Also set to appear during today's sitting are Treasury's John Mbadi and Alfred Mutua (Labor).
The Kenya Union of Clinical Officers is set to hold a peaceful demonstration at the Ministry of Health offices in Afya House, Nairobi.
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen is scheduled to appear before Senate plenary today. Among the questions he is set to respond to are on the condition of Nyayo House
which houses the State Department for
Immigration and Citizen Services, and indicate whether
there are immediate plans to renovate it to ensure
efficient delivery of services to Kenyans.
He is expected to provide measures the government put in place to
ensure that both the public and government officials
working at Nyayo House have access to adequate
facilities, including clean water, sanitary amenities and
a conducive working environment.
Also set to appear during today's sitting are Treasury's John Mbadi and Alfred Mutua (Labor).Mbadi is expected to provide a list of all
programmes in Kenya relating to education, food
security and governance that were being implemented by
the United States Agency for International Development
(USAID) at the time of the freezing of foreign assistance from
the United States of America (USA) among other questions.Mutua on his part is set to provide the Senate with a listofbilaterallabourmigrationagreementsand arrangements that Kenya has signed, particularly with the West Asian countries, to protect Kenyan migrant workers,and if the agreementscomplywith International labor laws and standards among others.Clinical officers' demoThe Kenya Union of Clinical Officers is set to hold a peaceful demonstration at the Ministry of Health offices in Afya House, Nairobi.They are protesting over the alleged delayed posting of interns.Other demands include absorption and payment of gratuity for UHC staff and non-implementation of RTWF of 2024.Chebukati funeral serviceA funeral service for the late Wafula Chebukati will be held today ahead of the burial on Saturday.It will be held at CITAM Karen. Chebukati died aged 64. Chebukati served as IEBC chair for a full term of six years and retired in January 2023.