[kictanet] Day-time Vulgar Conversations on Kenya Media

Barrack Otieno otieno.barrack at gmail.com
Wed Jun 26 08:54:14 EAT 2013


Spot on Matunda, the good book says where there is no Vision the
people perish, successfull societies are founded on strong values and
morality. Whether we subscribe to it and respect to other peoples
rights is key, this is where we demand strong leadership from the
people in positions of authority since they are our watchmen or
custodians otherwise vision 2030 will be a mirage. I hope we can hear
from from CCK or members of the broadcast content advisory council
since this is not the first time this issue is popping up on mailing
lists, are we asleep?.

On 6/26/13, Matunda Nyanchama <mnyanchama at aganoconsulting.com> wrote:
> Friends
>
> I am wondering whether the Media Council and CCK shouldn't step up their
> act.
>
> 2 cases in point:
>
> (a) FM radio conversations during the morning commute where one hears vulgar
> language with explicit descriptions (jocular as they may be) of natural and
> "unnatural" sex acts, bestiality and the like. And matatus faithfully tune
> in; and you are in the company of people of all manner of age: school kids,
> young working professionals, aging mothers/fathers, etc.
>
> What a shame!
>
> (b) In Nairobi recently, I sat down for afternoon coffee with a friend at a
> restaurant littered (across the walls) with flat screen TVs. Showing on the
> channel they had tuned into was a movie with explicit love-making ...
> imagine the rest. Despite our protestations, the restaurant owner's ears
> appeared deaf!
>
> Some people may say we need self-regulation but as a society we need some
> standards. We need some labeling of content that guide when it can be
> broadcast. For instance, adult content should be restricted to the time
> between 9 pm and 5 am; day time content should, of necessity, be
> family-friendly.
>
> Or what say you professionals and regulators?
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