WHO PROTECTS THE PLAYER?
Africa’s esports boom needs a safeguarding system before the problems become bigger than the industry African esports is growing up....
Africa’s esports boom needs a safeguarding system before the problems become bigger than the industry African esports is growing up....
Eight teams. Five African regions. $30,000. One African champion. And one ticket to the world stage. On September 5–6, the...
Africa’s esports industry does not lack players, audiences or ambition. What it often lacks are places where competition, business, investment...
Africa’s emerging esports “transfer market” is exposing an uncomfortable truth: talent is growing faster than the businesses, contracts and institutions...
Gamescom 2026 showed that African gaming is becoming more visible. The harder task is turning visibility into companies, investment and...
Esports companies often spend more time choosing logos than reviewing contracts. Teams recruit players through direct messages. Tournament organisers announce...
Nigeria’s esports industry has never suffered from a shortage of energy. Across the country, tournament organisers, gaming communities, technology companies,...
For years, Africa's gaming industry has faced the same fundamental question: where will the continent's next generation of game developers,...
For more than two decades, African esports has largely been built on games developed elsewhere. From EA SPORTS FC and...
For years, discussions about African esports have centred on potential. The continent has been described as an emerging market, an...