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Disband KFCB and repeal Cap 222 of the Laws of Kenya

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Anonymous
8 years ago

So sad... this is killing the Kenyan talents

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Catherine Irungu
8 years ago

Ezekiel and his laws need to go. The license regulation which have a negative impact to the vlogging community since it will curtail the talents Kenyans are trying to show to the world. The difference in cultures. If they want money let them go feed on others. Not the youth who are trying to establish themselves in the world

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Rosemary G
8 years ago

I refuse

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Ansh Sharma
8 years ago

For young developing filmmakers trying to pursue their dream, trying to keep themselves happy by doing what they love, they should not have the feeling of being questioned and feeling caged. This traps the mind and doesn't allow for creativity to progress and develop. If the mind is occupied in thinking about whether someone is going to come and question me about what I'm doing, it's just going to become very discouraging! The law should be there, but what's the point of having a license? The reason the law is here is because people are filming and producing content that is portraying a negative image of the country; In this kind of a situation, the license is pointless because if people still make videos with or without a license that is portraying a negative image, then what will happen? Action will still be taken no matter what. Instead of the license, the law should deny people from making specific type of content. The law should prevent people from filming negative content portraying a bad image of the country and if these laws aren't followed then this is when action is to be taken, for example, the 5 year imprisonment and 100,000KSH fine. If they want to film content not suitable for youngsters, then this is when they should have a license. The license should a form of approval from the government that comes with certain terms and regulations like viewer age restrictions for the young! This law should be reconsidered and changes have to be made that actually do make sense!

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Denis Ndung'u
8 years ago

where do they even expect a person using a phone to get 5k to post the video... that's not even reasonable

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Brian
8 years ago

Disband KFCB!

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Dir TOnny Exo
8 years ago

THis is an attempt to mockery of freedom of artistry. Enough is enough! Its a high time Mutua left the wagon.

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George Mbuto
8 years ago

its time for dinosaurs to take a bow.

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Angela Mbare
8 years ago

Creative expression often mirrors society, if we want to edit the reflection in the mirror we ought to edit the subject as well I. E. Put a cap on ALL OF OUR LIVES otherwise, creative expression should remain as is.

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Smith
8 years ago

This guy na de crazy

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Wilson lukoye
8 years ago

Kick these frauds out

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Paul
8 years ago

Liberate the art.

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George
8 years ago

This is undermining our freedom,we are taxed more than we can reproduce,when shall we grow economically if everything is pay license.

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Vivienne arege
8 years ago

I respect Abel Mutua but I am totally against this whole bill thing.......its not making sense in any way....

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Anne Ogongo
8 years ago

So much for freedom of the people.

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K Mwikya
8 years ago

Cap 222 is an unconstitutional and anachronistic law. We live in a new constitutional dispensation where censorship is unacceptable. #EzekielMustGo

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Esther Maingi
8 years ago

We want freedom as artists

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Marvin Kamata
8 years ago

Get Mutua of that seat at all costs

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Albert Mwanig
8 years ago

Time for this nutcase to go.

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lissa
8 years ago

I stand with Kenyan artists