🏀Basketball Africa League

The twelve clubs of the Basketball Africa League — the continent's top club competition run by the NBA and FIBA, featuring champions from twelve African countries.

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Al Ahly
Cairo — Egypt's most successful club and winners of the 2023 Basketball Africa League, the basketball section of the famous multi-sports club.
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Al Ahly Ly
Tripoli — Libya's record champion, who won the Basketball Africa League title on their very first appearance in 2025.
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ASC Ville de Dakar
Dakar — Senegalese champions playing at Stadium Marius Ndiaye, a club with an even more successful women's team.
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Club Africain
Tunis — the basketball section of one of Tunisia's two biggest clubs and a regular Basketball Africa League participant.
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Dar City
Dar es Salaam — the first ever Tanzanian club to reach the Basketball Africa League.
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FUS Rabat
Rabat — Morocco's record champion, a long-time title rival of neighbouring AS Salé.
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JCA Kings
Abidjan — Ivorian champions, who made their Basketball Africa League debut in 2026.
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Johannesburg Giants
Johannesburg — South Africa's representative, entering the Basketball Africa League as a newcomer in 2026.
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Maktown Flyers
Nigeria — the club that brought Nigerian basketball back among the Basketball Africa League elite in 2026.
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Nairobi City Thunder
Nairobi — Kenya's first ever Basketball Africa League participant and an unbeaten domestic champion.
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Petro de Luanda
Luanda — an Angolan giant and African competition regular, runners-up in the 2026 Basketball Africa League.
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RSSB Tigers
Kigali — sensational winners of the 2026 Basketball Africa League on their first appearance, playing at BK Arena.
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