Africa’s Mobile Game Publisher, Kerry One, announced the return of his flagship call of duty: Mobile Tournament Carry1st Africa Cup 2025.
With 200+ teams and more than a thousand players, this year’s tournament will still be the largest and most competitive. In an important step for African Estports, the Kerry 1 Africa Cup has also been officially recognized as a qualifying tournament for the Mobile World Championship 2025 by activation.
It is opening a direct way to compete internationally in the biggest phase of African capabilities.
The construction of the last year’s event, which included teams from five African regions, will include players from seven African regions in the 2025 edition: Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, North Africa, North Africa (Egypt and Morocco), Kenya, Uganda, and Frankovan, and Frankovan. It identifies the second episode of this year’s Flagship, the Kerry One Africa Cup, highlighting the company’s continuous commitment to Africa’s competitive gaming scene.
Kerry One’s Call of Duty: Mobile tournament will continue from May to July, which will end with the Lane Grand Finals in Nigeria’s Lagos in August, where a one, 000 15,000 prize will be in the poll. Care1st Africa Cup champions Africa’s Mobile Duty: Mobile World Champions will secure Africa’s prestigious slot in 2025 and will compete their share in the amazing millions globally 1 million prize pools globally.
Regional qualifiers will go to determine which teams will move forward in the Lan Grand Final in the next three months. With matches on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, each region will go through its group stage, play office and regional finals.
In a statement, VP, Gelom No. é, the development of Kerry One, said, “This year, as part of our Carrie 1 Africa Cup: Call of Duty: I am excited to announce a mobile return.” “It was incredible last year and showed us what could be done when this continent’s skill platform was given.
“Now we are at stake with more players and more areas. For the first time, our tournament has also been recognized for the Call of Duty: Mobile World Championship 2025, which means that gamers are not playing for domestic pride only. They are also playing for the best game in the world.”
As part of the ongoing commitment to Carry1st to join the gamers across Africa, a special wild card slot has also been introduced for qualifiers. This wildcard will allow African teams to enter seven primary qualifying areas, such as Mauritius and Tunisia, to ensure the opportunity for Pan -African representation globally.
“We are happy to cooperate with Kerry 1 in the Africa Cup. This tournament is creating an important moment for African asports, creating real opportunities for mobile players to break and fight regionally mobile players globally.”
How to enter
Registration opens on Saturday, May 3, through the Kerry One Africa Cup website. The qualifying region’s closed dates vary. Please check the website for details.
Teams should consist of at least five initial players and one alternative. The competition welcomes both the amateur and the professional event, provided the participants are a resident of the country they represent in the qualifier. Regional qualifications will continue from May to July, which will end in the Lane Grand Finals in Lagos, Nigeria. Carry1st will also support the travel arrangements of qualifying teams, ensuring that all teams can attend the final.