2026 Championship: Africa Scrabble Unveils Record $35,000 Prize

Kabiru Abdulrauf
1 Min Read

Africa Scrabble has announced a record $35,000 prize pool for the 2026 Africa Scrabble Championship, scheduled for October 21–25 in Monrovia, Liberia.

Organisers confirmed the tournament will take place at the Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Ministerial Complex.

The winner will receive $10,000, the highest prize ever awarded in the championship’s history.

The runner-up will earn $5,000, third place $3,500, fourth $3,000 and fifth $2,250. Cash prizes will be extended to the top 20 finishers, marking a major expansion of rewards.

The Pan African Scrabble Association said preparations are ongoing, including travel, visa and accommodation arrangements, while registration fees for quota players remain unchanged.

Share This Article
Kabiru Abdulrauf is known for his clear, concise storytelling style and his ability to adapt content for television, online platforms, and social media. His work reflects a commitment to accuracy, balance, and audience engagement, with particular interest in African affairs and global developments.