There are a number of important pieces you need in order to engage in esports or gaming, namely, the game, gaming device/console, and a screen/monitor. It is impossible to play esports without these pieces coming together. In this episode, we discuss gaming consoles. To be specific, the Xbox and Playstation consoles.

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Esports Africa News' Leroy Hawkson sits down with Maxwell Ametorgoh, CEO of Esports Academy and Kwesi Hayford, President of the Esports Association of Ghana to talk about their project to create a more inclusive environment for girls in gaming in Ghana.  Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe.

In this interview, Willem-Alexander Coleman, also known as Arasmatazz, hosts Atsu Sikanku, an eSports enthusiast and Esports Africa News member, as they try to give a breakdown on eSports in Africa. They tackle what it is, the opportunities that exist, and demystify the popular belief that eSports is all about football games.  Arasmatazz is on a mission to help increase participation and investment in sports in Africa, by telling the African sports story and letting the world know who we are and what we can do. 

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In this episode, we start a discussion about the Global inclusion of Africa in Games like FIFA and efootball (formerly PES). In the event that gamers want to replicate a tournament like the ongoing AFCON, how do they do that?  Share your thoughts with us on social media.

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With all-new episodes, Respawn is EAN's way of pushing the esports industry to further heights by bringing you the latest updates and carefully curated topics that are of interest to you. 

In this episode, we bring you a recap of some of the games you may have missed in the month of January. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe!

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In this Episode, EAN's Editor-In-Chief, Jeffter Kobby Donkoh, sat with Maurice Mpofu, Co-Founder of Enspire Gaming in Zimbabwe and Joseph Bavon, Co-Founder of the Esports Association of Kenya, in a conversation about the state of esports in their respective country. This conversation is a herald to subsequent conversations that essentially give a fair idea of the state of esports across Africa to Investors and enthusiasts alike.

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This week, Esports Africa News' Editor-In-Chief, sits with Vespa Kofi Sarpong and Joyce Annor Yeboah, two young people making a name for themselves in shoutcasting and commentating respectively. They talk about their journies and some of the challenges they have faced thus far. There's a subtle hint in the episode about the difference between shoutcasting and commentating. Like, share and Subscribe.  All episodes are also available on all podcast platforms. Enjoy!

On this week's episode,  Esports Africa News' Editor-In-Chief, sits with a Women in Games Ambassador, Monica S. Mensah and Eze Gaming Hub Team Member, Dabi Diamond to discuss the way forward for more female involvement in Esports in Ghana and quintessentially, Africa. This discussion was our way of celebrating the International Day of the Girl Child which observed on October 11 this year.  Like, share and Subscribe.  All episodes are also available on our Youtube Channel. Enjoy!

This week, Esports Africa News' Editor-In-Chief, sits with Esports Association, Ghana president, Kwesi Hayford and Falcon Squad owner, Atsu Sikanku to discuss the latest events in the Ghanaian esports industry. The discussion highlights the recent appointments in the association and the preparation for the GEF World Tournament in December. There's also a look at competitions in Ghana and the calibre of atheletes the country has.

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