Legislative trends

Parliamentary Timeline

Parliamentary activity in chronological order — sittings, divisions, enacted laws, motions, questions and petitions across both Houses. Read newest first, top to bottom.

52 Events
52 Questions

August 2026

  1. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) provide a report including tabulation of the utilization of Ksh. 65,778,448,646 approved by the House on 14th September 2023 under the Memorandum by the National Treasury and Economic Planning on Action Plans to Revive and Commercialize State owned Sugar Companies for purposes of writing off debts owed by the following state-owned sugar mills as of when they were leased: - (a) Chemelil Sugar Company; (b) Muhoroni Sugar Company; (c) Miwani Sugar Company; (d) Nzoia

  2. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) state the measures being taken by the Ministry to review and harmonise school reporting times in public learning institutions to safeguard the safety, welfare and well-being of learners while ensuring that adequate learning hours are maintained? (ii) clarify whether the Ministry will issue appropriate guidelines to heads of public learning institutions to review and adjust reporting times, particularly in areas experiencing insecurity and increased cases of sexua

  3. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary explain the fate of serving interns whose contracts are due to expire in December 2026 and clarify whether the Ministry intends to absorb them into permanent and pensionable terms?

  4. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) state the reasons for the inordinate delay in commencing construction of the Ildolisho Branch of Kenya Utalii College and indicate the timelines for commencement including its estimated completion date? (ii) outline the factors that informed the Ministry’s decision to establish a branch of the College in Ildolisho town, considering that it is not close to other towns and neither is it a tourist area? (iii) clarify whether public participation was conducted prior

  5. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) explain the cause of death of sixteen (16) elephants in the Amboseli Ecosystem between 24th June and 31st July 2026 and the status of investigations, including any toxicological tests done to ascertain the cause of death by the Kenya Wildlife Service or any other government agency? (ii) state the urgent action being taken to prevent further deaths in the Amboseli Ecosystem by the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife? (iii) state the measures taken by the Ministry of

June 2026

  1. Question National Assembly

    Government communication on tourism cancellations in Laikipia due to misinformation

April 2026

  1. Question National Assembly

    Teacher shortage in Likoni constituency schools

  2. Question National Assembly

    to ask the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission— Could the Commission— (i) explain why holders of Maisha Card who were born from 2004 are not able to be registered as voters by the IEBC, particularly those in Nakuru County? (ii) explain whether the inability of the holders of Maisha Cards to be registered as voters renders the Card an illegitimate form of identification and if so, the basis for the illegitimacy? (iii) outline the timelines for addressing the issue to enable the affect

  3. Question National Assembly

    to ask the National Land Commission— Could the Commission— (i) explain why the Persons Affected by the Project (PAPs) in Matuga Constituency whose land was compulsorily acquired for the construction of the Dongo Kundu Bypass Project Phase 3 have not been paid despite the Kenya National Highways Authority (KENHA) having disbursed the money for payment? (ii) clarify whether Mr. Abdullahi Ali Mwakunena of I.D. No. 9394540 and Ms. Fatuma Ali Mwakunena of I.D. No. 31956978 who respectively were the l

  4. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) clarify whether enrolment in Tier 1 and Tier 2 schools has increased disproportionately to the detriment of Tier 3 and Tier 4 schools which are now facing possible closure due to declining student populations? (ii) outline the measures put in place to support institutions experiencing significant enrolment decline noting that their financial sustainability is directly tied to the number of learners for receipt of capitation?

  5. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary:- (i) explain why P1 teachers who upgraded to a Diploma in ECDE have remained in Grade C1 since 2015 despite similar teachers being promoted, and state the measures being taken to harmonize their grades, promote them, and pay any salary arrears? (ii) clarify the criteria and timelines for teacher promotions, particularly for those who upgraded qualifications while in service, including measures put in place to address the issue of stagnation and ensure fairness in pro

  6. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) explain why there has been an inordinate delay in procurement of another contractor for completion of construction of the Rongo Town Water Supply Project despite adequate funding being allocated for the project? (ii) provide timelines of when the project will commence and its expected completion date?

  7. Question National Assembly

    Regulations for industrial schemes in petroleum sector

March 2026

  1. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) explain the delay in operationalization of the Muluanda border crossing point in Funyula Constituency which as commissioned by His Excellency the Late President Mwai Kibaki on 28th March 2009 and the subsequent Presidential Directive of 14th June 2024, for purposes of establishing an entry and exit point between Kenya and Uganda? (ii) state the steps or actions taken to implement the Resolutions of the Joint Technical Committee (JTC) Meeting of Kenya and Uganda h

February 2026

  1. Question National Assembly

    Could the Commission— (i) explain why in-house counsels employed in the National Police Service are yet to be paid their non-practicing allowance in compliance with the judgement of the Court of Appeal in the case of National Environmental Management Authority v Wabwoto & 3 others; Law Society of Kenya & 2 others (Interested Parties )[2025] KECA 276 (KLR)? (ii) outline the measures taken to ensure that in-house counsels of the National Police Service are paid the non-practicing allowance? (iii)

  2. Question National Assembly

    Could the Commission— (i) state the measure(s) being taken to address the acute shortage of teachers in Ijara Constituency following the recent insecurity incidents? (ii) explain the action being taken to guarantee the safety of teachers serving in insecurity-prone areas within Ijara? (iii) outline the plans put in place to deploy additional teachers under hardship or special security arrangements, including provision of risk allowances and psychosocial support to affected staff?

