The government-run media company in Kenya is called Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC).  it transmits in the majority of Kenyan regional tongues in addition to Swahili and English. When Kenya was still a British territory in 1928, the corporation was founded. It was Kenya's first station. The corporation was renamed Voice of Kenya in 1964, the year when Kenya attained independence. The Kenyan parliament changed the corporation's name back to Kenya Broadcasting Corporation in 1989, changing it from Voice of Kenya.