinda acted alone, with the motive identified as a relationship-related dispute. He was subsequently transferred to Capitol Hill Police Station and later presented before Kibera Law Courts for a miscellaneous application. The court granted 21 days custodial order to allow the completion of investigations. The DCI homicide team is working in close collaboration with the Office of the Director Public Prosecutions (ODPP) to ensure appropriate charges are preferred on the suspect. The matter was scheduled for mention on 28th April 2025 when the suspect, Eric Mutinda, was formally charged with the offense of murder contrary to section 203 as read together with section 204 of the Penal Code. I think that should be sufficient, Hon. Speaker.

Thank you. Hon. Dorice Donya, this matter appears to be a homicide case already before court. Therefore, you should tread carefully so that what you say and ask now does not prejudice the criminal proceedings before the court. You may seek a clarification if you wish.

a (Kisii County, WDM): Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I am well conversant with that. I did media law. What the Chair has said is correct. I have been following up on the matter. The statement has captured the issue very well. I appreciate the response. People do not know the direct line for gender-based violence (GBV) cases. Sometimes, they want to report GBV cases, but they do not know the number. So, if I can share the number, it can help. The police should also expedite GBV matters. The number is 1195. It is simple and it works. Thank you, Hon. Speaker.

Thank you, Hon. Dorice Donya. Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Housing, Urban Planning and Public Works and Chairperson of the Committee on National Cohesion and Equal Opportunity, you will give your responses tomorrow at 2.30 p.m. Hon. Joseph Tonui and Hon. Abdul Haro, you will get your responses tomorrow afternoon. Hon. Members, before we call the next Order, allow me to acknowledge students of Nairi Mirimo Primary School from Samburu East Constituency, Samburu County, who are seated in the Public Gallery. I welcome the students, their teachers and whoever is accompanying them to the House. Thank you. Next Order.

Hon. Speaker, I beg to move the following procedural Motion: The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

THAT, pursuant to Standing Order 30(3) (a), this House orders that, should the time appointed for adjournment of the House be reached before conclusion of business under Order No.10, the Sitting shall stand extended until the conclusion of the business appearing under Order No.10 (Committee of Supply). This is one of the prime duties that we must conduct as a House.

Hon. Speaker, restrain Hon. TJ Kajwang’.

Order, Hon. TJ Kajwang’, Member for Ruaraka. That is better.

And this is his forte. He loves the Committee of Supply. So, prepare your guns. This is a very important debate and work. The Budget cannot be without the Committee of Supply. The money we will appropriate here cannot be issued out unless we have a Committee of Supply session to supply every department with the funds they require to run the next financial year. This is a noble duty. Therefore, we request that in the event that we do not finish by close of business today, we extend the time to ensure that we complete the business and ensure that we leave today when we have supplied all the money. I know Hon. Millie Odhiambo-Mabona participates very much in this debate. Therefore, I request her to second me on this procedural Motion to extend the sitting time until the conclusion of the debate.

Hon. Millie.

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I do second. This is a very straightforward procedural Motion to extend our sitting time. I do second.

Thank you.

Members on your feet, take your seats.

Put the Question!

Should I put the Question?

Yes!

Hon. Members, that means you will go on with the Committee of Supply up to midnight. If you do not finish it tonight, you will continue tomorrow morning. So, we will allow the proceedings to go on up to midnight, which is the end of the day today. One minute past midnight is tomorrow. We will stop the clock at midnight. If you will not have finished, we will continue with the Committee of Supply tomorrow morning because whatever we will be doing will be part of the Budget Highlights that will be read by the Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury and Economic Planning on Thursday afternoon. Next Order.

0406000 Preventive and Promotive

Health Services 5,942,954,364 4,140,691,767

in the votes and programmes presented in the First and Second Schedules of the Report as per the justifications provided. 2.

in the votes and programmes presented in the First and Second Schedules of the Report as per the justifications provided. 3.

in the votes and programmes presented in the First and Second Schedules of the Report as per the justifications provided. 4.

for modernization of Printing press at GP-Acquisition of equipment. Services

or Multi-Agency Strategic Administration Interventions. Planning and

rom National Fund for the Disabled of Kenya.

) for the overall O&M budget for the office and replace the old fleet of Motor vehicles for COSHOPS.

) for Governance Audits in parastatals, develop new guidelines for Human resource instruments and Acquire ICT infrastructure for performance management of state corporations, purchase motor vehicle and settlement of pending board allowances.

or Zero fault audit across government The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

or Efficient Coordination of Government Services (a whole of government approach),

or To coordinate the implementation of public service reforms initiatives enabling quality service delivery to the public in accordance with the objects of the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda

to support the office of the Deputy Chief of staff and various Advisors

or HQ capacity building and operations. Administration The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

rom HQ other operating expenses. 00)

for purchase of ICT Networking and Communication Equipment

or 1024001300 Refugees Affairs Citizen 00 Department

to sensitize host Services communities on the Shirika Plan.

or Electronic Travel Authority (ETA)

from IPRS upgrade and Management 0) Roll-out.

