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    "speaker_name": "Hon. (Ms.) Kedogo",
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        "legal_name": "Dorcas Luvalitsa Kedogo",
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    "content": "Yes. This is because we should have given children laptops by now. Let me tell you: Today he says he is bringing laptops, tomorrow he says he is bringing tablets, we do not even know when he will bring those tablets or laptops. Of course, he is unable to control his people in that office. In the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, there are people who have been there for a long time, even for three or two years without being confirmed. His senior officers have not been confirmed. What is he waiting for? He would have advertised those positions. He is unable to handle that office. If you look at the pay rise for teachers, he is saying the Government has no money. He did not even consult. He does not know how to consult and work with people. He does not because immediately the courts gave an okay for teachers to get their pay rise, he said there was no money. We are saying Kaimenyi does not know how to consult with stakeholders. That is why we want him to go out of that office. If you look at Garissa Teachers Training College, there are students who have not yet gone there. I wonder what he is doing to them. They are just at home waiting to go back to the training college. What we are saying is that Kaimenyi has refused to talk to people. He does not want dialogue. Look at school fees. There are schools that were paying little fees, even less than Kshs20,000 but Kaimenyi said he wanted the minimum to be around Kshs50,000. Was he really helping students, or was he killing them? I think there was a time in Mombasa when he told us about the Njuri Ncheke ."
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