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Senate Proceedings
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Senate Speaker Kenneth Lusaka has Thursday led senators in a march to the High Court to file a petition challenging more than 20 laws enacted without their input as the turf war with the National Assembly escalates.
In their pleadings, the senators want the court to annul at least 26 Acts of Parliament that they say do not comply with the due process.
In the procession lead by the Speaker, and Leaders of Majority and Minority Kipchumba Murkomen and James Orengo, respectively, the lawmakers walked from the Parliament buildings to the Milimani Law Courts, about 20 minutes away. -
Ongeri on Senate- National Assembly wars
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Senate Speaker Kenneth Lusaka has Thursday led senators in a march to the High Court to file a petition challenging more than 20 laws enacted without their input as the turf war with the National Assembly escalates.
In their pleadings, the senators want the court to annul at least 26 Acts of Parliament that they say do not comply with the due process.
In the procession lead by the Speaker, and Leaders of Majority and Minority Kipchumba Murkomen and James Orengo, respectively, the lawmakers walked from the Parliament buildings to the Milimani Law Courts, about 20 minutes away. -
Hundreds of Sudanese march in rallies for 'martyrs'
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Hundreds of Sudanese demonstrators head towards the Green Yard, a prominent square in Khartoum, during a rally to honour their comrades killed in the months-long protest movement that has rocked the northeast African country. -
Senator Cherargei says devolution enemies are regrouping
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Senate Speaker Kenneth Lusaka has Thursday led senators in a march to the High Court to file a petition challenging more than 20 laws enacted without their input as the turf war with the National Assembly escalates.
In their pleadings, the senators want the court to annul at least 26 Acts of Parliament that they say do not comply with the due process.
In the procession lead by the Speaker, and Leaders of Majority and Minority Kipchumba Murkomen and James Orengo, respectively, the lawmakers walked from the Parliament buildings to the Milimani Law Courts, about 20 minutes away. -
Meet Nairobi man who feeds on cockroaches
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The man who has now elicited mixed reactions on the inter-webs said he has been eating the insects that mostly scare many people for four years now -
Wetangula: This country does not belong to Senate, National Assembly majority leaders
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Senate Speaker Kenneth Lusaka has Thursday led senators in a march to the High Court to file a petition challenging more than 20 laws enacted without their input as the turf war with the National Assembly escalates.
In their pleadings, the senators want the court to annul at least 26 Acts of Parliament that they say do not comply with the due process.
In the procession lead by the Speaker, and Leaders of Majority and Minority Kipchumba Murkomen and James Orengo, respectively, the lawmakers walked from the Parliament buildings to the Milimani Law Courts, about 20 minutes away. -
Senator Kilonzo on Senate-National Assembly war
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Senate Speaker Kenneth Lusaka has Thursday led senators in a march to the High Court to file a petition challenging more than 20 laws enacted without their input as the turf war with the National Assembly escalates.
In their pleadings, the senators want the court to annul at least 26 Acts of Parliament that they say do not comply with the due process.
In the procession lead by the Speaker, and Leaders of Majority and Minority Kipchumba Murkomen and James Orengo, respectively, the lawmakers walked from the Parliament buildings to the Milimani Law Courts, about 20 minutes away. -
Orengo slams Attorney General Paul Kihara for laxity on his job
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Murkomen lauds Orengo for representing senators in court against National Assembly
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Senate Speaker Kenneth Lusaka has Thursday led senators in a march to the High Court to file a petition challenging more than 20 laws enacted without their input as the turf war with the National Assembly escalates.
In their pleadings, the senators want the court to annul at least 26 Acts of Parliament that they say do not comply with the due process.