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Kenya Copyright Board boss speaks MCSK's licence revocation

Kenya copyright board (Kecobo) Director Edward Sigei (right) chats with Performers Rights Society of Kenya (PRISK) CEO Angela Ndambuki

The fate of more than 15,000 Music Copyright Society of Kenya (MCSK) members hangs on the balance after the giant society got its licence revoked by the Kenya Copyright Board (Kecobo) last week.

MCSK is the oldest and biggest artistes’ body that is mandated to collect royalties on behalf of members.

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