Hard truths.
The Creative Economy Bill, 2026 seeks to establish two new institutions to manage different areas of the sector. One of them, the proposed Kenya Audio-Visual Regulatory Authority, would take charge of regulatio...
In a statement issued on Monday, KFCB said the initiative is part of ongoing efforts to modernise service delivery and support the growth of Kenya's creative economy by making regulatory processes more efficien...
Kenya’s Youth Affairs department has asked MPs for Sh244m for film hubs and Sh100m for Kenya Film School to expand training, jobs and infrastructure for young creatives.
KFCB director Grace Munjuri says Kenya’s film quality now rivals top productions but warns weak marketing, limited funding and inconsistent leadership keep the industry behind Nigeria’s Nollywood.