betPawa starts operations in Mozambique

betPawa, Africa's largest iGaming brand, launched its operations in Mozambique on Thursday, August 14, at an event held at the Hotel Cardoso in Maputo.

 Present in 17 African countries, betPawa arrives in the country with the mission of making betting more accessible and user-friendly, providing a safe, intuitive, and responsible experience for all users. Recognized by millions of customers for its innovation, instant payouts, competitive odds (betting odds that determine the amount received in the event of a win), and extremely low minimum bet amounts, the brand has also won international awards.

 The ceremony featured brand representatives, special guests, and institutional guests, in a relaxed atmosphere that included interactive activities and a musical performance by artist Mr. Bow.

 Borah Omary Ndanyungu, our Local Marketing & CSR Manager, stated: “We are thrilled to bring the electrifying energy of betPawa to Mozambique! This is Africa's largest iGaming brand, trusted by millions for its fairness, lightning-fast payouts, and impressive features. Mozambicans, get ready to bet small, win big, and have a lot of fun, always playing responsibly. We are here to make betting fun and safe.”

 More than just a betting brand, betPawa invests directly in African sports through its Locker Room Bonus initiative, which awards direct cash prizes to players minutes after a win. The program, already implemented in countries such as Ghana, Cameroon, and Tanzania, promotes competitiveness, equal pay between men and women in sports, and supports grassroots sports development.

The brand also maintains a strong commitment to responsible gaming, providing self-exclusion tools, betting limits, and voluntary breaks, as well as partnerships with professional counseling services to support those in need.

 betPawa's arrival in the country thus strengthens its presence on the continent. Currently, the brand will be represented in Maputo and, later this year, plans to expand to the country's main provinces.