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"content": "Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. When the former KPTC was dissolved, it was split into the Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK), the Postal Corporation of Kenya (PCK) and Telkom Kenya Limited (TKL). The Assistant Minister says that this welfare which was running the sports club, so she claims, was not part of the KPTC. I wish to table enough data here, one by one, for the benefit of the Assistant Minister. Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, there is an internal memorandum from the then KPTC which instructed the then club manager to employ the current manager. Further, as evidence that this was an employee of the KPTC, I wish to table an attendance list here. I also wish to table a letter from Telkom Kenya addressed to the manager, Telkom Sports Club, whose ownership and management she is denying, to the attention of Mr. Kula, giving him instructions on what to do with bills, which I will table. I wish to table another letter here by G. AKula, who is the club manager, addressed to the property manager, Telkom Kenya, which is stamped and received by Telkom Kenya on 26th regarding issues of electricity. I also wish to table another letter here showing that Telkom, indeed, runs this place. This letter is written by a certain Theuri, who was a property manager, asking the caretaker to allow the Kenya College of Communication and Technology (KCCT) to go ahead and cut grass, and will table it. I further wish to table another letter as a proof that this institution is run by Telkom Kenya. This letter is from Kenya College of Communication and Technology talking about use. This letter refers to the club manager, who had asked that they get in touch with the boss; I also wish to table it. I also wish to table two other letters. This letter was from none other than the Vice-President, who was then the Minister for Foreign Affairs, addressed to the Managing Director, Telkom Kenya, regarding the permanent status of this employee; I also table it. The second letter is also from the Vice-President, who was then the Minister for Education, on the same issue and was addressed to the MD, Telkom Kenya. There are very many letters which I am tabling here by Akula himself, writing to Telkom Kenya over the years regarding his status as an employee."
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