KFCB Issues Warning to Businesses as Schools Close for April Holidays

The expected surge in screen time and online access during the long break prompts a renewed push for safer viewing, with families urged to actively shape children’s media consumption habits...

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The Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) has issued a public advisory urging caution regarding age-appropriate content for children during the April school holidays.

KFCB is cautioning video show, gaming, and film operators against admitting children to premises with content not rated as General Exhibition (GE).
The board, led by Ag. Chief Executive Officer Nelly Muluka, also implores parents and guardians to actively monitor children's screen time and utilize parental controls.
Emphasis is placed on guiding children towards educational and value-based programming, with the KFCB offering its Parents’ Digital Literacy Programme (PADIL) to help navigate the digital landscape.