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Kenya Film Commission boss confirms Kalasha International Film and Television Awards will go on: "Bigger and better"

By Kevin Tunoi | Feb. 5, 2025
Rumours have been swirling that the prestigious International Film and Television Awards, traditionally held in March, might not happen this year (Photo: David Gichuru/Standard, Kalasha/Instagram)

The fate of the 2025 Kalasha International Film and Television Awards hangs in the balance, but Kenya Film Commission (KFC) CEO Timothy Owase remains adamant, the show will go on.

Rumours have been swirling that the prestigious awards, traditionally held in March, might not happen this year.

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