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African League of Legends teams, this is not the moment to watch from the sidelines.

The 2026 World Star Challengers Invitational (WSCI) is putting Tier 2 League of Legends on an international stage. For emerging teams and players, the message is significant: the pathway between promising talent and global competition is becoming more visible.


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Nigeria’s mobile esports community is preparing for a decisive weekend as the 2026 PUBG MOBILE National Championship Nigeria Finals head to the University of Lagos on 12 and 13 September.

In PUBG MOBILE, survival demands patience, intelligence and the ability to remain calm while the battlefield contracts. The Nigerian esports ecosystem faces a similar test: tur...


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African esports is getting busy.

From Lagos to Accra, Nairobi to Johannesburg, Dakar to Tunis, tournaments are appearing everywhere. Communities are organising. Players are competing. Brands are entering. Federations are becoming more active.

That is good news.But there is a problem hiding inside the growth.

Most African esports events are st...


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For years, gaming and motorsport have often been placed in different boxes. One is treated as digital entertainment; the other as a serious physical sport built around machines, mechanics and engineering.

Sim racing is rapidly making that distinction obsolete.

Across Africa, a potentially powerful pathway is emerging. Young people can begin with a steering...


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Mental health does not recognise gender, status, nationality, age or gaming rank. As gaming and esports grow across Africa, our conversations about performance, opportunity and competition must grow to include something even more fundamental: the wellbeing of the people behind the screens.

There is a person behind every username.

Behin...


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