EXPERTS SOUTH AFRICA South Africa – Gaming seen as source of revenue for eastern cape 6 years ago Iwo Bulski Post Views: 979 NEW TECHNOLOGIES and gaming could lead to an increase in the revenue base for the Eastern Cape province, Economic Development MEC (member of executive council) Mlungisi Mvoko said yesterday while speaking at the 15th Gaming Regulators Africa – “It is still our fervent belief that through the infusion of new technologies in the 4th Industrial Revolution and optimal regulation, gaming could lead to an increase in the revenue base of the province,” Forum taking place at The Boardwalk Hotel in Port Elizabeth. It comes as no surprise that technology has had a remarkable impact upon the gaming industry. So, if you are wondering how technology is impacting the gaming industry then you need to look no further than how a crypto currency like Bitcoin has revolutionised the realm of online users. This year’s conference, themed “Fourth Industrial Revolution and its Impact on Gaming in Africa”, brings together representatives from countries which include Angola, Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Seychelles, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe. The conference is focusing on global economy shifts and the impact of this on the global gaming industry. Mvoko told delegates the shift to legalise gambling and the growth in the sector has benefited provincial fiscus. He said the industry had given consumers an additional choice of recreation, generated considerable tax revenue and increased employment. Mvoko said the provincial economy grew by an estimated R985 mil- lion over the last five years as a result of the gambling industry. He said the Eastern Cape economy was predominantly driven by car manufacturing and tourism industries. But an ongoing global economic crisis has brought about an indirect decline in both industries. “It is critical that alternative industries like legalised gaming are enhanced to diversify our economic base.” Source: African News Agency (ANA) About Post Author Iwo Bulski Issues related to the gambling business is engaged in more than 30 years. My empirical experience gives me the opportunity to present events and companies from this business with full knowledge and industry knowledge. See author's posts Iwo BulskiIssues related to the gambling business is engaged in more than 30 years. My empirical experience gives me the opportunity to present events and companies from this business with full knowledge and industry knowledge. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Print Tags: 15th Gaming Regulators Africa, Mlungisi Mvoko, South Africa Continue Reading Previous South Africa – Major overhaul for horse racing on the cardsNext South Africa – Smart cash on bots taking your bets More Stories EXPERTS KENYA Safaricom Bets On AI To Improve Customers Experience 13 hours ago Samuel EXPERTS KENYA Nairobi County Betting Board on the Spot Over Staff Recruitment 13 hours ago Samuel BETTING EXPERTS How Real-Time Betting is Changing the Game With Microbetting 4 days ago Samuel EXPERTS WORLD NEWS Gaming Laboratories International appoints two to new roles 4 days ago Szarlot EXPERTS SOUTH AFRICA Triumph at SiGMA Africa 2025: Best Platform & Best Marketing Campaign 5 days ago Iwo Bulski EXPERTS GHANA Government abolish e-levy, betting tax, emission levy, others to ease burden 5 days ago Samuel EXPERTS MOROCCO Morocco-France Partnership Launches Program to Incubate 9 Gaming Startups 5 days ago Samuel BETTING SOUTH AFRICA 1xBet wins prestigious SiGMA Africa Awards 2025 5 days ago Iwo Bulski CASINO SOUTH AFRICA The Influence of Black Leaders on Casino Legalization in Africa and the USA 6 days ago Samuel EXPERTS MOROCCO Early Bird Tickets Now Available for iGC Summit Africa – Prices Increase April 1st ! 6 days ago Iwo Bulski EXPERTS WORLD NEWS YouTube will tighten its policies on illegal gambling content 7 days ago Szarlot EXPERTS SOUTH AFRICA EGT’s stand at SiGMA Africa 2025 to be a focal point of the show 7 days ago Samuel Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.