Basil Robert Ngui

My Question is related to Kawanjiku’s, and it is actually on the Order Paper. That is why I thought we should finish with the SHA and SHIF, and we will be done with that.

Thank you, Hon. Speaker and Cabinet Secretary for the very elaborate response that we have received this evening. I beg to ask Question 017/2025. Do I read all of it? Hon. Basil, I just gave you direction, and you are… I beg to ask Question 017/2025. Could the Cabinet Secretary—

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. The Cabinet Secretary has tried to answer my Questions. However, he has not clearly stated how much money in terms of contributions was in the accounts of NHIF and whether the same was transferred to SHIF. Then, for the sake of my mother, the Cabinet Secretary...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I thank the Cabinet Secretary for the comprehensive responses to several questions. My Question is on the criteria that is used to disburse funds for JSS classrooms. This is because some schools have 29 JSS classrooms while others have 64. What criteria do you use...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. There is a Question that I shared with the Speaker and it was approved this morning. However, it was not on the list and it is the one I want to ask. Could the Cabinet Secretary explain why the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) halted or...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me the Floor to contribute or weigh in my points. I support the Motion on ratification of the agreement for the establishment of Africa Finance Corporation. If you look at the world today, United States of America (USA) is saying “America first.” President...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I am going directly to the Question. Could the Cabinet Secretary explain to Parliament why the Yatta Sub-County administrative units were omitted from Gazette Notice No.1766, dated 14th February 2024, despite timely submissions from the people of Yatta? Thank you.

Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. Allow me to weigh in on the Motion on protection and recognition of the e-hailing bodaboda riders. App- based riding will help in mitigation of crime because most of the riders will be registered and we will be able to track them. That is one...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to contribute to the debate on the Supplementary Budget II that was prepared and tabled by the Liaison Committee. At the outset, of course, I support the Supplementary Estimates II, but I have some observations to make.If we look at...

Thank you Hon. Temporary Speaker for allowing me to contribute to the Report from the Liaison Committee. Borrowing is not a problem, the problem is when we borrow and waste the money. We need to cut wastages and theft. Generation Zoomers talked of austerity measures, and even the President banned...

You know, Hon. Temporary Speaker, I respect my namesake Hon. (Dr) Pukose. But what I want to remind him is that we are talking about Medium-Term Debt Management Strategy and we are talking about a public debt management system. So, when I talk about wastage, that is part of public...

That is why I am trying to explain to him. When you see the Head of State contributing, we are trying to see or explain whether this money could be coming from public debt. Remember we borrow money for the public. No! Wait a minute. You are completely out of...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I do not know why Members are not very much interested to support police officers, considering what they go through and what they do. The Report of the National Dialogue Committee has a lot of interests, particularly with an understanding of the broad-based Government. However,...

On a point of order, Hon. Deputy Speaker.

Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I did not want to interrupt my sister, Hon. Omanyo. However, after checking how she is dressed today, I do not think she has dressed within the Parliamentary standards. I think that is inappropriate dressing. Thank you.

Thank you for giving me the Floor to contribute to the Equalisation Fund (Administration) Bill (Senate Bill No.14 of 2023) . As you just said very well, historical injustices have caused serious disparities in this country. Since 1963, some areas have felt that they do not belong in Kenya. The...