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Tame obscene content to preserve children’s morality

Music

Parents and guardians have a responsibility to monitor the kind of content their children consume on TV, radio and digital platforms.

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Kenyan artistes should understand that dirty content is not a measure of creativity. Displaying obscenities in your creative work doesn’t make your work more popular.

Music and art are the most powerful mediums to pass messages to the masses. But when this content is consumed irresponsibly, it can lead to moral decadence.