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Broadcasting and Telecommunications Principal Secretary Stephen Isaboke is proposing the use of Kenya Broadcasting Corporation’s resources, such as land, to facilitate its turnaround.
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Broadcasting PS Stephen Isaboke proposes selling of KBC land to fund a turnaround
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