No. 2 of 1998 (b) (c) Kenya Information and Communications [Rev. 2018] take evidence on oath and may for that purpose administer oaths; or on its own motion summon and hear any person as witness. (2) Any person who— (a) fails to attend the Tribunal after having been required to do so under subsection (1)(a); (b) refuses to take oath or affirmation before the Tribunal or, being a public officer refuses to produce any article or document when lawfully required to do so by the Tribunal; (c) knowingly gives false evidence or information which he knows to be misleading before the Tribunal; or (d) at any sitting of the Tribunal— (i) wilfully insults any member or officer of the Tribunal; (ii) wilfully interrupts the proceedings or commits any contempt of the Tribunal; (iii) fails or neglects to comply with an award, decision, order, direction or notice confirmed by the Tribunal commits an offence under this Act; (e) fails or neglects to comply with an award, decision, order, direction or notice confirmed by the Tribunal commits an offence under this Act. [Act No. 41A of 2013, s. 37.] 102E. Decisions of the Tribunal (1) The Tribunal may, after hearing the parties to a complaint— (a) order the offending party to publish an apology and correction in such manner as the Tribunal may specify; (b) order the return, repair, or replacement of any equipment or material confiscated or destroyed; (c) make any directive and declaration on freedom of expression; (d) issue a public reprimand of the journalist or media enterprise involved; (e) order the offending editor of the broadcast, print or online material to publish the Tribunal's decision, in such manner as the Tribunal may specify; (f) impose a fine of not more than twenty million shillings on any respondent media enterprise and a fine of not more than five hundred thousand shillings on any journalist adjudged to have violated this Act; (g) in its reasons for its findings, record a criticism of the conduct of the complainant in relation of the complaint, where such criticism, is in its view, warranted; (h) recommend the suspension or removal from the register of the journalist involved; (i) make any supplementary or ancillary orders or directions that it may consider necessary for carrying into effect orders or directives made. (2) The Tribunal may make any or a combination of the orders set out in subsection (1). [Act No. 41A of 2013, s. 37.] 80