“There has been a drive by registered gaming firms to place advertisements on leading TV and radio stations during prime time with their abnormal profits amassed. “There is evidence of a firm whose betting and gaming activities are part of prime-time news in one of the most watched TV stations in the country,” Wangari noted.
The Committee on Finance was given until Thursday, April 17, to table the reports and respond to the questions raised. The outcome may influence future regulatory steps regarding digital betting games in Kenya and their promotion across national media platforms