On the 15th of March Microsoft announced the official launch of Microsoft Africa Development Center (MicrosoftADC) offices in Nigeria and Kenya.
Enter Africa Quaga has entered into a partnership with Goethe Institut Ouagadougou to bring the joy of gaming to Burkina Faso.
GIA got a chance to chat with Kennedy Kyalo on his journey as a Kenyan 3D Generalist.
Cameroonian Kiroo Games have unveiled that they have notched a significant milestone in their bid to develop a universal gaming monetization system for the African games industry.
Qene Games, in partnership with Ethio Telecom, will make high-quality mobile games available to the Ethiopian market by utilizing the service providers fintech solutions.
State of the ARt is a joint initiative between the Goethe-Institut Nairobi, Jenga CCI and BlackRhino VR. It was started in 2019 and it sets out to use immersive technologies to change the way creatives make and experience art.
Code Coven, the award winning game development classroom and accelerator has joined forces with Games Industry Africa to empower aspiring game developers across the African continent.
Qene Games, Ethiopia’s first game development studio, is excited to announce the launch of its third mobile game — Feta.
On the 11th of March 2022 investors gathered to listen to Olivier Madiba, the CEO of Kiro’o Games give a presentation on their growth strategy. Olivier calls their growth strategy, “Building an African Gaming Unicorn by 2030.”
Games and Politics is a touring exhibition developed by Goethe Institut and ZKM The centre of Art and Media Karlsruhe. The series deals with the role and relevance of games and gaming in society and has been a fixture across the globe since its inception with Uganda hosting the 2022 edition.
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