KFCB Meets Law Enforcers as Part of its Stakeholder Engagement in Mombasa County

In recognition of the key role that enforcement agencies play in supporting the execution of the Kenya Film Classification Board's (KFCB) mandate, today, 27th September 2024, engaged law enforcers drawn from the National Police Service (NPS), the Directorate of Criminal Investigation (DCI), the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP), and the Kenya Police, among other agencies as part of our engagement with stakeholders countrywide.

The engagement aimed at creating awareness on the KFCB's mandate, among the law enforcers in a bid to ensure a structured and coordinated execution of enforcement activities by the KFCB officers in collaboration with the law enforcement agencies.

Speaking at the forum, Mombasa County Commissioner, Mr. Mohammed Noor Hassan, HSC, applauded KFCB for recognizing them and pledged to continue supporting the Board in ensuring compliance with Cap 222.
He emphasized that protecting children from exposure to inappropriate audio-visual content is the responsibility of every citizen. 
"As law enforcers, we will continue to support the KFCB in championing the creation and consumption of clean content," the County Commissioner said.

Ms Nelly Muluka, KFCB's Ag Chief Manager, Corporate Services and Administration, thanked the law enforcers for honouring the invitation to the stakeholder’s engagement forum.
 "In the execution of its mandate, the Board works closely with other Government and private sector agencies to ensure its regulatory function across the entire film value chain is executed seamlessly and effectively," she said.

The Whole of Government Approach to service delivery emphasizes the need to create synergies among Government agencies to deliver seamless services to the citizenry.