Kenya Film Commission Faces Financial Struggles, Delays Kalasha Awards Payments
The Kenya Film Commission is reportedly facing financial difficulties and has yet to pay the Sh8 million owed to winners of the Kalasha Awards.
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The Kenya Film Commission is reportedly facing financial difficulties and has yet to pay the Sh8 million owed to winners of the Kalasha Awards.

The 14th edition of the Kalasha Awards, an event celebrating excellence in film and television, was successfully held. This year's ceremony marked another milestone in recognizing talent within the industry.

Several films, including Korean productions and Taichi Kimura's 'Fujiko', received top honors and prize money at international events such as the Far East Film Festival in Udine and the Kalasha Awards. These accolades recognized outstanding cinematic achievements across different regions.
During the 14th Kalasha Awards, President Ruto announced a commitment to increase funding for Kenya's creative sector to Sh1 billion.
The Kalasha Awards celebrated achievements in the Kenyan film and television industry, with many stars recognized, while also highlighting ongoing demands for sector-wide reforms.