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    "id": 1438921,
    "url": "https://info.mzalendo.com/api/v0.1/hansard/entries/1438921/?format=api",
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Kikuyu, UDA",
    "speaker_title": "Hon. Kimani Ichung'wah",
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    "content": "I confirm that there are adequate resources, including air transportation, fixed airwing, aircraft, and helicopters. Even if the Deputy President opted to travel by sea, there are adequate resources for him to travel by sea, the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR), Coast Bus, or any other bus. It is not unusual. I do not know why anybody would think it is unusual for the Deputy President to travel with our national carrier, Kenya Airways. I have witnessed holders of that office in the person of William Ruto, our current President, use not just Kenya Airways. Last week, when he travelled to South Korea, he took a commercial airliner to and fro. The only difference is that he never posed for any photograph anywhere. As Deputy President, William Ruto travelled not just by Kenya Airways but also by Jambojet to Mombasa and Eldoret. He has used Skyward, Renegade, and Safari Link to Maasai Mara. Therefore, it is not unusual. The only unusual thing that happened yesterday that may have gotten Hon. Jared Okello's attention was the Deputy President towing a brand-new bag - as Hon. Junet says, that could not even fit into the compartments in the aeroplane— and posing for a photograph. Regarding security matters, the Deputy President was also very well secured yesterday, and I can confirm that to the country. He had with him not less than 19 bodyguards, 14 of whom he was to travel with on that aircraft. Therefore, he had no problems with people to carry his bags. Let nobody think that the Deputy President had problems with people carrying his bags. He had not less than three photographers to take photographs."
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