Kwame Mensah is an experienced gambling analyst focused on the African betting industry. He shares insights on sports betting, casino platforms, market trends, and responsible gaming across multiple African countries.
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Benin now taxes online gambling operators at 25% of gross gaming revenue (GGR) under its 2025 Finance Law ...
Three different Congolese institutions currently claim authority over gambling taxation, and at least two separate tax rates are ...
Ethiopia spent most of 2026 with no legal sports betting market at all — a situation with few ...
Malawi’s withholding tax on gambling winnings jumped from 10% to 15% at the end of 2025, and the ...
Côte d’Ivoire’s betting market gets described two ways online: a strict state monopoly where only one brand can ...
Search for “Cameroon betting tax 2026” and you’ll land on at least three different numbers — 3%, 15%, ...
Mozambique has no specific confirmed tax rate on sports betting winnings in 2026. The country’s 10% liberatory IRPS ...
Senegal taxes sports betting winnings at a flat 20% withholding rate, deducted directly from the full payout amount ...
Last verified: November 2026, by the Bwinners editorial team. See our editorial verification process. In 2026, Zambia taxes ...
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