iGambling: What does it mean for Africa?

Teté Mausse hosts a discussion on the evolution of the iGaming industry in Africa which is classified as entertainment. Nairobi recently hosted the first-ever world gaming festival in Africa popularly, SiGMA. Kenya has Africa's largest youth gambling population in Sub-Saharan Africa with about 30 licensed sportsbooks, online gambling is conditionally legal. Over the last 10 years, the face of gambling is shifting from casino scenes to online, mainly propelled by sports betting given that Africa is football manic. Some are referring to this as the new scramble for Africa, facilitated by the continent's fast-growing connectivity and e-commerce.

We are joined by Tunde Adebisi, PhD researcher, Sports, Ulster University and David Moshi, Managing Partner, Velex Advisory. Tchiyiwe Chihana co-hosts.

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