CS:GO is really getting all the love, with a major broadcast on South Africa's biggest purveyor of sports TV starting this weekend and running through the end of July.

Yet another international CS:GO tournament will be including South Africa. The World Championships, hosted by E-Frag, will include SA in their qualifier consisting of 83 teams from countries around the world. While this team may now legally be called South Africa, they will be comprised of the best players in the country.

Let's take a look at the initial response from the community regarding ESEA opening up in South Africa.

Shaq is getting deep into CS:GO, and it's the only way.

The ECS will join the ranks of the entertainment elite as it's grand finals take place at the SSE Arena in Wembley, London, next month. London has become a hotspot for eSports tournaments and seems to be the perfect place for the finale of this $3.5 million Championship.

On Friday WESA was officially announced as an association which aims to regulate eSports professionally througout the globe. Unfortunately for them, a large portion of the community is still rather skeptical about ESLs involvement in the organization, and where is Valve's comment on the whole ordeal?

A leaked photo of the World eSports Association blew up the CS:GO world last night. The photo features a number of popular teams and the Electronic Sports League implicating something big on horizon in terms of a players union... or not.

ESL One is heading to Brooklyn, New York for their first USA major of 2016. Eight of the world's best CS:GO teams will travel to North America to take part in the biggest eSports tournament the East Coast has ever seen.