Parliamentary Timeline

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51 Events
51 Questions

April 2025

  1. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) provide the status of construction of the C435 road from Sultan Hamud to Kikokoo, which has remained stalled since its commencement in 2016? (ii) state any plans made by the Ministry for completion of the project and proposed timelines? (iii) provide interventions implemented by the Ministry to restore accessibility on Kamuatha road, which has been cut off by rains, and what urgent measures are being taken to assist the affected residents?

  2. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) provide a report on the status of rehabilitation and improvements works along the Mlolongo-Quarry- Katani Road, which commenced on 24th February 2025 and timelines for completion of the project? (ii) clarify whether the rehabilitation and improvement works will cover the entire stretch of the road, and if so, provide the approved designs specifications, particularly those intended to ensure the durability of the road given its heavy usage by trucks? (iii) outline

  3. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) provide a report on the status of rehabilitation of the collapsed bridges in Ngara and Landimawe wards in Starehe Constituency, including timelines for their reconstruction? (ii) state the immediate measures the Ministry is implementing to provide temporary crossing solutions for the residents?

  4. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) provide a comprehensive list of all KeRRA road projects in West Mugirango Constituency for the past three financial years, indicating their status, budget allocation, and implementing contractors? (ii) specify scope of work for the road repairs covered under the 10% and 22% allocations, respectively? (iii) state reasons for the delay in commencement or completion of the road works as approved under the KeRRA budgetary allocations?

  5. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) state the measures being taken by the government to ensure that work plans tendered under the Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) and the Kenya Urban Roads Authority (KURA) for the financial year 2024/2025 are not suspended due to lack of funds? (ii) outline the measures being taken to ensure that the delay does not occasion pending bills and other charges that may result from breach of tender agreements? (iii) expound on actions being implemented by KeRRA and KU

  6. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) state the immediate and long-term measures the Ministry is taking to curb the frequent accidents caused by miraa transport vehicles along the Nairobi- Meru Highway? (ii) outline the actions being taken to ensure that the miraa transport sector complies with the Traffic Act (Cap 403) and prioritises road safety and human life, in line with Article 26 of the Constitution? (iii) highlight on any policy or legislative interventions proposed by the Ministry to regulat

  7. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) provide an update on the operations of the Social Health Authority (SHA) including key milestones

  8. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) Provide a detailed report on the current total capitation of the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) from monies from the exchequer, contributions payable to the Fund by the formal and informal sector, monies that were transited to the Fund from the defunct NHIF and other sources of monies payable to the Fund, if any? (ii) explain how the monies have been utilised since the operationalisation of the Fund to settle claims and enumerate the measures or structures t

  9. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) provide the status of the Primary Healthcare (PHC) Fund in relation to the Facilities Improvement Fund for public health facilities? (ii) clarify the effectiveness of the Diseases Weighted Payment Mechanism under the PHC Fund and its implication on health facilities? (iii) provide the status of establishment of Primary Healthcare Networks countrywide and state the extent to which they are accessible at the constituency level?

  10. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) clarify who owns the procured Comprehensive Health Integrated System and state how the Ministry proposes to finance the repayment of the Kshs. 104 Billion investment in the System? (ii) state how the fees payable for the use of the System are determined and how feasible the payments are in light of the huge cost of the investment in the Comprehensive Health Integrated System? (iii) clarify whether the Office of the Attorney-General approved execution of the procu

  11. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) explain why there is no trauma facility between Mombasa and Nairobi along the Mombasa - Nairobi Highway which is one the Country’s main transport corridors which has resulted in some Kenyans who are involved in road accidents losing their lives? (ii) clarify on the status of any plans by the Government to set up a comprehensive Trauma Centre?

  12. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) explain why Kenyans are required to register for the Social Health Insurance Fund despite formerly contributing to the National Health Insurance Fund? (ii) indicate how much money, in terms of contributions were in the accounts for NHIF and transferred to Social Health Insurance Fund? (iii) outline measures that have been implemented to ensure proper transfer of funds from NHIF to SHIF including a report on the progress of transferring such funds?

  13. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) explain why the Pension Department takes too long to process payments for retirees in the Country? (ii) indicate when will the following individuals receive their pensions dues - a) Mr. Simon Nyambu Joram of ID No. 236310; b) Mr. Dixon Makwida David of Personal No. 01384; c) Mr. Granton Mwadime of Police Force No. 300589; d) Mr. Ronald A. Dathan who was an Administrator General under the Public Trustee; e) Mr. Patson Malagho Personal No. 1973016703; f) Mr. John K

  14. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary – (i) state the reason(s)that have led to the delayed release of funds meant to facilitate teachers medical schemes; (ii) indicate when will the Ministry remit the funds for teachers’ medical schemes to cater for the Ksh. 11 Billion in pending hospital bills and facilitate access to healthcare by Teachers? (iii) provide details on the medical capitation funds meant for teachers’ medical scheme, that includes: the total amount of funds budgeted for financial year 2024/

  15. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) provide a report on the measures being undertaken by the Government to address the impact of the recent withdrawal of USAID funding in Kenya, which previously supported critical health sectors such as HIV/AIDs treatment, Malaria prevention and Maternal Healthcare? (ii) clarify the current status of essential drug supplies for the critical sectors supported by USAID, including whether there are sufficient stocks available, and indicate how long these supplies are

  16. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) provide a report on the details of tender No. GF/ATM/HIV/NFM-2023/2024-OIT-5, awarded to Reddy’s Pharma to supply SURE lubricated condoms dotted manufactured by Indus Medicare Private Limited, including the tendered quantity, the quantity supplied, the quantity released in circulation; the quantity that failed to meet the specifications for freedom from holes (conductivity) test, the quantity recalled and the supply contract terms for failure to meet the specific

  17. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) provide details on the status of Gavi-Kenya co- financing agreement obligations, including payment schedules, any outstanding commitments by the parties and indicate timelines within which the outstanding commitments will be completed? (ii) explain the steps taken by the Government to prevent vaccine shortages and ensure uninterrupted immunization services? (iii) provide a detailed assessment of the stock levels of vaccines in the country and reasons for any exis

  18. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) clarify why Medical Administrators Kenya Limited (MAKL), the administrator of the National Police Service medical insurance scheme, does not allow its beneficiaries to choose their preferred hospitals for medical services? (ii) explain the payment approval process employed by MAKL, and provide reasons for the frequent delays which often compel covered patients to make out- of-pocket payments? (iii) provide reasons why the majority of hospitals under the MAKL sche

  19. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) explain why the Rehabilitation Fund, as established under Section 53 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (Control) Act (Cap.245), has not been operationalized? (ii) provide a detailed report on the number, status and geographical distribution of rehabilitation centres operated by the Government? (iii) state the measures that the Government put in place to assist individuals struggling with drug and substance abused, including community-based interve

  20. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) provide a report on the measures the Ministry has put in place to avert a potential tuberculosis crisis as many patients are resistant to its drugs for treatment, including ensuring timely access to prevention, testing, and treatment services? (ii) outline the actions being undertaken by the Ministry to secure affordable treatment for multi-drug- resistant tuberculosis, considering its more challenging and prolonged treatment regimen? (iii) state the efforts in p

  21. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) explain why students enrolled at the Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) are excluded from receiving Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) support, while students in other public institutions, such as Technical Training Institutes, are eligible beneficiaries? (ii) state the measures put in place by the Ministry to ensure such discrimination is abolished? (iii) specify the legal provisions or government policies being applied by the Ministry to justify such denial