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SIS Signs Agreement with South Africa’s 4Racing
SIS (Sport Information Services), the leading content provider of 24/7 live betting services has agreed a new partnership with South African rights holder 4Racing that marks the return of South African racing to SIS, covering action from tracks all over the country, including Durbanville, Fairview, Kenilworth, Turffontein, and Vaal. 4Racing is re-energising and invigorating the horse racing industry in
South Africa with a commitment to diversity and transparency in its relationships with stakeholders, designing and implementing a series of new projects and strategies for the betterment of the sport. The latest deal reinforces the commitment of SIS to international
horse racing, which includes events from Africa, Asia, Europe, Ireland, Latin America, North America, Saudi Arabia, U.A.E., and the UK. Conall McSorley, head of International Horse Racing at SIS, said: “It is
fantastic to be working with 4Racing to bring its action to our valued customers in the UK and Ireland. We have seen how 4Racing’s inclusive and innovative attitude has helped to transform the racing industry in South Africa, and they have a team that boasts a wide range of talent. “We are delighted to be able to deliver South African racing once
again, and it provides us with an additional stream of high-quality content that is sure to be appreciated by our customers.” Stephen Watson, 4Racing’s head of licensing & Broadcast, added:
“SIS does a tremendous job in bringing racing action from all over the world to operators internationally, and it is exciting to become a part of that content delivery portfolio. “We have worked hard to enhance our racing product and extend our
broadcast reach globally. SIS’s established distribution channels and credibility with key racing stakeholders will enable us to maximise our product’s consumption in the UK and Ireland, where for years the South African racing product has proven to be very popular.” For more on SIS’s products for the gaming industry, visit Stand S2-130 at ICE London 2023.
28 FEBRUARY 2023
Africa to Get Landmark Entertainment Complex
Further details have been released on the upcoming multifunctional attraction in Zanzibar, Tanzania. The Indian-based developer JHIL Enterprises is behind the complex,
which, according to ET Travel World, will cost in the region of US$30m. It will be located in the Fumba Uptown development. The Guardian reported that it is set to be Africa’s first multi-utility global standards project, encompassing entertainment such as a sports zone with 12 facilities, five of which will be managed by a Norweigan sports management company, a theatre and cultural arcade, a shopping village, with global F&B refreshments, a leisure zone, and tourism zone. Esteemed personalities were present at the foundation stone laying
ceremony in June, including famed cricketer Sunil Gavaskar, theatre and film personality Kunal Kapoor, founder of Dubai-based Visa Facilitation Services Zubin Karkaria and 15 other Investors, planners and operations partners from India, Ireland and Norway. A projected opening date for the 37-acre complex has not yet been
released, though it is understood that construction is set to begin as soon as the final permissions have been received.
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