Capacity building programme on monitoring and evaluation in the legislatures

Capacity building programme on monitoring and evaluation in the legislatures 

5th – 9th May, 2025

Monitoring and Evaluation evidence is a crucial element for the successful delivery and implementation of a parliament’s core function in that it facilitates oversight. It provides evidence of performance or and non-performance by approved programmes and projects and assists in informed decision making by leaders. 

Education Committee raises alarm over lack of exam funding in 2025/26 budget

Thursday, 15 May, 2025

Education Committee raises alarm over lack of exam funding in 2025/26 budget

Education Committee raises alarm over lack of exam funding in 2025/26 budget

Tuesday, May 13, 2025
Parliament Buildings

Members of the National Assembly Education Committee have raised alarm over the zero budget allocated to examination preparation and invigilation 2025/26 national budget.

Agriculture Committee engages CS Kagwe, PS Rono on ministry's policy direction for sector

Thursday, 15 May, 2025

Agriculture Committee engages CS Kagwe, PS Rono on ministry's policy direction for sector

Agriculture Committee engages CS Kagwe, PS Rono on ministry's policy direction for sector

Bunge Towers, Parliament Buildings,
Tuesday, May 13, 2025

The Departmental Committee on Agriculture and Livestock chaired by Hon. John Mutunga (Tigania West) today held a meeting with the Agriculture and Livestock Development Cabinet Secretary, Mutahi Kagwe where he outlined the Ministry’s policy direction for the agriculture sector. 

Diaspora Affairs PS urges Defence Committee to operationalize diaspora placement agency

Diaspora Affairs PS urges Defence Committee to operationalize diaspora placement agency 

Tuesday, 13th May, 2025
Parliament Buildings

The Principal Secretary, State Department for Diaspora Affairs, Ms. Roseline Njogu, has called upon the National Assembly Committee on Defence, Intelligence and Foreign Relations to prioritize the operationalization of the Diaspora Placement Agency. 

Lawmakers push ICT Ministry on clarity, priorities, and people-centric planning

Thursday, 15 May, 2025

Lawmakers push ICT Ministry on clarity, priorities, and people-centric planning

Lawmakers push ICT Ministry on clarity, priorities, and people-centric planning

Tuesday, 13th May 2025
 Parliament Buildings

The National Assembly’s Departmental Committee on Communication, Information and Innovation (CII) Chaired by Hon. John Kiarie on Tuesday took the Ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy to task over financial opacity, pending bills, and the slow rollout of flagship digital programs.

Departmental Committee on Tourism and wildlife engages ministry of tourism and wildlife on fy 2025/2026 budget estimates

Thursday, 15 May, 2025

Departmental Committee on Tourism and wildlife engages ministry of tourism and wildlife on fy 2025/2026 budget estimates

Departmental Committee on Tourism and wildlife engages ministry of tourism and wildlife on fy 2025/2026 budget estimates

Tuesday, 13th May 2025.
5th Floor, Bunge Tower.

The Departmental Committee on Tourism and Wildlife, chaired by Hon. Kareke Mbiuki, MP for Maara Constituency, today held a consultative meeting with senior officials from the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife to deliberate on the proposed Budget Estimates for the Financial Year 2025/2026.

NIS, MOD appeal to Defence Committee for enhanced budget

NIS, MOD appeal to Defence Committee for enhanced budget 

Parliament Budlings
Monday, 12th May 2025

Security agencies have appealed to the National Assembly Committee on Defence Intelligence and Foreign Relations for increased funding in the 2025/2026 financial year.

Led by Belgut MP Hon Nelson Koech, the Committee began its scrutiny of the budget estimates with submissions from the Ministry of Defence, the National Intelligence Service (NIS), and the State Department for East African Community (EAC).

National Assembly Deputy Clerk Mrs. Serah Kioko has challenged participants at the ongoing 7th Annual Conference of the Hansard Association of Kenya (HAK) to take more seriously issues relating to their health wellbeing, even as they undertake their routi

𝐈𝐂𝐘𝐌𝐈: National Assembly Deputy Clerk Mrs. Serah Kioko has challenged participants at the ongoing 7th Annual Conference of the Hansard Association of Kenya (HAK) to take more seriously issues relating to their health wellbeing, even as they undertake their routine work.

Mrs. Kioko, noted that cases relating especially to mental health were an emerging issue in many work places, hence the need for Hansard officers who work long hours to be keen.

ICYMI: National Assembly Deputy Clerk speaks on the critical role played by the Hansard in Parliamentary work.

ICYMI: National Assembly Deputy Clerk speaks on the critical role played by the Hansard in Parliamentary work.

Mombasa County-May 12, 2025.

Deputy Clerk in the National Assembly Mrs. Serah Kioko has challenged Hansard Officers to embrace new technology to improve on the efficiency and accurancy of their work, which she noted is critical to execution of Parliament's legislative work.

Linguistic diversity and technological advancement dominate deliberations as legislative hansard officers convene in Mombasa

Linguistic diversity and technological advancement dominate deliberations as legislative hansard officers convene in Mombasa 

Mombasa County 
May 12, 2025

The critical need to enhance public access to the Hansard took center stage as the 7th Hansard Association of Kenya (HAK) Annual Conference commenced this morning.