Advancing Regulatory Excellence Across Africa
The Gaming Regulators Africa Forum
The Gaming Regulators Africa Forum (GRAF) brings together gaming regulators from across the African continent to strengthen regulatory cooperation, share knowledge and advance effective, responsible and sustainable gaming regulation.
Connect. Collaborate. Strengthen Regulation.
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GRAF
Annual Conferences
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About GRAF
GRAF provides a platform for African gaming regulators to engage on matters of common interest, exchange regulatory knowledge and experience, and collectively respond to the opportunities and challenges shaping the gaming sector.
Through collaboration, policy dialogue, research, knowledge-sharing and capacity development, GRAF seeks to strengthen regulatory effectiveness while encouraging greater consistency and cooperation across African jurisdictions.
The Forum also supports engagement with regional and international regulatory bodies and provides a platform for African regulators to participate in wider conversations affecting the future of gaming regulation.
Participating Countries
South Africa
Mozambique
Swaziland
Botswana
Zambia
Tanzania
Angola
Namibia
Seychelles
What We Do

Continental and International Engagement

Harmonisation and Standards

Knowledge and Capacity Development

Regulatory Cooperation
GRAF Annual Conference
The GRAF Annual Conference is one of the Forum’s principal platforms for bringing together regulators, industry stakeholders, thought leaders, academics and subject-matter experts from across Africa and beyond. The conference creates a space for meaningful regulatory dialogue, knowledge exchange, collaboration and engagement on the issues shaping the future of gaming regulation.
Maputo, Mozambique
14–17 September 2026
GRAF Regulatory Excellence Awards
The GRAF Regulatory Excellence Awards recognise individuals, regulators and organisations whose leadership, innovation, collaboration and contribution are helping to advance gaming regulation across Africa.
News
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