Kenya
Kenya has a relatively mature gambling market, including traditional casinos, lotteries, sports betting, and online gambling. The country's gambling activities are regulated by law, especially the Betting, Lotteries and Gaming Act, which stipulates the licensing and regulatory requirements for gambl
Booming Games partners with Odibets to promote slot machine content in the Kenyan market.
Booming Games announces a partnership with leading East African operator Odibets, introducing over 100 popular slot games to Kenya, marking a new chapter in its expansion in the regulated African market.iGaming content provider Booming Games has officially entered the Kenyan market, forming a distri
InsaGames focuses on low-bandwidth ecosystems, lightweight games enter the Kenyan market.
The Johannesburg-based startup InsaGames has officially launched its ultra-lightweight mobile gaming platform designed specifically for emerging markets, featuring low data consumption and convenient experience to address the challenges of network connectivity and device performance in regions such
Kenya's regulatory iron fist upgrades again! 5 online casinos have been shut down, how does the dynamic risk control model balance regulation?
Kenya bans celebrities from endorsing gambling ads, new regulations aim to protect vulnerable groups.
To strengthen the supervision of gambling advertisements, the Kenyan government, in collaboration with multiple agencies, has introduced new regulations that explicitly prohibit celebrities, internet influencers, and content creators from endorsing gambling ads to prevent the over-glamorization of
Kenya Regulatory Reform: Ban on Celebrity Endorsements of Gambling Ads!
Nine Kenyan TV stations fined by the Communications Authority for broadcasting illegal gambling ads.
The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) recently imposed fines on nine television stations for broadcasting gambling-related advertisements without approval, some of which appeared during religious program slots, attracting widespread attention.The regulatory body emphasized that gambling adverti
The Origin of Pilot Betting - Kenya's Latest Craze
Total ban! Kenya urgently halts all gambling advertisements, a huge shake-up in the betting industry!
Kenya halts all gambling ads for 30 days: curbing addiction culture, signaling regulatory upgrades
The Kenyan government is taking unprecedented tough measures to regulate the national gambling industry. In May 2025, the Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB) issued a ban, suspending all gambling-related advertisements nationwide for 30 days. The ban takes immediate effect and applies to tele
Gambling Overseas Advertising: Essential Strategies and Techniques
In the context of globalization, more and more game developers are turning their attention to overseas markets, especially those with great potential such as the Philippines, Brazil, Indonesia, India, Kenya, and Nigeria.However, how to quickly scale up and reduce promotion costs in these markets has
Kenya fires the first shot in the regulation of the betting industry: Nationwide gambling advertisements completely banned for 30 days!
The Kenyan gambling regulatory authority recently took a tough stance, announcing a nationwide gambling advertisement ban for 30 days starting from April 29, 2025.This decision was personally signed by Jane Mwikali Makau, the chairperson of the Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB), marking a f
Major Reforms in Kenya's Betting Industry! Can New Regulations Change the Future of the Sector?
The collision game causes a shock in Kenyan politics! Is a youth gambling crisis imminent?
Kenyan Parliament Sounds Alarm: This "Crash-Style" Betting Game is Poisoning the Youth!In April 2025, the Kenyan Parliament sparked a storm over online betting games. A game called "Pilot Crash" became the target of criticism, directly labeled by lawmakers as a "trap inducing youth gambling." This g
Online gambling is rapidly eroding Kenya! Is the African market on the rise?
APS Bomet FC signs a 5.5 million Kenyan Shilling collaboration agreement with WR Bet to boost team performance.
The Kenyan football club APS Bomet FC recently reached a cooperation agreement worth 5.5 million Kenyan shillings with the well-known betting company WR Bet, aimed at enhancing the team's overall performance and competitiveness.According to the agreement, WR Bet will provide financial support to APS
