KAMP is an internationally recognized Collective Management Organisation (CMO) that administers music rights on behalf of its members in Kenya. They specialize in licensing music users such as broadcasters, salons, retailers, restaurants, DJs, and shopping malls. By collecting license fees, KAMP ensures that the royalties are distributed to their members.

Established in 2003, KAMP has become a prominent entity in the music industry, representing over 700 music producers in Kenya. It operates as a not-for-profit company, with a dedicated Board of Directors that includes notable industry professionals. These directors, including Bruce Odhiambo and Japheth Kilonzo Kasanga, have played a vital role in shaping and driving the success of KAMP.

KAMP collaborates with various partners, including the Kenya Copyright Board, Pay For Play, WIPO, NORCODE, and PRISK, to amplify its impact and reach. With a commitment to supporting and protecting artists' rights, KAMP plays a crucial role in the Kenyan music ecosystem. For more information about KAMP, their services, and how to apply for membership, visit their website