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Disband KFCB and repeal Cap 222 of the Laws of Kenya

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fndaga
8 years ago

Passing a law that criminalizes filming without a license is a big step backwards, it pours cold water on private citizens' fight against corruption, brutality by authorities (cops & kanjo), poor service delivery in public facilities etc... KFCB (read Ezekiel Mutua) doesn't want us to document things of public interest, doesn't want us to appreciate Kenya's beautiful landscape and its warm people... doesn't want us to highlight problems affecting mwananchi, for the lens is more powerful than the gun. The lens captures the truth and the Government seemingly wants wananchi to remain uninformed. Nothing will stop us from filming with our phones - weddings, birthdays, office parties, street brawls etc. #DefyKFCB #DefyMutua

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Disband it

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Resist!

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Jonathan lumbila
8 years ago

This law will just make creative youth life hard

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Peter Njenga
8 years ago

Disband them. They are going beyond their mandate.

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Timothy Muisyo
8 years ago

We as Kenyans deserve more support in expressing our creativity and not more barriers to progress. It's high we stood against bad governance.

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Aisha
8 years ago

Disband Jinga hii!

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George Muiruri
8 years ago

They are trying to stifle the up and coming creators. How to they expect us to progress as a nation?

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Anonymous
8 years ago

There's a lot more pressing things to attend to!

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bonnie weru
8 years ago

Enough is enough

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Monica Obaga
8 years ago

YouTube isn't an employer. Its a free platform. Any income is taxable anyway. Registration as a filmmaker should be at a filmmaking union whose interests are the filmmakers healthcare and pricing of services, such as an actors, editors or producer's guild. Who is the beneficiary of tthe registration? To what end is the registration payment?

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This is how most people have embraced technology positively . The previous day's complains were that we are not using tech well now that bloggers n content creators have embraced a positive outcome they want to control it .... No no no too much

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Martin Njuguna
8 years ago

It's time for the board to be headed by a creative who understands the challenges the industry faces instead of an over-zealous bureaucrat who knows nothing.

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Mathew
8 years ago

How Ezekiel mutua got this job should be reviewed

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Justin Mawi
8 years ago

It's about time someone checked this people, they've done enough "checking" already

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Michael Indiazi
8 years ago

For the sake of our youth

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Ezekiel MUST GO!!!

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Sharon
8 years ago

I hope we stop them from making ridiculous laws that affect the average Kenyan creative trying to make a mark on social media and YouTube.

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Ian
8 years ago

Reaching out of they're mandate

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Abby Kahuthia
8 years ago

STOP EZEKIEL!!!!