July 22, 2026

Ghana

Gamathon 2025: Africa’s Premier Games & Immersive Media Convention Returns to Lagos for Main Convention Following Successful Regional Tour

Continental finale brings together Video Games, XR, Animation, and Digital Creative Industries for transformative week of business innovation and economic...

Tema Esports Club’s Medicine and OG_Lemar: Carrying Ghana’s Flag in FIFAe eFootball

Tema Esports Club is thrilled to announce a historic milestone for Ghanaian esports. Two of our standout athletes, Medicine and...

Neon Rising Crowned Champions of the 10n8e Nigerian Pro League – A Spark for Nigerian Esports

In a tournament filled with tension, passion, and unforgettable plays, Neon Rising blazed their way to the top, clinching the...

Tema Esports Club Sets Sights on International Stage with Bold Expansion Plans

Tema Esports Club, one of Ghana’s emerging esports powerhouses, has announced ambitious plans to compete in major national, regional, and...

Bridging the Gap: What Ghana’s Esports Dialogue Revealed About Growth, Recognition, and the Future

By Esports Africa News Team The Ghanaian esports community recently came together in a powerful dialogue focused on one thing,...

Monica wins again at Nigeria! From Accra to Africa’s Throne: The Rise of Monica Mensah, Africa’s FC Esports Queen

For more than half a decade, one name has been synonymous with excellence, resilience, and unrivalled skill in African FC...

Gamathon Ghana 2025: Africa’s Premier Β Video Games , Immersive and Interactive media Industry Convention comes to Accra

A 6-Day Flagship Event to Unite Gaming, Animation, XR, and Digital Creative Industries from July 28 to August 2, 2025...

From Abidjan to Tokyo: How Paradise Game Is Levelling Up CΓ΄te d’Ivoire’s Esports Future

Let’s set the scene. You’re in Abidjan, the bustling, energetic heart of CΓ΄te d'Ivoire. There’s music in the streets, food...

Leveling the Playing Field: How Three Crown Esports Is Redefining Competitive Gaming in West Africa

Hi there! Grab your joystick, a chilled drink, and maybe even your Wi-Fi stabilizer (you know how Nigerian internet behaves...