The African Archery Championship (French: Championnats d'Afrique de tir à l'arc) is the Archery Top African tournament held every two years, Ruled and managed by The World Archery Africa.

Summary of championships

Below the list of the summary championships^[1]

2026

2012

2023

2008

2010

2014

2025

2003

1996

1995

2016

1999

2010, 2022

2000

2004

Host cities of the African Archery Championships
1999 in multiple cities

Eds.	Year	Host City	Host Country	Date	Venue	No. of Nations	No. of Athletes	Top Country
1	1995[2]	Harare	Zimbabwe	26–30 September 1995
2	1996	Malindi	Kenya
3	1999[3]	Multiple cities	South Africa
4	2000	Port Elizabeth	South Africa
5	2003	Nairobi	Kenya	29–30 November 2003	Splash Shooting Ground	8	30	Egypt
6	2004	Vacoas-Phoenix	Mauritius	28–30 May 2004	Gymkhana			Mauritius
7	2008	Cairo	Egypt	7–12 February 2008	Degla Sports Centre			Morocco / South Africa
8	2010	Ain Sokhna Pretoria	Egypt South Africa	7–11 March 2010 24–27 April 2010		14 4	57 92	Egypt South Africa
9	2012	Rabat	Morocco	11–16 March 2012		14	81	Egypt
10	2014	Luxor	Egypt	10–13 October 2014		15	73	Egypt
11	2016	Windhoek	Namibia	28–31 January 2016		14	81	Egypt
12	2022	Pretoria	South Africa	5–10 November 2022		16	65	South Africa
13	2023	Nabeul	Tunisia	7–12 November 2023		20	92	Egypt
14	2025[4]	Abidjan	Ivory Coast	19–23 November 2025	Parc des Sports de Treichville	16	105	Ivory Coast
15	2026[5]	Oran	Algeria	20–26 July 2026	Mediterranean Village	17	127	Algeria

Editions

Recurve

	Year	Host	Men's individual	Women's individual	Men's team	Women's team	Mixed team
1	1995	Harare, Zimbabwe
2	1996	Malindi, Kenya	Dominic Rebelo
3	1999	Multiple cities, South Africa
4	2000	Port Elizabeth, South Africa
5	2003	Nairobi, Kenya	Maged Mohy	Kirsten Lewis
6	2004	Vacoas-Phoenix, Mauritius	Glenn Coward	Sabila Edoo
7	2008	Cairo, Egypt	Calvin Hartley	Fatine Ouadoudi
8	2010	Ain Sokhna, Egypt	Ali Arebi	Nada Kamel	Egypt	Egypt
		Pretoria, South Africa	William Frank	Karen Hultzer
9	2012	Rabat, Morocco	Philippe Kouassi (closed)	Nada Kamel (closed)	Egypt	Poland	Egypt
			Hady Elkholosy (open)	Justyna Mospinek (open)
10	2014	Luxor, Egypt	Gavin Sutherland	Hania Fouda	Egypt		Egypt
11	2016	Windhoek, Namibia	Ahmed El-Nemr	Shehzana Anwar	South Africa	Egypt	Ivory Coast
12	2022	Pretoria, South Africa	Wian Roux	Ekpobi Yedagne	South Africa	Ivory Coast	Ivory Coast
			Adrian Miller (open)
13	2023	Nabeul, Tunisia	Youssef Tolba	Jana Ali	Egypt	Egypt	Chad
14	2025	Abidjan, Ivory Coast	Franck Eyeni	Ekpobi Yedagne	Mauritius	Ivory Coast	Algeria
15	2026	Oran, Algeria	Imadeddine Bakri	Roua Ben Abdelkader	Algeria	Algeria	Tunisia

In italic: non african invited.

