1965 All-Africa Games

The Pan-African Games in 1965 were the first edition of this sporting competition.

The games were held until July 25, 1965 in Brazzaville, capital of the Republic of the Congo from 18 July. Approximately 2500 athletes from 29 countries participated. The football tournament won the team Congo. Among the athletes who won gold, include Gaoussou Koné, Wilson Kiprugut, Kipchoge Keino and Samuel IGUN.

Medal Tally

Brazzaville 1965 | Bamako 1969 | Lagos 1973 | Algiers 1978 | Nairobi 1987 | Cairo 1991 | Harare 1995 | Johannesburg 1999 | Abuja 2003 | Algiers, 2007 | Maputo 2011 | Accra 2015

  • All-Africa Games
  • Sporting event in 1965
  • Sporting event in the Republic of Congo
  • Brazzaville
United Arab Republic Ghana Mali Cameroon Madagascar Niger Tanzania 1973 All-Africa Games 1999 All-Africa Games 2011 All-Africa Games
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