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    "speaker_name": "Mr. Kipchumba Murkomen",
    "speaker_title": "The Cabinet Secretary for Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports",
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        "legal_name": "Onesimus Kipchumba Murkomen",
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    "content": " Yes, even when we watch Arsenal suffer together. I believe we need to sort out that area. Thank you for your support and that of Hon. Members. This is not an easy area. It has had problems for a long time. We will do everything possible in the upcoming elections to ensure that we open up the space and democracy prevails. It is so that we can get the best people to manage our football. On the question about our athletes, allow me to think about it further. That is because we will be asked why we are charging a person who has come to train higher fees than the one who has come to film at the national park. In our policy consideration, we will have a holistic approach to the same. Also, when we build facilities like Kamariny Stadium, Kipchoge Stadium or Kapsabet Stadium, they will access them at a higher fee than the locals. Those training facilities will help us to get some resources. I truly agree with you that those people make a lot of money after training here. They live in small cubicles in the training facility and leave very little investment. There has been failure in the past in terms of investors. Very few people have invested in facilities. For example, Ngong, as we discussed with Hon. Ngogoyo, if we had a proper stadium there, people would put up hotels and get a lot of money. I want to tell the private sector that they have an opportunity to make money in sports. It is an area which can enrich the Republic. Thank you, Hon. Speaker for giving me this opportunity. I have enjoyed the discussion with Hon. Members. It has been very exciting to serve in this Ministry for the last one month. I look forward to further interactions."
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