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Ghana Gaming Commission launches 2025 awareness month on gambling risks

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Source: Gaming Commission of Ghana

Ghana’s Gaming Commission launched its 2025 Gaming Awareness Month to promote awareness of gambling risks among young people. The Commission said its May 2025 study found that 46% of tertiary students gambled with stipends and 9% used tuition fees; it also plans to expand responsible-gaming outreach across the regions.

The campaign and study findings are relevant to youth-protection policies and responsible-gambling programmes in Ghana.

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