A new report covering online gambling across all African nations uses two full years of data to describe a shift toward regulated, licensed options. The report says revenue from regulated online gambling grows from $4.4 billion in 2024 to $5.2 billion in 2025, indicating an increase of $0.8 billion over the period. The outlet descriptions attribute the rise to more consumers in Africa choosing licensed online gambling services, which the report frames as “safer” alternatives compared with unregulated offerings. Across the summaries, the central figures—2024 and 2025 revenue totals—are consistent, as are the broader themes of sector growth and expanding consumer participation. The publications also characterize the study as the first report of its kind to cover all African countries, implying a consolidated view of the market rather than a country-by-country snapshot. The reports do not provide additional country-level breakdowns, market-share details, or information on regulatory changes within the summaries provided.