) from Unique Personal Identifier Project.

- citizen services-Domestic Travel.

e- citizen services-Purchase of Office Furniture.

from

from and Planning HQ -other operating expenses.

from maintenance and refurbishment of office accommodation at Nyayo House.

) for DCI (Procurement of Optimus 3.0 Equipment).

) for the office DCI (Item 2211312),

for police operations under the Office of Inspector General. (of which Ksh. 150 million is for VHF Radio (Communication in the office of IG).

for public participation projects.

r DCI forensic lab OPTIMUS 3.0 Social Media

for NPS police stations (Turi Ndenderu Forest Line police post- 20m, Keben Sirikwa police station - 20m, Emitik Center Kuresoi North-20m, Nesuit Police Post Njoro-20m, Gilgil Police station-20m, westgate police station Rongai-20m)

) for 1025-001- 2211312.

for 1026000125 operations of Private Security Regulatory Board regulations.

Samburu West Sub County Administration Block.

r public participation projects.

for construction and equipping of Riana Chiefs Office - Bonchari.

from provision and for compensation to employees. Development

) for Livestock Production Support Services to provide funding for supplies for production including provisions for operations.

for restocking and pasture development to mitigate effects of insecurity in Baringo North and Baringo West.

for National Livestock Development and Promotion Service (NLDPS).

for Establishment of the Kenya Veterinary Board Regional Offices.

for Awendo Livestock Training Institute.

) for Sustainable Tse-Tse and Trypanosomiasis Free area (1162101100).

for Mogotio Livestock Training Institute.

for AHITI-Kabete

from Tea Support Board of Kenya. Services

from Sugar Reforms Support Project. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

for Pest Control Products Board to support surveillance on entry of unauthorized pesticides at border points

for Agriculture and Food Authority (AFA) to facilitate provision of seeds and seedlings for priority value chains

or NCPB-Ugenya.

for Food Security and Crop Diversification.

for Development of Agricultural Technology Innovation Centers.

for Construction of Headquarters and Satellite Campuses for KSA.

) for Development of Aggregation Centers.

for Construction of a Perimeter wall for Nyayo Tea Zone,

for public participation projects.

r Food security and diversification.

) for Food security and diversification.

or Food security and diversification. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

) from 1104100825 Itabua Muthatari

from 1104100826 Kiamboka

from 1104100827 Nithi Kari

) from 1104100844 Kibaratani

from 1104100849 Baitigitu Rubiri

rom 1104100885 Kanyuambora

from 1104118062 Rehabilitation And Expansion Works For Buruma Irrigation, Main Scheme

) from 1104118067 Matasia Irrigation Water Supply Project/Silanga Irrigation Project-

rom 1104118079 Supply of assorted pipes and fittings Githunguri & Museveni earth da

from 1104118085 Construction Works for Kidipa IDP & Wanyoro Boreholes in Ndaragwa

for 1104104000 Suba Cluster Irrigation Development Project

or Ketut-Mokoro Irrigation Scheme - HQ

for Radat D

for Adich Gorge Dam - HQ

for Imbirikani Water Pan - HQ The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

for Kima Marwa Water Pan - HQ

for Kangonde Kwa Mwangi Water Pan. - HQ

for Thokoa Water Pan - HQ

or Itangi Murinduko Water Pan - HQ

) for Nkiruni Earth Dam - HQ

or Ng'ombe

for Kwa Kikonde Water Pan - HQ

for Lempalakai Water Pan - HQ

) for Iria ria Mbogo Earth Dam - HQ

for Chepareria Water Pan - HQ

for Munyula Water Pan – HQ

for Loolarashi Water Pan – HQ

for Oledepe Water Pan – HQ

for Embarbal Water Pan -HQ

) for Igoti Murega Irrigation – HQ

for Tangai Iviani Earth Dam – NIA The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

for Kwa Ngunga Earth Dam - NIA

for public participation projects-NIA

for Banisa Dam.

