The National Assembly Speaker of Kenya, Moses Wetang’ula, has revealed a strategy to secure the two Houses of Parliament.
The planned area to be secured will be dubbed Bunge Towers, with Wetang’ula saying the move is progressing well.
He added that the move aims to enhance the security of the Parliamentary precincts, provide adequate office space for Members and staff and ensure smooth traffic flow, among others.
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“Today, I chaired a session of the Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC) Commissioners and Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja aimed at briefing the Nairobi City County Government on PSC’s ambitious plans to secure Parliament Buildings and its surroundings,” said Wetang’ula.
During the meeting held at Parliament Buildings, the leaders deliberated on how to collaborate with Nairobi City County to facilitate the smooth securing of the proposed Bunge Towers area.
“We have involved the City County in our new plan because they have a role to play in ensuring smooth completion of the project,” said the Speaker.
Later, Speaker Wetang’ula led the team touring the proposed Bunge Towers area.
According to the new plan, the area that incorporates both Houses and offices for Members and staff and the parking area will undergo a significant facelift.
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