2011 All-Africa Games

The Pan-African Games 2011, the 10th edition of the Pan-African Games and took place from 3 to 18 September 2011 in Maputo, Mozambique instead.

Award

In April 2005, Lusaka, was established the capital of Zambia as host of the Pan-African Games in 2011 by the African Sports Council at a meeting in Algeria. A year earlier, Ghana had found a possible application in view, but do not realized .. In December 2008, Zambia resigned as host of the Games, as financial problems made ​​an implementation in the country impossible. Eight months later, in April 2009, Mozambique declared for hosting the Games ready.

Venues and infrastructure

Since Mozambique had agreed to host the games, only about two and a half years prior to the appointment, to provide short term, had some sports, for which there is insufficient competition venues were available, are excluded from the games. Nevertheless, the games competitions were held in 23 sports.

Venues of the Pan-African Games in 2011 were:

• Eduardo Mondlane University - Handball, Karate
• National Stadium Zimpeto - athletics, football
• Josina Machel School - Badminton
• Pavilion Zempeto - Basketball
• Estrela Vermelha Pavilion - Boxing
• Chidenguele - Canoeing, rowing
• Via Pública - Cycling
• Estádio do Costa do Sol, Estádio do Maxaquene, Estádio da Machava - Football
• Cultural Matola - Weightlifting
• Frelimo Central School - Judo, Taekwondo
• Olympic size pool Zimpeto - Swimming
• IMAP - Netball
• Zimpeto Tennis Stadium - Tennis
• Centro Mahometano - Table Tennis
• Carreira de Tiro da Matola - Shooting
• Bilene - Triathlon
• Baía de Maputo - Sailing
• Pavilhão do Maxaquene - Volleyball
• Banco de Moçambique Matola - Chess

Sports and winners

• Badminton (Results ) Team: Nigeria Nigeria

• Men: Nigeria Nigeria
• Women: Senegal Senegal

• Gentlemen, to 49 kg ( light flyweight ): Cameroon Thomas Essomba
• Gentlemen, to 52 kg ( flyweight ): Oteng Oteng Botswana
• Gentlemen, to 56 kg ( Bantam ): Mauritian Bruno Julie
• Gentlemen, up to 60 kg (lightweight ): Tunisia Ahmad Mejri
• Gentlemen, to 64 kg ( light welterweight ): Mauritius Rich Arno Colin
• Gentlemen, to 69 kg ( welterweight ): Cameroon Joseph Mulema
• Gentlemen, to 75 kg ( middleweight): Cameroon Kasutu Mujamdjae
• Gentlemen, to 81 kg ( light-heavyweight ): Tunisia Christian Adjoufack
• Gentlemen, to 91 kg ( heavyweight): Ghana Maxwell Amponsah
• Men, more than 91 kg ( super heavyweight ): South Africa Paolo Schaffer

• Men: Ghana Ghana
• Women: Cameroon Cameroon

• Men: Egypt Egypt
• Women: Angola

• Gentlemen, 1000 meter canoe: Kenya
• Gentlemen, 1,000 meters Single Kayak: Tunisia Mrabet Mohamed Ali
• Men, 1000 meters Double Kayak: South Africa South Africa
• Ladies, 500 - meter double Kayak: South Africa South Africa
• Women's 200 -meter single canoe: Angola Antonia Fatima
• Ladies, 500 - meter double Kayak: South Africa South Africa

• Ladies, up to 55 kg: Algeria Ilhem Eldjou
• Ladies, to 61 kg: Tunisia Boutjaina Hasnaoui
• Ladies, to 68 kg: Tunisia Faten Aissa
• Women, over 68 kg: Cameroon Blandine Angama
• Ladies, Kata Single: Tunisia Sarah Aly
• Ladies, Kata Team: Algeria Algeria
• Ladies Kumite Team: Senegal Senegal
• Gentlemen, to 60 kg: Algeria Abdelkrim Bouamria
• Gentlemen, to 67 kg: Idrissa Cherif Senegal Ba
• Gentlemen, to 75 kg: Senegal Addou Lahat Cisse
• Men, more than 84 kg: Senegal Abdoulaye
• Men, Kata Team: Egypt Egypt
• Gentlemen, Kumite Team: Egypt Egypt