1104103100 Soin - Koru Dam Flood Control 0)

or Thunguthu River Subwell - NWHSA

for Nyamtiro water supply - NWHSA

) for Konyu Irrigation project - NWHSA

for Chesipet Dam - NWHSA

) for Mairune B water project - NWHSA

for Kanjuiri water project - NWHSA

or Miatsani Water Pan - NWHSA

for Sururu Community Borehole - NWHSA

or Mbita Dam Rehabilitation - NWHSA

for Langobaya borehole - NWHSA

for Dumatto Water Pan – NWHSA

for Kisima Dam - NWHSA

for Turbi Dam – NWHSA The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

for Mutomo Dam - NWHSA

for Ol Kalou (Salien Central) Dam – NWHSA

for Merti Dam – NWHSA

) for Nyatwere Dam – NWHSA

) for Pal Pal Dam – NWHSA

for Dase Guti Dam – NWHSA

for Gichara – Kithithina 2 Dam - NWHSA

for Kanyamony Primary School Borehole - NWHSA

for Tulwap Sotome Water Project - NWHSA

for Katakani Earth Dam - NWHSA

for ⁠Barpello Springs Waterworks - NWHSA

for Banga Water Pan - NWHSA

) for Sigotik kwa chief community Borehole -NWHSA

) for Kaagari village borehole - NWHSA

or the following boreholes- Ksh 18M each(Kamirithu Village Nursery, Molo highway Secondary, Mwangaza Primary, Gathigi Primary, Kamungei Primary, Molo Sub county Hospital, Elburgon Nyayo Hospital, Tayari Primary, Witima Nursery, Mwangi Muchuki Primary).

) from 1104102639 Household Water Pans in Moran, Laikipia West Constituency

) from 1104102640 Household water Pans in Kajiado West Constituency

rom 1104102803 Bisanhargesa water pan, Tana River

) from 1104102807 Nyambogichi water pan

rom 1104102808 Mwakirawa water pan

from 1104102811 Pala water pan

rom 1104102812 Nyalbiego water pan

) from 1104102816 Kia Munyeki earth dam

from 1104102818 Dia ya mwana water pan

) from 1104102819 Wachuka water pan

rom 1104102821 Mathabuta water pan.

) for Ardahalo water pan Mandera west

rom 1109130209 Chepelion Gorge Dam

) from 1109130210 Chelabal Dam

) from 1109130213 Lochacha Water Pan.

1109130214 Chepkram Water Pan

1109130215 Kamwago Dam

1109130216 Rehabilitation of Cheploch Water Pan

1109130217 Singore Dam

1109130218 Kenyatta Dam Rehabilitation, Treatment & Last Mile

1109130302 Ndhiwa and Suba Cluster (Irriation) The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

from 1109130303 Boro-Karemo Water Project (Siaya)

1109130304 Kipsiwo Water Project

1109130305 Gorgor Water Project

1109130306 Orobo Water Project

1109130307 Kapchumba Water Project

1109130308 Kamurguywo Water Project

1109130309 Mabera Water Project

from 1109130310 Anapngetik Water Project

1109130311 Kapkeneroi/Sarora Water Project

1109130312 Ndalat Gaa water project

1109130313 Bombo Water Project

1109130314 Chepkiit Water Project

1109130315 Chemamit Water Pan

1109130316 Kedowa Water Project

1109130317 Kamiwa-Kaplelit Water Project The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

1109130318 Tabaita Water Project

1109130320 Ainamoi Water Project

1109130321 Belgut Water Project

1109130322 Sogorobei Water Project

1109130323 Kabuliot Water Project

1109130324 Kaplain Water Project

1109130325 Kosich Water Project

1109130326 Sendera Water Project

1109130327 Kaptengut/ Kapcheserut Water Project

1109130328 Kacheliba-Kodich Pipe Water Project.

1109130329 Sinai-Kaporowo-Samich-Pusol Water Project.

1109130401 Boreholes-Kiptulwo Sec Sch., Kapcheluch Pri.Sch, & SOT TTI Borehole The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

1109130402 Kimarwandi water project, Boreholes- Kapset Sec sch., & Kaptien Sec Sc

1109130403 Boreholes- Kanusin Girls Sec., Balek Pri. Sch & Tumoiyot Pri. Sch

1109130404 Ngogon Borehole

1109130405 Borehole-Gelegele girls Sec Sch. And Sironet Sec. Sch.

1109130406 Orokwo Borehole-Equipping & Distribution

1109130407 Ngembomoi Primary Sch. Borehole

1109130408 Lake Kamnorok Pri. Sch. Borehole

1109130410 Borehole-Ngesumin Primary Sch. (Drilling, Equipping & Last Mile)

om 1109130600 Kanana Water Pan 9-Lakathi Sub Location The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

