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"speaker_name": "Mr. Githae",
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"content": "qualifications. Do not just look at paper qualifications. Why do we require typists to have 80 words per minute? If you can type even with one finger, you are qualified to be a chief's typist. How many letters are written at the chief's office in a day? They are probably one or two. When you insist on 140 words per minute, where will you get them? Leave those requirements to Nairobi. In Nairobi if you ask for even 200 words per minute, you will get them. Likewise, if you insist on computer literacy somewhere in Mandera, Wajir, Lokichoggio, it is unfair. That is what is happening now. You will find cases like the ones the Mover has given us. Out of 80 drivers, only three were from ASALs. I think it is unfair. We must take drastic steps to make sure that every person in Kenya feels part and parcel of this country."
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