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A major change is coming to Africa’s fast-growing gaming industry

IOL · 22 September 2026 at 13:18

A major change is coming to Africa’s fast-growing gaming industry

The African Lotteries & Gaming Association (ALGA) plans to establish a Continental Dispute Resolution Ombudsman for Africa’s lotteries and gaming sector.

Announced by ALGA Board Chairperson Sebina Hlapolosa at the 2026 CEOs Forum in KwaZulu-Natal, the proposed ombudsman would provide an independent mechanism for considering industry disputes and concerns.

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