AFRICA PLAYS EA FC EVERYWHERE. SO WHY ARE SO FEW OF OUR PLAYERS ON THE WORLD LIST? 
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AFRICA DOES NOT NEED MORE ESPORTS TOURNAMENTS. IT NEEDS BIGGER ONES.
African esports is getting busy. From Lagos to Accra, Nairobi to Johannesburg, Dakar to Tunis, tournaments are appearing everywhere. Communities...
From the Simulator to the Circuit: Africa Is Quietly Building Its Next Generation of Engineers
For years, gaming and motorsport have often been placed in different boxes. One is treated as digital entertainment; the other...
You Still Belong Here: Mental Health, Gaming and the African Power of Ubuntu
Mental health does not recognise gender, status, nationality, age or gaming rank. As gaming and esports grow across Africa, our...
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 Has set the Table. Now the World is Coming Round
The Global Esports Federation president’s first official visit to Africa could be more important than the photographs suggest. For African...
FROM THE SHADOWS TO THE SUMMIT: THE RISE AND RISE OF PARADOX GAMING
African esports has produced another story worth remembering. Not because it began with a famous organisation, a large sponsorship deal...
Africa Has Millions of Gamers. Now It Needs to Count Them
African esports does not suffer from a shortage of enthusiasm. It suffers from a shortage of evidence. Better data could...
NIGERIA HOSTED THE RIVALRY. KENYA BROUGHT THE STATEMENT.
Shaq and Prorate’s unbeaten run at the Rivalry Esports Series was more than a Kenyan victory. It offered another glimpse...
AFRICA’S ROAD TO THE WORLD STARTS IN ABUJA: Why the Carry1st Africa Cup Could Change African Esports
Eight teams. Five African regions. $30,000. One African champion. And one ticket to the world stage. On September 5–6, the...
Rwanda Is Making a Serious Bet on Esports — And Africa Should Pay Attention
Africa’s esports industry does not lack players, audiences or ambition. What it often lacks are places where competition, business, investment...
