The National Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board (NLGRB) has undertaken a specialised training programme aimed at strengthening the technical capacity of its staff to manage modern digital monitoring systems within the gaming sector.
A joint information technology delegation from NLGRB and the National Information Technology Authority-Uganda (NITA-U) is currently in Ljubljana, Slovenia, participating in hands-on technical training on the National Central Electronic Monitoring System (NCEMS).
The programme is designed to equip the team with the practical skills required to effectively manage and support the electronic monitoring platform, which plays a key role in regulating and overseeing gaming operations.
“A joint IT delegation from NLGRB and NITA-U is in Ljubljana, Slovenia for hands-on technical training on the National Central Electronic Monitoring System (NCEMS),”the board said.
During the training sessions, the delegation is working closely with a consultant who is providing practical demonstrations and detailed technical guidance on how the system operates.
“During the sessions, the team is working closely with the consultant by receiving practical demonstrations and technical guidance on how the system operates, including its structure, integration and daily operational processes,” NLGRB noted.
Officials say the programme is intended to strengthen internal expertise and ensure staff are fully prepared to operate and support advanced digital regulatory systems.
“This programme reflects NLGRB’s ongoing efforts to strengthen our team’s technical skills, ensuring staff are well prepared to manage and support modern digital systems that improve efficiency and service delivery,” the board added.
The National Central Electronic Monitoring System is expected to enhance oversight of gaming activities through improved monitoring, transparency, and compliance across the sector.
