[kictanet] Local content in broadcast material

[Ngũgĩ Kĩmani]

@Wamuyu: I just noted that in your email below, the TV programmes you refer
to are all aired on Citizen TV. Makes me remember that there was a
[proposed] directive that CCK would require broadcasters to have 40 percent
of local content in their broadcast material:
http://www.cck.go.ke/regulations/downloads/xBroadcastingx_Regulationsx_2009.pdf
.

I wonder if this has been effected yet, and if other TV/FM stations are
complying.

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On 6 March 2011 14:50, Wamuyu Gatheru <wamuyu at soko-id.co.ke> wrote:

>
> If however, he does want to be a local, besides eating in Njuguna's and
> visiting Kiamaiko, he can watch our great soaps. Actually, I recommend these
> for Kenyans who could be loosing touch with the mass culture. To catch up
> with what the kids are up to listen to 97.1 FM (one FM), watch Machachari,
> Sakata (great dancing) and Tahidi High. For all age groups watch Papa
> Shirandula, Mother in Law, the Wedding Show and the energised evangelical
> programmes on Sunday morning. So without getting too dusty in Kiamaiko, Bob
> can catch the Kenyan drift.
>
> regards,
> Wamuyu
>
>
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