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    "speaker_name": "Mr. Deputy Speaker",
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    "content": "The Chair is in possession of copies of two letters. One is the letter that is addressed to the Managing Director, Telkom (K) for the Director, Mrs. J.B. Ntoyai, from the KCCT stating exactly as hon. C. Kilonzo has stated. It refers to Mr. Kuva as the manager of the club. There is another copy of handwritten letter from Telkom (K) Limited, in which he is referred to as the caretaker of the Ngong Club by none other than an officer in Telkom (K) by the name Theuri, in which he is instructed as follows: “This is to instruct you to allow the KCCT to cut grass for their animals at the school.” You do not give instructions to somebody who is not working in your organization. This is an organization whose precursor was the KCCT. It is common knowledge. Mr. Assistant Minister, I suggest that you look at these things more thoroughly and do the necessary consultation because it is outrageous for somebody to claim that a fellow Kenyan can be a casual worker for 17 years or even go further and refer to him as a volunteer while negating your initial statement. That is a form of perjury, hon. Assistant Minister! You cannot call him a casual and then change your mind and call him a volunteer in the same spirit and this is carried in the HANSARD. It is only fair that you do your social responsibility as well as your mandated responsibility. Do the necessary consultation with the department, as a Ministry that is supposed to protect the welfare of the Kenyan workers and come back to this House with an appropriate answer. This Question is deferred and should appear on the Order Paper on Wednesday morning, next week."
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