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Digital Afrique Telecom has unveiled a portfolio of mobile gaming and online lottery aimed at the African market at the World Lottery Summit held in Singapore

The event, which took place between at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore between 6-9 November 2016 featured new games and an online lottery platform, which can be used via mobile phones. The mobile gaming service will also offer a number of genres to choose from including sport and music.

Simplice Anoh, founder and CEO of Digital Afrique Telecom said, “From Nigeria to South Africa, there’s a huge consumer appetite for mobile gaming content, due largely to the proliferation of mobile phones on the continent. At DAT, we take advantage of mobile technology to offer a wide range of digital solutions to millions of Africans. The games we have developed would appeal to gaming fans in Africa – there is something for everyone. People can play multiple times, at home and on the move. We look forward to partnering with lottery bodies to unlock the potential of mobile in the gaming industry. We have a business model that attracts no investment costs for those lottery bodies to use our services.”

Anoh said, “We are excited to unveil these new games and online lottery at the World Lottery Summit in Singapore. The networking opportunities provided by the Summit will be of utmost value to DAT as we roll out the new products in Africa.”

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