The aim is to have a Unified Standard for the Gaming Industry in Africa: Bashir Are
Bashir Are, the CEO of the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority (LSLGA), emphasizes the increasing prominence of gaming in Africa and its progress towards meeting global standards.
In an exclusive interview with iGaming AFRIKA, Bashir acknowledged the growing collaboration among regulators across the continent, with the goal of establishing a unified approach to gaming regulation in Africa.
“We are trying to get a standard on a universal basis so that when you go to Ghana, Kenya or South Africa, you can find a very minute difference in terms of systems, operations, and application for licenses.” he said.
Read Also: Exclusive: Gambling Tunes: Music and Slots Merge
Furthermore, Mr. Bashir openly shared plans to host another grand AGE Event in 2025.
“This is about Africa, it is International. We just happen to be lucky to host the first edition in Lagos, so it’s gonna be AGE Africa 2025.” Join our community: t.me/igaminginafrica
Demystifying the requirements, costs and compliance requirements for setting up an operation in Key African Markets
Women in Gaming: A Look at the Evolving Role of Women in the Gaming Field
Responsible Gaming: Operator’s Role in Enforcing Self Exclusion Measures in Africa
