African Game Development Advocacy is on a journey towards the development of Africa gaming community by facilitating the networking inside the continent, mobilising the community and fostering communication in the global gaming industry
JoJo bridges the gap within the Africa community and the world by illustrating the potentials of games in this sphere. Her passion for positive change and achievement in people and communities across the global gaming industry.
Africa is the only region in the world where the youth population is increasing. By 2050 Africa's young people, i.e., those aged between 0 and 24 years, will increase by nearly 50%. The potentials for the gaming industry cannot be overemphasised. Africa's youth are critical to the continent's future when it comes to mobile and gaming.
The COVID-19 Pandemic leads to an increase in the entertainment and gaming streaming industry. The gaming market is said to overtake the movie and music industry in future.
With the momentum in the African digital landscape - 54 countries and a population of almost 1.4 billion (60% are below the age of 25) Africa is ripe with opportunity and in the next few years Africa will be important and of upmost importance.
Studies show that Internet accessibility is expected to skyrocket in Africa by 2020-2023, with Facebook, MTN and Vodafone being top players already investing in digitizing and enabling Africa for the future. Approximately one billion African consumers will have smart devices and mobile internet for the first time and these consumers will be ready to PLAY.
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Technological developments in Africa will provide opportunities for the gaming industry in the area.
Mobile gaming is gaining popularity in remote parts of Africa.
More than 200 million Africans are below 35 years.
The mobile market in the region generates USD 90 billion annually.
Africa has a huge market for gaming and smartphone companies.
African studios are making new inroads by launching original locally produced gaming content .
More than 200 million Africans are below 35 years.
Government initiatives in the region are adopting gaming solutions for educational purposes.
Government initiatives in the region are adopting gaming solutions for educational purposes.