
The Daily Lotto results for Sunday, 05 July 2026, have been published by The Citizen, allowing players to check their tickets and confirm their winnings promptly.
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The Daily Lotto results for Sunday, 05 July 2026, have been published by The Citizen, allowing players to check their tickets and confirm their winnings promptly.

The Daily Lotto jackpot for Saturday, July 4, 2026, is estimated at R500,000. Participants are encouraged to play for a chance to win a portion of the jackpot.

The departure of ITHUBA Uganda Limited from the National Lottery has highlighted the challenges and resilience of Uganda's expanding digital gambling sector. This transition has prompted the regulatory body to intervene, raising questions about the stability of the industry as it continues to grow.

Sizekhaya, the operators of the national lottery in South Africa, have confirmed that the R69.5 million PowerBall jackpot was won by a player on Friday, 3 July.

ITHUBA Uganda Limited has ceased operations of Uganda's National Lottery just two years into its ten-year license, prompting regulatory intervention to safeguard the interests of players, retailers, and employees. This development marks a significant setback for the country's lottery initiative, which was launched with high expectations.

The Lotto and Lotto Plus games scheduled for Saturday, 27 June 2026, have reached just over the R10-million mark following a rare winless game. This increase in the jackpot amount is expected to attract more players this weekend.

The Daily Lotto results for June 24, 2026, have been announced, with a jackpot of R380,000 available for winners. The winning numbers were revealed as part of the lottery's regular draw.

The Daily Lotto jackpot for Saturday, July 4, 2026, is estimated at R500,000. Participants are encouraged to play for a chance to win a portion of the jackpot.

The departure of ITHUBA Uganda Limited from the National Lottery has highlighted the challenges and resilience of Uganda's expanding digital gambling sector. This transition has prompted the regulatory body to intervene, raising questions about the stability of the industry as it continues to grow.

ITHUBA Uganda Limited has ceased operations of Uganda's National Lottery just two years into its ten-year license, prompting regulatory intervention to safeguard the interests of players, retailers, and employees. This development marks a significant setback for the country's lottery initiative, which was launched with high expectations.