The Kenya Copyright Board (KECOBO) has suspended the operating license of the Kenya Association of Music Producers (KAMP) for 90 days due to alleged royalty mismanagement and governance lapses.

• Over Sh5.514 million in distributable royalties was reportedly spent on non-core activities.
• KECOBO has appointed the Performing and Audio-Visual Rights Society of Kenya (PAVRISK) to collect royalties on behalf of KAMP's represented rights holders during the suspension.
• The suspension, effective July 1, bars KAMP from collecting royalties, issuing licenses, or negotiating tariffs, signaling a tougher stance on accountability in the creative industry's royalty management.