  3. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary—

August 2025

  1. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) provide details on the state of security in the country including steps being taken by the Ministry to avert death and destruction of property during demonstrations? (ii) outline actions being taken to forestall the destruction of property and death during demonstrations? (iii) indicte when the Government will apprehend the culprit(s) responsible for financing and mobilization during demonstrations that led to destruction of property and deaths on 25th June 2025

  2. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) explain the circumstances that led to the death of Mr. Brian Luka Maina of ID No. 33037236, who lost his life during the recent demonstrations of 25th June 2025 and was reported at Mowlem Police Station under O.B. Number 20/26/6/2025? (ii) state the measures put in place to ensure the family of the victim is compensated for the loss of their kin? (iii) outline the steps taken by the Government to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future and to guara

  3. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) provide a report on the total number of female bodies recovered from the Kware dumpsite in Embakasi, including an update on how many victims have been positively identified through forensic or DNA analysis? (ii) clarify whether the investigations are still ongoing, considering that the main suspect escaped from police custody and the investigation into his case has reportedly gone cold? (iii) state the specific steps undertaken by the Directorate of Criminal Inve

  4. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) explain the steps taken by the Ministry to investigate allegations of child sex trafficking in Mai Mahiu, Nakuru County, in light of the media exposé released on 4th August 2025 and clarify whether any arrests have been made of the individuals implicated in the trafficking? (ii) provide a report detailing the number of children being trafficked and explain why security agencies including the inspector general of police have failed to take immediate action on the

  5. Question National Assembly

    Dealing with police officers who shoot demonstrators on sight

  6. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) Explain why the Ministry is yet to implement the use of body-worn cameras for all police officers involved in arrests, interrogations and custodial transfer of suspects? (ii) Provide clear timelines on when the Ministry intends to roll out the use of body-worn cameras across all police operations?

  7. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) clarify whether the National Police Service undertakes psychological and mental health assessments during the recruitment of police officers, including whether police officers recently recruited have undergone such evaluations? (ii) provide details on the psychological, mental health and behavioural adaptation components incorporated into the police training curriculum, and indicate whether the curriculum promotes a punitive and adversarial approach towards the p

  8. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) provide the status of drug and substance abuse in the Coastal region and indicate the measures put in place by the Ministry to combat drug and substance abuse across the country? (ii) clarify whether the country has adequate facilities and infrastructure to effectively respond to mental health challenges and drug dependency cases? (iii) state the measures put in place to secure alternative funding for drug and substance abuse intervention programmes?

  9. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) explain the circumstances under which Mr. Hassan Wasionga Ismael of ID No. 39226153, who applied for a National Identification Card in Kisumu County in 2020, was denied his identification card for over four years and received it in March 2025 after reapplying only later to be arrested and charged with robbery with violence allegedly linked to an identification card he had never collected? (ii) provide details on the status of Mr. Wasionga Ismael’s original identi

  10. Question National Assembly

    Could the Commission— (i) state measures the Teachers Service Commission is taking to address the long-standing unemployment of P1 trained teachers who have remained unabsorbed since 2010? (ii) explain why teachers who attended promotional interviews for head teacher and deputy head teacher positions were overlooked, despite some having served in acting capacities for over five years relegating the acting teachers to regular classroom roles in the same schools? (iii) state the reason why teacher

  11. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) provide details on the funds allocated by the Ministry of Education to public primary and secondary schools for co-curricular activities specifically for participation in the National Ball Games and the Kenya Music Festival? (ii) state how much money is retained by the Ministry from the Capitation Funds allocated for ‘students or co-curricular activities, and explain why schools are fundraising for these co-curricular activities yet they are to receive capitation

July 2025

  1. Question National Assembly

    Standard measures for road maintenance contractors to prevent accidents

  2. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary – (i) provide the current status of Construction of Shamakhokho-Gitambai Road project, and what steps are being taken to ensure its completion? (ii) clarify whether the contractor responsible for the road project received full payment, and was due process followed in the payment process? (iii) outline measures the ministry is taking to address structural defects such as cracks and sliding grounds along the road, particularly around Kisigiwa? (iv) provide the timeline