PREMIUM Kenya moves closer to criminalising match-fixing MPs have backed a Bill seeking to criminalise match-fixing. Sports Just now
It proposes a jail term of up to one year, a fine not exceeding Sh1 million, or both for those found culpable of the offence of engaging in match-fixing.
PREMIUM Bill seeks to criminalise match-fixing in Kenyan sports The Bill seeks to amend Sports Act 2013 to include ‘manipulation of sports competition’, as a criminal offence.
In May last year, Fifa’s Disciplinary Committee announced the expulsion of Muhoroni Youth’s senior team from the National Super League (NSL) to the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Division One after finding the club guilty of match-fixing.
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