Join us for our 15th Annual Conference
Regulators from across Africa stand to benefit immensely from their participation in GRAF Conference 2024.
The 15th Annual GRAF Conference, proudly hosted by the KwaZulu-Natal Gaming & Betting Board in the picturesque city of Durban, South Africa.
The Gaming Regulators Africa Forum (GRAF) promotes cooperation between gaming regulators, facilitates dialogue and helps campaigns to promote responsible gambling.
Membership is open to all gambling jurisdictions on the African continent. Current members include Botswana, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania,
MONEY LAUNDERING
The exchange of large amounts of cash within the gaming industry, often involving the movement of funds between accounts in multiple countries, is making the gaming industry particularly vulnerable to money laundering activities. This is a look at global efforts to curb money laundering activities.
REGULATION
Internet-base technology has now made it possible to offer gambling activites traditionally associated with land-based gambling establishments in a virtual space. However, this new form of gambling remains prohibited in some African countries including South Africa. Are attempts to ban interactive gambling doomed to fail?
CYBER CRIME
The increasing digitisation of gambling presents an attractive target for cyber criminals who wish to steal money and personal information from gaming operators. GRAF encourages information sharing and colloboration between gaming regulators to protect the public from online fraud.
GRAF is an organisation of African countries, working to foster cooperation between gambling regulators, facilitate dialoque, promote responsible gambling and sustainable economic growth in the continent.
Access publiicly-available research papers, presentations and reports from GRAF members and gaming regulators around the globe.
Browse Research Publications.
Presentation on the regulations and the future landscape of the gambling industry. Presented by the National Gambling Board South Africa.
Presentation on anti-money laundering and financing of terrorism. Presented by the Botswana Gambling Authority.
The increasing digitisation of gambling presents an attractive target for cyber criminals who wish to steal money and personal information from gaming operators. GRAF encourages information sharing and colloboration between gaming regulators to protect the public from online fraud.
Work to ensure gambling stays free from crime and the proceeds of criminal finance continues to be a major area of concern for gaming regulators across the globe. Are gaming regulators paying enough attention to financing of terorism in line with the rise of the level of terrorism in the world.
Internet-base technology has now made it possible to offer gambling activites traditionally associated with land-based gambling establishments in a virtual space. However, this new form of gambling remains prohibited in some African countries including South Africa. Are attempts to ban interactive gambling doomed to fail?
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