KAMP said it was "dismayed and deeply concerned" by the decision, arguing that the suspension came despite ongoing engagement with the regulator.
The Kenya Copyright Board (KECOBO) has suspended the operating license of the Kenya Association of Music Producers (KAMP) for 90 days.
KECOBO has suspended KAMP's licence for 90 days over alleged royalty mismanagement, governance failures and regulatory breaches, directing PAVRISK to temporarily collect royalties.
KECOBO raided suspected piracy operations in Nairobi, arresting three people and seizing broadcasting equipment as authorities intensify a wider crackdown on illegal streaming and signal theft.