By The Weekly Edge desk ·
NLGRB said it worked with Gaming Laboratories International on training and stakeholder engagement concerning Uganda’s gaming standards. The sessions also covered development of a framework for classifying and approving games.
The sessions address the standards and approval framework used in Uganda’s gaming sector.
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The appointments add personnel to Spectrum Gaming Group and board advisory support to GLI.
GLI’s board gains advice from Gavin Isaacs, a former chief executive of Scientific Games and Entain.
The remarks give judicial recognition to NLGRB’s role in regulating Uganda’s gambling sector.
Licensed gaming operators discussed implementing Uganda’s 15% withholding tax with the NLGRB and URA.
Licensed operators must deduct 15% tax from payouts minus stakes, while National Lottery winnings remain exempt.
NLGRB leadership addressed Auditor General queries before the parliamentary COSASE committee.