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Liberia NLA directs Seven Blue to address alleged licensing agreement breaches

Enforcement & compliance

Liberia’s National Lottery Authority issued Seven Blue Ltd a default notice and cease-and-desist directive on 10 September 2026, alleging breaches of its online gaming licensing agreement. Seven Blue said its portal was facing unauthorised interference; the NLA gave the company 48 hours for specified actions and a 60-day period to remedy the defaults before potential termination and further action.

The dispute concerns licensing authority, fee collection and regulatory compliance for gaming operations in Liberia.

Earlier fines and penalties by NLA

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Not namedNot statedGhana’s NLA starts lottery agent registration inspectionsNot stated
LiPay IncUSD 10,000Liberia’s NLA revokes LIPAY sports betting licence and imposes US$10,000 in finesNot stated

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