Yesterday, history was made as the African Esports Championship 2024 concluded in spectacular fashion at the Mohammed V Complex in Casablanca.
AEC24 was a powerful demonstration of the rapid growth and rise of the African Esports scene.
The closing ceremony was a reflection of the event’s success, with a capacity crowd on their feet, celebrating the achievements of Africa’s finest Esports athletes. The evening was filled with exciting
moments, from the intense and deciding final matches to the grand award ceremony where medals were handed out to the champions.
But the night didn’t end there—Casablanca’s arena transformed into a festival of African pride, with Morocco’s top music stars taking the stage, turning the Esports celebration into a night of music, dance, and joy.
We’ve seen incredible displays of unity, sportsmanship, and passion from every participant. We’re grateful beyond words to all the athletes, teams, local hosts, and fans who came together to make this event a reality. You’ve all been part of something extraordinary.
As we look to the future, we’re excited that the journey doesn’t end here. Our newly crowned African champions are set to take their place on the international stage at the World Esports Championship in Riyadh later this year. Africa’s time has come, and we can’t wait to see these teams shine in front of the world.
Thank you, Casablanca, thank you, Africa, for making AEC24 a monumental success. Here’s to many more!

The long-awaited African Esports Championship is just days away, and the excitement is reaching its peak! From August 17th to 21st, Casablanca will become the epicenter of African Esports as the continent’s best athletes compete for national glory and secure a spot at the World Esports Championship in Riyadh this November.

The championship will kick off with a grand opening ceremony on August 16th at the Complexe Sportif Mohammed V setting the tone for what promises to be an unforgettable event. Over 180 athletes from 17 countries will showcase their skills across three game titles in five competitions: CS2 Open, CS2 Women, MLBB Open, MLBB Women, and Dota 2.

Entry to the African Esports Championship is free, and you can register to attend at: tickettailor.com/eventsiesf/1351611

Esports has been growing at an incredible pace worldwide, and now it’s Africa’s time to shine on the world stage. AEC24 marks a historic milestone as Africa’s first offline Esports championship which adds even more to the excitement. It will showcase the region’s Esports growth, talent, and passion, offering a glimpse into the promising future of Esports on the continent.

As the best teams face off in Casablanca, we’re expecting an event to remember for years and something that sets the stage for many more exciting events in the region.

Join us in celebrating this monumental moment for African Esports. Get ready for a tournament that brings the Esports community one step closer together.

See you in Casablanca!

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