FIBA Africa




























FIBA Africa
Formation 1961
Type Sports federation
Headquarters
Cairo, Egypt
Abidjan, Ivory Coast
Membership
54 national associations
Website http://www.fibaafrica.com/

FIBA Africa is a zone within the FIBA basketball association which contains all 54 national African FIBA federations, it was founded in 1961.[1] FIBA Africa maintains offices in Cairo and in Abidjan.




FIBA Africa subzones.




Contents






  • 1 Members


  • 2 Top ten FIBA Africa teams


    • 2.1 Top ten FIBA Africa Men's teams


    • 2.2 Top ten FIBA Africa Women's teams




  • 3 FIBA Africa competitions


    • 3.1 National teams


    • 3.2 Clubs




  • 4 Current champions


    • 4.1 Nations


    • 4.2 Clubs


    • 4.3 3x3 Africa Cup




  • 5 Summer olympics record


    • 5.1 Men


    • 5.2 Women




  • 6 World Championship record


    • 6.1 Men


    • 6.2 Women




  • 7 See also


  • 8 References


  • 9 External links





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Country Rank
Aug 2016
 Association National teams FIBA
affiliation
Zone 1

Algeria Algeria
068
Fédération Algérienne de Basket-Ball – FABB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1963

Libya Libya
079
Libyan Arab Basketball Federation – LBF


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1961

Morocco Morocco
060
Fédération Royale Marocaine de Basket-Ball – FRMBB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1936

Tunisia Tunisia
021
Fédération Tunnisienne de Basket-Ball – FTBB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1956
Zone 2

Cape Verde Cape Verde
063
Federação Cabo-Verdiana de Basquetebol – FCBB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1988

The Gambia Gambia
–
 Gambia Basketball Association – GBA


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1972

Guinea-Bissau Guinea-Bissau
–
 Federação de Basquetebol da Guiné-Bissau – FBGB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1994

Guinea Guinea
–
 Fédération Guinéenne de Basket-Ball – FEGUIBA


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1962

Mali Mali
057
 Fédération Malienne de Basket-Ball – FMBB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1961

Mauritania Mauritania
–
 Fédération de Basketball de la Rép Islamique de Mauritanie – FBBRIM


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1964

Senegal Senegal
031
 Fédération Sénégalaise de Basket-Ball – FSBB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1962

Sierra Leone Sierra Leone
–
 Sierra Leone National Basketball Federation – SLNBF


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1991
Zone 3

Benin Benin
–
 Fédération Béninoise de Basket-Ball – FBB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1962

Burkina Faso Burkina Faso
091
 Fédération Burkinabè de Basketball – FEBBA


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1964

Ivory Coast Ivory Coast
040
 Fédération Ivoirienne de Basket-Ball – FIBB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1961

Ghana Ghana
–
 Ghana Basketball Association – GBBA


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1962

Liberia Liberia
–
 Liberia Basketball Federation – LBF


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1964

Niger Niger
–
Fédération Nigérienne de Basketbal – FENIBASKET


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1963

Nigeria Nigeria
016
Nigeria Basketball Federation – NBBF


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1964

Togo Togo
091
 Fédération Nationale de Basketball Togo – FTBB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1963
Zone 4

Cameroon Cameroon
052
 Fédération Camerounaise de Basketball – FECABASKET


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1965

Central African Republic Central African Republic
057
 Fédération Centrafricaine de Basket-Ball – FCBB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1963

Chad Chad
089
 Fédération Tchadienne de Basket-Ball – FTBB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1963

Republic of the Congo Congo
079
 Fédération Congolaise de Basket-Ball – FECOKET


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1962

Democratic Republic of the Congo DR Congo
–
Fédération de Basket-Ball du Congo – FEBACO


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1963

Equatorial Guinea Equatorial Guinea
–
 Federación Guineana de Basquetebol – FEGUIBASKET


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1994

Gabon Gabon
076
 Fédération Gabonaise de Basket-Ball – FEGABAB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1965

São Tomé and Príncipe São Tomé and Príncipe
–
 Federação Santomense de Basquetebol - FSB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1983
Zone 5

Burundi Burundi
–
 Fédération de Basket-Ball du Burundi – FEBABU


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1994

Egypt Egypt
041
Egyptian Basketball Federation – EBBFED


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1934

Eritrea Eritrea
–
 Eritrean National Basketball Federation – ENBF


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1997

Ethiopia Ethiopia
–
 Ethiopian Basketball Federation – EBBF


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1949

Kenya Kenya
–
 Kenya Basketball Federation – KBF


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1965

Rwanda Rwanda
064
 Fédération Rwandaise de Basketball Amateur – FERWABA


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1977

Somalia Somalia
–
 Somali Basketball Federation – SBF


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1960

Sudan Sudan
–
 Sudan Basketball Association – SBB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1953

South Sudan South Sudan
–
 South Sudan Basketball Federation – SSBF


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 2013

Tanzania Tanzania
–
 Tanzania Basketball Federation – TBF


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1968

Uganda Uganda
089
 Federation of Uganda Basketball Association – FUBA


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1963
Zone 6

Angola Angola
023
Federação Angolana de Basquetebol – FAB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1979

