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The Gaming Commission of Ghana in fulfilment of Section 17 of the Gaming Act, 2006 (Act 721) hereby publishes the list of operators who are in GOOD STANDING for the 2020 Operational year. Read more

The Gaming Commission of Ghana intends to dispose of its unserviceable and obsolete assets including Office furniture and equipment. The items shall be disposed of on “as is, where is” basis and the Commission will have no further liability on the transportation, and condition of the goods after its disposal. We are by this advert inviting interested bidders to put in their offers. Read more

The Gaming Commission has inaugurated a 5-member Audit Committee to have oversight responsibility of its financial management, internal control, risk management and governance systems.
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The gaming commission of ghana wishes to bring to the notice and attention of the general public that it has revoked the gaming licence of african gaming and entertainment trading as safaribet sports betting.

The Gaming Commission has engaged industry players, to find ways and measures to better develop the Gaming Industry, raise gaming to international standards, create a condusive environment for gaming of thrive in Ghana and collate inputs for the Commission’s long term Strategic Business Plan. Read more

I am proud to announce that I will be speaking at the Sports Betting West Africa Summit from the 17th -19th July, 2017 at the Federal Palace Hotel & Casino, Lagos, Nigeria.
I will be discussing the role of regulators in the industry and how to create regulatory harmonization across West Africa. Iurge all Gaming Commission of Ghana licensees to attend and show the rest of west Africa all that Ghana has to offer. Read more