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Officers heading public offices in the country have been urged to learn sign language to enable the deaf access government services easily. Coordinator of the Kakamega Deaf Association Mr. Bonface Ochieng’
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Civil servants from Bungoma County have been asked to embrace Kenyan Sign Language (KSL) in a bid to communicate well with the deaf and serve them better. In an interview with
Read onPeople living with disabilities have challenged the government to incorporate sign language in the new curriculum to be taught as one of the subjects in schools. The Homa Bay County Director
Read onThe government has been urged to work in partnership with other stakeholders to promote basic sign language and mainstream it so as to end the exclusion of the hearing- impaired
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