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    "id": 153179,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Mr. Ojode",
    "speaker_title": "May 20, 2009 PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES 647 The Assistant Minister, Ministry of State for Provincial Administration and Internal Security",
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        "legal_name": "Joshua Orwa Ojode",
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    "content": "(c) The injured were treated and discharged at Ogwithi Health Centre. Meanwhile, my Ministry is taking up the issue of those persons who moved from Trans Mara to Thidhina and Mirunga centres within Migori District with the Ministry of State for Special Programmes to ensure that they are safely back to their shambas. Again, peace and reconciliation meetings between elders from the two communities are ongoing and the situation is set to stabilize soon. Other efforts that my Ministry has made include the following:- Intensive police patrols along the Migori/Trans Mara border and a contingent of Anti-Stock Theft Unit (ASTU) officers have been deployed to beef up security along the two bordering districts. Joint District Security Committee (DSC) meetings between Migori and Trans Mara were held at Masurula ASTU Camp on 23rd April, 2009, where modalities and resolutions geared towards bringing about lasting peace and tranquility were put in place. An Administration Police (AP) camp has also been established at Ogwithi Market with a strength of an AP sergeant, a corporal and several constables with constant reinforced patrols from Migori Police Station. The Provincial Administration has embarked on peace barazas in all the sub- locations in Trans Mara and Migori districts. Let us hope that those efforts will eventually restore peace and end the clashes once and for all. Due to those efforts, peace has been restored and both communities are now peacefully doing their businesses at Ogwithi Market."
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