Zimbabwe tightens grip on illegal gambling

Zimbabwe’s gaming industry is undergoing sweeping reforms as government and the Lotteries and Gaming Board strengthen regulation, tighten enforcement against illegal gambling, modernise oversight through digital systems and promote responsible gaming to boost transparency, consumer protection and sustainable economic growth.

Addressing the Fifth Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Harare on Tuesday, Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage minister Kazembe Kazembe challenged the industry to embrace professionalism, ethical conduct and full compliance with the country’s laws.

He described the gaming industry as an important contributor to the economy that must be safeguarded through integrity, accountability and responsible regulation.

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