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In its report approving their suitability, the committee, chaired by Speaker Moses Wetangula, said the two had demonstrated a strong grasp of topical, administrative and technical matters related to their dockets. The report, which was tabled Tuesday, is set for debate tomorrow, allowing lawmakers to express their views before a final vote is taken. Meanwhile, the Committee on Information, Communication and Innovation has approved with reservations the nomination of Stephen Isaboke as the Principal Secretary for Broadcasting. The Committee wants Isaboke re-assigned, citing a conflict of interest.
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