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KTN, NTV, and Citizen TV to challenge withdrawal of frequencies in court

Kenya: Media Owners Association has accused the Communication Authority of Kenya (CAK) of being partisan and favouring Pan African Group (PANG) and Multichoice's GoTv in the digital migration wars.

In a reaction to the revocation of a temporally digital broadcasting licence issued to three media houses allowing them to have their own digital distribution platform, MOA said that the regulator was trying to muzzle the local media houses in order to have them give their contents to the two foreign owned companies.

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