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KENYA VALUES THE PAN AFRICAN PARLIAMENT SAYS SPEAKER KINGI

Senate Speaker Amason Kingi has said Kenya values the institution of Pan African Parliament (PAP) which is why it sends the best among its legislators to represent it in the continental legislative body.

The Speaker further noted that Kenya is a greater believer in Pan Africanism and the continen5tal integration that is why it values the business of PAP.

“In a much-divided continent, Africa needs a strong voice in international affairs. It is our expectation that PAP will offer that much needed voice,” said Speaker Kingi.

SENATOR GEORGE MBUGUA SEEKS FOR A STATEMENT ON THE TRANSFER OF THE ONLY SPECIAL NEEDS TEACHER AT NGANO SPECIAL SCHOOL IN OL-JOROROK IN NYANDARUA COUNTY.

Senator George Mbugua has sought for a statement from the Senate Standing Committee on Education on the transfer of the only special needs teacher at Ngano Special School in Ol-Jororok in Nyandarua County.

In his request, Sen. Mbugua wants the committee to provide the current enrollment, pupil to teacher ratio and social workers at Ngano Special School stating the number of pupils who require specialized support from special needs teachers and social workers.

CABINET SECRETARIES KIPCHUMBA MURKOMEN, PENINAH MALONZA AND SOIPAN TUYA APPEAR BEFORE SENATE JOINT COMMITTEES ON LANDS AND ROADS

Cabinet Secretary of Roads and Transport Kipchumba Murkomen, Cabinet Secretary of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry Soipan Tuya and Cabinet Secretary of Tourism, Wildlife and Heritage Peninah Malonza appeared today before joint Senate Committee on Lands, Environment and Natural Resources Chaired by Nyandarua Senator Sen. John Methu and Committee on Roads, Transport and Housing Chaired by Kiambu Senator Sen.

COUNTIES HAVE NOT MET TWO THIRDS GENDER RULE IN APPOINTING CECMs AND CHIEF OFFICERS

The National Gender and Equality Commission (NGEC) has pointed out that no county has complied with the two thirds (2/3rd) gender rule in appointing County Executive Committee Members (CECMs)and Chief Officers (CO).

The Commission informed the Senate Committee on National Cohesion, Equal Opportunity and Regional Integration Chaired by Marsabit Senator, Mohamed Chute, that no county has more women CECMs or COs compared to men.

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