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Addressing congregants at St. Boniface Catholic Church on Sunday, Wetang'ula said Kenya's political discourse should be guided by respect and constructive engagement rather than personal attacks.
In a communique on Saturday, Wetang’ula said the team will be led by MP for Tinderet Constituency, Julius Melly and assisted by MP Mugambi Rindikiri alongside eight other Members of Parliament.
Speaking during the burial of the late MP Denar Joseph Hamisi in Mazeras, Kilifi County, on Saturday, December 13, 2025, Speaker Wetang’ula said leaders must stand with one another, especially during difficult moments, noting that life is unpredictable.
Wetang’ula spoke during the Third Edition of The Great Chepsaita Cross Country Run, where he said athletics has become the most effective platform for placing Kenya on the world map.
Announcing his death on Saturday, Speaker of the National Assembly Moses Wetang’ula described Denar as “humble” and “steadfast in service to the nation” and conveyed heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and all who worked closely with him.
The elections, managed by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), were held for one Senate seat, six parliamentary seats, and 15 county assembly wards. A total of 181 candidates contested, with voter turnout reaching up to 45 percent in some areas.
Speaking during a church service at St. Teresa’s Isanjiro Catholic Church in Malava, Wetang’ula dismissed claims that the law is intended to suppress free speech, insisting it promotes moral responsibility in the digital era.
The Speaker emphasized that rebuilding public confidence in the IEBC remains an ongoing process and encouraged the newly constituted commission to engage widely with citizens to restore trust and transparency.
The volume chronicles Raila Odinga’s long career in Parliament, from his early days as a Member of Parliament to his tenure as Kenya’s second Prime Minister (2008–2013). It includes his debates, motions, bills, petitions, and the historic “Prime Minister’s Question Time,” highlighting his tireless work for democracy, equality, and justice.
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula instructed Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah to ensure Ogamba appears before the House to respond to questions raised by lawmakers.
Speaking at the 68th Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) meeting in Bridgetown, Barbados, Speaker Wetang’ula called for concrete action through robust environmental safeguards and innovative community-based approaches to address global climate change.
Speaking at Mukothima Primary School in Tharaka Constituency during a women’s empowerment drive hosted by MP George Murugara, Speaker Wetang’ula said the opposition was frustrated by the government’s visible progress in transforming the country.