Kenyan Media Not Happy About New Journalism Regulation Bill
Proposed tribunal would have the power to fine journalists for breaking a code of conduct
Kenya's media has expressed outrage after parliament approved a bill imposing regulation on journalists.
In a late-night sitting on Thursday, MPs voted to set up a communications tribunal with the power to impose fines for breaching a code of conduct.
Media houses could face fines of $234,000 (£146,000), and individual journalists up to $12,000 (£7,000).
The bill still needs to be approved by President Uhuru Kenyatta before becoming law.