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    "content": "Hon. Robert Mbui, CBS, regarding the recruitment of teachers for Junior Secondary Schools, including the number of slots allocated to each constituency. 3. Question 37/2025 by the Member for Kajiado Central, Hon. Kanchory Elijah Memusi, regarding report on the distribution of textbooks to primary and secondary schools in the country. 4. Question 38/2025 by the Member for Matuga, Hon. Kassim Tandaza, regarding the status report on the qualified teachers trained per teacher-student ratio under the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). 5. Question 39/2025 by the Member for Githunguri, Hon. Gathoni Wamuchomba, HSC, regarding the total amount of capitation funds disbursed by the Ministry per school in the Financial Year 2024/2025 in Githunguri Constituency. 6. Question 40/2025 by the Member for Ruiru, Hon. Simon King’ara, regarding measures taken by the Ministry to ensure that Mutuya Primary School receives capitation funds to cater for the 242 students registered as Junior Secondary School learners. 7. Question 41/2025 by the Member for Lamu East, Hon. (Capt.) Ruweida Obo, regarding the utilisation of the funds by Kizingitini Secondary School in Lamu East Constituency, particularly on maintenance of the facilities in the school. 8. Question 42/2025 by the Member for Kaloleni, Hon. Paul Katana, regarding the steps that have been taken to ensure compliance with the Government directive requiring principals to release withheld Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) and Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) certificates to former students, regardless of outstanding fees. 9. Question 43/2025 by the Member for Homa Bay County, Hon. Joyce Bensuda, regarding Government’s policies on adult education, including its operational framework and accessibility to marginalised communities. Hon. Bensuda is at her place and she is listening keenly. She is saying yes."
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