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QTech to Host Africa Connect Networking Dinners in Tanzania and Nigeria
Game aggregator QTech will hold two invitation-only networking dinners in Dar es Salaam and Lagos this December, sponsored by Onlyplay and TaDa Gaming, as part of a year-end initiative aimed at strengthening ties with African iGaming partners.
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QTech, a game aggregator focused on emerging markets, has announced Africa Connect 2026, a pair of networking dinners for operators, suppliers and industry figures in East and West Africa. The events, sponsored by Onlyplay and TaDa Gaming, will take place on 1 December in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, and 3 December in Lagos, Nigeria.
According to the company, the initiative is intended to close out the year by reviewing partnerships and performance, while also discussing opportunities expected to shape Africa’s iGaming sector in 2027. QTech said the two cities were chosen as established commercial hubs for growth and innovation within the continent’s gambling industry.
Invitation-only format
Attendance at both dinners is by invitation only, with limited capacity and registration subject to confirmation. QTech has published separate registration forms for the Tanzania and Nigeria events.
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Ekaterina Mayorova, Head of Africa at QTech, said the region remains one of the most dynamic in the global iGaming industry, with both East and West Africa presenting significant growth potential. She said the dinners are designed to bring the industry together, mark the company’s achievements during 2026, and explore future collaboration with partners in Tanzania and Nigeria.
Mayorova added that a core part of QTech’s commercial strategy involves partnering with both established and emerging operators to strengthen market position through local expertise, noting that the Africa Connect initiative with Onlyplay and TaDa Gaming reflects that approach.
QTech describes itself as an aggregator offering proprietary gaming tools, AI-driven technology and a broad content portfolio to operator partners across Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe and Latin America.