🏐Africa (CAVB)

Algerian volleyball clubs — the men’s and women’s top divisions, the Nationale 1, with 18 men’s and 13 women’s clubs.

Beninese volleyball clubs — the men’s top division, the Championnat Professionnel; 10 of the 17 clubs of the 2025/26 season are included. The women’s league is not included.

Egyptian volleyball clubs — the men’s top division with 24 clubs and the women’s with 16, both run by the Egyptian Volleyball Federation.

Cameroonian volleyball clubs — the men’s and women’s top division, the Championnat National, with 8 men’s and 7 women’s clubs.

Cape Verdean volleyball clubs — the men’s national championship, contested by the winners of the island leagues; 4 of its 6 participants are included. The women’s competition is not included.

Libyan volleyball clubs — the men’s top division with 14 clubs. There is no women’s league in Libya.

Moroccan volleyball clubs — the men’s and women’s top division, the Division Excellence, with 8 men’s and 12 women’s clubs.

Namibian volleyball clubs — the men’s top division, the MTC Volleyball National League; 4 of its 8 clubs are included. The women’s league is not included.

Rwandan volleyball clubs — the men’s top division, the National Volleyball League, with 9 clubs. The women’s league is not included, as most of its clubs have no online presence of their own.

Tanzanian volleyball clubs — the men’s top competition, the Tanzania Volleyball National League (TVNL); 11 of its 14 clubs are included. The women’s league is not included.

Tunisian volleyball clubs — the men’s and women’s top divisions, the Nationale A, with 12 men’s and 10 women’s clubs.

Ugandan volleyball clubs — the men’s top division, the National Volleyball League, with 10 clubs. The women’s league is not included, as its clubs have almost no online presence of their own.