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"speaker_name": "Mr. Wetangula",
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"content": " Mr. Speaker, Sir, to delve into the statements attributed to the President of Uganda, amounts to discussing his conduct. I want to seek your direction on the issue that I raised under Standing Order No.79 (1). I humbly submit that it is a Standing Order that protects friends of this country, including ambassadors and high commissioners accredited to Kenya and Presidents of friendly countries. Other issues mentioned by Mr. Mungatana, I would like to assure him that the Presidentâs speech must be taken within the context of the pass-out parade of the cadets in Lanet. He was simply directing them that their duty is to protect the integrity of this country, particularly, our borders. Indeed, that is the duty of every Government. It has no relevance to the success or otherwise of our diplomacy. It is through diplomatic engagements that we now have a joint commission to survey our boundary with Uganda from Lake Victoria to the Sudan junction. Regarding Remba and Ringiti islands and the occupants, I have no information about the alleged harassment. I will check in the records available in the Ministry of State for Provincial Administration and Internal Security and also in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and furnish the hon. Member with appropriate information once I get it."
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