Okiya Omtatah

Okiya Omtatah

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Okiya Omtatah is a Kenyan senator representing Busia, distinguished for his activism and advocacy for better governance and accountability in the political landscape. He is recognized for his commitment to public service and his efforts to champion the rights of citizens, making significant contributions to the development of his constituency.

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Kenya Kenya: Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah raised concerns about the planning and public participation for the project. 6

The Standard: Senators raise concern over Sh500 million Kilifi Industrial park project

Kenya Kenya: Okiya Omtatah is a Busia Senator advocating for the adoption of an electronic voting system in Kenya. 7

The Standard: Omtatah wants IEBC to drop paper ballots for electronic voting system

Kenya Kenya: Okiya Omtatah was suspended from the Senate for making unparliamentary remarks about President William Ruto. 4

The Standard: Omtatah suspended from Senate over 'yapping' remark

Kenya Kenya: The petition was filed by Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah alongside activists Bernard Muchiri Muchere and Naomi Nyakerario Misati. 6

The Standard: High Court shatters Ruto's Sh11.5b railway project, orders fresh tender

Kenya Kenya: The petition was filed by Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah alongside activists Bernard Muchiri Muchere and Naomi Nyakerario Misati. 6

The Standard: Court halts construction of Sh11.5b railway project, orders fresh tender

Kenya Kenya: Senator Okiya Omtatah's petition has brought the question of odious debt before the courts. 7

The Standard: Odious debt is the symptom, Kenya's development model is the Disease

Kenya Kenya: Senator Okiya Omtatah has petitioned the Judicial Service Commission seeking the removal of three judges. 6

The Standard: Omtatah seeks removal of three judges over US health deal ruling