2006 - 2008
University of Nairobi
Master of Laws (LL.M)
2000 - 2001
Kenya School of Law
Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Studies
1996 - 2000
University of Nairobi
Bachelor of Laws (LL.B)
1991 - 1994
St. Joseph’s High School, Rapogi
Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE)
1983 - 1990
Ndiru Primary School
Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE)
March 2013 – To date
Kenya National Assembly
Member of Parliament, Homa Bay Town Constituency
2011 – 2012
University of Nairobi
Lecturer
2009 – 2012
Kabarak University
Lecturer
2009 – 2012
Kenya School of Law
Lecturer
2004 – 2012
Lumumba, Mumma & Kaluma Advocates
Partner
2002 – 2003
B. M. Musau & Co. Advocates, Nairobi
Associate
2000 – 2001
Lumumba & Mumma Advocates
Pupilage
3. Membership to Committees (12th Parliament):
4. Membership to Committees (11th Parliament):
2013 – 2017
Departmental Committee on Justice & Legal Affairs
Member
2013 – 2017
Committee on Constituencies Development Fund
Member
2017
Departmental Committee on Administration and National Security
Member
Hon. George Peter Opondo Kaluma is a prominent Kenyan politician and the Member of Parliament (MP) for Homa Bay Town Constituency. His political career is marked by a strong focus on human rights, legal reforms, and social justice.
2013 – Present: He has been serving as the MP for Homa Bay Town Constituency after winning the seat in the 2013 general elections. He has been re-elected and continues to serve his constituency with a focus on advocacy for governance reforms and human rights.
Key Legislative Work: As an MP, Hon. Kaluma has been an active member of several committees in the National Assembly, including the Departmental Committee on Justice & Legal Affairs. He has been a staunch advocate for constitutional implementation, rule of law, and judicial independence.
Political Stance: Hon. Kaluma is known for his pro-life stance and advocacy for the protection of human dignity. He has also been involved in discussions on improving governance, promoting transparency, and supporting development in his constituency and beyond.
His legal background, combined with his political activism, has contributed to his influential role in Kenya's legislative processes.
Revenue: KES. 193,300,188 |
Expenditure: KES. 193,300,188 |
Total Contract Amount: KES. 11,828,200 |
Amount of Money Paid: KES. 11,828,200 |
% Age Payment: 100% |
Status of the Project: Incomplete. Projects were delayed despite full payment, affecting school development. |
Total Contract Amount: KES. 19,930,504 |
Amount of Money Paid: KES. 19,930,504 |
% Age Payment: 100% |
Status of the Project: Incomplete. Slow project implementation thus affecting service delivery thus causing failure to achieve intended purpose to the constituents of Homabay town. |
Total Contract Amount: KES. 6,092,050 (for emergency projects, including access roads) |
Amount of Money Paid: 2,600,000(for construction of access roads) |
% Age Payment: 100% |
Status of the Project: Lacks value of money. Projects were not labelled contrary to the provision of Regulation 15(1)(f) of the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NGCDF) Regulations, 2016. The access road to Ruga Primary School was claimed by another entity through publicity signboard. Emergency payments did not meet the required threshold for urgent and unforeseen needs of the expenditure. Value for money and regularity of KES. 2,600,000 could not be confirmed |
Total Contract Amount: KES.11,828,200 |
Amount of Money Paid: Not specified |
Status of the Project: Unlawful Six primary school projects were executed without public involvement, violating Public Finance Management Regulations (2015). Contract agreements for the projects did not specify contract duration. The Fund breached legal requirements for project planning. |
2006 - 2008
University of Nairobi
Master of Laws (LL.M)
2000 - 2001
Kenya School of Law
Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Studies
1996 - 2000
University of Nairobi
Bachelor of Laws (LL.B)
1991 - 1994
St. Joseph’s High School, Rapogi
Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE)
1983 - 1990
Ndiru Primary School
Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE)
March 2013 – To date
Kenya National Assembly
Member of Parliament, Homa Bay Town Constituency
2011 – 2012
University of Nairobi
Lecturer
2009 – 2012
Kabarak University
Lecturer
2009 – 2012
Kenya School of Law
Lecturer
2004 – 2012
Lumumba, Mumma & Kaluma Advocates
Partner
2002 – 2003
B. M. Musau & Co. Advocates, Nairobi
Associate
2000 – 2001
Lumumba & Mumma Advocates
Pupilage
3. Membership to Committees (12th Parliament):
4. Membership to Committees (11th Parliament):
2013 – 2017
Departmental Committee on Justice & Legal Affairs
Member
2013 – 2017
Committee on Constituencies Development Fund
Member
2017
Departmental Committee on Administration and National Security
Member
Hon. George Peter Opondo Kaluma is a prominent Kenyan politician and the Member of Parliament (MP) for Homa Bay Town Constituency. His political career is marked by a strong focus on human rights, legal reforms, and social justice.
2013 – Present: He has been serving as the MP for Homa Bay Town Constituency after winning the seat in the 2013 general elections. He has been re-elected and continues to serve his constituency with a focus on advocacy for governance reforms and human rights.
Key Legislative Work: As an MP, Hon. Kaluma has been an active member of several committees in the National Assembly, including the Departmental Committee on Justice & Legal Affairs. He has been a staunch advocate for constitutional implementation, rule of law, and judicial independence.
Political Stance: Hon. Kaluma is known for his pro-life stance and advocacy for the protection of human dignity. He has also been involved in discussions on improving governance, promoting transparency, and supporting development in his constituency and beyond.
His legal background, combined with his political activism, has contributed to his influential role in Kenya's legislative processes.
Revenue: KES. 193,300,188 |
Expenditure: KES. 193,300,188 |
Total Contract Amount: KES. 11,828,200 |
Amount of Money Paid: KES. 11,828,200 |
% Age Payment: 100% |
Status of the Project: Incomplete. Projects were delayed despite full payment, affecting school development. |
Total Contract Amount: KES. 19,930,504 |
Amount of Money Paid: KES. 19,930,504 |
% Age Payment: 100% |
Status of the Project: Incomplete. Slow project implementation thus affecting service delivery thus causing failure to achieve intended purpose to the constituents of Homabay town. |
Total Contract Amount: KES. 6,092,050 (for emergency projects, including access roads) |
Amount of Money Paid: 2,600,000(for construction of access roads) |
% Age Payment: 100% |
Status of the Project: Lacks value of money. Projects were not labelled contrary to the provision of Regulation 15(1)(f) of the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NGCDF) Regulations, 2016. The access road to Ruga Primary School was claimed by another entity through publicity signboard. Emergency payments did not meet the required threshold for urgent and unforeseen needs of the expenditure. Value for money and regularity of KES. 2,600,000 could not be confirmed |
Total Contract Amount: KES.11,828,200 |
Amount of Money Paid: Not specified |
Status of the Project: Unlawful Six primary school projects were executed without public involvement, violating Public Finance Management Regulations (2015). Contract agreements for the projects did not specify contract duration. The Fund breached legal requirements for project planning. |