1999 FIBA Africa Championship squads

Last updated October 30, 2022

Main article: FIBA Africa Championship 1999 ^[1]

South Africa^[2]

Player	MJ	Min	Mo	Tirs	%	3pts	LF	Ro	Rd	Tot	Moy	Co	Pd	In	Bp	Pts	Moy
Craig Gilchrist	6	220	36	28-66	42.4	3-10	20-37	22	40	62	10.3	4	12	7	38	79	13.2
Thabo Letsebe	6	209	34	22-78	28.2	6-26	2-5	10	25	35	5.8	3	7	14	27	52	8.7
David Uniacke	6	184	30	17-41	41.5	4-15	8-14	9	31	40	6.7	7	8	5	20	46	7.7
Emmanuel Madondo	6	221	36	9-28	32.1	6-17	10-18	3	13	16	2.7	0	25	11	31	34	5.7
Chris Trauernicht	3	60	20	6-15	40.0	0-0	4-6	5	14	19	6.3	3	2	1	5	16	5.3
Solly Mashiane	6	101	16	11-35	31.4	2-17	2-4	3	11	14	2.3	0	4	2	13	26	4.3
Nyakallo Nthuping	3	20	6	2-10	20.0	0-4	4-4	2	3	5	1.7	0	1	1	3	8	2.7
Joseph Mazibuko	6	63	10	7-23	30.4	0-3	1-4	6	7	13	2.2	0	2	2	8	15	2.5
Sibusiso Mabaso	3	25	8	2-5	40.0	0-0	0-0	4	4	8	2.7	1	0	1	4	4	1.3
Djunga Letwaba	4	35	8	2-6	33.3	0-0	0-2	0	4	4	1.0	0	0	1	1	4	1.0
Kaiser Tsosane	5	62	12	1-11	9.09	0-5	1-2	0	9	9	1.8	0	4	3	8	3	0.6
SOUTH AFRICA	6	1200	200	107-318	33.6	21-97	52-96	64	161	225	37.5	18	65	48	158	287	47.8

Algeria^[3]

Joueur	MJ	Min	Mo	Tirs	%	3pts	LF	Ro	Rd	Tot	Moy	Co	Pd	In	Bp	Pts	Moy
Amine Ben Ramdhane	5	120	24	19-47	40.4	10-28	7-9	3	4	7	1.4	1	7	4	9	55	11.0
Nadjim Ouali	5	142	28	20-44	45.5	0-0	8-13	10	30	40	8.0	3	1	4	12	48	9.6
Abdelhalim Sayah	5	107	21	13-29	44.8	1-3	14-26	4	11	15	3.0	3	0	1	7	41	8.2
Abdelaziz Rebahi	1	20	20	3-6	50.0	2-4	0-0	0	1	1	1.0	0	0	3	0	8	8.0
Fardj Harouni	5	182	36	11-33	33.3	3-13	13-23	3	19	22	4.4	0	15	12	20	38	7.6
Mourad Boukhalfi	5	142	28	14-41	34.1	0-5	8-21	8	21	29	5.8	4	1	7	9	36	7.2
Ali Ben Houcine	4	81	20	10-30	33.3	1-12	4-10	2	8	10	2.5	0	4	6	13	25	6.3
Kamel Ait Kali	5	71	14	11-36	30.6	1-7	8-15	5	4	9	1.8	0	1	2	5	31	6.2
Samir Amane	3	38	12	6-18	33.3	0-0	3-4	2	4	6	2.0	0	1	1	3	15	5.0
Tarek Oukid	5	68	13	11-18	61.1	0-0	1-2	5	7	12	2.4	0	0	1	4	23	4.6
Ismail Kessi	4	29	7	1-2	50.0	0-0	3-6	1	7	8	2.0	0	0	2	1	5	1.3
ALGERIA	5	1000	200	119-304	39.1	18-72	69-129	43	116	159	31.8	11	30	43	83	325	65.0

Angola^[4]

