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    "id": 60739,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Mr. Kiunjuri",
    "speaker_title": "The Assistant Minister for Public Works",
    "speaker": {
        "id": 175,
        "legal_name": "Festus Mwangi Kiunjuri",
        "slug": "mwangi-kiunjuri"
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    "content": ", which carry 14 passengers. We have not been told how those in the transport industry are going to be facilitated by the Government so that they can access funds and buy the big buses. Are we saying that the poor of this country will be completely left out of business in this country? We agree that we should have buses operating in towns but for the rural areas and other towns, let us still have the minibuses until the Government lays down the procedure where people can access money. Otherwise, this Parliament is already being condemned because we are not taking care of the poor. There are some of us and those in leadership and high positions who only thrive on upsetting the order. They cannot have anything to say unless they are rattling Kenyans and making sure that there is no peace in this country. They have no agenda! How can they say they have an agenda while, for the last one month or so, all what we hear out there are politicians attacking each others? All those who are pretending to be presidential candidates and presidential material do is to chest thump. We are tired of that! We must make sure that if it is about the Constitution, all of us are not casting the anchor. We must make sure that we are moving together. You cannot pretend that others are sabotaging you while you are on the front line. You cannot come here and pretend that you are drinking water while you are taking wine. At the end of the day, thieves have no honour. If that is how they want to treat us, everybody has a couple of --- We shall open them up if that is how they want us to do it. But it would be unfortunate for us if that is what the leadership of this country wants to treat Kenyans."
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