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African Judo Championships is a continental judo championship organized by the African Judo Union. The 1965, 1987, 1991, 1995, 1999 and 2007 editions were held during the respective African Games.

Tournaments

Year	Date	Athletes		Host City (Country)	Venue	Countries	Events	Winners	Ref.
		Male	Female
1964	...–... Jun		-	Dakar			5	Senegal
1965 [a]	20–22 Jul		-	Brazzaville		10	5	Senegal
1967	...–... Jul		-	Abidjan		6	7	Senegal
1968	...–... Jul		-	Tunis		12	5	Senegal
1974	14–16 Dec		-	Cairo				Senegal
1982	...–... Jul		-	Cairo
1983	30 Jul–4 Aug		-	Dakar		5	9	Egypt
1985	6–12 Aug		-	Tunis			7	Egypt
1986	20–24 Jul			Casablanca		8	13	Algeria
1987 [a]	3–5 Aug		-	Nairobi		7	8	Egypt
1989	3–10 Dec	61	32	Abidjan				Algeria
1990	16–20 Jul			Algiers	Hacène Harcha Arena	16	16	Algeria
1991 [a]	20 Sep–1 Oct		-	Cairo		11	8	Egypt
1991 [b]	1–3 Nov	-		Port Louis			9
1992	6–8 Nov			Port Louis		15	16	Algeria
1993	...–... ...			Cairo	Cairo Stadium Indoor Halls
1994	7–9 Oct			Tunis		9	16	Tunisia
1995 [a]	13–23 Sep			Harare		12	16	Tunisia
1996	16–19 May			Pretoria		10	16	Algeria
1997	17–19 Jul			Casablanca		12	16	Algeria
1998	23–26 Jul			Dakar		12	16	Egypt
1999 [a]	10–13 Sep			Johannesburg		21	16	Tunisia
2000	11–14 May			Algiers	Hacène Harcha Arena		16	Algeria
2001	6–9 Nov			Tripoli			16	Algeria
2002	4–7 Oct			Cairo			16	Tunisia
2004	5–8 May			Tunis			16	Algeria
2005	18–21 May			Port Elizabeth			16	Algeria
2006	5–10 Jun			Port-Louis			16	Egypt
2007 [a]	13–14 Jul			Algiers		24	16	Algeria
2008	15–18 May			Agadir		22	16	Algeria
2009	27 Apr–2 May			Port-Louis			16	Egypt
2010	15–18 Apr	105	73	Yaoundé		22	16	Tunisia
2011	14–17 Apr	113	64	Dakar	Marius Ndiaye Stadium	23	16	Tunisia
2012	5–8 Apr			Agadir		20	16	Morocco
2013	18–21 Apr			Maputo	Pavilhão Gimnodesportivo	22	16	Tunisia
2014	26–27 Jun			Port-Louis			16	Algeria
2015	24–26 Apr			Libreville			16	Tunisia
2016	8–10 Apr			Tunis			16	Tunisia
2017	14–16 Apr			Antananarivo		22	18	Algeria
2018	12–15 Apr	106	61	Tunis		25	16	Tunisia
2019	25–28 Apr			Cape Town		28	14	Algeria
2020	17–20 Dec			Antananarivo	Palais des Sports Mahamasina	33	15	Egypt
2021	20–23 May			Dakar	Dakar Arena	40	14	Tunisia
2022	26–29 May	94	79	Oran	Convention Centre Mohammed Ben Ahmed [1]	26	14	Algeria	[2]
2023	7–9 September	131	98	Casablanca	Salle du Complexe Sportif Mohammed V	39	15	Algeria
2024	25–28 April	103	89	Cairo	Cairo Stadium Indoor Halls Complex	34	15		[3] [4] [5]

All-time medal table 2001–2023

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Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Algeria	114	87	88	289
2	Tunisia	81	68	99	248
3	Egypt	53	53	57	163
4	Morocco	42	38	91	171
5	Guinea-Bissau	6	1	1	8
6	South Africa	4	12	20	36
7	Senegal	4	11	41	56
8	Angola	4	6	12	22
9	Cameroon	3	20	58	81
10	Mauritius	2	6	10	18
11	Guinea	2	0	1	3
12	Madagascar	1	3	9	13
13	Libya	1	1	4	6
14	Gabon	0	5	10	15
15	Ivory Coast	0	2	16	18
16	Nigeria	0	2	10	12
17	Congo	0	1	7	8
18	Ghana	0	1	5	6
19	Burkina Faso	0	1	4	5
20	Gambia	0	1	2	3
21	Niger	0	1	1	2
22	Cape Verde	0	1	0	1
	Kenya	0	1	0	1
24	South Africa	0	0	3	3
25	Zambia	0	0	2	2
26	Burundi	0	0	1	1
	Central African Republic	0	0	1	1
	Chad	0	0	1	1
	Djibouti	0	0	1	1
	Seychelles	0	0	1	1
Totals (30 entries)		317	322	556	1195

Notes and references

Notes

References

External links

• Judo Union
• African Judo Union
• http://www.judoinside.com/judoka/statsgen
• http://www.judobase.org/