Enforcement Update ⚠️ #OperationMashineHaramu Working closely with @PoliceUg , we confiscated over 170 illegal gaming machines from communities across Ibanda, Mbarara, Kabale, Masaka, Palisa, Butebo, Namutumba, Apac, Nwoya, Oyam and Kole. We thank Regional Police Commanders, Local leaders, whistle blowers, the media and community members whose vigilance made these operations possible. If you spot suspicious gaming activities, operators, suppliers and manufacturers, report them via our toll-free 0800285800, send an email at [email protected] or reach out on WhatsApp 0760597435. #NLGRB #ResponsibleGamingUg

Soroti 📌 Today, @lgrb_uganda team engaged the media in Teso region to strengthen the understanding of gaming regulation , responsible gaming initiatives, enforcement against illegal gaming, and the sector's broader socio - economic impact. "Journalists play a critical role in shaping public understanding and perception of gaming especially through accurate reporting." said @lgrb_uganda 's Senior Communications Officers, @Jackie_kamakune During the engagement, some of the journalists emphasised the need for the Board to partner with local leaders to sensitize community members in remote and underserved areas, such as villages. "We thank the Board for creating awareness among journalists, especially reporters and sports commentators. We also recommend working with cultural leaders who have influence within communities." - Simon Ochen, Program Producer, Voice of Teso. We commend the Teso region media for the candid discussions and remain committed to working with all stakeholders to protect the public from the adverse effects of gaming. #NLGRB #ResponsibleGamingUg #Strategicpartnerships

Happy Independence Day Uganda 🇺🇬 As we celebrate 64 years of Independence, the National Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board joins all Ugandans in honouring our heritage, celebrating our unity and growth. We are proud to be part of the journey and look forward to the opportunities ahead. #UgandaAt64 #ResponsibleGamingUg

📣 Enforcement Update @lgrb_uganda 's regional team working closely with @PoliceUg has confiscated 36 illegal gaming machines in parts of Amuru, Amolatar and Dokolo districts. Enforcement operations remain ongoing across the country, and we thank all whistle blowers and community leaders whose information continues to support these efforts. Seen suspicious gaming activities but not sure how to report it? Report suspected illegal gaming activities, operators, manufacturers and suppliers through our toll-free helpline 0800285800, WhatsApp 0760597435 or via email at [email protected] #NLGRB #OperationMashineHaramu #ResponsibleGamingUg

📌 IBANDA Happening Now! "There is the law, and there are the wananchi we are mandated to protect. Let us work together to enforce the law firmly with the our people remaining the core focus" - Happy Herbert Mayanja, LC5 Ibanda District. We are engaging district leaders in Ibanda to enhance their understanding of the Board’s mandate, address challenges of illegal gaming and security concerns, and strengthen collaboration with leaders who are closest to the communities we serve. The engagement brought together RDCs, District Chairperson, CAO, DPC, LCs, Town Clerks, OCs, Subcounty Chiefs and other stakeholders committed to safeguarding communities. ASP Paul Nabimanya representing DPC Ibanda applauded the initiatives by the Board and called for more sensitisation to empower leaders with knowledge needed to protect the public from gaming harm. Protecting the public remains at the heart of our mandate. We believe the law is strongest when it is understood, supported and enforced by those closest to people. #NLGRB #ResponsibleGamingUg

#SayNoToUnderageGaming The future belongs to informed and empowered young people. Our Responsible Gaming team visited Muntuyera High School to sensitize students against underage gaming. The session highlighted the risks associated with early gaming exposure, importance of staying focused on education and making informed decisions. By taking the message to schools, we are fostering a culture of awareness, prevention and protection to ensure young people are shielded from the adverse effects of gaming. #NLGRB #ResponsibleGamingUg

🌎 Jinja @lgrb_uganda engaged security and administrative leaders in Jinja, bringing together RDCs, RPC, DPCs, CAO, DISO, GISO,Town Clerks and other key leaders to strengthen collaboration on gaming regulation and enforcement. Stakeholders welcomed the engagement noting its timeliness in addressing concerns around illegal gaming, underage gaming, youth participation, family welfare and security. They also called for stronger penalties for non-compliance and a review of gaming operational hours to reflect different geographical realities. "Gaming has socio- economic benefits and is here to stay. Our focus should be on strengthening regulation. Future legal reforms should recognise the unique realities of cities, municipalities, towns and rural areas. As district leaders we pledge our support" - Ahmed Kateregga Musaazi, Resident District Commissioner, Jinja District. We appreciate the commitment by district leaders to support enforcement efforts and promote Responsible Gaming across their communities. #NLGRB #ResponsibleGamingUg

Pre- Licensing Stakeholder Engagement with Gaming Operators. Our Chief Executive Officer @denismudene in his remarks reminded gaming operators that the foremost priority remains the protection of the public from the adverse effects of gaming and that the Board expect all operators to continue strengthening age verification, self-exclusion mechanisms, responsible gaming messaging, and player protection measures. A successful gaming industry is not measured by revenue alone, but by its ability to protect those who participate in it. #NLGRB #ResponsibleGamingUg

#PreLicensingStakeholderEngagementwithGamingOperators Strategic Collaboration in the gaming sector! Brendah Arinda, Senior Manager – Partnerships & Business Development at @nssfug , represented the Fund in discussions on the collaboration between NSSF and the Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board to expand social security coverage across the regulated gaming sector. The partnership presents an opportunity to bring an estimated 24,000 gaming sector employees into social security coverage, while strengthening awareness and access to NSSF services across the sector. #NLGRB #ResponsibleGamingUg

Happening Now! Pre-Licensing Stakeholder Engagement with Gaming Operators. " It gives me great pleasure to welcome you all to this Annual Stakeholder Engagement with gaming operators ahead of the commencement of the licence renewal process. Today marks an important stage as we prepare for the forthcoming licence renewal cycle. It provides us with an opportunity to reflect on the performance of the sector, clarify the Board's expectations, address emerging regulatory and operational matters, and, importantly, listen to the concerns and experiences of the industry." - Mr. Kenneth Robert Kitariko (@KitarikoKen ), Board Chairman, National Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board. We are engaging gaming operators ahead of the 2027 licensing cycle. The engagement brings together gaming operators and partner MDAs from @nssfug and @URAuganda to discuss compliance requirements, areas of collaboration and changes in the licensing landscape including the E-licencing system in the gaming sector. The Board will continue engaging operators, government agencies, industry associations, technology providers, and other stakeholders to ensure that our regulatory framework remains practical, responsive, and aligned with the public interest. Strong regulation is built through collaboration, dialogue, and shared responsibility. #NLGRB #ResponsibleGamingUg

🌎 Lira Today, @lgrb_uganda engaged Regional Police Commander, the Regional Prisons Commander, Senior Officers from @PoliceUg , Resident City Commissioner, Mayor and Town Clerks in Lira to enhance collaboration in promoting a well regulated gaming sector. The engagement focused on the Board's Mandate, importance of public awareness and efforts to protect communities from illegal gaming while promoting compliance across the sector. "We need more awareness sessions to educate leaders and communities on their respective roles. This will help reduce jurisdictional overlap especially in enforcement activities", Jimmy Angole, Deputy Town Clerk Lira City West Division. Through partnerships, awareness and coordinated enforcement, we can drive compliance, strengthen public awareness and promote a safer gaming environment. #NLGRB #ResponsibleGamingUg