Africa’s gaming industry is experiencing rapid growth, driven by visionary entrepreneurs who are redefining game development, e-sports, and mobile entertainment.
These innovators are not only creating culturally rich content but also establishing Africa as a force in the global gaming scene.
Here are top 5 African Gaming Entrepreneurs
— Hugo Obi (Nigeria): Founder of Maliyo Games, he develops games inspired by African culture, making local stories accessible to a global audience.
— Jay Shapiro (South Africa): Co-founder of Usiku Games, he creates educational and socially impactful games that entertain and inform.
— Cordel Robbin-Coker (Sierra Leone): CEO of Carry1st, he runs Africa’s top mobile gaming platform, driving distribution and monetization.
— Lamine Diagne (Senegal): Founder of Kayfo Games, he develops mobile games that celebrate African stories, history, and folklore.
— Kamal Karmach (Morocco): Founder of Moroccan Game Developers, he is fostering a thriving gaming community in North Africa.
African gaming entrepreneurs are shaping the industry by blending innovation with cultural storytelling. These five are just a few of the many talents defining Africa’s gaming future.
