{UAH} WORRIED ZIMBABWE BLOCKS NEW SPORTS BETTING LICENSES AFTER SURGE IN GAMBLING; IT’S HUGE IN UGANDA, NIGERIA

WORRIED ZIMBABWE BLOCKS NEW SPORTS BETTING LICENSES AFTER SURGE IN GAMBLING; IT'S HUGE IN UGANDA, NIGERIA

They bet on everything from football, dogs, cricket to basketball – and in Uganda there are over 2,000 operators. By GODFREY MARAWANYIKA, M&G AFRICA

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