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Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa

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International organization
Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa
Association des Comités Nationaux Olympiques d'Afrique
Countries which are members
Formation28 June 1981; 44 years ago (1981-06-28)
TypeSports federation
HeadquartersAbuja,Nigeria
Membership54 National Olympic Committees
Official language
English,French
President
AlgeriaMustapha Berraf
WebsiteANOCA ACNOA

TheAssociation of National Olympic Committees of Africa (acronym:ANOCA;French:Association des Comités Nationaux Olympiques d'Afrique,ACNOA,Arabic:رابطة اللجان الأولمبية الوطنية في إفريقيا) is aninternational organization that unites the 54National Olympic Committees (NOCs) ofAfrica. It is currently headquartered inAbuja,Nigeria. It serves as the successor toStanding Committee of African Sports orComité permanent du sport africain founded in 1965 inBrazzaville,Republic of Congo.

It often assembles with other continental NOCs in the form of theAssociation of National Olympic Committees (ANOC).

History

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The Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa (ANOCA) was founded on June 28, 1981, inLome, Togo. In July 1965, ANOCA's predecessor, theStanding Committee of African Sports (SCAS) was founded in Brazzaville as Comité Permanent du Sport Africain (CPSA). Consequently, that title for the sports continental body changed to theSupreme Council for Sports in Africa (SCSA) on 14 December 1966 inBamako,Mali.

On 4 March 2023, ANOCA announced their support for theInternational Olympic Committee's decision to reinstate Russian and Belarusian athletes as neutrals amidst theRussian Invasion of Ukraine, as well as the countries' participation in the Olympics.[1]

Member countries

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In the following table, the year in which the NOC was recognized by theInternational Olympic Committee (IOC) is also given if it is different from the year in which the NOC was created.

NationCodeNational Olympic CommitteePresidentCreatedANOCA MemberIOCmemberRef.
North Africa Zone
AlgeriaALGAlgerian Olympic CommitteeAbderrahmane Hammad19631965Yes[1]
EgyptEGYEgyptian Olympic CommitteeHesham Mohamed Tawfeq Hatab19101965Yes[2]
LibyaLBALibyan Olympic CommitteeGamal Ezzarrugh19621963Yes[3]
MoroccoMARMoroccan National Olympic CommitteeFaïçal Laraïchi19591959Yes[4]
SudanSUDSudan Olympic CommitteeHashim Haroun Ahmed1956/19591965Yes[5]
TunisiaTUNTunisian Olympic CommitteeMehrez Boussayene19571965Yes[6]
West Africa Zone
BeninBENBenin National Olympic and Sports CommitteeMarius Francisco1962TBDYes[7]
Burkina FasoBURBurkinabé National Olympic and Sports CommitteeJean-Pascal Kinda1965/19721965Yes[8]
Cape VerdeCPVComité Olímpico CaboverdeanoFilomena Fortes1989/1993TBDYes[9]
GambiaGAMThe Gambia National Olympic CommitteeBeatrice Allen1972/1976TBDYes[10]
GhanaGHAGhana Olympic CommitteeBen Nunoo Mensah1950/1951[2]1965Yes[11]
GuineaGUIGuinean National Olympic and Sports CommitteeNabi Camara1964/1965TBDYes[12]
Guinea-BissauGBSComité Olímpico da Guiné-BissauSérgio Mané1992/1995TBDYes[13]
Ivory CoastCIVComité National Olympique de Côte d'IvoireLassana Palenfo1962/19631965Yes[14]
LiberiaLBRLiberia National Olympic CommitteePhilipbert S. Browne1954/1955TBDYes[15]
MaliMLIComité National Olympique et Sportif du MaliHabib Sissoko1962/19631965Yes[16]
MauritaniaMTNComité National Olympique et Sportif MauritanienAbderrahmane Ethmane1962/1979TBDYes[17]
NigerNIGNigerien Olympic and National Sports CommitteeIssaka Ide19641965Yes[18]
NigeriaNGRNigeria Olympic CommitteeHabu Gumel1950/1951[3]1965Yes[19]
SenegalSENComité National Olympique et Sportif SénégalaisMamadou D. Ndiaye1961/19631965Yes[20]
Sierra LeoneSLENational Olympic Committee of Sierra LeonePatrick Coker1964TBDYes[21]
TogoTOGTogolese National Olympic CommitteeDeladem Akpaki1963/19651965Yes[22]
Central Africa Zone
CameroonCMRCameroon Olympic and Sports CommitteeHamad Kalkaba Malboum19631965Yes[23]
Central African RepublicCAFComité National Olympique et Sportif CentrafricainGilles Gilbert Gresenguet1964/19651965Yes[24]
ChadCHAChadian Olympic and Sports CommitteeAbakar Djermah Aumi1963/19641965Yes[25]
CongoCGOComité National Olympique et Sportif CongolaisRaymond Ibata19641965Yes[26]
Democratic Republic of the CongoCODComité Olympique CongolaisMarcel Amos Mbayo Kitenge1963/19681965Yes[27]
Equatorial GuineaGEQComité Olímpico de Guinea EcuatorialManuel Sabino Asumu Cawan1980/1984TBDYes[28]
GabonGABComité Olympique GabonaisLéon Louis Folquet1965/19681965Yes[29]
São Tomé and PríncipeSTPComité Olímpico de São Tomé e PríncipeJoão Manuel da Costa Alegre Afonso1979/1993TBDYes[30]
East Africa Zone
BurundiBDIBurundi National Olympic CommitteeLydia Nsekera1990/1993TBDYes[31]
DjiboutiDJIDjibouti National Olympic and Sports CommitteeAïcha Garad Ali1983/1984TBDYes[32]
EritreaERIEritrean National Olympic CommitteeLuul Fisshaye1996/1999TBDYes[33]
EthiopiaETHEthiopian Olympic CommitteeBirhane Kidanemariam1948/19541965Yes[34]
KenyaKENNational Olympic Committee of KenyaPaul Tergat19551965Yes[35]
RwandaRWARwanda National Olympic and Sports CommitteeValens Munyabagisha1984TBDYes[36]
SeychellesSEYSeychelles Olympic and Commonwealth Games AssociationAntonio Gopal1979TBDYes[37]
SomaliaSOMSomali Olympic CommitteeAbdullahi Ahmed Tarabi1959/1972TBDYes[38]
South SudanSSDSouth Sudan National Olympic CommitteeWilson Deng Kuoirot20152015Yes[39]
TanzaniaTANTanzania Olympic CommitteeGulam Abdulla Rashid19681965Yes[40]
UgandaUGAUganda Olympic CommitteeDonald Rukare1950/19561965Yes[41]
Southern Africa Zone
AngolaANGAngolan Olympic CommitteeGustavo Dias Vaz da Conceição1979/1980TBDYes[42]
BotswanaBOTBotswana National Olympic CommitteeBotsang Tshenyego1978/1980TBDYes[43]
ComorosCOMComité Olympique et Sportif des Iles ComoresMadiane Mohamed Issa1979/1993TBDYes[44]
EswatiniSWZEswatini Olympic and Commonwealth Games AssociationPeter Shongwe1971/1972TBDYes[45]
LesothoLESLesotho National Olympic CommitteeMatlohang Moiloa-Ramoqopo1971/1972TBDYes[46]
MadagascarMADComité Olympique MalgacheSiteny Thierry Randrianasoloniaiko1963/19641965Yes[47]
MalawiMAWOlympic and Commonwealth Games Association of MalawiJappie Mhango1968TBDYes[48]
MauritiusMRIMauritius Olympic CommitteePhilippe Hao Thyn Voon Ha Shun1971/1972TBDYes[49]
MozambiqueMOZComité Olímpico Nacional de MoçambiqueAnibal Manave1979TBDYes[50]
NamibiaNAMNamibia National Olympic CommitteeAgnes Tjongarero1990/1991TBDYes[51]
South AfricaRSASouth African Sports Confederation and Olympic CommitteeBarry Hendricks1991TBDYes[52]
ZambiaZAMNational Olympic Committee of ZambiaAlfred Foloko19641965Yes[53]
ZimbabweZIMZimbabwe Olympic CommitteeAdmire Masenda1934/1980TBDYes[54]

