Kenyan government allows two TV stations to resume broadcasting

Kenya's government has restored transmission to two of the four TV stations it shut down seven days ago, as police fired tear gas on crowds demonstrating against violations of constitutional freedoms.

Kenyan government allows two TV stations to resume broadcasting
Mon, 05 Feb, 2018 - 17:28

Kenya's government has restored transmission to two of the four TV stations it shut down seven days ago, as police fired tear gas on crowds demonstrating against violations of constitutional freedoms.

The Kenya Television Network and Nation Television News (NTN) both transmitted again following talks with the government.

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