Category: Africa

Navigating Compliance: A Blueprint for Africa’s Gaming Growth Adenike Oyebamiji’s dual experience as a regulator and compliance advisor offers invaluable insights into Africa’s burgeoning gaming

SABA Challenges NWGB’s Licensing Authority The South African Bookmakers’ Association (SABA) has raised significant questions regarding the North West Gambling Board’s (NWGB) authority to license

GiG’s Strategic Acquisition of 888AFRICA Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) has strategically expanded its footprint in the African iGaming market by acquiring an 80% stake in

Zambia Gaming Association Advocates for Responsible Gambling Amid Underage Betting Concerns The rise in underage gambling in Zambia has prompted the Zambia Gaming Association (ZGA)

Introduction to Responsible Gaming in Uganda The National Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board (NLGRB) of Uganda is taking a significant step forward in promoting responsible

Strengthening Cultural and Artistic Development The National Lotteries Commission’s (NLC) strategic partnership with the Western Cape Provincial Government signifies a pivotal moment for regional cultural

Gabonese Horse Racing Bets Transition to Local Pool On October 1, 2026, Gabon’s Pari Mutuel Urbain Gabonais (PMUG) undertook a significant shift in its horse-racing

Understanding the 2025 Tax Amendment and its Immediate Effects In May 2025, Rwanda introduced significant changes to its taxation system affecting the gaming industry, with

Ghana’s National Lottery Authority Boosts State Economy with GH¢10 Million Contribution The National Lottery Authority (NLA) of Ghana has taken a notable step towards boosting

West Africa Gaming Summit 2026: A Catalyst for Growth and Innovation The countdown has begun for West Africa’s premier gaming event, the 2026 Sports Betting

The Role of AI in Detecting Gambling Harm Artificial Intelligence (AI) has ushered in a new era for the gambling industry, offering tools that can

Rising Concerns Over Youth Gambling in Africa The rapid expansion of gambling in Africa, both through traditional venues and online platforms, has raised significant concerns