Newsazenplay.comNamibia announced reforms intended to strengthen transparency, licensing and tax compliance in its gambling sector. The measures also include plans to modernize regulatory oversight through digital systems.
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The Malta Gaming Authority softened proposed changes to its Recognition Notice regime after industry feedback. Revised measures reduce documentation requirements, replace exact financial reporting with bands, and exempt business-to-business suppliers from many obligations.
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court scheduled a November 3 public hearing on challenges to Provisional Measure 1.394/2026 and its ban on fixed-odds betting. The hearing will address the measure's legal and regulatory implications for online gambling.[8]
Alberta launched a regulated iGaming market with 22 operators. The province said the system aims to move most online gambling activity away from unlicensed sites and into a licensed framework.