This is how firms make billions through gambling

Coronavirus: gambling firms urged to impose betting cap of £50 a day  The GuardianFiver on Fifa? Bookmakers get creative in gambling's changed world  The GuardianView Full coverage on Google News

I would like to emphasize on  "DAILYNEWS" article, I wrote –  CYBER crimes are a new type of occurrences in today’s digital age, different from the conventional crimes that we all are used to. Unfortunately, the crimes are rapidly increasing and have no borders.

Above all, the criminal techniques are swiftly changing. In Tanzania for example, more than 999 cybercrimes were reported, according to available data. However, only 212 cases were filed and 132 suspects were charged before a court of...

The gambling sector in East Africa is in a 'total mess' following the collapse of global sport in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, says a Ugandan official.

Gambling Commission 'is being outgunned' by betting companies  The GuardianGambling industry 'needs tougher regulation'  BBC NewsAt risk gamblers 'need better protection'  BBC NewsView Full coverage on Google News

Students' gambling craze worries parents, schools
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THE mushrooming of betting kiosks in urban areas in the country is worrying parents, guardians and school administrators as students take to gambling with zeal. In a survey conducted recently by the 'Sunday News,' the general consensus among the ...

>By night, Ieong Man Teng was dealing baccarat to gamblers at the Wynn Macau casino. By day, he was mobilising thousands of fellow dealers to protest on the street for better working conditions and higher pay.

Everton to drop lucrative deal with gambling giant two years early  The GuardianEverton end shirt sponsorship deal with betting firm SportPesa  Goal.comEverton terminate SportPesa's shirt deal three years early  Inside World FootballEverton axe SportPesa as main club sponsor after commercial review  EGR GlobalEverton end shirt sponsorship deal with online betting firm SportPesa  Sky SportsView Full coverage on Google News

>Three more top government officials were charged yesterday with dishonestly receiving over Sh2 billion from Mr James Rugemalira of VIP Engineering--the company that pocketed over Sh100 billion after selling its 30 percent stake to Pan Africa Power Solutions Tanzania Limited(PAP).

The 2014 African Economic Outlook presents data that should give the continent’s leaders food for thought.