With the growth of esports in Africa, more and more events are taking place to showcase Africa and her talents. With the launch of FIFA23, many stakeholders are closing the…
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The Namibia esports Association is gearing up for its annual event, the NamLan – Lan of the Brave. NamLan – Lan of the Brave is a physical event that looks…
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When talking about pro gamers in Africa, the list is incomplete without Queen Arrow from Kenya. The vibrant lawyer and Tekken professional gamer have become a symbol for every girl…
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Lilongwe, Malawi set to host first esports championships in Southern Africa The Global Esports Federation has confirmed the staging of the first African Esports Championships: Southern Africa Region in Lilongwe,…
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When talking about gaming and esports on the African continent, one of the significant setbacks has been the lack of servers. Servers facilitate smooth and better game plays when playing…
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African esports platform Gamr has been selected for the Google for Startups Black Founders Fund. The Founders Fund will provide $100,000 (£88,000) in non-dilutive capital to Gamr, meaning its owners will not give…
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The GEF has established the Afro-Arab Esports Cooperation Agreement with the Arab Esports Federation. T A Ganda (Tommy) Sithole, GEF Vice President and President of the GEF’s African Esports Development…
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If you think this is about the disappointment of the UK High Commission not releasing the Nigerian contingent visa in due time for the inaugural Commonwealth Esports Championships in Birmingham…
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Sylvia Gathoni Wahome, better known as QueenArrow, is a professional esports player and content creator from Nairobi, Kenya. The 24-year-old Tekken and Mortal Kombat specialist was one of the speakers…
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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…