Regulations
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Burundi Launches 10% Tax, Penalties, and Compliance Measures for 2026/2027
Burundi has introduced a strict new regulatory and taxation framework for all games of chance, lotteries, and betting activities under…
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Botswana Raises Alarm Over P850 Million Illegal Betting Spend
An estimated P850 million is spent each year on illegal betting platforms operating outside Botswana’s regulatory framework, Gambling Authority CEO…
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Kenyan Court Stops High License Fees Pending Full Hearing and Determination of Case
The High Court of Kenya has allowed the Gambling Control (Licensing) Regulations, 2026 to take effect, except for licensing fee…
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Can Africa Move Responsible Gambling Beyond Tick-Box Compliance?
Responsible gambling cannot remain a tick-box compliance exercise if Africa’s gaming industry is to grow sustainably. Meaningful player protection requires…
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Jeremiah Maangi urges Africa to build stronger foundations for gaming growth
Speaking at the recent Enugu Gaming Conference in Nigeria, Jeremiah Maangi, Chief Executive Officer of iGaming AFRIKA said investment will…
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Lagos Court Rulings Strengthen LSLGA’s Oversight of Betting Operators
Three separate High Court judgments delivered in June have affirmed the powers of the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority…
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Kenya’s New Gambling Law Marks the Biggest Regulatory Shift in Six Decades
For nearly six decades, Kenya’s gambling industry operated under legislation drafted in an era when betting meant visiting a betting…
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Mauritius targets gambling overhaul with hotel casino licence repeal and tighter digital controls
Mauritius is set to abolish hotel casino licences and tighten oversight of both land-based and digital gambling under a wide-ranging…
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High Court of Kenya Temporarily Suspends a number of the Gambling Control Regulations 2026
The High Court of Kenya has issued a stay order against the implementation of Regulations 23 and 27 of the…
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Angola Moves to Regularise Social Gaming Mediators as ISJ Pushes for Greater Industry Control
The Gaming Supervision Institute (ISJ) of Angola has confirmed that social gaming mediators will have until 14 December 2026 to…
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