South Africa’s National Lottery could be shuttered for nine months despite the announcement of the successful bidder for the new licence.

Ithuba's lottery licence ends on 31 May with the NLC warning that ticket sales could end on 1 June of a temporary licence is ...

The National Lotteries Commission (NLC) says that unless the Gauteng High Court changes its recent order that a temporary licence to run the national lottery may only be granted for five months, ...

Sizekhaya Holdings, a consortium partly owned by gambling company Goldrush, has been announced by Trade, Industry and ...

Sizekhaya Holdings has been confirmed as the fourth national lottery licence operator, promising to enhance local ...

Sizekhaya Holdings and KwaZulu-Natal businessmen Sandile Zungu and Moses Tembe, are new national lottery operators.

Sizekhaya Holdings, a consortium partly owned by gambling company Goldrush, has been announced by Minister Parks Tau as the next operator of the Lottery.

Minister Parks Tau announces Sizekhaya Holdings as the new operator of the National Lottery, but legal uncertainties linger.

The EFF says the awarding of the contract to Sizekhaya Holdings is corrupt as the consortium is linked to ...

Sizekhaya Holdings has won the tender to run the Lotto for eight years, taking over from Ithuba. Build One South Africa says it wants the minister to tell parliament about the evaluation criteria, ...

ITHUBA have announced that the lucky winner of over R12.7 million in the Lotto Plus 2 jackpot has come forward to claim their ...