Rwanda follows Kenya's Footstep In The English Premier League

so everton wanapo kuja kucheza mechi ya kirafiki east africa sio kutangaza nchi?? au hivyo vibanda vya hakuna matata kule Emirates Stadium sio kutanganza nchi? au jina yenyewe tu Sportpesa ambayo ina neno la Kiswahili sio kuitangaza nchi?? hahaha wachezaji wa hull city walikuwa nairobi national park last week baada ya kuja kucheza mechi ya kirafiki na Gor Mahia FC...yote hayo yalikuwa kwa hisani ya sportpesa..
 
sportpesa is just a combination of swahili + English words !
 
NairobiWalker said:
We already debunked that Mr. ama hukumbuki ile thread? Tanzania gets $2 billion while Kenya gets $2.5 billion from tourism direct contribution to GDP.
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true..especially since most of their tourists use Kenya Airways to fly to tz...that is more money for Kenya GDP which is not included in tourism earnings...
 
Geza Ulole said:
hahah u r marketing us without knowing!
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hahahaha sportpesa inakamua vijana wa tanzania hela zao mnazopoteza kwa kucheza kamari...so tell me, who's benefiting?😀😀😀😀besides, kiswahili is also kenyan language as much as it is tanzanian language
 
Sportpesa,a popular betting company, which makes at least Ksh 500 million per month is owned by the following people

The company was incorporated in Kenya 4 years ago and has gained immense success.The owner and CEO, Captain Ronald Karauri, resigned from Kenya Airways to start the company alongside a host of other like minded millionaires. Until his resignation, Karauri was a Captain,earning over Ksh 600,000 per month at KQ.

Apart form Captain Karauri,there are other share holders,both Kenyans and foreigners. Guerassim Nikolov,a Bulgarian who started Toto 6/49 owns about 10 % of the company.Also in the list is another Bulgarian,Ivan Kalpakchiev,who owns more than 7 % of the company.

Francis Waweru Kiarie and Robert Kenneth Wanyoike Macharia own 10 % of the company while businessman Paul Wanderi Ndung’u and Asenath Wachera Maina own more than 30 % stake at the company.
 
So, who really owns SportPesa?
9 people have individual shares in the betting company. 5 Kenyans, 3 Bulgarians and 1 American.

The top shareholders are American Gene Grand, Bulgarian Guerassim Nikolov and Kenyan Asenath Wacera. Each of them hold 21%.

Guerassim Nikolov was the brains behind First Lotto Ltd which ran the Toto 6/49competition. He served as SportPesa’s first CEO.


Guerassim Nikolov
This is also not Asenath’s first attempt at betting. She was the brains behind Shinda Smart 6969 – 90 Millionaires in 90 Days.

Businessman Paul Wanderi Ndung’u owns 17%, while current SportPesa CEO Ronald Karauri – son of former Tigania MP Mathew Adams Karauri and ex-Kenya Airways pilot owns 6%.

Paul Wanderi is a big investor in the NSE. He is among the top 10 investors in several listed companies among them Kenya Airways, Housing Finance and Olympia. He is also the top Uchumi individual shareholder.

Mr. Wanderi also owns a series of Forex bureaus, phone dealerships (Mobicom), construction equipment and investment firms.


Paul Wanderi (Left)
Two other Bulgarians own less than 5% each.

Here’s the full list.



In 2014, PriceWaterHouseCoopers estimated the total revenue from gambling to be Sh1.98 billion. Fast forward two years later, SportPesa alone has annual revenues exceeding Sh30 billion.

With many new players in the industry like Betika, MCheza and others, the total annual gambling revenue in Kenya is expected to reach Sh50 billion soon.
 
Danpol said:
Kwani Kenya ipo kule? Sport pesa is not state owned company, hii n mali ya watu binafsi, labda kama kuna mengine tofaut na Sport pesa
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Fact is, it's a Kenyan Company na wanalipa ushuru kwa serikali na pia wanamarket Kenya nje.
 
President Kagame is a very strong Arsenal fan naona anatia bidii vilivyo.
 
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