Disband KFCB and repeal Cap 222 of the Laws of Kenya
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Ignatius Eugenia
8 years ago
The Kenya youth are taking an initiative and doing something with their lives despite the huge rate of unemployment, denying us the right to express ourselves creatively only puts the country a step behind and leads to an even bigger number of idle youth... How does that benefit our country really?
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Resian Maryanne
8 years ago
This is beyond ridiculous!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Outrageous!
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brian ndung'u
8 years ago
Is this modern day slavery?
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Douglas Karuku
8 years ago
They are pushing creatives from finding their purpose
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Dixon kevin murugu
8 years ago
This is bad for upcoming youth talent aiming to break into the limelight
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jacob mutula
8 years ago
human rights abuse by Ezekiel Mutua
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Jedidah Vanessa
8 years ago
Now This so called stone age leaders the likes of Ezekiel Mutua making stupid decisions under a very cruel generation. If people deported Miguna So will Ezekiel Mutua. To hell with KFCB
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Charles Muturi
8 years ago
Totally unacceptable.
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Sylviah maore
8 years ago
In the 21st century this shouldn't even be a topic of discussion.This what what happens when ministries are assigned to closed minded,negatively" traditional" people.what happens to freedom of expression and information at this point?
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Carrol njeri
8 years ago
It's unfair and infringes on your freedom of speech
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Charles Muturi
8 years ago
This is a clear indication of an institution that is over stepping their mandate, and bulldozing draconian laws down our throats. It's unacceptable and we must put an end to this.
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Wawira Njagi
8 years ago
Our creativity aired via free online platforms cannot be used to make money for whatever this bill stands for. This is wrong.
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Michael
8 years ago
If the board cannot limit itself within it's mandate, time to make it go bye bye. Where are the MPs who were former entertainers? KJ? Jaguar?
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Stephen
8 years ago
NO TO KFCB
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kinotijon
8 years ago
Aye Support!
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Stephanie Wangari
8 years ago
We as Kenyans must stand up for our right to express ourselves.
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David Kimani
8 years ago
I support the petition entirely to disband this "backward" agency which serves no purpose to us as creatives.
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Dennis Purity
8 years ago
They are ruining film industry
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The media industry needs to grow without constraints from the government.
The Kenya youth are taking an initiative and doing something with their lives despite the huge rate of unemployment, denying us the right to express ourselves creatively only puts the country a step behind and leads to an even bigger number of idle youth... How does that benefit our country really?
This is beyond ridiculous!
Outrageous!
Is this modern day slavery?
They are pushing creatives from finding their purpose
This is bad for upcoming youth talent aiming to break into the limelight
human rights abuse by Ezekiel Mutua
Now This so called stone age leaders the likes of Ezekiel Mutua making stupid decisions under a very cruel generation. If people deported Miguna So will Ezekiel Mutua. To hell with KFCB
Totally unacceptable.
In the 21st century this shouldn't even be a topic of discussion.This what what happens when ministries are assigned to closed minded,negatively" traditional" people.what happens to freedom of expression and information at this point?
It's unfair and infringes on your freedom of speech
This is a clear indication of an institution that is over stepping their mandate, and bulldozing draconian laws down our throats. It's unacceptable and we must put an end to this.
Our creativity aired via free online platforms cannot be used to make money for whatever this bill stands for. This is wrong.
If the board cannot limit itself within it's mandate, time to make it go bye bye. Where are the MPs who were former entertainers? KJ? Jaguar?
NO TO KFCB
Aye Support!
We as Kenyans must stand up for our right to express ourselves.
I support the petition entirely to disband this "backward" agency which serves no purpose to us as creatives.
They are ruining film industry
The media industry needs to grow without constraints from the government.