Compound

	Year	Host	Men's individual	Women's individual	Men's team	Women's team	Mixed team
8	2010	Ain Sokhna, Egypt	Riaan Crowther	Jorina Coetzee	Namibia
		Pretoria, South Africa	Wesley Gates	Ida Mostert
9	2012	Rabat, Morocco		Iroleen van Litzenborgh (closed)	Namibia
			Petrus Marx (open)	Beanta Viviers (open)
10	2014	Luxor, Egypt	Ahmed Fakhry	Hala Elgibily		Namibia
11	2016	Windhoek, Namibia	Francois Marais	Hala Elgibily	South Africa	Egypt	South Africa
12	2022	Pretoria, South Africa	Christian Beyers de Klerk	Jeanine Van Kradenburg	South Africa		South Africa
			Philip Coates-Palgrave (open)	Katelynn Venter (open)
13	2023	Nabeul, Tunisia	Henri How Kemg Fat	Jacqueline Coetzee	Mauritius		Zimbabwe
			Aliou Dramé (open)
14	2025	Abidjan, Ivory Coast	Adrien Charoux	Nora Elsabagh	Mauritius
			Aliou Dramé (open)
15	2026	Oran, Algeria	Jannie Meeuwesen	Jacqueline Coetzee	Mauritius		Namibia

Barebow

	Year	Host	Men's individual	Women's individual	Men's team	Women's team	Mixed team
12	2022	Pretoria, South Africa	Brummer Henk
13	2023	Nabeul, Tunisia	Lutz Wahlers
14	2025	Abidjan, Ivory Coast	Johannes Hugo Rossouw	Gloria Kitali			Ivory Coast
15	2026	Oran, Algeria	Junior Aristide Falang Delli	Marwa Rahmoun	Algeria	Nigeria	Algeria

Other competitions

Juniors (U-20 / U-21)

	Year	Host	Men's individual	Women's individual	Men's team	Women's team	Mixed team
Juniors recurve
8	2010	Ain Sokhna, Egypt	Mohamed Osman Kamel	Aya Mamdouh
		Pretoria, South Africa
9	2012	Rabat, Morocco	Ali Ebdelbar (closed)	Reem Mansour (closed)	Namibia
			Mhamdad Mahmoud (open)	Reem Mansour (open)
10	2014	Luxor, Egypt	Ahmed Shamseldin	Reem Hemida	Algeria	Egypt	Egypt
11	2016	Windhoek, Namibia
12	2022	Pretoria, South Africa
13	2023	Nabeul, Tunisia
14	2025	Abidjan, Ivory Coast
15	2026	Oran, Algeria	Iliyas Bouzouar	Maria Drid	Libya
Juniors compound
10	2014	Luxor, Egypt				Namibia
11	2016	Windhoek, Namibia
12	2022	Pretoria, South Africa
13	2023	Nabeul, Tunisia
14	2025	Abidjan, Ivory Coast
15	2026	Oran, Algeria

In italic: non african invited.

Cadets (U-17 / U-18)

	Year	Host	Men's individual	Women's individual	Men's team	Women's team	Mixed team
Cadets recurve
9	2012	Rabat, Morocco	Ahmed El Kady (closed)	Kpetchehoué Zinsou (closed)
			Ahmed El Kady (open)	Nouha El Wakil (open)
10	2014	Luxor, Egypt	No competition for Cadets, it was held the same year in Windhoek.
–	2014	Windhoek, Namibia	Ali El Ghrari	Hana El Shimy
11	2016	Windhoek, Namibia
12	2022	Pretoria, South Africa
13	2023	Nabeul, Tunisia
14	2025	Abidjan, Ivory Coast	Kouassi Chadrac Yao	Nouray Abdelrahman	Ivory Coast	Guinea	Egypt
15	2026	Oran, Algeria	Ismail Ezzeldin	Nouray Abdelrahman		Algeria	Egypt

Para Archery

	Year	Host	Men's individual	Women's individual	Men's team	Women's team	Mixed team
Para recurve
12	2022	Pretoria, South Africa	Adrian Miller
13	2023	Nabeul, Tunisia
14	2025	Abidjan, Ivory Coast
15	2026	Oran, Algeria	Precious Allan Asiimwe
Para compound
12	2022	Pretoria, South Africa	Philip Coates-Palgrave	Katelynn Venter
13	2023	Nabeul, Tunisia
14	2025	Abidjan, Ivory Coast
15	2026	Oran, Algeria	Aliou Dramé	Saimi Naango Shilunga
Para W1
12	2022	Pretoria, South Africa	Shaun Anderson
13	2023	Nabeul, Tunisia
14	2025	Abidjan, Ivory Coast
15	2026	Oran, Algeria

References

External links

• www.africanarchery.org/ Archived 2023-07-11 at the Wayback Machine

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