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BiG Africa Summit 2025 launches in Botswana to drive innovation in gaming

BiG Africa Summit 2025 launches in Botswana to drive innovation in gaming

Image source: Gambling Authority - Botswana

The 11th Annual Betting & iGaming Africa Summit (BiG) is currently underway at the Gaborone International Convention Centre (GICC), running until February 20, 2025. Since its inception in 2014, the summit has played a pivotal role in shaping the future of legal remote gaming and betting across Southern Africa and beyond.

The event was officially inaugurated by Botswana’s Minister of Trade & Entrepreneurship, Hon. Tiroeaone Ntsima, who underscored the gaming sector’s potential in economic diversification. "The gaming sector presents vast opportunities for investment, job creation, and innovation, strengthening our economy in the digital age," he stated.

As one of the most anticipated events in the gambling industry news cycle, BiG Africa Summit 2025 brings together top gambling news experts, regulators, and stakeholders to discuss the latest trends shaping the market.

Day one of the summit set the stage with dynamic discussions, strategic networking, and showcases of cutting-edge gaming solutions tailored for the African market. Industry leaders, including representatives from trusted bookmakers, engaged in expert-led panels exploring key trends, including regulatory developments, responsible gambling, and technological advancements driving the sector forward.

On day two, participants continued to explore the evolving landscape of Africa’s gaming industry. Insightful panel discussions delved into innovation, regulatory shifts, and investment opportunities, sparking meaningful conversations on the future of the sector. Attendees also maximized networking opportunities, exchanging ideas over dedicated sessions and business luncheons.

With a distinguished lineup of industry pioneers and decision-makers, BiG Africa Summit 2025 remains at the forefront of fostering sustainable growth and a well-regulated gaming industry in Africa. As discussions continue over the coming days, the summit is expected to shape new opportunities and define the future of gaming across the continent.

Published February 18, 2025 by Brian Oiriga
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