_ from 1109127701 LVSWWDA Headquarters

angal Water Dam (Bura Constituency) – CWWDA

Kipchar Water Supply (Baringo) – CRVWWDA

Kapsabaa Dam – CRVWWDA

Chepelion Gorge Dam – CRVWWDA

Chelabal Dam – NRVWWDA

Kimilili Dam (Soy Constituency) - NRVWWDA

Kesses Dam - NRVWWDA

o Lochacha Water Pan – NRVWWDA

Chepkram Water Pan – NRVWWDA

Kamwago Dam - The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

Rehabilitation of Cheploch Water Pan – CRVWWDA

Singore Dam - NRVWWDA

Ndhiwa and Suba Cluster - LVSWWDA

Boro-Karemo Water Project (Siaya) - LVSWWDA

Kipsiwo Water Project - LVNWWDA

Gorgor Water Project – LVSWWDA

Orobo Water Project - LVNWWDA

Kapchumba Water Project - NRVWWDA

Kamurguywo Water Project - LVNWWDA

Kombe Water Project – LVSWWDA

Anapngetik Water Project – NRVWWDA

Kapkeneroi/Sarora Water Project – LVNWWDA

dalat Gaa water project – LVNWWDA

Bombo Water Project – NRVWWDA

Chepkiit Water Project – LVNWWDA

hemamit Water Pan – CRVWWDA

Kedowa Water Project - LVSWWDA

Ainamoi Water Project – NRVWWDA

Belgut Water Project – LVSWWDA

o Sogorobei Water Project – LVSWWDA

Kabuliot Water Project – NRVWWDA

Water Project - NRVWWDA

Kosich Water Project - NRVWWDA

Sendera Water Project – LVNWWDA

Kacheliba-Kodich Pipe Water Project – NRVWWDA

Sinai-Kaporowo- Samich-Pusol Water Project - NRVWWDA

Boreholes-Kiptulwo Sec Sch., Kapcheluch Pri.Sch, & SOT TTI Borehole - LVSWWDA

Kimarwandi water project, Boreholes-Kapset Sec sch., & Kaptien Sec Sch. - LVSWWDA

Boreholes- Kanusin Girls Sec., Balek Pri. Sch & Tumoiyot Pri. Sch- LVSWWDA

ABC Kangutheni The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

Borehole-Gelegele girls Sec Sch. And Sironet Sec. Sch. - LVSWWDA

Orokwo Borehole- Equipping & Distribution - CRVWWDA

Ngembomoi Primary Sch. Borehole - CRVWWDA

Lake Kamnorok Pri. Sch. Borehole - CRVWWDA

Borehole-Tuyobei Primary School (Drilling, Equipping & Last Mile) - LVSWWDA

Borehole-Ngesumin Primary Sch. (Drilling, Equipping & Last Mile) - LVSWWDA

Kanana Water Pan 9- Lakathi Sub Location - TWWDA

Kelonget Water Dam - CRVWWDA

1109128126 Koipirir Talai Endo Community Water Project The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

o

1109128300 Mbeere South Water Supply

1109113100 Mathira Water supply Project

1109127305 Maron- Sibow Water supply

Kanyokora Water Project - TWWDA

Kiamucuku Water Project – TWWDA

Mung’etho Water Project – TWWDA

Karuiru Water Project – TWWDA

Kiamuguongo Water Project - TWWDA

o

Nariokitoe Community Borehole - NRVWWDA

o Lokitaung Water Supply - NRVWWDA

Lochorang’amor Community Water Project – NRVWWDA The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

Narubu Water Pan - NRVWWDA

Nasokol Primary School Borehole - NRVWWDA

Nguzo Rafiki Water Supply Project -CRVWWDA

o

Karenger Community Water Project - NRVWWDA

Dandora Sewerage Treatment Plant – Phase 2

St. Boniface Magare Sec. Sch. – LVSWWDA

Hon. James Koyoo Orenge Sec. Sch. – LVSWWDA

Mhoroni TTI Borehole - LVSWWDA

Kanyodera Primary School Water Project – LVSWWDA

Suka Community Water Project – LVSWWDA

o Chesambai Community Water Project - LVSWWDA

unyuuene Water Project - TWWDA

Mbogolo Borehole - CWWDA

Safirisi Water Supply Project - CWWDA

Njoro Secondary School Borehole - LVNWWDA

Nyamira Water Supply – LVSWWDA

Nyagemi Primary School Borehole - LVSWWDA

Water Harvesting Projects in Nyamira and Kisii – LVSWWDA

Bigogo Primary School Borehole - LVSWWDA

Girango Primary School Borehole – LVSWWDA

Bokinibanto Primary School Borehole - LVSWWDA

Turbo TTI Borehole - NRVWWDA

Syomothumo Earth Dam – TANATHI WWDA

Ithamba Nzou Earth Dam – TANATHI WWDA

Ngasani Earth Dam – TANATHI WWDA

Ndangani Earth Dam– TANATHI WWDA

o Kasundu Earth Dam – TANATHI WWDA

Lagbogal North Mega Water Pan - NWWDA

Igembe Cluster Water Project – TWWDA

Mdugani Water Pan - CWWDA

Musau Water Pan – CWWDA

Mrya Chakwe Dam - CWWDA

Biskder Village Water Pan - CWWDA

Mangai Dam - CWWDA

for Masale -Kilkiley Flood control and Restoration (NWWDA).

