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DR Congo plans national gambling monitoring platform amid tax and AML concerns

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DR Congo Ministry of Finance officials outlined plans for a nationwide gambling monitoring platform on 30 May, according to a press briefing in Kinshasa. Didier Bobwa said the system would help the Gambling Monitoring Unit oversee operators; the government is also preparing a new legal framework amid concerns about tax collection and anti-money laundering controls.

Operators may face closer monitoring as the government develops a centralised oversight system and new gambling rules.

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