Kenyan gambling regulator urges closer industry engagement at iGamingFuture East Africa
Closer industry engagement could help regulators keep player safeguards and customer control in step with technological change.
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Closer industry engagement could help regulators keep player safeguards and customer control in step with technological change.
Pending court directions leave Kenyan operators uncertain over gambling regulations and fee increases.
Operators face unresolved Kenyan licensing costs while reported iGaming demand has increased.
The reported launch gives operators and suppliers an indication of Logifuture’s planned expansion across three African markets.
Odibets’ Kenyan offering now includes Logifuture’s round-the-clock virtual football and tennis through Zoom Sports.