) for 1109119002

for Abdi Samat water project (TANATHI).

or Hudumo water project (TANATHI),

for Hagardera water project (TANATHI).

for Bangale 1 water project (TANATHI). The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

for Bangale 2 water project (TANATHI).

or public participation projects.

or 1109114700 water supply services.

or NRVWWDA- 1109127307.

or LVSWWDA.

or 1109125889.

for 1109125890.

or 1109125883 LVNWWDA.

or 1109125823 LVNWWDA.

for charidede water pan CWWDA.

for gafuu water pan CWWDA.

rom Kavuta Earth Dam TWWDA.

from 1109125733 Oloo Ilkamaniki Water Pan - Athi WWA

or Chirfa Water pan CWWDA

for Minjila water pan CWWDA

for NWWDA The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

) from 1166101300 Development Aquaculture Business Development and Project (ABDP)-BETA. Management

om 1166101400 Kenya Marine Fisheries & Socio- Economic Development Project-BETA.

or 1166001207 Kenya Fish Marketing Authority (KFMA) - Provide funding for pending bills, digitization of systems & ERP upgrade

66001101 Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute (KEMFRI) - Provide funding for pending bills, digitization of systems & ERP upgrade

from 122103102 Cyber- Development Security Management.

for 1122103402 Digital Hubs.

for 1122000701 Konza Technopolis Development Authority to settle pending bills for the ongoing works.

for 1122002100 for The Office of Data Protection Commissioner O&M shortfall.

o 1123100400 KBC Rollout of studio and mashinani for completion and equipping Communicatio of Kisii and Eldoret studios. n Services

for 1123001501 Media Council of Kenya to cater for the sustenance of media monitoring and content regulatory services and operation costs of the existing ICT media centers.

to Media Council of Kenya to cater for media monitoring and regulatory services.

or

for Operations in Somalia

for security operations

t)

) for emergency response, repatriation and evacuation of diaspora.

from construction of 52 Vocational TTIs

(Second Phase). Education and

for Kenya School of TVET to support to Ebunangwe, Tinderet and Moiben School of TVET.

for public participation projects.

for Cardinal Otunga TTI-Tulimba

from University of Eldoret Construction of Engineering complex.

rom Open University

or infrastructure development for Jaramogi Oginga University.

for JOOUST-Tuition Block (Agok Campus).

) for library at JOOUST.

for Kenya Institute of Special Education.

for public participation projects.

or Mogoga CBC Primary School.

for primary school infrastructure The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

from JSS Capitation.

from ICT Integration in Secondary Schools.

for Teachers' Training Colleges Infrastructure.

for Construction of Education Assessment Resource Centers (EARC's).

or Special Needs Education (SNE) capitation enhancement.

) for Infrastructure support to Secondary Special needs schools.

) for Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD).

r Bogitaa EELCK Secondary School

or Kenya Innovation Agency Science, Technology and Innovation The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

rom capacity building of teachers. and Standards 00)

for dispensation of disciplinary cases by TSC.

rom 1152109800 Generation 300MW Suswa geothermal project.

for 1152106503 Coal Exploration and Development(EPRA)

1152101400 Turkwell- Ortum- Kitale

from 1152108700 Rabai - Kilifi Transmission Line

from

from 1152109003 Dongo Kundu SEZ project

from 1152110400 National System Control Centre & Makindu SS

to 1152103500 Street- lighting

or 1152104100 132kV Menengai - Soilo

for 1152100300 Sondu Homabay Ndhiwa Awendo Electrification Project-

for Slum Electrification.

for Electrification in Constituencies (1152115000).

for Longewan, Kitobor, Lolmolog,Sirata and Seketet,

or Tamiyoi, Ng’ari and Yare.

for Bandi Electricity Project.

for Dumi Electricity Projects,

for Dibe Electricity Project.

or public participation projects.

for Electrification of Public Facilities -REREC.

for electrification - REREC The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

) from 1152105400 Hydro dams Water catchment re-afforestation

rom 1152106100 Pilot programme on Domestic household biogas digesters

rom 1152108001 K-OSAP: State Department of Energy

or 1193100401- and 00) 3111400 Lokichar - Lamu Crude Oil Distribution of Pipeline (LLCOP) Oil and Gas

from 2520200 Subsidies to Financial Private Enterprises (A in A from PDL).

from 1193100405 LPG Distribution and Infrastructure (A in A from PDL).

from 1193100408 Clean Cooking Gas (CCG) for Public Learning Institutions (A in A from PDL).

rom 1193100407 Upstream Oil and Gas Exploration (A in A from PDL).

for 1193100404 South- Lokichar Oil Field Development (EPRA) (A in A from PDL).

or Restoration of Management Wetlands and Degraded Ecosystems and Protection Project.

from Tree Growing Development, Campaign and Rangeland Restoration Management Project.

or Forest Roads Conservation Project.

or public participation projects.

from Tree Growing Campaign and Rangeland Restoration Project.

om Equity and Support Subscriptions in International Financial Services Institution

for KRA technical support and institutional enhancement.

or pending bills for Misort Limited.

for Horn of Africa Gateway Development Project for purchase of land phase 1.

or 1071010200.

from Treasury- Bima-Herufi Security System.

