All-Africa Games

The Pan-African Games (English All Africa Games ) are the sports games for the nations of the African continent. They are organized by the Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa ( ANOCA ) and held every four years. The first Games were held in 1965 in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo held.

History

The table shows all the venues for the Pan-African Games.

Perpetual medal

The table shows the total medal count of the Pan-African Games since the beginning of 1965 to 2007.

1965 All-Africa Games United Arab Republic Bamako Mali 1973 All-Africa Games Lagos Algiers Harare 1999 All-Africa Games Abuja 2011 All-Africa Games Mozambique Accra Ghana Cameroon Angola Madagascar Mauritius Namibia Tanzania Guinea Central African Republic Burundi Benin Niger The Gambia Summer Olympic Games Winter Olympic Games Youth Olympic Games World Police and Fire Games Deaflympics Arafura Games Lusophony Games Indian Ocean Island Games Islamic Solidarity Games Central African Games Central American Games West Asian Games Micronesian Games
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