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Disband KFCB and repeal Cap 222 of the Laws of Kenya

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Kendi
8 years ago

Creativity should not be suppressed.

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Edwin Obare
8 years ago

Freedom of Social Media intelligence

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Beverlyne
8 years ago

Film is meant to create jobs like any other industry, however, the heavy levies levelled against any investor in this area is becoming increasing counterproductive.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Retrogressive organization hell bent on stifling creativity in this digital era.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I support this cause.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This is infringement on our rights to communication

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Kelvin kamuhia
8 years ago

There are more disadvantages than advantages the youth need to be empowered and this is exactly the opposite.

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Kajwang
8 years ago

The tenet used by kfcb to promote/support creative arts is very vindictive especially to the youth in the current state. We have to speak out .

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Mwanzia Eric
8 years ago

Disband KFCB

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Anonymous
8 years ago

No more EZEKIEL MUTUA. He must go. No more backward thinking.

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Otadoh Ouma
8 years ago

This is an abuse of the kenyan freedom of expression. Disband KFCB

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Willy Ojiro
8 years ago

I knew the Kenyan government was absurd, but this is beyond unnecessary

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Said
8 years ago

Need to work freely bana

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Wilhelmus Ke
8 years ago

Making it expensive, distortion or whatever the cash is ment for is not what kenya needs..just print guidelines on how not to shoot a video and if an artist is found doint the wrong thing handle it as a case by case...

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John Eliakim
8 years ago

I hereby sign this petition to disband KFCB and the corresponding regulations since it negates the gains we've made in the new constitution and curtails youth empowerment both economically and socially.

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Fiona Mwangi
8 years ago

Creativity can't be caged .We must let it flow and let people express themselves freely .

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Disband KFCB!!

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Joseph Kariuki
8 years ago

I support

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Anonymous
8 years ago

You can't regulate art.

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Agape Gichuki
8 years ago

I thought they were upholding ower moral standards but it seems they are after money