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The deal will extend the company's growth into the markets in Africa and South Africa.

This latest move highlights the game operator's commitment to expanding farther into Africa, one country at a time.

The new three-year deal will expand the iGaming platform company's footprint into Nigeria.

Games will include standard roulette, standard blackjack, Auto Roulette, Speed Roulette, Eclipse Blackjack and Lotus Speed Baccarat.

Sun International’s urban casinos are reopening with restricted tables and slot machine capacities, and with physical shields installed between slot machines and between seats at gaming tables.

The company agreed to sell Emerald Casino Resort to Peermont Hotels, Casinos and Resorts for total proceeds of $49 million.

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) and the League Management Company (LMC) have signed separate but similarly-useful partnership agreements with global online betting company 1XBET.

Bede will act as the group's online gaming technology partner, licensing its platform to Sun International.

This August, the online casino is toasting South Africa's wine regions by offering free spins on the popular Lucha Libre slot.

No one seems to know what the heck is going on with the New Jersey sports betting case — not even the Supreme Court. There's also some fantasy sports stories and gambling news from Africa.

The company will attend WrB Africa on 7-8 June in Kenya to showcase its extensive portfolio of gaming and betting products.

The company has expanded its operations in Africa thanks to an agreement with the online betting and gaming site.

The Nigeria-based sportsbook operator has reintroduced its affiliate program in partnership with Income Access, part of Paysafe Grou

The thirteenth season of the World Series of Poker Circuit has announced six extra stops, from Australia to Belgium, that have been added to its schedule.

The company will showcase its portfolio of international gaming solutions from 9 to 11 October at Emperors Palace in Johannesburg, South Africa.

The London-based supplier has made its first move into Africa with the launch of a website and SMS betting service.

Deposits made between July 11 and July 18 will be eligible for a R1,000 bonus.

$283 million Cape Verde casino begins construction.

Leading figures from across the global gaming industry will be heading towards Nigeria in the spring of 2016 to attend the World Regulatory Briefing (WrB) Africa event in Lagos – one of the continent's most prominent markets.

The South African casino already offers American roulette, but many players prefer European.