Uganda regulator expands school outreach to tackle underage gambling
NLGRB has reached more than 10,000 students through education initiatives aimed at preventing early exposure to betting.
NLGRB has reached more than 10,000 students through education initiatives aimed at preventing early exposure to betting.
Eventus International, in partnership with the Gambling Authority of Botswana, is proud to announce the Pan African Gaming Taxation and Revenue (PAGTR) Summit 2026, a premier gathering of policymakers, regulators, tax authorities, and industry leaders dedicated to shaping the future of gaming across Africa.
Malawi, Zimbabwe, Senegal and South Africa are increasing their gambling taxes.
A decade later, Eventus International returns to Kenya with the Sports Betting East Africa+ Summit for its 11th edition from 22 – 24 April 2026, taking place at the prestigious Argyle Grand Hotel.
A community-based educational program carried out by the NLGRB among boda boda riders backed up the Ugandan regulator’s recent conference appearance.
Members of the Ugandan gambling and IT regulatory organizations underwent training in Ljubljana to improve understanding of the National Central Electronic Monitoring System (NCEMS).
Following a successful engagement in the region, Eventus International is proud to announce its return to Botswana for the second time this year with the Pan-African Gaming Taxation & Revenue Summit 2026 (PAGTR pronounced “pag-ter”), a landmark gathering of policymakers, regulators, tax authorities, and industry leaders from across the continent.
The National Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board (NLGRB) has continued its program of community engagement with traders at the market in Entebbe.
The platform moves betting, lotteries and casinos into ‘Prohibited Industries’ category for paid collaborations.
The industry event will be held from 16-19 February at The Grand Palm Hotel and Casino in Botswana.