Hon. Mbui, Robert

Robert Mbui is a three-term Member of Parliament, having been elected to represent Kathiani Constituency in 2013 and successfully retaining the seat in both the 2017 and 2022 general elections. He served as a member of the Committee on Regional Integration, the Departmental Committee on Health, and the Procedure and House Rules Committee between 2013 and 2017. Between 2017 and 2022, he served on the Committee on Delegated Legislation and the Committee on Appointments, roles he continued to hold following his re-election in 2022.

CONSTITUENCY
Kathiani
COUNTY
Machakos
PARTIES & COALITIONS
WDM-K: Aug. 16, 2017 to July 29, 2022.
Current positions

Member of the National Assembly for Kathiani
Started on Aug. 16, 2017.

Member of Wiper Democratic Movement - Kenya
Ongoing.

Parliamentary contributions

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Debated on the motion on adoption of report on inquiry into maize flour subsidy programme 2022/2023.

Contributed on the motion on the adoption of report of the auditor general on the financial statements of state corporations for various institutions.

Contributed on the discussion on the statement of activities of worldcoin in Kenya.

He supported the procedural motion during the Consideration of Business Received during Recess.

Contributed to the discussion on the establishment of a National Dialogue Committee(16th August 2023).

He condoled with the family of Late General Ogolla.Seconded the IEBC(Amendment)Bill.

Contributed on a motion on adoption of report on ratification of protocols relating to amendments to the convention on international civil aviation.

Rejected the National Government Administration Laws(Amendment)Bills.(19th March 2024).

Contributed on the second reading of the Digital Health Bill(26th October 2023).

Contributed on the petition on the ban on the use of asbestos as a roofing material.Supported the motion on adoption  of report on proposed reduction of projected ceilings for KeRRa. He contributed to the Affordable Housing Bill.

Contributed on the motion on Senate Amendments to the Affordable Housing Bill.

Sought leave for adjournment on a matter of national importance on demolitions in Mavoko ,Machakos County.Contributed on the motion on adoption of report on the inspection of one stop border posts in the northen corridor.

The MP highlighted that Kenyan farmers were sold fake fertilizer through the NCPB, under the Agriculture Cabinet Secretary's watch. Despite a House motion to dismiss the Secretary, a Committee overturned it. Four members, including Hon. TJ Kajwang and Hon. Yusuf Farah, supported the farmers. The MP criticized the Committee for not calling key witnesses.Supported the petition on the asbestos ban by Hon. Saney, highlighting the health risks and calling for legislative action to prohibit the use of asbestos in any buildings.Supported the Motion regarding the reduction of projected ceilings for KeRRA, expressing concern over attempts to circumvent legislative processes and reduce funds meant for rural roads .Laid papers on the Report of the Public Petitions Committee.nt strategy.Contributed on the petition on illegal acquisition of Kapkakaron Farm in Nandi Hills Sub County.Contributed on the discussion on  a statement on recommendations of presidential working party on education reforms. Gave a statement on collection and transportation of upcoming national examinations.Contribute on the discussion on the petition on access to national parks by livestock grazers during drought.Raised a point of order on replacement of Hon.Sabina Chege as Deputy Whip of Minority Party.Contributed on the discussion on The Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes Act (11th October 2023)Contributed on the discussion on the Official Secrets Act (11th October 2023)Contributed on a procedural issue.Contributed on the discussion on the Second reading of the Facilities Improvement Financing Bill(12th October 2023)Contributed on the petition by Mr. Roberts Wekesa on Unlawful Deductions by TSC.Supported the petition on enactment of proposed geophysical professionals bill.

Contributed on the discussion of the second reading on The National Government Constituencies .(26th October 2023) .

He advised the Cabinet Secretary regarding a remark made about students potentially being married and also raised concerns about the Ministry of Education's failure to bring the Safety Standards Manual. He expressed concerns about the preparedness of the education sector, particularly regarding the shortage of classrooms and teachers and emphasized the need for urgent solutions. ontributed to the debate on land committees legislation by supporting the establishment of constituency-level land committees to replace land control boards

Committee Memberships:

Mbui, Robert does not belong to any House Committees.

Education and Experience:
Education
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Institution

Qualification

2008

2010

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology

Masters in Business Administration

1988

1991

Kenyatta University

Bachelor of Education (Arts)

1986

1987

Moi Forces Academy

KACE

1982

1985

Kabete Technical School

KCE

1975

1981

Kahawa Primary School

CPE

Experience
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Employer

Position held

2013

2022

Parliamentary Service Commission

Member of Parliament

1997

2012

Mutungoni Academy

Director

1994

1996

Future Kids

Education Manager

1992

1993

Teacher’s Service Commission

Teacher