Botswana Botswana
–
 Botswana Basketball Association – BBA


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1997

Lesotho Lesotho
–
 Lesotho Basketball Association – LBA


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1997

Malawi Malawi
–
 Basket Association of Malawi – BASMAL


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1988

Mozambique Mozambique
061
 Federação Moçambicana de Basquetebol – FMB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1978

Namibia Namibia
–
 Namibian Basketball Federation – NBF


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1995

South Africa South Africa
077
Basketball South Africa – BSA


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1992

Eswatini Swaziland
–
 Swaziland National Basketball Association – SNBA


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 2000

Zambia Zambia
–
 Zambia Basketball Association – ZBA


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1962

Zimbabwe Zimbabwe
091
 Basketball Union of Zimbabwe – BUZ


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1962
Zone 7

Comoros Comoros
–
 Fédération Comorienne de Basket-Ball – FCBB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1995

Djibouti Djibouti
–
 Fédération Djiboutienne de Basket-Ball – FDBB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1979

Madagascar Madagascar
082
 Fédération Malagasy de Basket-Ball – FMBB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1963

Mauritius Mauritius
–
 Fédération Mauricienne de Basket-Ball – FMBB


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1959

Seychelles Seychelles
–
 Seychelles Basketball Federation – SBF


  • Men's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




  • Women's

    • U18/19

    • U16/17




 1979


Top ten FIBA Africa teams












FIBA Africa competitions



National teams



  • AfroBasket

  • AfroBasket Women

  • FIBA Africa Under-18 Championship

  • FIBA Africa Under-18 Championship for Women

  • FIBA Africa Under-16 Championship

  • FIBA Africa Under-16 Championship for Women



Clubs



  • FIBA Africa Clubs Champions Cup

  • African Basketball Cup Winners' Cup

  • FIBA Africa Women's Clubs Champions Cup



Current champions



Nations



















Men's Women's U-18 Men's U-18 Women's U-16 Men's
U-16 Women's

 Tunisia (2017) (2)
 Nigeria (2017) (3)
 Angola (2016) (4)
 Mali (2018) (7*)
 Mali (2017) (1*)
 Mali (2017) (5*)

(*) Record



Clubs











Men's
Women's

Egypt Al Ahly (2016) (1)
Angola 1º de Agosto (2017) (3)


3x3 Africa Cup


















Tournament
3x3 Africa Cup
 Year

Men
 Ivory Coast (1)
2018

Women
 Mali (1)
2018


Summer olympics record



Men























































































































































































Nation
Germany
1936
United Kingdom
1948
Finland
1952
Mexico
1968
West Germany
1972
Canada
1976
Soviet Union
1980
United States
1984
South Korea
1988
Spain
1992
United States
1996
Australia
2000
Greece
2004
China
2008
United Kingdom
2012
Brazil
2016
 Total

 Angola
 10 11 12 12 12
5

 Central African Republic
 10
1

 Egypt
 15-18 19 9-16 16 12 12 12
7

 Morocco
 16
1

 Nigeria
 10 11
2

 Senegal
 15 15 11
3

 Tunisia
 11
1
Total 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1
20


Women









































































Nation
United States
1996
Australia
2000
Greece
2004
China
2008
United Kingdom
2012
Brazil
2016
 Total

 Angola
 12
1

 Mali
 12
1

 Nigeria
 11
1

 Senegal
 12 12
2

 Zaire
 12
1
Total 1 1 1 1 1 1
6


World Championship record



Men


































































































































































































Team
Argentina
1950
Chile
1959
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
1970
Puerto Rico
1974
Philippines
1978
Colombia
1982
Spain
1986
Argentina
1990
Canada
1994
Greece
1998
United States
2002
Japan
2006
Turkey
2010
Spain
2014
China
2019
Total

 Algeria
 15
1

 Angola
 20 13 16 11 10 15 17
6

 Central African Republic
 14
1

 Egypt
 5 11 13 16 14 24
5

 Ivory Coast
 13 23 20
3

 Nigeria
 13 14 Q
3

 Senegal
 14 15 22 16
3

 Tunisia
 24 Q
2
Total 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 5
25


Women




















































































































































































Team
Brazil
1971
Colombia
1975
South Korea
1979
Brazil
1983
Malaysia
1990
Australia
1994
Germany
1998
China
2002
Brazil
2006
Czech Republic
2010
Turkey
2014
Spain
2018
Total

 Angola
 16
1

 Kenya
 16
1

 Madagascar
 13
1

 Mali
 15
1

 Mozambique
 15
1

 Nigeria
 16 Q
2

 Senegal
 13 12 14 14 15 15 16 Q
7

 DR Congo
 14 15 16
3

 Tunisia
 16
1
Total 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 2
19


See also



  • Sport in Africa

  • Basketball in Africa



References




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External links




  • (in English) (in French) Official Web Site FIBA Africa

  • Africabasket

  • Listings of FIBA member federations at International Basketball



















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