Regulatory Affairs and Responsible Gambling Specialist
This role involves working with regulators and industry stakeholders to develop and implement effective player protection frameworks, responsible gambling measures, and sustainable regulatory practices in African gaming markets.
The African iGaming Alliance (AiA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the responsible growth and development of the regulated gaming industry across Africa.
- Remote work
- Competitive salary
- Health insurance
- Retirement contributions
Benefits estimated based on industry standards
SiGMA Africa 2026 | Panel Discussion: Regulating Africa – Putting the Player First The Chief Executive Officer of the African iGaming Alliance (AiA), Peter Emolemo Kesitilwe , participated in a panel discussion this morning at SiGMA Africa 2026 titled “Regulating Africa: Putting the Player First.” The discussion brought together regulators and industry leaders to examine how African jurisdictions can strengthen player protection frameworks while supporting sustainable growth of regulated gaming markets. The panel deliberated on a number of key issues shaping the regulatory landscape across the continent, including: • The balance between market growth and player protection • The importance of evidence-based and data-driven regulation • Ensuring responsible gambling measures protect players without unintentionally driving activity to unlicensed operators • The growing role of technology and behavioural monitoring tools in supporting responsible gambling • Opportunities for greater cooperation among African regulators in addressing cross-border illegal operators The session underscored the importance of collaboration between regulators, industry and other stakeholders to build sustainable, transparent and well-regulated gaming markets across Africa. The panel was moderated by: • Zoé Siwa CA(SA) – CFO, Western Cape Gambling Board Panelists included: • Peter Emolemo Kesitilwe – CEO, African iGaming Alliance (AiA) • Vusi Mtsweni – CEO, Mpumalanga Economic Regulator • Denis mudene Ngabirano – CEO, National Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board (Uganda) • James Mbalwe – CEO, Gaming Board of Tanzania The African iGaming Alliance remains committed to working with regulators and stakeholders across the continent to support responsible gambling, effective regulation, and sustainable industry development. #SiGMAAfrica #GamingRegulation #ResponsibleGambling #AfricanGaming #AiA SiGMA World
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