Disband KFCB and repeal Cap 222 of the Laws of Kenya
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Anonymous
8 years ago
KFCB is becoming too much, hindering rhe youth creativy and innovation to fight the high levels of unemployment in the country. The government promised youths jobs, which they are failing to deliver, signing such a bill not only hinders creativity but draws back the Kenyan economy. We need a nation/country that supports the growth of the creative young generation to support and uphold our innovations, not destroying us.
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Fidel Francis
8 years ago
KFCB is an enemy of all creative in our country
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The KFCB is killing the creative industry which is an alternative source of employment to many youths in Kenya.
The KFCB and its CEO Ezekiel Mutua has proven incompetent in nuturing and growing the film and creative industry.
They have imposed retrogressive laws that will only kill the industry.
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Kevin
8 years ago
We just want to build our brand.
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Felix Wambua
8 years ago
Disband KFCB asap and repeal the law. Thank you
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Jonathan Makori
8 years ago
This is Silly
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Abdul
8 years ago
Where will unemployed youth get all of that money while he is struggling to create that content to making something for him/herself
They should be reasonable before making any law
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Anonymous
8 years ago
I condemn oppression
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Gee Thairu
8 years ago
KFCB is irrelevant and Ezekiel Mutua is stupid for thinking creatives will pay this
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Henry Karanja
8 years ago
We must not stifle creativity in the name of classification and neither should we let narcissism get into the way of people earning livelihoods. KFCB as currently constituted has clearly demonstrated that its raison d'être is to prohibit free expression and hence has no place in country that is desirous of developing
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Kevin chege
8 years ago
Kfcb must go
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Marlon
8 years ago
Ezekiel Mutua is past his time with his archaic thought process.
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John muthama
8 years ago
This is utter nonsense
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Nixon Namasake
8 years ago
Promote freedom of expression
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Ken
8 years ago
They are hindering growth of creatives and should be abolished with immediate effect
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Cugu
8 years ago
This is stifling creativity. Now imagine if YouTube was created by a Kenyan, How Much worse it would be
KFCB is becoming too much, hindering rhe youth creativy and innovation to fight the high levels of unemployment in the country. The government promised youths jobs, which they are failing to deliver, signing such a bill not only hinders creativity but draws back the Kenyan economy. We need a nation/country that supports the growth of the creative young generation to support and uphold our innovations, not destroying us.
KFCB is an enemy of all creative in our country
The KFCB is killing the creative industry which is an alternative source of employment to many youths in Kenya. The KFCB and its CEO Ezekiel Mutua has proven incompetent in nuturing and growing the film and creative industry. They have imposed retrogressive laws that will only kill the industry.
We just want to build our brand.
Disband KFCB asap and repeal the law. Thank you
This is Silly
Where will unemployed youth get all of that money while he is struggling to create that content to making something for him/herself They should be reasonable before making any law
I condemn oppression
KFCB is irrelevant and Ezekiel Mutua is stupid for thinking creatives will pay this
We must not stifle creativity in the name of classification and neither should we let narcissism get into the way of people earning livelihoods. KFCB as currently constituted has clearly demonstrated that its raison d'être is to prohibit free expression and hence has no place in country that is desirous of developing
Kfcb must go
Ezekiel Mutua is past his time with his archaic thought process.
This is utter nonsense
Promote freedom of expression
They are hindering growth of creatives and should be abolished with immediate effect
This is stifling creativity. Now imagine if YouTube was created by a Kenyan, How Much worse it would be
The gag on freedom of expression muss be stopped
Disband it sooner
This is killing talent
That’s a dumb idea