The African iGaming Alliance (AiA) has announced a strategic partnership with SPRIBE, one of the world’s fastest-growing iGaming technology companies and the creator of the globally recognized game Aviator.
Under the agreement, SPRIBE joins AiA as a Platinum Supplier Member, reflecting its commitment to supporting the growth of sustainable, responsible, and commercially viable regulated gaming markets across Africa.
AiA and SPRIBE will collaborate on regulatory engagement, industry research, responsible gaming initiatives, policy advocacy, stakeholder engagement. The partnership aims to strengthen Africa’s rapidly evolving gaming ecosystem by supporting effective regulation, helping combat illegal gambling, improving market channelization, and encouraging evidence-based policymaking across African jurisdictions.
Founded in 2018, SPRIBE has become one of the most innovative and influential companies in the global gaming industry, with its games enjoyed by millions of players worldwide. Through its Platinum Supplier Membership, the company will support AiA’s mission to build a sustainable, well-regulated gaming environment that benefits governments, operators, suppliers, and consumers.
Peter Emolemo Kesitilwe, CEO of AiA, said: “SPRIBE joining the African iGaming Alliance as a Platinum Supplier Member is a strong endorsement of our vision for a sustainable and well-regulated African gaming industry. As a leading technology innovator, SPRIBE brings valuable expertise, insight, and global experience that will strengthen our work with regulators, governments, operators, and other stakeholders across the continent. We look forward to working closely together to promote responsible gaming, regulatory best practice, and long-term industry sustainability.”
Giorgi Tsutskiridze, COO of SPRIBE, said: “Africa is one of the most exciting growth opportunities in global gaming, with growing regulatory maturity, innovation, and rising consumer adoption across many markets. We are pleased to partner with the African iGaming Alliance and support its work in building sustainable, responsible, and well-regulated gaming markets. Through this partnership, we look forward to contributing our experience and working with stakeholders across the continent to help shape the future of the African gaming industry.”
The partnership comes as African gaming markets continue to expand and attract greater global investment. As governments and regulators modernize regulatory frameworks, collaboration between industry stakeholders is increasingly important to ensure gaming delivers economic, technological, and social benefits—while maintaining strong standards for consumer protection and responsible gaming.
