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Uganda’s NLGRB promotes National Lottery partnership with ITHUBA Uganda

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Source: NLGRB (Uganda)

Uganda’s National Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board describes a 10-year National Lottery licence awarded to ITHUBA Uganda and says proceeds support public services. The regulator’s material cites education, infrastructure, health and sports development among the intended areas of support.

The licence and stated use of lottery proceeds concern Uganda’s lottery operator and public funding priorities.

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