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Financial insecurity and ‘quick wins’ fuels gambling addiction in South African youth

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Financial insecurity and ‘quick wins’ fuels gambling addiction in South African youth

The South African Responsible Gambling Foundation reports a concerning rise in gambling among young adults, driven by financial insecurity.

This article explores the implications of this trend and offers insights from Sibongile Simelane-Quntana on the need for better prevention and support measures.

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