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Disband KFCB and repeal Cap 222 of the Laws of Kenya

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Michael Beglin
10 years ago

This is obvious censorship, obviously intended for malicious use against the free public, it implies a form of monopoly on art, which is obnoxious and culturally suffocating, it is an insult to the image of Kenya as an embasador for progress. No bill whose direct affect is to harm, youth, educators, thinkers and philanthropists as well as the image of Kenya in international light, should even attempt being proposed. To think time is being wasted on such trivial political masterbation in this day and age is intolerable

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Josephat
10 years ago

Stop this.

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Obimbo
10 years ago

Basic rights! Freedom of expression.

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Mariannah hiuhu
10 years ago

Love.peace.unity

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Michelle hiuhu
10 years ago

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Ian isaboke
10 years ago

Give is what works for us.

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Kevin kimwatu
10 years ago

Let creativity flourish

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Robert Waweru
10 years ago

Disband KFCB and repeal cap 222 of the laws of Kenya

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Adrian Gathu
10 years ago

Tsk!

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Guantai benson
10 years ago

Let us not kill Kenyans creativity. United we stand for our rights and the development of the future generation.

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Jackson Otieno
10 years ago

Constitutionalism

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Paul Ogola
10 years ago

Art is life, killing art is murder!!!!

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Natalie Wanjiru
10 years ago

Let's do this!!

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Abubakar Muindi
10 years ago

Having a bill is a good thing, however the clauses are oppressive and inconsiderate.

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Gladys Njihia
10 years ago

The government should concentrate on more serious issues instead of making it harder for the youth to create their own employment opportunities

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Damaris
10 years ago

Don't gag us!!

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Jacob Jules
10 years ago

I support u

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Mutua Mutuku
10 years ago

Against all forms of censorship

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Hendrick Samuel
10 years ago

We cannot let the rights of the creative society be infringed!!!!

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Joyce Mwangi
10 years ago

The act feels more of a censorship than a code of conduct.