GAMING FOR AFRICA
Club Liberte Casino in the Seychelles, is the First to Receive APEX’s Clover Link Elements
Seychelles’ premier gaming destination, Club Liberte Casino, has once again solidified its reputation as an industry leader by becoming the first venue in Seychelles to debut the groundbreaking new gambling product, Clover Link Elements, from leading supplier APEX pro gaming s.r.o.
This exclusive launch places Club Liberte and the island of Mahé at the forefront of gaming innovation, offering patrons an unparalleled and cutting-edge casino experience. The Clover Link Elements terminal is designed to captivate players with its dynamic and engaging format. The centrepiece of the new product is its suite of four powerful “3 Pot” games, each offering a unique,thrilling gameplay experience. The thrilling titles include: • Clover Wave • Clover Inferno • Clover Twist • Clover Tomb
In addition to these core games, Clover Link Elements significantly expands the player’s journey by integrating a dynamic mix of 18 progressive anchor titles. This extensive library
The SOFTSWISS Sportsbook Wins SiGMA South Asia Awards 2025
The SOFTSWISS Sportsbook has been named Best Online Sportsbook Provider at the SiGMA South Asia Awards 2025. The awards ceremony took place on 30 November in Colombo, Sri Lanka, recognising outstanding achievement and meaningful contributions to the region’s iGaming landscape.
This award comes at a milestone moment for the SOFTSWISS Sportsbook, which has just marked its fifth anniversary. Built on a flexible, platform- agnostic architecture, the solution seamlessly integrates with any casino platform on the market in under 14 days.
Alexander Kamenetskyi, Head of SOFTSWISS Sportsbook, celebrates the milestone: “Winning Best Online Sportsbook Provider in South Asia is meaningful because it reflects the trust and results we deliver for operators in one of the world’s fastest-growing betting regions. Our priority is to give clients a stable, scalable platform backed by
ensures a diverse and ever-engaging selection, providing the perfect blend of fresh adventures alongside the proven appeal of popular progressives.
Club Liberte General Manager, Andy McClusky stated, “We are thrilled to partner with APEX to bring this innovative product to our guests first. Clover Link Elements, with its compelling 3 Pot games and vast array of progressive options, aligns perfectly with our mission to offer the most exciting and diverse gaming environment in the region.” The introduction of Clover Link Elements promises to deliver an electrifying new dimension to the casino floor, inviting players at Club Liberte to be among the first in the world to discover its potential for major wins and non-stop entertainment.
Uganda’s NLGRB Attends 2025 GRAF
reliable technology and strong service support. This Conference in Sun City award shows that our approach works perfectly.” Coming in the same year as the product’s fifth anniversary, this milestone follows a series of significant achievements in 2025, including: • The launch of the industry’s first Sportsbook Network Jackpot, with a prize of over 80,000 euro from a 166 euro combo bet with total odds of 4.38.
• A major technical overhaul of API 2.0, enabling faster onboarding and more scalable integrations.
• A renewed CMS, giving operators deeper control over content, branding, and event management. Beyond daily operations, the SOFTSWISS Sportsbook team is actively shaping the future of the betting industry.
In the recently released 2026 iGaming Trends report, the team shares its insights on emerging microtrends, including the rise of microbetting and the increasing integration of sportsbooks into online casino projects.
A team from Uganda’s National Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board (NLGRB) led by Board Chair Ken Kitariko and CEO Denis Mudene, took part in the 16th Gaming Regulators Africa Forum (GRAF) Conference, held recently in Sun City, South Africa. The annual gathering brings together regulators, policymakers, industry stakeholders, and experts from across the continent to discuss new developments, challenges, and regulatory innovations shaping Africa’s gaming landscape.
This year’s event focused on the theme: “Strengthening Gambling Regulation in Africa: Collaborative Action Against Gambling Harm and Promotion of Responsible Play in a Tech-Driven Era.” During the conference, the NLGRB delegation contributed to conversations on improving cooperation between African regulators, boosting consumer protection, addressing gambling-related harm, and using technology to strengthen monitoring and compliance. Key topics included standardising regulations across borders, advancing responsible gambling programmes, anti-money laundering measures, balancing revenue generation with player welfare, and understanding how technological change impacts regulation.
GRAF President Mabutho Zwane emphasized the importance of unified regulatory efforts, noting that Africa’s gaming industry can only thrive responsibly when countries work together and prioritise player protection.
The NLGRB highlighted Uganda’s progress in updating its regulatory systems, digitalising compliance processes, and expanding responsible gambling initiatives. Because many Ugandan operators work across multiple African markets, cross-border collaboration remains essential.
28 JANUARY 2026
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