Player	MJ	Min	Mo	Tirs	%	3pts	LF	Ro	Rd	Tot	Moy	Co	Pd	In	Bp	Pts	Moy
Victor Carvalho	7	190	27	33-65	50.8	25-52	5-6	8	12	20	2.9	2	13	4	11	96	13.7
Edmar Victoriano	7	176	25	33-55	60.0	8-22	14-25	11	23	34	4.9	2	13	13	18	88	12.6
David Dias	7	155	22	32-53	60.4	5-14	6-11	12	21	33	4.7	7	10	9	11	75	10.7
J.-Jacques Conceicao	7	190	27	23-48	47.9	1-10	22-32	15	38	53	7.6	2	17	4	18	69	9.9
Herlander Coimbra	4	71	17	13-28	46.4	7-21	4-5	2	11	13	3.3	4	1	3	5	37	9.3
Miguel Lutonda	7	147	21	16-37	43.2	9-19	17-20	2	11	13	1.9	0	26	5	15	58	8.3
Carlos Almeida	7	96	13	14-34	41.2	4-17	14-19	3	12	15	2.1	0	15	8	10	46	6.6
Angelo Victoriano	7	102	14	15-33	45.5	2-13	7-11	14	16	30	4.3	4	6	4	0	39	5.6
Cristovao Suingui	7	87	12	13-26	50.0	0-2	7-13	5	8	13	1.9	0	14	10	15	33	4.7
Anibal Moreira	5	71	14	5-15	33.3	2-10	6-8	2	10	12	2.4	0	7	5	8	18	3.6
Joaquim Gomes	7	86	12	8-19	42.1	0-0	7-16	8	12	20	2.9	14	5	4	11	23	3.3
Justino Victoriano	4	29	7	2-5	40.0	0-0	0-0	5	4	9	2.3	1	3	0	2	4	1.0
ANGOLA	7	1400	200	207-418	49.5	63-180	109-166	87	178	265	37.9	36	130	69	124	586	83.7

Cape Verde^[5]

Player	MJ	Min	Mo	Tirs	%	3pts	LF	Ro	Rd	Tot	Moy	Co	Pd	In	Bp	Pts	Moy
Victor Hugo Fortes	6	181	30	28-60	46.7	8-22	23-33	12	25	37	6.2	2	3	8	20	87	14.5
Joao Paulo Monteiro	6	182	30	23-66	34.8	7-16	4-9	11	30	41	6.8	3	7	14	12	57	9.5
Mario Correia	6	112	18	17-45	37.8	8-27	6-11	4	6	10	1.7	0	1	5	8	48	8.0
Alfredo Ferreira	6	160	26	13-43	30.2	5-16	13-20	9	6	15	2.5	0	8	10	15	44	7.3
Paulo Cabral	6	85	14	19-37	51.4	0-1	2-4	7	6	13	2.2	2	2	4	0	40	6.7
Alfredo Barbosa	6	85	14	11-40	27.5	10-39	5-8	3	8	11	1.8	0	5	6	6	37	6.2
Antonio Moreira	6	82	13	9-34	26.5	0-10	5-14	0	1	1	0.2	0	0	1	8	23	3.8
Eric Silva	6	177	29	7-18	38.9	1-7	5-15	2	11	13	2.2	0	4	15	7	20	3.3
Aquiles Evora	4	55	13	4-10	40.0	0-1	2-10	2	9	11	2.8	0	0	0	6	10	2.5
Eneias Antunes	6	49	8	4-11	36.4	0-1	4-5	0	6	6	1.0	0	3	2	6	12	2.0
Antonio Tavares	6	32	5	0-5	0.0	0-1	3-4	1	1	2	0.3	0	1	0	5	3	0.5
CAPE VERDE	6	1200	200	135-369	36.6	39-141	72-133	51	109	160	26.7	7	34	65	93	381	63.5

Côte d'Ivoire^[6]

