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Disband KFCB and repeal Cap 222 of the Laws of Kenya

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Kennedy Kinoti
8 years ago

This bill will kill the creative industry while making so much money for officials who haven't created any content themselves. They should have their own youtube/ facebook an enforce such rules

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Mary
8 years ago

Nil

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Rih
8 years ago

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Lilian
8 years ago

Amend the rules to help the creatives grow!

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Bernadette Muthoni
8 years ago

When the masses are angry every day, because the government tramples on them every chance they get, our films, our songs, our blogs, our v-logs - are our escape, our means of protest. Our creations are the way in which we navigate this life. This is how we stay alive, how we pay our bills, what gives meaning to our days, our existence. I refuse to stand by and watch as all these hurdles are put up against our freedom of expression.

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Erick Ogaro
8 years ago

KFCB is incompetent and discriminative

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Faith
8 years ago

The law is dumb. How do people pay for posting on a platform that doesn't pay them

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Charity Cheruto
8 years ago

It is absurd

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Timothy
8 years ago

Say no to censorship. We must not permit the stifling of creativity through archaic and draconian laws that have no place in the modern world.

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Mercy Mwende
8 years ago

Disband KFCB

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Faith
8 years ago

Disband it or review it.

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Renson Mutsoli
8 years ago

Foward!!!

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kevin mutonga
8 years ago

BAN

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Kennedy Owino ndolo
8 years ago

Am a music video Producer have been struggling to learn this work thinking that it would help me and ather Kenyans too. I shoot a video by hiring machines after payment I am only left with 5% of instrest Ike 3_5 k now I can't. Why is mutual killing tallents inkenya u can't finance them neither promotion them but you are busy killing their talents enough is enough

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Felix Odete
8 years ago

Pit a stop to this oppression, and myths of fairly rated opportunities.

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Allan
8 years ago

These are backward laws and regulations undeserving of a country like ours... KENYA!!

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Brian Mulei
8 years ago

An End to Madness...

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Anonymous
8 years ago

It's oppressing the creative youth

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Anonymous
8 years ago

There is need for public inclusion in making such vital changes

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Regina Achieng
8 years ago

This is uncouth