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Reprieve for three media houses as court suspends switch-off notice

Reprieve for three media houses as court suspends switch-off notice
Chief Justice Willy Mutunga (right) and judge Mohamed Ibrahim during the hearing of the digital migration case Monday.

Three media houses got a temporary reprieve after the Supreme Court suspended a notice to terminate their analogue television broadcasting signals by the Communications Authority of Kenya (CAK).

The court cleared the air over a dispute between the Standard Group, Nation Media Group and Royal Media Services on one hand and the CAK, on the other, on whether or not their analogue transmission should have been switched off on December 31, last year.

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