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Ezekiel Mutua calls for a meeting to discuss proposed amendments to the film, stage plays and publications Act

Ezekiel Mutua,CEO,Kenya Film Classification Board at the Nairobi Safari Club hotel. May 4th,2016. Photo/Elvis Ogina (Nairobi)

The Kenya Film Classification Board has called for a consultative meeting for stakeholders in the creative arts to discuss proposed amendments to the laws governing classification and licensing of film, stage plays and publications.

The meeting will be held at the National Museums of Kenya tomorrow to have artistes, producers and directors discuss the document that is already causing concerns that it may bring back the old days of censorship.

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