African regulators
The Malawi Gaming Board (MGB) serves as Malawi’s primary gambling regulator, established in 2007 under the Gaming Act of 2007. It holds exclusive
The Madagascar Gaming Board (Conseil du Jeu de Madagascar, or CJM) serves as the primary regulatory authority for gambling activities in Madagascar.
The Libyan Gaming Authority does not exist as a recognized regulatory body. Libya maintains a comprehensive nationwide ban on all forms of commercial gambling
The Liberia Gaming Authority (LGA) serves as the primary regulatory body for gambling activities in Liberia, established under the Gaming Act of 2022.
The Lesotho Gaming Authority (LGA) serves as the primary regulatory body for gambling activities in the Kingdom of Lesotho. Established under the Gaming
The Betting Control and Licensing Board of Kenya (BCLB), established in 1966 under the Betting, Lotteries and Gaming Act (Cap 131), serves as Kenya’
The Guinea-Bissau Gaming Authority, known locally as Inspeção Geral dos Jogos (IGJ), oversees gambling regulation in Guinea-Bissau. Established through Decree-Law No.
The Guinea Gaming Authority (Autorité Guinéenne des Jeux, AGJ) serves as the primary regulatory body for gambling activities in the Republic of Guinea.
The Gaming Commission of Ghana (GCG) serves as the primary regulatory authority for gambling activities across Ghana. Established in 2010 under the Gaming
The Gambia Gaming Authority (GGA) serves as the primary regulatory body for gambling activities in The Gambia. Established in 2021 under the Gaming Act