Nairobi institutes higher range of licensing fees for gambling-friendly premises
Operators of gambling-friendly venues located in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi reportedly now have to pay a range of higher licensing fees following the passage of new legislation that has been designed to bring in more tax revenues and cash for charitable causes. According to a report from the Business Daily Africa newspaper, the Nairobi […]
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