) from e-procurement system

from the Contingency Fund.

from 1071104000-Renewal of Oracle licenses.

rom Kenya Trade Network

from Public Sector Accounting Standards Board

) for purchase of Information System Management Software for PPRA.

om 1071106601 Strategic Response to Public Initiatives

from Equalization Fund.

from the East Africa Statistical Regional Statistics Program. Information Services

or Capacity Building of County ntal 00 Planning Officers. Development

from construction and Referral & 00) 00 equipping of health centers -alignment Specialized of Kaptumo, Kaptumek and Kapsengere Services proposed budget.

from Spinal Injury Hospital-purchase of specialized plant, equipment and machinery. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

from Kenyatta National Hospital.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Mogotio health center.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Miftin Level IV Hospital.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Lukusi health center.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Chebirir health center.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Salient Kipkaren.

) for construction and equipping of health centers-Wamba health center.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Poroko level 2 health center. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Kajuki Dispensary.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Kapsengere.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Kitum health center.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Nyaribu Dispensary.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Nyalenda health center.

) for construction and equipping of health centers-Emusanda health center-Lurambi.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Irigiro health center.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Malela Level IV health center.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Sankuri health center.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Urenga.

for construction and equipping of health centers-Loosuk.

rom Strengthening of cancer management at KNH.

from construction and equipping of Olokurto Hospital.

from Moi Referral and Teaching Hospital.

or Upgrading and equipping of maternal & New Born Ward -Endebess Hospital.

) Mur Malanga hospital.

for Lower Solai Health Center.

or National Syndemic Diseases Control Reproductive Council for HIV related operations. Maternal New

for construction and Research and upgrading of KEMRI laboratories- Innovations Kirinyaga.

for construction and upgrading of KEMRI labaratories- Kombewa. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

from Health Insurance Subsidy Program for Orphans Vulnerable Children.

for UHC Health Workers -BETA

) Health from Disease Surveillance and Response Services Unit-emergency relief and refugee assistance fund.

rom Health Control-purchase of furniture and general equipment.

) for Kenya National Public Health Institute for operationalization of the fund

from Port Health Control.

Construction of level 4 four hospitals. (Mikumbune-level 4 -20 million, Kinoro, Level 4 hospital-20 million, Khwisero level IV Hospital -20 million, Chwele -20 million, Tulwet primary hospital -15 million, Bikeke Primary Hospital -15 million and Mt. Elgon Hospital-20 million.

or public participation The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

r construction of Potopoto Health Center

) from construction of resources 00) tuition blocks and laboratories at Ziwa development KMTC. and Innovation

from construction of tuition blocks and laboratories at Ijara KMTC.

from equipping of laboratories and classrooms at Sindo KMTC.

from equipping of laboratories and classrooms at Rarieda KMTC.

from equipping of laboratories and classrooms at Mutumo KMTC.

from equipping of laboratories and classrooms at Mukurue-ini KMTC.

from Training of Human Resources for Health. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

for construction of tuition blocks and laboratory-Ndhiwa KMTC.

for construction of tuition blocks and laboratory-Nyeri KMTC.

for construction of tuition blocks and laboratory-Kisumu Victoria KMTC.

) for construction of tuition blocks and laboratory-Kisii KMTC.

for construction of tuition blocks and laboratory-Moyale KMTC.

for Kenya Health Human Resource Advisory Council fund to operationalize the fund

for Kenya Institute of Primate Research -PE shortfall.

for Kenya Hospital Authority Trust Fund - O&M

for Human Resources for Health Internship-BETA.

for Kenya Institute of Primate Research (KIPRE) PE shortfall.

for Snake Anti-Venom manufacturing at KIPRE.

for construction of tuition block and Laboratories at Teso KMTC.

for construction of tuition blocks and laboratory-Ugenya KMTC.

for public participation projects. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

for Bumula KMTC.

or KMTC Malindi

for Establishment of Kipkelion

for Samburu KMTC.

) for Kenya Medical Practitioners & Dentists Council for PE shortfall.

) for National Quality Control Laboratories for O&M

for

for 2210700 Capacity Buildings of Interns

or 1094000400 Slum Upgrading and Housing Development

or public participation projects

or 1094002600 Urban Governance Management and Resilience

or 1094000800 Central Planning and Project Monitoring Unit

or 1094000900 Metropolitan Planning and Environment

or 1094000200 HQ Administrative Service.( A in A from Housing Levy).

for Gatono Nazareth Infrastructure bridge and Pedestrian

for public participation projects

o facilitate commencement of operations at Magereza Level IV Hospital in Ruiru.

for completion of the After Care ongoing construction of Nyamira Services Probation Office.

for the National Council for Law Reporting for operations.

or refurbishment of office Legal Training premises and purchase of motor vehicles and for the new State Department. Constitutional Affairs

for the refurbishment of EACC HQ.

