Former Minister of Commerce Amin Modad called for a ban on gambling and sports betting, which was met with strong opposition from the Liberian public. Politician Byron Brown Jr. defended the gambling industry, describing it as a significant contributor to the national economy and pointing out that t
Despite Libya's long-standing strict ban on gambling, its **online gaming market is still quietly expanding**. Market growth is mainly driven by the proliferation of smartphones, the rise of esports, and offshore gaming platforms.According to industry estimates, there are about **1.25 million acti
Liberia's gambling industry is facing a significant shift in advertising models. According to the latest requirements from the Liberian Intellectual Property Office (LIPO), gambling companies must pay musicians if they use their music in advertisements. This initiative aims to strengthen copyright p
As banking services are insufficiently covered, mobile money is revolutionizing the payment methods in the Liberian gambling industry, enabling players to place digital bets more conveniently. Mobile payment services such as Orange Money and MTN Mobile Money are rapidly emerging, transforming ordina
In Liberia, where bank service coverage remains limited, mobile money is revolutionizing the gambling payment model. With the popularity of services like Orange Money and MTN Mobile Money, ordinary mobile phones are becoming the core tool for digital gambling, making betting and withdrawals more eff
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