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    "id": 590928,
    "url": "https://info.mzalendo.com/api/v0.1/hansard/entries/590928/?format=api",
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Hon. (Ms.) Muia",
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    "speaker": {
        "id": 1872,
        "legal_name": "Regina Nthambi Muia",
        "slug": "regina-nthambi-muia"
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    "content": "ask the old men how their cases went, they say they did not hear anything and that they are waiting for their lawyer to translate. This is very important. If Kiswahili can also be allowed, more so in areas outside municipalities like our place, I am sure those old men will be able to follow the cases. It is very disappointing to see some judges being vetted. If you look at the list of the judges who have been vetted, you will find that some of them have question marks. Once they are vetted, I do not know whether they have a committee which looks at the issues that people are complaining about. With this law, things are going to work better than we expected. More so, they have to look at the areas where documents are kept. When they are needed even after 10 years you can go and get them. Sometimes, when a file disappears when a very serious case is going on and you know the technology is not there, you cannot refer anywhere. The file disappears with the case and everything. You may find some documents missing if you start from the beginning. So I support the language issue and the integrity of the registry. I am sure that once that is looked into, things are going to change. I do not want to repeat what has been. With those few words, I support."
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