for Technical Support and Prosecution Capacity Building for Prosecutors. Services

for court award for Petition Regulation and E494 of 2023 Funding of Political Parties

from the programme. of Justice 00) 00

) from the programme.

towards PE for Judges

for Capacity Building for Judicial Staff and Officers

to support activities under Employment the Labor Mobility (Migration) and and Safety Export programme. Services The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

for GoK Counterpart Development, funding for the World Bank funded Employment (NYOTA) programme. and

from 1184103100-ERP Management System Upgrade and Human Capital Transformation.

for (Malindi, Kilifi South, Ikolomani, Molo, Ganze and Maua Huduma Centers)-public participation projects.

from 1213100201 construction of tuition complex at KSG Matuga

rom construction of buildings for items 1213100105, 1213100106,1213100107 and 1213100109.

rom O&M

for public participation projects.

for KSG rehabilitation of hostels-Kabete

for Molo Huduma Center

) for Nkubu Huduma Center

or 12131000109 Kibwezi Town Huduma Center.

for Ugenya Huduma Center. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

for Acquisition of Land Parcel in Chemelil-Nandi County.

for public participation projects

for gratuity payment for 5 staff previously employed by the NL

from 1032001203 COG.

rom Kenya Hunger Safety Net Programme.

for funding various infrastructure projects under NDMA.

Kasegon Development Water pan (Chepareria ward)⁠ (Ksh. 30 million), Tirken borehole (Chepareria ward)⁠ (Ksh. 10 million), Kakitongin borehole Lomut (Ksh. 10 million), Drought mitigation livelihood support (Ksh. 15 million), Chemkengen Secondary School Borehole (Ksh. 10 million).

or 1036114501 Drought mitigation Programme CDA: Kalembe Village borehole (Ksh. 10 million).

for Della Water Supply Project ENNDA.

Entarara sec school borehole (Kajiado south) (Ksh. 10 million), The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

Gwakanju Market (Ksh. 15 million), Muthanjara Primary School (Ksh. 15 million), Pipeline Primary School (Ksh. 15 million).

for Drought mitigation at CDA. Desilting of Khalaba Dam (Ksh. 30 million).

from paddy rice mopping.

or Seketet borehole (KVDA)

for public participation projects

or Madhgasi Water Dam.

for ENNDA Ntarakwa Water Pan Pending Bill The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

for flood control - ENNDA.

for drilling of Nontoto borehole-KVDA

for LBDA pending bills.

for Abbas -Kamuthe - Fafi-CDA

for ENNDA for consultancy services.

from 1036116140 Rodha Farm Water Pan .

from 1036116139 Riba Water Pan

from (1036120701 Isinet spring rehabilitation - ENSDA-25 m, 1036120800 Loodokilani water pan - ENSDA-25m, 1036120900 Olollii water pan - ENSDA-20m)

for 1036103401-Ewaso Ng'iro North Catchment Conservation Project - Headquarters catchment conservation project.

rom National Social Safety Net. Safety Net 00) The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

or Monitoring and evaluation to review Support and consolidate the two databases of Services cash transfer between the NDMA and that of the State Department for Social Protection.

for Social Development and Children Services for provision of food and non- food items for children under the care and protection of Child Welfare Society of Kenya.

for removal and replacement of Asbestos roofing, renovation & refurbishment of statutory Children Institutions.

to the Child Welfare Society of Kenya (Emergency Children Support Services) .

for public participation Empowerment projects

rom 1132101100 ) 0) 00 0) Sports Arts and Social Development Fund (SASDF)

from 1132000306 Kenya National Sports Council.

for the Anti- Doping Agency of Kenya for programmes and testing.

for 1132101100 Sports Arts and Social Development Fund for M&E of recipients of the Fund

or establishment of an automation & digitization system for sports registrar

for Kenya Academy of Sports for completion of Phase 1 B of the Kenya Academy of Sports Complex (hostels)

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Mwala Sports Ground-Mwala

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Tegat Primary School-Bomet East

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Ukwala Sports Academy-Ugenya

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Weru Mixed Sec. School- Ol Joro orok

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Koitalel Arap Samoei Academy-Nandi Hills

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at St. Gabriel Asiriam Primary School-Teso South

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Chepkorio Sports Ground-Keiyo North

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Mirira Primary School-Kiharu Constituency

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Magunga Primary School-Suba South

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Mogotio Sports Ground-Mogotio

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Paul Boit Boys Sec. School-Turbo

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Kenya Academy of Sports HQs-Kasarani

. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Kesengei Primary School-Aldai

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Kibigos Primary School-Marakwet West

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Lunyofu Sports Ground-Budalangi

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Burendwa Primary School-Ikolomani

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Gisambai Primary School-Hamisi

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Kisiiki Primary School-Yatta

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Nalondo Boys High School-Kabuchai

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Siera Girls High School-Nambale

. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Kombani Football Academy-Matuga

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Kinyui Stadium- Matungulu

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Friends School Bokoli- Webuye West