• Women: Uganda Uganda

• Men, Team Time Trial: South Africa South Africa

• Open Class - Team Tournament of Nations: Egypt Egypt

• Women, 50 - meter backstroke: South Africa Karin Prinsloo

• Swimming ( 45) Ladies, 100 - meter backstroke: Zimbabwe Kirsty Coventry
• Ladies, 100 - meter backstroke (S6 -S10): South Africa Natalie du Toit
• Ladies, 200 - meter medley: Zimbabwe Kirsty Coventry
• Ladies, 200 - meter backstroke: Zimbabwe Kirsty Coventry
• Ladies, 400 - meter medley: Zimbabwe Kirsty Coventry
• Women's 4 x 100 - meter freestyle: South Africa South Africa
• Women's 4 x 100 - meter medley: South Africa South Africa
• Women's 4 x 200 - meter freestyle: South Africa South Africa
• Men, 50 - meter backstroke: South Africa Charl Crous
• Men, 50 - meter butterfly: Kenya Jason Dunford
• Men's 100 - meter freestyle: Kenyan David Dunford
• Men's 100 - meter backstroke: South Africa Charl Crous
• Men's 100 - meter backstroke (S6 -S10): South Africa Achmat Hassiem
• Men's 100 - meter butterfly: Kenya Jason Dunford
• Men's 200 - meter freestyle: Tunisia Ahmed Mathlouthi
• Men's 200 - meter backstroke: South Africa Darren Parker
• Men's 400 - meter freestyle: Tunisia Ahmed Mathlouthi
• Men's 4 x 100 meter freestyle relay: South Africa South Africa
• Men's 4 x 100 meters relay locations: South Africa South Africa
• Gentlemen, 4 x 200 meters relay: South Africa South Africa
• Men's 800 - meter freestyle: Tunisia Ahmed Mathlouthi

• Gentlemen, laser STD: Seychelles Julie Allen
• Open 420: South Africa South Africa

• Ladies: Egypt Egypt
• Ladies, Double: Nigeria Nigeria
• Men: Egypt Egypt
• Men, Double: Egypt Egypt
• Mixed doubles: Nigeria Nigeria

• Ladies: Algeria Algeria
• Men: Cameroon Cameroon

Participating nations

• Egypt Egypt
• Algeria Algeria
• Angola Angola
• Equatorial Guinea Equatorial Guinea
• Ethiopia Ethiopia
• Benin Benin
• Botswana Botswana
• Burkina Faso Burkina Faso
• Burundi Burundi
• Cameroon Cameroon
• Cape Verde Cape Verde
• Djibouti Djibouti
• Ivory Coast Ivory Coast
• Eritrea Eritrea
• Democratic Republic of Congo Democratic Republic of Congo
• Gabon Gabon
• Gambia Gambia
• Ghana Ghana
• Guinea Guinea
• Guinea- Bissau Guinea- Bissau
• Kenya
• Comoros Comoros
• Republic of Congo Republic of Congo
• Lesotho Lesotho
• Liberia Liberia
• Libya Libya
• Madagascar Madagascar

• Malawi 2010 Malawi
• Mali Mali
• Mauritania Mauritania
• Mauritius Mauritius
• Mozambique Mozambique
• Namibia Namibia
• Niger Niger
• Nigeria Nigeria
• Rwanda Rwanda
• Sao Tome and Principe Sao Tome and Principe
• Senegal Senegal
• Seychelles Seychelles
• Sierra Leone Sierra Leone
• Somalia Somalia
• South Africa South Africa
• Sudan South Sudan
• Sudan Sudan
• Swaziland Swaziland
• Tanzania
• Chad Chad
• Togo Togo
• Tunisia Tunisia
• Uganda Uganda
• Zambia Zambia
• Zimbabwe Zimbabwe
• Central African Republic Central African Republic

Medal Tally

Final standings after 18 September 2011.