Apparently there's a full page in today's DN where wananchi are expressing their dissatisfaction on this issue of lack of censorship. We must continue to make noise until something is done

Just like @ Spend.thrift, I happened to listen to the same Sex Fm’s presenter -a lady in the afternoon show giving sex lessons to a caller using unprintable language which is in total disregard to the ages of some listeners, eti this is advice! Embarrassed I asked the tout which station this was, making him conscious of the discussion and need to change to another station. Surprisingly most commuters were unconcerned…
Below;
A writer alarmed to realise that matters that ideally ought to be directed to the priesthood and counselling outfits have now been assigned to FM radio presenters by the public.
Quoting him;
“Therefore, those on whom the burden of relationship counselling falls should get very concerned that Kenyans have chosen to dump them and instead wash their dirty linen in public. “
http://www.nation.co.ke/.../-/ms8ghlz/-/index.html
http://www.nation.co.ke/...8/-/wre6j1/-/index.html

Thanks for the line. However, it is not going through. Something about the calls being transferred then inakatika. I am determined to lodge a complaint by all/any means necessary. Now i am looking for the email address of the complaints section. Join me f you can guys! Let us do our part to make a positive change in this country. For the sake of us and our children.

Maina apologized this morning for the muturi-nicole call which he said was heavily edited so can you all fundamentalists go easy, who told you your values are our values...if you cared about values go make religious radio stations on top of the ratings

@bwenyenye people can also file complaints online with CCK at

http://www.cck.go.ke/consumers/complaints.html