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Kiio Secondary School-Mwingi West

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Kimuchu Primary School-Thika Town

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Garbatula Boys High School-Isiolo South

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Imara Primary School-Embakasi Central

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Nzombe Sports Ground-Kitui East

. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Taru Secondary School-Kinango

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at St. Patrick's Iten- Keiyo South

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Holale Primary School -Moyale

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Nakalale Sports Ground-Turkana North

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Kotulo Primary School-Tarbaj

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Kapchebau Grounds- Marakwet East

or Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Kanjeru Primary School-Kabete

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Elwak Baraza Park- Mandera South

for Kenya Academy of Sports - construction of constituency sports academy at Mukurenju Primary School-Kandara

rom 1132101100 Sports Arts and Social Development Fund (SASDF) (SASDF A in A).

for Rehabilitation and Heritage upgrade of Kapenguria 6 Facility/Museum - National Museums of Kenya

) for Gedi National Monument Construction of perimeter wall - National Museums of Kenya

for Wundanyi Youth Resource (Culture & Talent) Center-HQ

for National Museums of Kenya (Natural Products Industry, (NPI))

for Marachi Cultural Centre -Kenya Cultural Centre

for construction of Suba Cultural Centre -Kenya Cultural Centre

for construction of Mansa Culture and Heritage Center- Tarbaj -Kenya Cultural Centre

for Rehabilitation and refurbishment of Theatre Halls at the Kenya National Theater-Kenya Cultural Centre

or construction of Nanyuki Cultural Centre -Kenya Cultural Centre

for Acquisition and Installation of a Copyright Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system-Kenya Copyright Board

for Establishment of regional music & dance studio- Bungoma-Permanent Presidential Music Commission

for Establishment of regional music & dance studio-Kwale- Permanent Presidential Music Commission (SASDF A in A).

for ERP software at Kenya National Cultural Center

for National Youth Development Program in Music and Dance-Permanent Presidential Music Commission (SASDF A in A).

for public participation projects

for Rehabilitation and Services refurbishment of maktaba kuu library - KNLS

for Rehabilitation and refurbishment of KNLS Nakuru Branch- KNLS

or Rehabilitation and refurbishment of KNLS Buruburu Branch- KNLS

for acquisition and installation of book detection machine RFID Hybrid at the maktaba kuu library Nairobi-KNLS

) for acquisition and installation of book detection machine RFID Hybrid at Nakuru Branch KNLS

for acquisition and installation of book detection machine RFID Hybrid at the Buruburu Branch-KNLS

for Refurbishment of Services Cinema Theater-Kenya Film Classification Board

for Film Location Mapping-Kenya Film Commission

for Establishment of Kenya Film School - Kenya Film School

for Eco-Tourism Project Product 0) -Hirola Ishakbini

for Eco-Tourism Project Diversification -Kamuthe Grevy's zebra

for Eco-Tourism Project -Likuyani, Kakamega

or 1202103300 Mawe Tatu Heritage Site in Kakamega

) for Eco-Tourism Project -Mt. Kenya Routes

or KICC premises commercialization contracted professional services

or 1203102900 Meru Conservation 00 Mulika Airstrip -KWS

for 1203102200 Jomo Kenyatta Beach Rejuvenation -KWS Mombasa -KWS (

Kamuthe Conservancy Water Pan- State Department HQ

Ishakbini Community Conservancy Water Pan- State Department HQ

Bura Ranch Community Conservancy Water Pan- State Department HQ

) Iwalenyi Community Conservancy Water Pan- State Department HQ

angata Emuny Community Conservancy Water Pan in kuku group ranch- State Department HQ

for installation of solar power back up cctv camera for ecitizen revenue gates -KWS

) for Support Acquisition of Enterprise Planning (ERP) software - KWS

for Desilting and hyacinth removal of Lake Kamrorok.

for Park Roads Tsavo East-KWS

from Narok factory. Development

from Nandi Dairy Management Union.

from Runyenjes Milk Factory.

for refurbishment of NKPCU warehouse (Nairobi Ksh. 200 million, Sagana Ksh. 100 million).

for revival of coffee production through NKPCU.

to support BETA Value Chains

or Japan Expo 2025 Trade Development and Promotion

for O&M KITI.

or KIEP GoK Counter Quality part funding. Infrastructure

r MSEA additional for rent, board Development expenses and other contractual of MSMEs expenditures

from Hustler Fund. and Financial Inclusion for MSMEs

for KenInvest non-discretionary.

rom GoK component 0) 00 of development budget.

nt) for equitable distribution of roads across the country.

or equitable distribution of roads across the country.

for public participation projects.

for critical roads.

from

for Critical Roads

for Critical Roads

or critical roads.

or-1091175846 Muchungucha Gacharu-Mbombo Road (KURA).

) for 1091175818 Kigetuini-Mitundu Road (KURA).

for 1091175783