History
African Youth Games is a multi-sport event among African countries every four years. The competition is open only to youth-level (under-18) athletes from ANOCA members (Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa). Around 40 countries contested the first Games, but participation rose to 54 in the second edition.
SUMMARY
2010 Rabat: 16 countries won medals. TUN topped the table (6-2-0)
2014 Gaborone: 20 countries won medals. ETH topped the table (9-5-4)
2018 Algiers: 18 countries won medals. RSA topped the table (12-11-3)
2022 Cairo: Cancelled
2025 Luanda: 19 countries won medals. RSA retained their lead. (11-8-0)
DOUBLE GOLD IN SAME EDITION
2010 Tinashe Mutanga (ZIM) 100m, 200m
2010 Charkad Jaber Said (EGY) HT, JT
2018 Rosemary Chukwuma (NGR) 100m, 200m
2018 Gontse Morake (RSA) 400H, TJ
2025 Jayden Fourie (RSA) 200, LJ
2025 Megan Nieman (RSA) 100H, 400H