ANOCA Regional Zones

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ANOCA Zone 1 – North Zone

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ANOCA Zone 2 – West Zone A

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ANOCA Zone 3 – West Zone B

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ANOCA Zone 4 – Central Zone

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ANOCA Zone 5 – Central-East Zone

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ANOCA Zone 6 – Southern Zone A

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ANOCA Zone 7 – Islands

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ANOCA Presidents

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S. No.NameCountryTenure
1.Anani MatthiaTogo1981–1989
2.Jean-Claude GangaCongo1989–1999
3.Francis NyangwesoUganda1999–2001
4.Alpha Ibrahim DialloGuinea2001–2005
5.Lassana PalenfoIvory Coast2005–2018
6.Mustapha BerrafAlgeria2018–present

ANOCA's programme

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  • Encouraging mediation and conciliation between NOCs and governments
  • Building the foundations of an ambitious sports policy
  • Providing young athletes with the conditions for success
  • Promoting sports initiatives
  • Promoting Olympic ideals and values in Africa
  • Taking part in the fight against doping, corruption, violence and pandemics
  • Working to bring peoples together through sport to build a peaceful Africa

Events

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See also

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References

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  1. ^Ассоциация национальных олимпийских комитетов Африки выступила за допуск российских спортсменов к Олимпиаде-2024 в нейтральном статусе
  2. ^"Ghana - National Olympic Committee (NOC)".
  3. ^"Nigeria - National Olympic Committee (NOC)".
  4. ^"Jeux africains de la jeunesse: 33 pays confirment leur participation au Maroc ("African Youth Games: 33 countries confirm their participation in Morocco")".lematin.ma (in French). 7 July 2010. Archived fromthe original on 29 September 2011.
  5. ^"Algeria gears up to make History with the Maiden African School Games".ANOCA. 2025-07-06. Retrieved2025-07-11.

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