🎾Africa

The Fédération Algérienne de Tennis, based in Algiers; news, the national tournament calendar, rankings, a player database and coverage of Davis Cup ties in the African zone.

The Federação Angolana de Ténis, based in Luanda; the FAT circuit for the under-12 to under-18 and senior categories, the match schedule, a list of courts and information on the federation's structure.

The Fédération Béninoise de Tennis, based in Cotonou; the association has no website of its own, so the national championships, tournaments and national-team results are posted on Facebook.

The Botswana Tennis Association, based at the Botswana National Tennis Centre in Gaborone; the association's Facebook page, with tournaments, results and news about Botswana's players.

The Fédération de Tennis du Burundi, based in Bujumbura; an introduction to the federation and its leadership, events, news and contacts.

The Confederation of African Tennis, the ITF's regional body based in Tunis; its cattennis.com website is unreachable, so the African tournament calendar, the African Junior Championship, the 12 & Under and 14 & Under circuits and the African Nations Cup are followed on Facebook.

The Fédération Congolaise de Tennis, based in Kinshasa; the federation's history and mission, competitions, clubs and leagues, coach education, the national teams and a media gallery.

The Egyptian Tennis Federation, based in Cairo; the official site of one of Africa's strongest associations, with tournaments, rankings and national-team information.

The Eswatini National Tennis Association, based in Manzini; with no website of its own, it posts news, tournaments and coaching programmes on Facebook.

The Gambia Lawn Tennis Association, based in Banjul; the association's Facebook page, with tournaments at the Independence Stadium in Bakau and junior programmes.

The Ghana Tennis Federation, based at the Accra Sports Stadium; development programmes, upcoming tournaments, news and membership, including coverage of the Golden Rackets in the Davis Cup.

The Fédération Ivoirienne de Tennis, based in Abidjan; with no website of its own, it uses Facebook for domestic tournaments and the national team.

Tennis Kenya, based at the Nairobi Club; the association's own website (kenyalawntennis.org) is down, so news, tournaments and results are published on Facebook.

The Lesotho Lawn Tennis Association, based in Maseru; the association's Facebook page, with tournaments, coaching programmes and the growth of wheelchair tennis.

The Fédération Malagasy de Tennis, based in Antananarivo; with no website of its own, it posts domestic tournaments on Facebook, including ITF junior events.

The Mauritius Tennis Federation, based at the National Tennis Centre in Phoenix; tournaments, coaching sessions for children and adults, court hire and membership.

The Fédération Royale Marocaine de Tennis, based in Casablanca; tournament entries, national and international rankings, licences, a separate padel section, documents and media.

The Federação Moçambicana de Ténis, based in Maputo; with no website of its own, it posts tournaments and news on Facebook.

The Namibia Tennis Association, based in Windhoek; membership, the event calendar, news, rankings and a photo gallery.

The Nigeria Tennis Federation, based at the National Stadium in Abuja; membership, coaching programmes, players and rankings, news and events.

The Fédération Rwandaise de Tennis, based in Kigali; with no website of its own, it posts domestic tournaments and national-team matches on Facebook.

The Ligue Réunion Mayotte de Tennis, the French Tennis Federation's league for Réunion and Mayotte, founded on 22 April 1963 and renamed in 2020; competitions, officiating, training courses and — beyond tennis — padel, beach tennis and pickleball.

The Fédération Sénégalaise de Tennis, based in Dakar; with no website of its own, it posts national-team results and domestic competitions on Facebook.

The Seychelles Tennis Association, based at Roche Caiman; the association's own domain is offline, so news and tournaments appear on Facebook.

The Sierra Leone Lawn Tennis Association, based in Freetown; the association's simple official site, with its mission, leadership and basic information about tennis in the country.

Tennis South Africa, based in Centurion; membership, tournament entries, the calendar, junior and open rankings, a club finder and the national teams.

The Tanzania Tennis Association, based in Dar es Salaam; development programmes, more than thirty affiliated clubs, news and ways to get involved.

The Fédération Togolaise de Tennis, based in Lomé; with no website of its own, it reports tournaments and national-team matches on Facebook.

The Fédération Tunisienne de Tennis, based at the Cité Nationale Sportive d'El Menzah in Tunis; its ftt.tn website has not been updated since 2014, so news and the Tunisian championships appear on Facebook.

The Uganda Tennis Association, based at the Lugogo tennis complex in Kampala; online court booking, tennis academies and grassroots programmes.

The Zambia Lawn Tennis Association, based in Ndola; with no website of its own, it posts tournaments and news about Zambian tennis on Facebook.

Tennis Zimbabwe, based at the Harare Sports Club; the association's own domain is offline, so training, tournaments and news are published on Facebook.