Nairobi — The Government is piling pressure on broadcasters to increase programming for local and children's content.
New Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK) proposals released on Tuesday, target radio and television companies. The CCK released the draft broadcasting code of practice for free-to-air radio and television for public comment, before they are published in the Kenya Gazette as required by law.
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