Nyamu Karen Njeri

Sen. Nyamu Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir. I rise pursuant to Standing Order No.53 (1) to seek a Statement from the Standing Committee on National Security, Defence and Foreign Relations on a matter of countywide concern regarding the ongoing harassment, abuse and violent eviction of hawkers in the Nairobi Central...

Sen. Nyamu Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir. I join my colleagues in congratulating the Cabinet Secretary and tell her that her work is cut out and the expectations by the women of Kenya are very high on her docket. We would like her to think about her legacy and the...

Sen. Nyamu What does aphrodisiac mean? Do you want me to tell you what it can do to you, if you partake it? That is why I want you to experience it. Just do in the company of Sen. Karen. She will show you where you can get it and...

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Sen. Nyamu Yes, Sen. Methu can inform me.

Sen. Nyamu Thank you, Sen. Methu. I already knew everything that Sen. Methu has told me. I know the young man is running for a seat in Zimmerman. (Sen. Methu spoke off record) We are not sure if he is a member. He could be shopping for a party. That...

Sen. Nyamu Thank you, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir. I will begin by saying that anything that supports our young people, and helps them commercialize or put into money their creativity, this House should support. I would like to say that we need to expand the definition of the creative industry....

Sen. Nyamu Hon. Cabinet Secretary, you have indicated that 25 million Kenyans, translating to 48 per cent of Kenyans, who have borrowed from the Hustler Fund are women. I would want more detailed information on those loans because we know from the onset, Kenyans used to borrow money from the...

Sen. Nyamu Mr. Speaker, Sir, I would like to welcome to the Senate the hon. Cabinet Secretary. These are my questions-

Sen. Nyamu Thank you, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir. I want to contribute to the Statement by Sen. Catherine Mumma on the spread of cholera across the country. Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, by 6th April this year, there have been 97 confirmed cases of cholera with six fatalities. Twelve of these...

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Sen. Nyamuresources for purposes of benefiting from it other than it benefitting the people. If they do that, we can actually have free secondary education and free university education.Why am I saying this, Madam Temporary Speaker? I was in this House when Sen. Thang’wa started this conversation. He did some...

Thank you, Madam Temporary Speaker. I have never understood the profession of law, although my daughter and son are lawyers. Can you see the young lawyer, Sen. Nyamu, is unable to agree with the young lawyer, Sigei? Sigei is telling me it is Article 53, but I said it is...

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Mr. Temporary Speaker, I continue to be a proud member of the ODM party. Our Secretary General, Sen. Sifuna, has consistently demonstrated remarkable acumen through his substantial contributions to this House. His vision is evident not only in his support for ideas brought forward by others, but also in his...

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Hon. Senators, having failed to attain quorum at the expiry of 10 minutes, the Senate stands adjourned pursuant to Standing Order 41 (2) (a) , until tomorrow, Thursday, 17th April, 2025 at 2.30 p.m. The Senate rose at 5.52 p.m. April 16, 2025 SENATE DEBATES 43

On a point of order, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir. I rise under Standing Order No.41 on quorum during the proceedings of the Senate. I have noticed that we are just a few Senators here. (Loud consultations)

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Sen. Eddy Oketch, proceed. April 16, 2025 SENATE DEBATES 41

Sen. Nyamu On a point of order, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir. I rise under Standing Order No.41 on quorum during the proceedings of the Senate. I have noticed that we are just a few Senators here. (Loud consultations) (Applause)

You are in order, Sen. Chimera. Clerk, please confirm if we have quorum. (The Clerk-at-the-Table consulted with the Temporary Speaker) Serjeant-at-Arms, please ring the Quorum Bell for 10 minutes. (The Quorum Bell was rung) ADJOURNMENT

I call upon the Mover to reply.

Sen. NyamuThe amendment I would propose to this Bill is to include a shelf life, perhaps 20 years, to allow the Government to develop solutions for affordable sanitary products. These solutions could include zero-rating raw materials, ensuring access to cheap labor for production, subsidizing the sector and establishing domestic manufacturing...