African Lotteries and Gaming Association partners with Gaming Tech Summit Africa 2026
ALGA to contribute regulatory expertise to discussions on governance, compliance and sustainable industry growth at Kenya summit.
Kenya.- The African Lotteries and Gaming Association (ALGA) has announced that it will partner with the Gaming Tech Summit Africa 2026, scheduled to take place from June 2-4 in Nairobi, Kenya. ALGA’s participation is set to bring a regulatory perspective to discussions at the summit, which will gather regulators, operators, technology providers and other stakeholders to explore developments shaping Africa’s gaming ecosystem.
Welcoming the collaboration, the event organisers said in a LinkedIn post that ALGA’s involvement would contribute to discussions around governance and industry oversight. Organisers said: “Their (ALGA’s) presence at GTSA 2026 brings an important regulatory perspective into conversations around governance, compliance and sustainable industry growth.”
ALGA confirmed its participation in an announcement, highlighting the role industry collaboration can play in shaping the sector’s future. “Platforms such as this are instrumental in shaping the future of the industry through collaboration, innovation and shared purpose,” said ALGA.
Gaming Tech Summit Africa focuses on the intersection of technology, regulation and innovation within the gaming sector. The event typically features keynote discussions, industry panels and networking opportunities aimed at supporting responsible industry development across African markets.
ALGA works with regulators, operators and other stakeholders across the continent to promote responsible gaming practices and support the development of effective regulatory frameworks for Africa’s lottery and gaming industries.
The Gaming Tech Summit Africa 2026 will bring together regulators, operators, investors and technology providers to discuss developments shaping Africa’s gaming sector. The event is expected to feature policy dialogues and industry roundtables focused on topics such as licensing frameworks, regulatory cooperation and the role of technology in the continent’s evolving gaming markets.
