Join the Board and Management of KAMP on 6th December at 2PM for a live zoom webinar. The Agenda for the webinar is to take members through the proposed distribution calendar, the election voting process and introduction of nominated candidates.
To register for webinar, click on the zoom link below
To: All KAMP Members
Pursuant to section 275A of the Companies’ Act, 2015 and Clause 13 of the Kenya Association of Music Producer’s (KAMP) Memorandum and Articles of Association, KAMP has scheduled elections of directors at the Special Annual General Meeting (SGM) to be held on 25th November 2022.
Nomination forms of aspiring candidates seeking to be elected as Directors of the Company shall be accessed and downloaded from KAMP’s website: www.kamp.or.ke/membership as from Friday 30th September 2022.
The duly filled and signed candidates’ nomination forms must be received at the KAMP Office at Jumuia Place 1, 2nd Floor, Lenana Road, Kilimani on or before Tuesday 8th November 2022. Click here to download the Nomination Form for KAMP Directors Election November 2022
For Queries and clarifications, kindly contact the Secretariat through the following telephone numbers and email address:
Telephone : +254 710 309695, +254 738 645041
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BY ORDER OF THE BOARD
Company Secretary
Kenya Association of Music Producers has applauded today’s High court orders issued by Hon Justice W. Korir quashing Kenya Copyright Board’s (KECOBO) revocation of KAMP and other CMOs licenses. The Court’s decision clears the way for the three collective Management Organizations i.e. KAMP, PRISK and MCSK to continue executing their royalty collecting mandate within the Joint Copyright and Related Rights licensing framework.
The Hon. Justice Weldon Korir made the decision following an urgent application filed by the Kenya Association of Music Producers (KAMP) at the High Court Constitutional and Human Rights Division at Milimani. Pursuant to the court orders, Hon. Justice Korir also ordered the Respondents to render an account to the court on the collections by 3rd of November 2021. Justice Hon. Weldon Korir noted that the owners of copyright works were going to suffer during the three (3) months envisaged by the regulator before issuance of a new license to another CMO. When put to task, KECOBO failed to state clearly who will be collecting royalties during the period.
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