Africa
EGT Installs its Gaming Equipments at Grand Palace Casino in Cameroon

EGT has made a large-scale installation in Cameroon. The brand-new ultra-modern Grand Palace Casino in Douala city, which was officially opened in the beginning of October, is supplied entirely with gaming equipment from the Bulgarian manufacturer.
“We are beyond happy that we have finally been able to realize this long-awaited project and Grand Palace Casino is now a fact. We are flattered that Gaming IQ place their trust in us and I believe that this is just the beginning of a long-term fruitful partnership that will provide African players with access to first-class service and high-quality gaming products to fully satisfy their tastes and requirements,” Lilia Georgieva, CEO of EGT Tanzania, said.
60 slot cabinets of the G 27-27 St, G 32-32 VIP, P 24-24 Up, P 42V St Curved and Vega Vision models are available to the guests of the gaming facility. They reveal the gaming world of the Premier and Collection Series multigames, as well as the Premium Link and Lady’s Cards jackpots, which are very popular among local gaming audience. The absolute bestseller Bell Link, as well as the General Series mixes, that are presented for the first time in the country, complement the variety of gaming products. The visitors to the casino can also try their luck with the Premier Automated Roulette, equipped with Jackpot Cards.
EGT’s casino management system Spider also made its debut in the gaming establishment and now is assisting for the easy and efficient management of its daily activities.
Terry Smith and Delcho Petrov from Gaming IQ said: “We are very proud to launch Grand Palace Casino in Cameroon with the entire gaming floor dedicated to EGT’s equipment. We believe that the automated roulette and the slot machines will reap great success among our customers, who will also highly appreciate the casino management system Spider with our attractive loyalty program. Our company has signed multiple agreements with different countries across Africa to help them modernize and change the vision of gaming industry and casino business and raise customer experience to the international level. Grand Palace Casino is the first of those gaming establishments. We intend to continue to work closely with EGT and support and promote its products. Our ambition is to place 300 to 500 machines of the Bulgarian manufacturer in few African countries by the end of 2024.”
Africa
MulaSport launches Kiron’s data-lite Soccer Game across 5 countries in Africa

MulaSport launches Kiron’s data-lite Soccer Game across 5 countries in Africa.
Kiron has rolled out Mula League on MulaSport, bringing a data-lite virtual football format to one of Africa’s leading sportsbook operators. Mula League delivers the excitement of league soccer in a lightweight design that fits seamlessly into digital platforms and uses very little data.
Mula League captures the feel of real league soccer in a fast, three-minute match format with full season play and familiar betting markets. Its data-lite design ensures quick, reliable access for players and its easy integration has made it perfect for MulaSport.
Steven Spartinos, Co-CEO of Kiron, said: “This launch with MulaSport underlines how virtual football can be both innovative and accessible. Mula League delivers the full league experience in a data-lite format that is scalable for operators and engaging for players.
Desiree Scott, Group Head of Corporate Affairs at MulaSport, said: “Bringing Kiron’s game onto our site strengthens our sportsbook with content that is quick to access and easy to enjoy. The format fits seamlessly into the way our players engage with football, while reflecting our commitment to quality, choice, and responsibility.”
Mula League is now live on the MulaSport platform.
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Africa
Rise & Hustle partners with Altenar to power its new sportsbook offering

Next-gen operator launches sport betting with award-winning platform provider
Rise & Hustle, Africa’s next-gen tap-to-earn gaming operator, has launched sports betting within its street game platform through a new partnership with leading sportsbook platform provider Altenar.
As part of the deal, Altenar is delivering thousands of daily pre-match events and live in-play betting with fast markets and cash out, alongside extensive esports coverage and a full range of traditional sports to Rise & Hustle’s players in Nigeria.
Popular sports such as football and the English Premier League will form the foundation, complemented by comprehensive coverage of local competitions to satisfy regional betting interests. Players will benefit from being able to use local currency (Naira), ensuring a familiar end-to-end experience.
The agreement sees Rise & Hustle’s users benefit from personalised bet recommendations, and seamless wallet integration across casino, free-to-play and sportsbook. An optimised UI/UX with intuitive navigation across both mobile and desktop simplifies the betting process, while the free-to-play element awards players with free bets to drive engagement and retain loyalty.
Altenar’s customisable, mobile-first front end aligns seamlessly with Rise & Hustle’s brand, while its advanced risk management tools protect profitability and fraud prevention. Operators can now benefit from real-time, competitively priced odds and 24/7 access to Altenar’s trading team, highlighting its commitment to customer care.
The partnership follows a strong year for Altenar on the African continent, after it gained its South Africa licence back in December 2024 and appointed Brendon Jeacocks as Regional Director.
Tassos Theocharidis, Senior Sales Executive at Altenar, said: “We’re delighted to team up with Rise & Hustle to deliver a new sports betting experience to its players. We firmly believe in the operator’s potential in the fiercely competitive Nigerian market.
“We look forward to enhancing their existing offering with the addition of our award-winning sports betting technology.”
Josh Jones, CEO & Co-Founder of Rise & Hustle, commented: “Our collaboration with Altenar enables us to deliver a world-class betting experience tailored to Nigerian players’ interests.
“The onboarding process and speed-to-market were two key factors in choosing Altenar and rolling out a sportsbook solution will help us attract demographics as we evolve our business.”
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Africa
Ghana’s NLA Introduces New Sticker to Clamp Down on Illegal Lotto Operators

The fight against illegal lotto operations in Ghana continues unabated with a major push led by the Director-General and Management of the National Lottery Authority (NLA).
On August 26, the Authority organised a press conference at Brennan Hall to re-emphasise the ongoing registration exercise for Lotto Writers under registered Private Lotto Operators, a process initially launched on September 18, 2024, under the previous leadership.
As part of the initiative, unique identification stickers are being introduced for all Writers and Agents of Private Lotto Operators (PLOs). This measure is expected to reduce illegal activities in the industry and significantly boost the Authority’s revenue.
Addressing the press, the Director-General, Mr. Mohammed Abdul-Salam, noted the growing difficulty distinguishing legitimate writers from illegal ones. He explained that the introduction of the new sticker system would firmly establish the Authority’s regulatory role. Supported by the Operations and Compliance teams, this initiative will be enforced from September 1, 2025, to clamp down on unlicensed operators.
The Executive Secretary of the Concerned Lotto Agents and Writers Association (CLAAG), Mr. Kwaku Duah, welcomed the development, stressing that it was time for Registered Operators to benefit from the fees they had paid. He further cautioned that any Agent or Writer who fails to comply with the new regulations would not receive their support when caught by the law.
The sticker will display the Agent or Writer’s name, location, phone number and payment details, among other information. A QR code generated upon payment will allow the compliance team to easily verify duly licensed operators during their visits.
Mr. Andrew Tuah, Head of Operations, added that the registration fee of GHC 250 for Lotto Writers was to be renewed annually. In addition to the sticker’s robust security features, which cannot be duplicated, he announced a nationwide sensitisation exercise for the Lotto Writers to familiarise themselves with this app.
The press conference was also attended by the Deputy Director-General, Mr. Eric Yeboah Wadie, the Public Relations Officer of CLAAG, Mr. David Agbeviadeh, members of the Executive Management, Management and Staff of the Authority.
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