Category: Africa

Introduction The iGaming industry in Africa reveals a distinct geographic divide in Live Dealer interest, a trend that underscores significant differences between the Maghreb and

Zimbabwe’s Responsible Gambling Initiatives at Forefront During the 116th edition of the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show, held from August 24 to August 29, 2026, the Lotteries

LONASE’s Abdourahmane Baldé Heads SAVE FINANCE DIGITAL In a significant move for the regulated gambling and iGaming industry in Africa, the National Lottery of Senegal

Regulatory Compliance Under New Leadership The re-election of President Hakainde Hichilema marks a pivotal moment for Zambia’s gaming industry. As the Zambia Gaming Association (ZGA)

Regulating iGaming in Africa: A Player-First Approach The African iGaming industry is experiencing an unprecedented boom, highlighted by its swift growth from $1.85 billion in

Botswana’s Bold Move: Lowering the Gambling Age On August 13, 2026, Botswana’s legislative landscape witnessed a significant transformation as the Parliament approved a reform to

Driving the Need for Digital Transformation The Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH) has pinpointed a crucial moment for the Ethiopian Lottery Service (ELS) to venture into

Burundi’s New Gambling Tax and Compliance Framework Burundi has taken a significant step in regulating its gambling industry with the introduction of a comprehensive taxation

Botswana Raises Gambling Age to 21 in Major Reform In a significant move for the country’s regulatory landscape, Botswana’s Parliament has voted to raise the

Responsible Gambling in Africa: Ensuring Player Protection The African iGaming industry, notably in sports betting, is on a rapid ascent. With market valuations projecting an

Introduction: Cooperation in African Gaming Regulation The Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority (LSLGA) recently hosted a significant bilateral meeting with the Malawi Gaming &

NLA Resolves Salary Dispute with 12% Increase in African iGaming Sector The National Lottery Authority (NLA) in Ghana recently concluded a significant salary dispute by