Mulu Makali

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I join my colleagues in mourning our late brother. On my behalf, my family and the good people of Kitui Central, I send my deepest condolences to the family. I joined this House for the first time on the same day as Hon. Ng’eno. I would...

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Hon. Makali Mulu, allow this lady to say something. What is your point of order? Hon. Temporary Speaker, you know, I have been listening to Hon. Waqo, and I really respect her. However, it will not be in order for what she...

I will actually do less than a minute, Hon. Speaker. Thank you for the opportunity. I have known Florence for many years. Actually, I confirm those saying she looks 18 years old. I saw her when she was around 20 years old because she was my classmate. We were in...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for this opportunity. I join colleagues in supporting these amendments to the Sexual Offences Act. As has been said, there are only two amendments. One is aligning the Bill to the new Constitution, where instead of talking about ministers, we talk about cabinet secretaries. The...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I rise to support the proposed amendments to the National Cohesion and Integration Act that have resulted in the Bill before the House. I have listened to the Mover, and a number of amendments have been proposed. The Chair of the Committee has said they...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I join my colleagues in supporting this Report of the Departmental Committee. I thank the Petitioner and the Committee for changing the focus from banning to regulating TikTok. Many of us have said it would be unconstitutional to ban it, so it is good that...

Hon. Speaker, I support this Procedural Motion. I also wish to pick up where the Leader of the Majority Party left off. As you have mentioned, it is embarrassing to see Members discussing a law passed by this House, and they seem not to know the details. I have also...

Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. The issues being raised by Members are quite weighty. What makes it even worse is that at the start of the year, we make budget provisions for some of these projects, only for a supplementary budget to reduce the original budgets, leaving the contractors unpaid....

I support that amendment Hon. Temporary Chairlady because I think ethical issues at times are not taught in school and I think what Hon. (Dr) Nyikal is proposing is a very important point that even as a professional, in the issue of ethics and the way you conduct your business...

I just want a clarification Hon. Temporary Chairlady. Some universities and other institutions demand three months. So, what happens to such cases where the requirement is three months internship period? The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Hon. Chairperson, would you like to make a comment? Hon. Ken Chonga.

I was seeking for clarification because he is proposing an amendment which says the minimum number of months you can go for internship would be six months and a maximum of 12 months. However, there are cases where students are required by their universities to do a three-month internship. So,...

Hon. Temporary Chairlady, this Bill is very important and therefore, we need to pass it. If we include the counties, it means it will have to pass through the Senate. This will require a wider discussion because if we introduce the legislation in the counties, it would be a shared...

Thank you so much, Hon. Speaker. You are the only one who can save us from this broadened Government. Unless you give us a chance to say something, it will appear like we are not there. Hon. Makali, I have given you a chance. When your colleagues were being sworn...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, I thank Hon. Millie for the passion she has shown in this area of assisted reproductive health. Hon. Temporary Speaker, I remember when you and I joined the 11th Parliament, Hon. Millie was already in. She moved the Bill with a lot of passion and explicit explanations...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. As a neighbour and scholar, let me take this opportunity to welcome our young ones to Parliament. I want to tell them that this is where the laws of this country are enacted, and it is good that they are here to see what happens....

You said I am next, so I am just waiting for the microphone. I want to begin by sincerely thanking you for this opportunity. Before I get to the subject matter, I am amazed when I hear Hon. Keynan talk about our culture and how we apply it to today’s...

Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me an opportunity to contribute to the debate on this Bill. It is obvious that where I come from, we do not grow tea, but I support this important Bill. I have listened to those who grow tea. They are telling...

Thank you so much, Hon. Speaker. I have listened to the Deputy Leader of the Majority Party make his remarks, and I agree with him. However, I have my concerns. Firstly, this is not the first Cabinet Secretary to mislead this House. There is a Swahili saying that says: “Mwiba...

Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I also support the Bill. The timing of this Bill is right, especially considering the recent reports from Kiambu and other areas where we are losing many mothers due to poor care. As Dr Nyikal mentioned, the focus on children below 28 days...