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The Malawi Gaming Board has warned gaming machines operators to ensure that they are properly licensed to avoid having their machines destroyed. The warning was made by Ofwa Alide who is the board’s Director of Legal Affairs and Company Secretary during the destruction of unlicensed gaming machines confiscated in Mzuzu. “We are destroying these machines because the owners installed them without any license from us as required by the law,” Alide said. She said the machines were installed in entertainment places in the city and were confiscated in August last year during a joint operation...

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Court saves SportPesa from assets seizures in KRA fight Thursday May 13 2021 By JOHN MUTUA Summary The Tax Appeals Tribunal (TAT) has ruled that the taxman cannot apply the enforcement actions on betting firms like SportPesa while pursuing withholding taxes. The KRA had sought to freeze the bank accounts of SportPesa after it issued agency notices to its lenders while pursuing a claim of Sh1.66 billion withholding tax, penalties and interest accrued for 2018, prompting the betting firm to file an appeal at TAT. SportPesa, its owners and executives have been spared asset seizures, bank account...

“The DCI is in receipt of numerous complaints from members of the public who report having fallen victim of a suspected fraud syndicate, operating within Nairobi’s Central Business District. The well-organized syndicate consists of young men and women, who pose as sales agents of the suspects,” part of the statement read. The detectives noted that the criminals operate from an attached vehicle behind Kenya National Archives, along Tom Mboya Street, posing as genuine marketers of unreasonably cheap smartphones, iPads, tablets, and other flashy electronic products. They target you, accost...

5th May 2021 | By Marese O'Hagan The Administrative Court in Linköping, Sweden has rejected amusement park Liseberg's appeal after it was hit with a SEK20,000 (£1,762/€1,932/$2,282) underage gambling fine by the Swedish Gaming Inspectorate (Spelinspektionen). The Court has affirmed the decision by Spelinspektionen, which fined the amusement park after an investigation revealed that it allowed minors to play with claw machines. In Sweden, claw machines are categorised as a form of slot machine that gives goods as prizes instead of money. They must not be used by anyone under 18 years old. ...