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Disband KFCB and repeal Cap 222 of the Laws of Kenya

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Anonymous
8 years ago

DISBAND KFCB

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Benson Ogola
8 years ago

We don't need KFCB, it is a duplication of roles by other dept

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Allow Kenyan Creativity spread this act is stupidity

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Sally Senewa Sirere
8 years ago

They should stop this nonsense

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This is pathetic. Killing dreams and talent at best.

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Mueni Nzoka
8 years ago

I thought this government is intent on opening up opportunities in the digital platform, how is that possible when by the stroke of a pen you have scattered jobs for hundreds and job opportunities for even more. Let's not even talk about the educational material shared. Or simply key learning platforms. There are enough laws to capture those that spread malicious news but do not cut your nose to spite your face.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Smh

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This is stupid, if the social media platforms themselves are not restricting us from putting up content then who does Ezekiel Mutua think he is to do so? You’re burning this country to the ground, and the entertainment industry will be quick to falter. Thanks alot.

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Ranjes Luther
8 years ago

This is utter nonsense .. They should grow up and look for other ways to scheme money but not with the common mwananchi. Idiots

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Refuse to pay for and submit a script for your scrutiny - to approve or not to approve - to shoot a video of a lemon sliced in half.

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Brenda
8 years ago

The penalties are absurd, plus there are people who depend on those view made from their phones for their livelihoods. Ezekiel should consider that...It's stupid nkt

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Anonymous
8 years ago

It is so disheartening to see creatives being subjected to such an egregious bill. Never imagined this would be happening in 2018. It needs to be stopped!

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Arnold Omanyo
8 years ago

This is unjust and needs to stop. They need to understand the plight and struggles of content creators and Youtubers in Kenya. In many (and most cases) unless you’ve got over 1 million subscribers, YouTube pays you peanuts from Ad revenue so how can it be expected such rediculous costs are placed on content creators. I’m all for fairness of law and paying taxes but not when it’s outright robbery

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Sammy Wachilonga
8 years ago

Retrogressive, it wants to cap human creativity and thinking.

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Sarah Nyambura
8 years ago

The film board needs better engagement with industry holders in order to properly "protect" citizens...

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Kahumburu Mutahi
8 years ago

Restricting progress of creativity

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Akili ni mali
8 years ago

KFCB, led by Ezekiel Mutua, has no clue on how Technology, social media and digital space works.

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Antony Job
8 years ago

I totally disagree with this bill and i think that its completely stupid and pointless. This is just another way they are trying to mint money from us through some ridiculous laws and policies. I mean like do they just wake up and just decide to pit up these laws or what??

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ERICK OTIENO
8 years ago

HIS LAW IS NOT FAIR FOR POOR PEOPLE

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Chelsea Otieno
8 years ago

The tyranny and impunity of the KFCB needs to be put to an end. They can no longer be allowed to act as the Kenyan moral police.