Jayne N.W Kihara

Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I also rise to support the Senate Amendment. Hon. King’ara and I served together in the Departmental Committee on Lands, and I know he has been at this for the longest time. Currently, a piece of land belonging to Mai Mahiu Girls Secondary...

Thank you very much Hon. Speaker for giving me this minute. Hon. Speaker, I know the two women and I wish to eulogise with their families. I was with Hon. Phoebe Asiyo in Maendeleo ya Wanawake when it was working and helping women. I met her this year. I was...

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker. Yes, Jayne Kihara, you had a point of order. Yes, I had, Hon. Speaker. We were made to believe that these officers resigned but in reality, they were not pushed out. This Government is telling lies all the time.

Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for allowing me to ask these questions to the Cabinet Secretary whom I have a lot of faith in. It looks like we are going places. Hon. Jayne Kihara, ask the Question as it is framed in the Order Paper. I have called you to ask...

Hon. Speaker, I rise to ask the Cabinet Secretary for Roads and Transport the following question: Hon. Jayne, is this in relation to your constituents, so that the Cabinet Secretary does not meander around? Yes. In Naivasha. In relation to Naivasha? Yes, in relation to Naivasha.

Am I allowed to say something? You are allowed. Hon. Speaker, I would wish for the Cabinet Secretary to provide details of the cases in court. There are those people who would come with titles and say this is my land, it was affected, there is no dispute anywhere and...

Much obliged, Hon. Speaker.

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to welcome pupils from Mwiciringiri and Ngeya primary schools. This is where Members of Parliament sit. This is where your parents put me. As I have always told you, work very hard. You are going to take my seat when...

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. What is your point of order? My point of order is that your eyes have refused to see me.

Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I also want to applaud Hon. Wamaua for this very progressive Bill. We frequently deal with education matters at the constituency level. My main concern is with the title of the Bill; it is called the "Basic Education (Amendment) Bill." However, I believe...

Thank you for giving me the chance to congratulate my sister for the position of Whip of the Minority Party. I remember hon. Prime Minister Raila Odinga saying that he did not enter into a coalition. Now that it is not a coalition, I think we just stay the way...

In fact, we do not have coffee and tea in Naivasha. We only have cabbages and onions. At the outset, much as I grew up in a region where we do not have sugar or sugarcane, I support this Motion. Any serious Government that is thinking of raising the economy...

Yes, I was raising my hand because this matter is before us in the Committee. It should have been directed to the Departmental Committee on Lands so that we can follow up with the NLC.

Hon. Speaker, I will. Thank you.

Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I rise to support this Petition. This issue was discussed in the case of Kericho tea farms where women and the vulnerable get all sorts of challenges. It did not just start today. Even in the offices we have worked in, for a...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. Mine is not a question. It is just to appreciate the Cabinet Secretary. I ran at the Ruring’u Stadium and I remember it.

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. We have outdated laws in this country. This is a free country where free movement and free speech is allowed, and some of the penalties given to people in those petty offenses must move with the times. I second. (Question proposed)