Central Africa
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Cameroon Moves to Tax Offshore Gambling Revenue with New 3% Digital Tax
Cameroon has implemented a 3% digital tax on foreign digital platforms, bringing offshore online gambling operators that generate revenue from…
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Angola’s Land-Based Betting Surges While Online Platforms Struggle
Angola’s gambling market is experiencing a striking divergence between land-based and online betting. According to recent data by the Institute…
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Africa, iGaming’s Next Frontier
In part one of our exploration into Africa’s iGaming landscape, we examined the continent’s rapid digital growth and increasing appetite…
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Africa: iGaming’s Next Frontier?
While Latin America has stolen the spotlight in recent years, a lower-profile success story has been unfolding 2,000 miles away…
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Equatorial Guinea Announces Regulation of Online Gaming and Grants Master Licence to Mascott Capital Partners
Malabo, Equatorial Guinea – The Government of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea has officially introduced a new legal framework to…
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Creating an Enabling Environment for Gaming Operators: Reforming the Gambling Landscape in Angola
Ringote Paulo Jorge, the Director-General of the Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ) in Angola, shared insights into the future…
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Creating a Fair Playfield: Peter Emolemo’s Approach to Taxation and Regulation in African Gambling
In a recent interview with iGaming AFRIKA, Peter Emolemo Kesitilwe, the CEO of the Gambling Authority in Botswana, shared key…
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Some Solutions We are Looking for Abroad May be Found Next Door: Clesio Dias
Clesio V. Dias, Head of the Department of Technological Innovation and Service Modernization at the Angola Gaming Supervision Institute (Instituto…
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Lionbets and Fastwins Ltd Sponsored the just Concluded National Veterans Tournament in Cameroon!
Lionbets and Fastwins Ltd announced the sponsorship of the NAVETO 2024 (National Veterans Tournament) which was held in Douala from…
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There is Need for Regulators Collaboration in the African Gaming Sector: Olafadeke Akeju
Olafadeke Akeju, Managing Partner of WYS Solicitors, emphasized the importance of collaboration among regulators in the African gaming sector. She…
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