Sportpesa cleared to resume its operation in Kenya -Sportpesa CEO Ronald Karauri
Gaming company SportPesa cleared to get back their business in the country.
Sportpesa announced its return to the Kenyan market after 16 months of no hope after the company’s operating license withdrawn by the Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB).
In a short statement, the giant betting firm revealed they have been undergone all the mandatory requirements to resume operations.
“We are happy to resume operations in Kenya. We are pleased to once again offer gaming services to our customers. Over the coming months, we are excited to explore a wide range of new partnerships in the country. Thank you for your support,” the statement said.
SportPesa is delighted to resume operations in Kenya. Thank you for your support.
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— SportPesa Kenya (@SportPesa) October 30, 2020
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