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The Namibian Electronic Sports Association (NESA) is proud to announce that we have been in deliberations with the Korea eSports Association (KeSPA) and have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding…

GameUp Africa 2 has commenced its second annual bootcamp for entry-level game developers in Africa. Run by Maliyo Games, a leading game development studio, GameUp Africa 2 teaches valuable programming…

UKIE, the trade body for the UK games and interactive entertainment industry, has teamed up with Africa Games Week to bring you a Zoom webinar on Wednesday 3 August at…

When recognizing talent or youths making impact in Africa, the gaming and esports industry is not an area of focus. Though the esports industry is still in its infant stage,…

NODWIN Gaming, one of the world’s leading gaming and esports companies announced Inkosi Super Cup Season 5 with a $1200 prize pool for PUBG Mobile and FIFA22. The registrations have…

The Ghana Football Association will host a member association eTrophy competition to select top gamers to represent Ghana at the FIFAe Nations Cup. FIFAe Nations Cup is an esports tournament…

As the world gradually moves on from the covid19 pandemic, esports stakeholders have started returning to LAN events. Africa, though an upcoming region in terms of global esports has kicked…

When talking about successful esports teams in Africa, the list is incomplete without Anubis Gaming of Egypt. Anubis Gaming has one of the most successful profiles within Africa and across…

NODWIN Gaming, one of the world’s leading esports companies, has unveiled four new community tournaments in Africa, each featuring a USD 100 prize pool. The supported titles include the mobile…

Just over five years ago, African gamers were mostly playing games on consoles and personal computers at either cyber cafes or gaming joints, with very few people enjoying the games—most of…