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Disband KFCB and repeal Cap 222 of the Laws of Kenya

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Joshua Wainaina
10 years ago

It is in contravention with the constitution to curtail freedom of expression in artistic and creative works. This is especially worrying when it is propagated by the government body meant to protect the very right.

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Xavier ywaya
10 years ago

Am just so mad right now

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Jeff
10 years ago

Its unreasonable and not spearheading Kenya in the Worldmap matters entertainment.

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Lukoye Atwoli
10 years ago

I fully support disbandment of this anachronistic body and a repeal of the silly law.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Giving your script is like sharing your ATM Pin

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Victor Wachira
10 years ago

Govt should focus on not trying to change or prevent the change of those that create and fund it by controling ideas.

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Ajitsa Khaguli
10 years ago

Let's fight for true change

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Kamau
10 years ago

This won't be allowed to happen. Art is the only reality freedom that we've been left with. We will fight this!

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Kenn Njoroge
10 years ago

I support repeal of the bill

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Adrian Mwangudza
10 years ago

Utterly Unacceptable

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Eliud Nganga
10 years ago

Ezekiel Mutua ...... Be serious with your officr

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Anonymous
10 years ago

This is unconstitutional and horrifying. And will hold back the country for centuaries

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Nick njache
10 years ago

The proposed bill is a Trojan horse to reintroduce censorship laws in Kenya

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Dennis Mwangi DYB
10 years ago

Film is normal life.so let's not fake it.

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Ntulele
10 years ago

I am against stupidity!

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Gibson Maina
10 years ago

#StopFilmBill

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Duncan Kiptarus Otieno
10 years ago

The bill in it's current form will undermine the growth and development of the film industry. It just therefore be stopped and a new one reintroduced.

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Mirriam Nthenge
10 years ago

An enabling legislative framework must aim at furthering rights not restricting them

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Eric
10 years ago

All this red tape just undermines and stifles the creative minds out there. It does not make sense.

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Irungu Houghton
10 years ago

Better for Kenya to return to the drawing board and involve the industry, otherwise games of cat and many very angry mice are inevitable.