Joueur	MJ	Min	Mo	Tirs	%	3pts	LF	Ro	Rd	Tot	Moy	Co	Pd	In	Bp	Pts	Moy
Michel Lasme	4	80	20	21-38	55.3	2-5	2-6	2	12	14	3.5	1	10	6	14	46	11.5
Amadou Moro	4	79	19	15-36	41.7	9-21	5-5	2	1	3	0.8	0	3	4	6	44	11.0
Josea Niamkey	4	124	31	16-33	48.5	0-0	8-17	15	15	30	7.5	0	3	6	6	40	10.0
Michel Amalabian	4	93	23	13-32	40.6	0-3	10-15	3	14	17	4.3	1	8	3	8	36	9.0
Idrissa Bangoura	4	139	34	9-25	36.0	0-1	11-16	7	13	20	5.0	7	5	2	10	29	7.3
Abou Bakayoko	4	50	12	7-17	41.2	3-11	4-5	1	6	7	1.8	3	2	2	4	21	5.3
Mamadou Ballo	4	42	10	5-12	41.7	2-4	6-9	1	6	7	1.8	0	1	3	6	18	4.5
Jean-Claude Kouame	4	51	12	6-14	42.9	0-1	5-6	4	2	6	1.5	1	2	5	5	17	4.3
Eric Ahoussi	4	37	9	5-11	45.5	0-0	0-2	2	2	4	1.0	2	0	1	1	10	2.5
Guy Touali	4	37	9	2-15	13.3	1-7	2-2	2	8	10	2.5	0	5	5	5	7	1.8
Maurice Amen	4	44	11	1-3	33.3	0-0	0-0	1	5	6	1.5	0	13	5	3	2	0.5
Amadou Dieng	4	24	6	0-4	0.0	0-4	0-0	1	3	4	1.0	0	3	0	3	0	0.0
COTE D IVOIRE	4	800	200	100-240	41.7	17-57	53-83	41	87	128	32.0	15	55	42	71	270	67.5

Egypt^[7]

Player	MJ	Min	Mo	Tirs	%	3pts	LF	Ro	Rd	Tot	Moy	Co	Pd	In	Bp	Pts	Moy
Tarek Taha El-Ghannam	7	135	19	35-71	49.3	2-10	12-24	20	39	59	8.4	12	4	11	12	84	12.0
Ismael Ahmed Ismail	6	199	33	24-62	38.7	6-25	14-22	16	33	49	8.2	4	16	7	28	68	11.3
Haytham El-Saaed Hassan	7	117	16	22-57	38.6	7-21	6-9	3	9	12	1.7	1	4	9	9	57	8.1
Ahmed Mohamed Sakr	7	117	16	17-30	56.7	1-2	9-13	5	18	23	3.3	0	3	1	14	44	6.3
Ahmed Abd El-Wahhad	6	113	18	14-33	42.4	2-9	7-11	1	8	9	1.5	0	7	8	13	37	6.2
Ahmed Ahmed Oraby	7	126	18	16-39	41.0	0-0	11-27	15	16	31	4.4	2	3	6	10	43	6.1
Mohamed Abd El-Motalib	4	80	20	8-24	33.3	6-15	1-1	4	9	13	3.3	0	1	3	5	23	5.8
Tarek Khairy Hussaien	7	155	22	14-36	38.9	6-15	6-12	5	6	11	1.6	1	16	7	18	40	5.7
El Hosany Samir Mohamed	6	83	13	9-29	31.0	1-6	7-13	8	15	23	3.8	0	2	6	6	26	4.3
Islam Ali Hassan	7	120	17	10-20	50.0	8-14	1-5	2	6	8	1.1	0	4	5	9	29	4.1
Waael Badr El-Sayed	7	79	11	4-11	36.4	1-4	7-10	2	10	12	1.7	0	2	6	5	16	2.3
Ihab Sabry Abd El-Aziz	7	76	10	4-21	19.0	0-8	2-8	4	10	14	2.0	0	4	3	6	10	1.4
EGYPT	7	1400	200	177-433	40.9	40-129	83-155	85	179	264	37.7	20	66	72	135	477	68.1

Mali^[8]

