African Gaming Licenses
The Guinea Gaming Licence, regulated by the ARSJPA (Autorité de Régulation du Secteur des Jeux et Pratiques Assimilées), governs all gambling activities
The Ghana Gaming Licence, issued by the Gaming Commission of Ghana, regulates casinos, sports betting, route operations, and online gaming under the Gaming
The Gambia Gaming Licence operates within a limited and evolving regulatory environment primarily targeted at software and gaming operations in designated
Gabon maintains a regulated gambling framework under the oversight of the Ministry of Finance and the National Lottery Authority. This structure supports
The Ethiopia Gaming Licence, issued by the National Lottery Administration (NLA), governs limited gambling activities in Ethiopia. According to Gambling
The Eswatini Gaming Licence regulates land-based casinos, sports betting, lotteries, and horse racing under the oversight of the Gaming Board of Eswatini
Eritrea maintains a strict prohibition on all forms of gambling under its regulatory framework. No dedicated gaming license exists for operators, as legislation
Equatorial Guinea launched its online gaming regulatory framework in August 2025, marking entry into the iGaming market. The framework covers online casinos
The Egypt Casino Licence governs land-based casino operations exclusively for non-Egyptian tourists in designated hotel facilities. Regulated by the Ministry
Djibouti Gaming Licence regulates land-based casinos and limited gaming activities under the oversight of the Ministry of Economy and Finance.