Evidentia AI Completes Four-Week South Sudan Pilot to Support Data-Driven Gaming Regulation
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FSGRN Opposes FCCPC Regulations, Cites Threat to State Authority Over Lottery Regulation
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FROM AWARENESS TO ACTION: HOW AFRICA’S GAMING LEADERS ARE ADVANCING PLAYER PROTECTION AND SAFER PLAY
Today, regulators, operators and responsible gaming advocates across Africa are increasingly coming together to tackle some of the industry’s biggest
Angola Tax Affairs Secretary Reaffirms Support for Gaming Regulator
ANGOLA– Angola’s Secretary of State for Tax Affairs, José Leiria, has reaffirmed his support for the country’s Gaming Supervision Institute
South Africa’s Proposed Online Gambling Tax Awaits Final Decision in 2027 Budget
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IAGR 2026: AiA Champions Collaborative Approach to Betting Integrity in Africa
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LONACI LAUNCHES NATIONWIDE CONSULTATIONS TO BOOST PRODUCT AVAILABILITY AND REVENUE
CÔTE D’IVOIRE– The National Lottery of Côte d’Ivoire (LONACI) has launched a series of consultation meetings with its commercial partners
WCGRB PROPOSES RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING DAY 2026 TO UNITE WESTERN CAPE OPERATORS
SOUTH AFRICA- The Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board (WCGRB) has unveiled plans for a new industry engagement initiative, Play
Africa has 406 million gamers. It generates less than a quarter of the region’s gaming revenue.
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