By SectorWire desk · · Updated
NLGRB held a stakeholder meeting in Bugolobi on 25 September 2026 to establish expectations for 2027 licence renewals. Participants included licensed operators, licence applicants, board management and government partners.
Operators and applicants received expectations for 2027 licence renewals through NLGRB’s stakeholder meeting.
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Uganda’s seizure of 36 illegal gaming machines demonstrates continuing enforcement by the NLGRB and police across named districts.
Lira City’s gaming enforcement coordination brings together the regulatory board, security commanders and local government officials.
Licensed gaming operators discussed implementing Uganda’s 15% withholding tax with the NLGRB and URA.
The remarks give judicial recognition to NLGRB’s role in regulating Uganda’s gambling sector.
Licensed operators must deduct 15% tax from payouts minus stakes, while National Lottery winnings remain exempt.
The NLGRB’s enforcement closed four illegal gaming shops belonging to Liang Zhang Chen in Kibuku Town.