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Kenya High Court leaves gambling licence fee unresolved as demand rises 29.5%

By The Weekly Edge desk · · Updated

Summary

Kenya’s new gambling licence fee remains unresolved after the High Court froze licensing regulations on 20 July 2026, iGaming Afrika reported. The expected judgement did not arrive on 2 October. The outlet reported that iGaming demand increased 29.5% between July and September.

Why it matters

Operators face unresolved Kenyan licensing costs while reported iGaming demand has increased.

Read the original at iGaming Afrika

EntityKenya
TypeMarket
Entries10
Licences & markets1
Deals & M&A2
Tenders & awards2
Latest16 Oct 2026
Entity mapKenya gambling licenceGambling Control (LiceKenya
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