Kenya Copyright Board

🔴 Siaya, we’re here for the creatives.
We’re bringing knowledge, opportunities, and conversations that help creators understand their rights, protect their work, and earn from their talent.
Because when creatives thrive, the creative economy grows.
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Siaya Creatives, this is your moment!
Got talent? Learn how to protect it and profit from it.
Join us at 📍Distinction Gardens for a creative empowerment training on:
✔ Copyright Protection
✔ Intellectual Property Rights
✔ Monetizing Creative Works
✔ Networking with fellow creatives

Your creativity is valuable—discover how to safeguard it and turn it into opportunity.

KECOBO is currently participating in the ongoing Meru Regional Book Fair 2026, organized by the Kenya Publishers Association under the theme “Read, Think, Lead.” The event has brought together publishers, authors, students, readers, and key stakeholders in the publishing industry. Our exhibition stand continues to receive a high number of visitors, especially students and young creatives eager to learn more about copyright, intellectual property rights, and the importance of protecting creative works. Through public engagement and awareness creation, KECOBO remains committed to promoting respect for copyright and supporting the growth of Kenya’s publishing and creative industries.

Kenya Copyright Board Ag. Executive Director George Nyakweba signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Founder and mentor Stephen Nderitu for the two organizations to partner in educating creatives on copyright and related rights. The two organizations pledged to work together to reach all creatives

🚨 KECOBO ENFORCEMENT UPDATE

KECOBO, together with enforcement agencies, yesterday conducted successful copyright enforcement operations in Nairobi targeting unauthorized exhibition and distribution of copyright protected works.

The first operation was conducted at Syvy Plaza in Pipeline within Kware, Embakasi, where officers confiscated suspected illegal broadcasting equipments, among the items confiscated were DStv decoders, amplifiers, splitters, cables, remote controls and other broadcasting accessories suspected to have been used to facilitate unauthorized access and public exhibition of premium content. Three suspects were arrested and are expected to be arraigned in court on Thursday.

A second operation conducted at a Nairobi hotel followed complaints relating to territorial rights infringement. Investigations remain ongoing. KECOBO reminds all users and distributors of creative content that unauthorized exhibition, screening, broadcast, or distribution of protected works is illegal and denies creators and rightful license holders their earnings. Members of the public are encouraged to report suspected copyright infringement activities to KECOBO.

Siaya County, Wabiro!!! 🔥🔥

Kenya Copyright Board inacome through with the Campaign

Music, film, art, content, poetry, design, whatever you create, it has VALUE and it deserves to work for YOU 👊🏾💸

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