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Kenya Regulator Criticizes Pakakumi Roadshows Over Minors' Exposure to Gambling Ads

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 10
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Pakakumi's roadshow activities in Kenya have been criticized for exposing children under the age of 18 to gambling promotions. The Gambling Regulatory Authority is investigating whether these promotions complied with local law and if sufficient safeguards were in place to protect minors.

From kenya-today.com

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The controversy highlights the regulatory risks associated with taking gambling advertisements into shared public environments, which differs from advertising inside age-restricted establishments. The regulatory scrutiny could impact how gambling companies operate and market services within Kenya.

From kenya-today.com

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  • KenyaThe jurisdiction where the regulatory criticism of the roadshows occurred

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