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Uíge — a youth basketball academy. No web presence of its own, the link leads to its afrobasket.com profile.

Luanda — the aviation company's club (Atlético Sport Aviação) nicknamed "Os Aviadores", three-time league champions, playing at the Pavilhão da Cidadela. No web presence of its own, the link leads to its afrobasket.com profile.

Benguela — Clube Amigos do Basquetebol de Benguela. No active online presence, the link leads to its afrobasket.com profile.

Lobito — the port workers' club (Casa Pessoal do Porto do Lobito) founded in 1952, nicknamed "Nação Azul", playing at the Pavilhão da CPPL.

Luanda — a club with no web presence of its own, the link leads to its afrobasket.com profile.

Luanda — the railway workers' club founded in 1915, topped Group B of the regular season in 2025/26.

Luanda (Rocha Pinto) — the police force's club nicknamed "Os Polícias", founded in 1976, playing at the Pavilhão 28 de Fevereiro.

Luanda — nicknamed "Petroleiros", tied with Primeiro de Agosto as the league's record champions (19 titles), reigning champions of the 2025/26 season.

Luanda — club of the Angolan armed forces founded in 1977, tied with Petro de Luanda as the league's record champions (19 titles).

Luanda — the "green lions" founded in 1920, two-time league champions, runners-up to Petro de Luanda in the 2025/26 final.

Luanda (Maculusso) — one of the most traditional clubs in Angolan basketball (founded 1953), whose alumni include national team player Gerson Domingos.