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  • 16 Mar, 2026
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KENYA'S GAMBLING SELF-EXCLUSION PROGRAM REACHES ONLY 0.25% OF REGULAR GAMBLERS

KENYA'S GAMBLING SELF-EXCLUSION PROGRAM REACHES ONLY 0.25% OF REGULAR GAMBLERS

Kenya's self-exclusion program for gamblers has enrolled only 5,000 individuals (0.25% of the country's 2 million regular gamblers), despite research showing 54% exhibit problem gambling behaviors. With 76% of Kenyans aged 17-35 participating in gambling activities and spending KES 200 billion annually, the program faces significant challenges including low awarenes

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