AfroBasket 2011
[1] However, in 2011 Madagascar was chosen as host replacement due to a political crisis in Côte d'Ivoire.[4] On April 26, 2011, it was announced that Madagascar would host the tournament in its capital Antananarivo after the political unrest in Côte d'Ivoire put them irreparably behind schedule in outfitting their arenas.[5] Participants were sixteen national basketball teams among the 53 FIBA Africa members, determined through qualification processes before the final tournament.These teams included the host nation, the top four sides at the FIBA Africa Championship 2009 in Libya (including Côte d'Ivoire, which finished second at the 2009 tournament) and the top twelve sides at the 2009 Zone preliminary basketball competitions.The following national teams have secured qualification: FIBA Africa debuted a revised format at the 2009 championship.
2011 FIBA Africa Championship for WomenAntananarivoTunisiaAngolaNigeriaIvory CoastSalah MejriMouhammad Fayepoints per gameFIBA Africa ChampionshipFédération Internationale de Basketball2012 Summer Olympics basketball tournamentCôte d'IvoireAbidjanMadagascarpolitical crisisFIBA AfricaUniversity of AntananarivoFIBA Africa Championship 2011 qualificationFIBA Africa Championship 2009All-Africa GamesCameroonSenegalMoroccoCentral African RepublicMozambiqueRwandaSouth Africa2011 FIBA Africa Championship squadsObasohanUkeaguOyedejiTangaraSamakeRazafimahasahyRamsdellMandlateNiakateCoulibalyMuchateZouitaBadianeDalmeidaC.MoraisMbaindiguimMoguenaKouroduArmandoRhalimiVanderN'DiayeLetsebeIbrahimMarhaneleGabrielDlaminiEssenguéKonateEl-GammalGunadyDiabateBen RomdhaneSlimaneWilliamsMokongoThomsonKouguereKossangueHadidaneLaghnejKechridKabanguMugabeGasanaEl MabroukUgboajaKoundjiaAbdelhalimZachéeKhalfiMingasLeonelMillerKourdouMothibaMost Valuable PlayerMarouan KechridCarlos MoraisIme UdokaMakrem Ben Romdhane2012 Summer OlympicsFIBA World Olympic Qualifying TournamentDerrick ObasohanJimmy WilliamsKenneth GasanaMalick BadianeCharles RamsdellEjike UgboajaMohamed TangaraMouloukou DiabateMichael MokongoParfait BiteeXane DalmeidaRobert ThomsonMamadou DiarraCustodio Muchate2011 FIBA Africa Clubs Champions CupAfroBasketUnited Arab Republic 1962Morocco 1964Tunisia 1965Morocco 1968United Arab Republic 1970Senegal 1972Central African Republic 1974Egypt 1975Senegal 1978Morocco 1980Somalia 1981Egypt 1983Ivory Coast 1985Tunisia 1987Angola 1989Egypt 1992Kenya 1993Algeria 1995