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- KAMP has elected Angela Ndambuki as its first female chairperson in its history a day after the government denied license to the Music Copyright Society of Kenya.
- The collective management organization (CMO) also elected four more women to its board out of the seven board members, the highest representation of women in the collective management history.
- The new chairperson said the board has agreed to engage stakeholders and policymakers to lobby against the attempts by the regulator to capture CMO through illegitimate and retrogressive legislation.
The body representing Kenyan record labels, The Kenya Association of Music Producers (KAMP) has elected Angela Ndambuki as its first female chairperson in its history a day after the government denied license to the Music Copyright Society of Kenya.
The collective management organization (CMO) also elected four more women to its board out of the seven board members, the highest representation of women in the …