Read the play extract below and answer the questions that follow
The Community Meeting
A community hall in a small town. The chief sits at the front with village elders. Villagers fill the benches. There is tension in the air.
CHIEF MUTUA: Thank you all for coming. As you know, the county government plans to build a factory on the land near the river.
MAMA WANJIKU: (Standing up angrily) That land has been ours for generations! Where will we graze our cattle? Where will our children play?
MR. ODHIAMBO: With all due respect, Mama Wanjiku, the factory will bring jobs. Many of our young people are unemployed. This could change their lives.
MAMA WANJIKU: Jobs? What good are jobs if we have no clean water to drink? The factory will pollute our river!
CHIEF MUTUA: (Raising his hand for silence) Both of you raise valid concerns. We must find a balance between development and protecting our environment.
YOUNG MAN: (From the back row) Why can't they build the factory somewhere else? There is empty land on the other side of town.
MR. ODHIAMBO: (Nodding slowly) That is actually a reasonable suggestion. Perhaps we should propose an alternative location to the county government.
CHIEF MUTUA: Good. I will form a committee to present our views. We shall include both those who support the factory and those who oppose it.
(The villagers murmur in agreement. The meeting continues with more discussions.)