

South Africa Appoints New National Gambling Board After 12-Year Leadership Gap
SOUTH AFRICA- South Africa is moving to restore permanent leadership at the National Gambling Board (NGB) after Cabinet approved the

ZGA Warns of Underage Gambling Risks as Online Betting Expands
ZAMBIA– The Zambia Gaming Association (ZGA) has raised concerns over the social and financial consequences of irresponsible gambling, warning that

ISJ, INAC Partner to Strengthen Efforts Against Underage Gambling
ANGOLA– The Institute for Gambling Supervision (ISJ) and the National Children’s Institute (INAC) have agreed to strengthen institutional cooperation aimed

NWGB Collaborates with SARGF to Promote Responsible Gambling Awareness
SOUTH AFRICA- The North West Gambling Board (NWGB), in collaboration with the South African Responsible Gambling Foundation (SARGF), Consumer Affairs

Kenya Senate Orders Kilifi to Address Delays in Betting and Gaming Regulations
KENYA– Kenya’s Senate has given the Kilifi County Government 30 days to account for delays in developing regulations needed to
AFRICA’S GAMBLING MARKETS ARE CROSSING BORDERS BUT ARE REGULATORS FINALLY DOING THE SAME?
A STORY THAT BEGINS ON THE SIDELINES The most consequential conversations at any major conference rarely happen on the main

NGB Warns of Rising Problem Gambling Among South Africans Young Adults
SOUTH AFRICA- The National Gambling Board (NGB) has raised concerns about the growing risks of problem gambling in South Africa,

DRC Strengthens Gambling Oversight With Central Monitoring System
DRC – The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is advancing the development of a nationwide Central Monitoring System (CMS)
The Illegal Gambling Gap: Closing Africa’s Borderless Regulatory Challenge
At the Gaming Regulators Africa Forum (GRAF 2026) in Maputo, Mozambique, industry leaders, regulators, and consultants gathered for a high‑level
Data-Driven Regulation Takes Centre Stage as African Gaming Stakeholders Push for Smarter Player Protection
MOZAMBIQUE– The growing digitisation of Africa’s gambling industry is driving regulators and industry stakeholders to explore data-driven and non-intrusive technologies


