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Nairobi forms taskforce to review betting, lotteries and gaming laws

The Nairobi City County Government has established a multi-sectoral taskforce to review the implementation of the Nairobi City County Betting, Lotteries and Gaming Act, 2026, following concerns raised by players in the betting and gaming industry. The 13-member taskforce was established through Gazette Notice No. 14177 and brings together representatives from the county government and […]

The Nairobi City County Government has formed a 13-member taskforce to review the implementation of the Nairobi City County Betting, Lotteries and Gaming Act, 2026. This decision comes after concerns were raised by industry players, and the taskforce will consist of representatives from the county government and the Association of Gaming Operators Kenya (AGOK).

The primary focus of the taskforce is to examine various aspects of the gaming industry in Nairobi, including licensing, compliance, enforcement, taxation, fees, and business operations. Additionally, the taskforce will assess the economic contribution of the gaming industry to Nairobi and explore ways to mitigate negative social impacts associated with the industry.

The taskforce's recommendations will aim to enhance regulatory effectiveness, promote compliance, safeguard public interest, and foster a conducive business environment for gaming businesses in Nairobi.

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