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Originally published by Kenyanstop
March 11, 2026
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Why You Could Soon Go to Jail for Rigging Games

Kenya moves to criminalise match-fixing as Irene Mayaka tables the Sports Amendment Bill, proposing jail terms, fines and stricter investigations to safeguard integrity in competitions...
✨ Key Highlights
A new Bill has been introduced in Kenya's National Assembly that seeks to criminalise the manipulation of sports competitions and strengthen oversight. The Sports (Amendment) Bill, 2026, aims to outlaw match-fixing and related activities, establishing clearer investigative procedures and penalties.
- Individuals found guilty could face up to one year imprisonment, a Ksh 1 million fine, or both, with proceeds subject to forfeiture.
- The Bill is sponsored by Nominated Member of Parliament Irene Mayaka.
- The amendments follow incidents in 2025, including a suspected match-fixing scheme involving a Harambee Stars goalkeeper and the relegation of Muhoroni Youth Football Club by FIFA.
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