County Assembly of Kwale

You are invited to a public participation on the Supplementary Budget Fy 2025/2026 and the Budget Estimates for the Fy 2026/2027 on May 21st and 22nd at the ward offices in the program attached below. Written memorandum may also be forwarded through info@kwaleassembly.go.ke

Mwalupa who encouraged them to work hard and acquire leadership roles in order to bring a positive change to their communities. The assembly is honoured to have our future young leaders taking interest in devolution and the importantance of representation in our region

The students who were led by their teachers Ms Maurine Kadero and Mr. Dennis Ogero. sat through the plenary session in order to better understand the roles of the assembly and service delivery. The students were welcomed by the assembly leadership and the Clerk Madam Fatuma

Plenary proceedings May 13th 2026 The Plenary session was chaired by the Temporary Speaker Hon. James Dawa. The Chairperson of the Committee on Finance Budget and Appropriations Hon. Manza Beja, moved a motion of adoption of the Second Quarter Revenue Report

Finance Budget and Appropriations on the First Quarter Revenue Report for Fy 2025/2026. The Reports detailed the performance of revenue for the Fy 2024/ 2025 and Fy 2025/2026. The motions were deliberated on and passed by the House. Plenary sessions will resume on May 12th 2026

on Finance Budget and Appropriations Hon. Manza Beja moved two motions which include; 1. The adoption of the Report of the Committee on Finance, Budget and Appropriations on the Annual Revenue Report for Fy 2024/2025 2. The adoption of the Report of the Committee on

6th May 2026 Plenary session The business of the day chaired by the Deputy Speaker Hon Andrew Mulei included; The tabling of two reports that include; 1.First Supplementary Budget for Fy 2025/2026 2.Budget estimates for Fy 2026/2027. The Chairperson of the Committee

The motions were deliberated and supported by members of the House. The Report on the sources of alternative sources of energy had an amendment motion moved by the Hon. James Dawa that urged the House to summon the CEC Environment and Natural resources for further deliberation.

1. The performance of the budget for the Fy 2024/2025 through the Outlook Paper. 2. 2. The performance of revenue for the Fy 2024/2025 through the Revenue Report 3. The alternative sources of energy substitutes used in the Public institutions in Kwale.

5th May 2026 Plenary session The fifth session of plenary proceedings commenced with the presentation of motions from the Hon. Manza Beja who serves as the Chairperson of the committee on Budget, Finance and Appropriations and the Hon. Mwaboza Mwachuo Chairperson of .

and public trust. Participants highlighted practical solutions to bridge systemic gaps and ensure every voice is represented. #6LegSum2026 #GoodGovernance #DemocracyInAction

General Session V focused on the urgent need for fair, inclusive, and gender-responsive elections. Led by Commissioner Anne Nderitu (IEBC) and moderated by Mulle Musau, the discussion emphasized stronger planning, preparedness, and collaboration to enhance electoral integrity

strong oversight, and firm accountability to uphold devolution.

mandates and limited resources, undermining effective oversight. The Controller of Budget remains a crucial checkpoint throughout the budget process, ensuring legal compliance and proper use of funds. Ultimately, resilient county assemblies require financial empowerment,

DAY 2 6th LEGISLATIVE SUMMIT 2026. THEME: "Resilient County Assemblies" Strengthening governance and financial autonomy is key to building resilient county assemblies. As noted by Transparency International’s Sheila Masinde, real accountability requires collaboration between