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Disband KFCB and repeal Cap 222 of the Laws of Kenya

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Leon Ongaya
10 years ago

Artists must be heard as well

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Khalil Ali Ambo
10 years ago

If they go on with this ridiculous bill our creative sector will not grow and thrive.

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Patricia
10 years ago

#KillTheBill

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Rachel Mwihaki
10 years ago

#killthefilmbill

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Eric Joseph Omondi
10 years ago

We cannot be governed by such institutions.

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Janet bulinga
10 years ago

#kill the bill

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tonny muchui
10 years ago

Bring an end to a joker messing with careers

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Basil Ogembo
10 years ago

I sign and agree

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Shem Agunga
10 years ago

This bill is not only harmful to the film industry but also made in bad faith.

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Peter Njuguna Kabi
10 years ago

We can not go back to dictatorship

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Moses Karanja
10 years ago

Consider using Jadili to annotate specifics within the draft that you think are retrogressive. All the comments, sentiments and proposed changes are handed over to drafters. http://jadili.ictpolicy.org/docs/kfcb2016

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David
10 years ago

#killthebill

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moses ngwiiri
10 years ago

Let it b drafted but don't limit creativity.... Actually limit foreign contents instead...

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Felix Odongo
10 years ago

This law is taking us to the Nyayo rule.... this is 21st Century and the freedom of expression of Artist will not be infringed by Mutua.

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Peter Thuo Mburu
10 years ago

The government should not be made to be a partner in crime in assassinating the Kenyan Film future.So many soul's depend on the industry.This is a big employer.H.E.Excellency the President,flash out the enemy within.Is this Mutua trying to flex muscles for withdrawal of his diplomatic passport?

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Charles wahome
10 years ago

I do not support the drafted Film Bill.

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Audrey Choge
10 years ago

This is an insult to all artists!!! Tumekataa

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Njeri JB Kiarie
10 years ago

we will not be cowed nor silenced by these people who nothing about creative arts. We won't just watch them destroy art in this country.

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Jim Malakwen
10 years ago

2016 and Kenyan artists must deal with such nonsense while Nollywood and other regional film industries are thriving. Unacceptable!

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Jerah Etale
10 years ago

This bill is just a total insult to us in the creative arts industry