Audiovisual rights are integral to African copyright law, safeguarding creators’ control and economic benefit from their works. It promotes freedom of expression, cultural preservation, and economic growth, creating millions of jobs. African governments must prioritize the industry, recognizing its impact and addressing legal and commercial challenges faced by artists in developing, promoting, and distributing their works.
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The Reject Finance Bill Protests in Kenya saw music artists and cartoonists play a significant role in amplifying dissent voices and shaping the movement’s narrative. The protests, triggered by the proposed Finance Bill, led to nationwide creative expression and calls for change. Artists like Eric Wainaina and Juliani’s music became symbols of resistance during the demonstrations that turned violent, resulting in losses and injuries. President Ruto condemned the protests as “treasonous,” igniting a crucial dialogue about democratic expression and civil liberties in Kenya. The fusion of music and art formed a potent force in conveying dissatisfaction and solidarity during the protests.
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