Online gambling is rapidly eroding Kenya! Is the African market on the rise?
APS Bomet FC signs a 5.5 million Kenyan Shilling collaboration agreement with WR Bet to boost team performance.
The Kenyan football club APS Bomet FC recently reached a cooperation agreement worth 5.5 million Kenyan shillings with the well-known betting company WR Bet, aimed at enhancing the team's overall performance and competitiveness.According to the agreement, WR Bet will provide financial support to APS
Emerging markets? Kenyans spend 2 billion every day on gambling!
Habesha Fortune5: SmartSoft's Innovative Slot Machine Tailored for the Ethiopian Market
Recently, the well-known game developer SmartSoft Gaming launched a new slot game called "Habesha Fortune5", specifically tailored for the Ethiopian market. This game has quickly attracted widespread attention in the local gambling entertainment field due to its unique design and localized elements
Google Lifts Ban on Gambling Ads in Nigeria, Reopens Online Betting Ads
Recently, Google has updated its advertising policy, allowing online gambling ads to be placed in Nigeria again. This marks a significant adjustment in Google's policy towards gambling ads in Nigeria.Background: The Implementation and Lifting of the BanIn January 2025, following a ruling by the Supr
Overview of the African Betting Market: Dual Drive of Online and Physical Lottery!
Explosive Wealth Track! 82% of Uganda's gambling industry revenue comes from online operations!
MeridianBet has been approved by regulatory authorities to launch B2B products in the Nigerian market.
MeridianBet has received regulatory approval from the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority (LSLGA) to offer B2B products in the Nigerian market.This latest development is achieved by the subsidiary of Golden Matrix Group, which has been operating in the African continent for 20 years. Now, wit
"The 'Safety Lock' of Online Gambling: How Does Nigeria Address Data Breach Risks?"
The online gambling industry in Nigeria has become an important part of the country's digital economy, encompassing sports betting apps, virtual casinos, and interactive gaming platforms. With the proliferation of mobile devices and an increasing number of young, tech-savvy individuals, platforms li
Does Nigeria have the largest gambling market in Africa?
Nigeria has a population of over 200 million, a significant portion of whom are deeply entrenched in the gambling sector, making it easy to assume that Nigeria has the largest gambling industry in Africa.But is this really the case?Nigeria is one of the top three gambling nations in Africa, with So
Ghana's newly elected government has proposed a budget that eliminates the country's 10% gambling tax, sparking concerns across various sectors.
Ghana's newly elected government has announced the abolition of the gambling tax in the new budget, which has raised concerns from the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) in Ghana.Currently, the country imposes a 10% tax on all gambling winnings (to be implemented in August 2023), which is automatic
The social concerns triggered by African sports betting are increasingly intensifying.
According to reports from African media, in at least five African countries, many people view sports betting as a way to earn a steady income.Some believe that sports betting is a way out of poverty.However, social critics warn that the number of sports betting activities in Africa is increasing, wh
African Betting Locomotive: The Development of the Nigerian Sports Betting Industry
Global trade has driven the development of the local economy in Africa, where businessmen unwilling to remain poor have made money through the global trade supply chain with their shrewd minds.After becoming wealthy, the black business elites had more demands for gaming entertainment. As the game wi
Africa's betting market is soaring! Why can't operators ignore this emerging market?
Depth: Analysis of Chinese Investments in the Gambling Industry in Africa
According to incomplete statistics, the total number of Chinese expatriates in Africa has exceeded one million, a significant portion of whom are young and middle-aged male laborers. These Chinese men are typically the main clientele of casinos. It is common to see gamblers squandering years of savi