Player	MJ	Min	Mo	Tirs	%	3pts	LF	Ro	Rd	Tot	Moy	Co	Pd	In	Bp	Pts	Moy
Lamine Diawara	7	242	34	40-84	47.6	0-2	38-73	26	46	72	10.3	18	3	4	10	118	16.9
Sory Diakite	7	252	36	33-85	38.8	11-38	25-39	4	26	30	4.3	0	12	11	24	102	14.6
Kaba Kante	7	229	32	32-78	41.0	2-13	33-43	7	11	18	2.6	0	7	10	21	99	14.1
Hamidou Traore	7	102	14	12-34	35.3	5-18	8-9	3	13	16	2.3	0	2	8	6	37	5.3
Saliou Telly	7	127	18	10-24	41.7	1-4	11-16	12	9	21	3.0	1	3	10	11	32	4.6
Sory Sy	7	112	16	12-35	34.3	2-13	4-9	4	6	10	1.4	0	0	3	15	30	4.3
Boubakar Kanoute	7	115	16	9-36	25.0	4-11	8-14	1	7	8	1.1	0	4	9	4	30	4.3
Soumaila Samake	7	99	14	10-21	47.6	0-0	2-5	12	20	32	4.6	3	2	2	7	22	3.1
Abdoul Soumare	5	33	6	2-7	28.6	0-1	1-4	2	4	6	1.2	0	1	0	4	5	1.0
Namory Diarra	6	31	5	1-4	25.0	0-1	0-0	1	3	4	0.7	0	0	0	5	2	0.3
Ismail Traore	5	46	9	0-2	0.0	0-0	1-6	0	5	5	1.0	1	2	3	5	1	0.2
Fane Nouhoum	3	12	4	0-1	0.0	0-1	0-0	0	1	1	0.3	0	0	1	1	0	0.0
MALI	7	1400	200	161-411	39.2	25-102	131-218	72	151	223	31.9	23	36	61	113	478	68.3

Morocco^[9]

Player	MJ	Min	Mo	Tirs	%	3pts	LF	Ro	Rd	Tot	Moy	Co	Pd	In	Bp	Pts	Moy
Redouane Bouzidi	6	99	16	22-58	37.9	5-20	5-11	6	7	13	2.2	0	3	10	8	54	9.0
Ahmed Kajaj	5	87	17	15-46	32.6	8-19	3-7	4	9	13	2.6	0	1	6	6	41	8.2
Razak Taie	6	130	21	19-59	32.2	7-24	3-5	6	10	16	2.7	0	2	9	8	48	8.0
Rachid Abnane	5	72	14	16-32	50.0	2-6	4-6	3	8	11	2.2	0	1	5	1	38	7.6
Kamal Lichtaf	6	122	20	11-32	34.4	0-2	11-21	18	14	32	5.3	3	4	9	11	33	5.5
Nabil Souari	6	178	29	11-51	21.6	5-27	2-5	3	11	14	2.3	0	13	7	13	29	4.8
Mourad Fenjaoui	6	99	16	9-38	23.7	5-19	3-7	4	0	4	0.7	0	2	9	12	26	4.3
Mounir Bouhlal	6	126	21	10-31	32.3	0-1	3-10	11	24	35	5.8	6	2	6	8	23	3.8
Mohamed Mouak	6	94	15	5-19	26.3	0-6	2-2	3	6	9	1.5	1	7	3	17	12	2.0
Aziz Aitzizi	6	72	12	5-17	29.4	0-0	1-4	5	14	19	3.2	5	0	4	10	11	1.8
Rachi Takouri	4	27	6	3-5	60.0	0-0	1-2	4	1	5	1.3	1	0	1	2	7	1.8
Dahmane Fahd	6	94	15	1-9	11.1	0-1	0-0	1	5	6	1.0	0	0	4	3	2	0.3
Morocco	6	1200	200	127-397	32.0	32-125	38-80	68	109	177	29.5	16	35	73	99	324	54.0

Mozambique^[10]

Player	MJ	Min	Mo	Tirs	%	3pts	LF	Ro	Rd	Tot	Moy	Co	Pd	In	Bp	Pts	Moy
Benjamin Manhanga	6	156	26	20-48	41.7	2-15	5-10	11	21	32	5.3	1	11	7	19	47	7.8
Alberto De Devis	6	113	18	14-40	35.0	7-21	8-12	2	5	7	1.2	0	6	7	9	43	7.2
Carlos Ferro	6	91	15	14-50	28.0	9-30	4-5	3	5	8	1.3	0	7	9	6	41	6.8
Acacio Mambo	6	115	19	19-44	43.2	0-4	2-3	11	10	21	3.5	0	1	3	8	40	6.7
Cornelio Guibunda	6	166	27	17-54	31.5	0-0	5-10	20	11	31	5.2	11	3	5	12	39	6.5
Domingos Manjane	6	110	18	13-30	43.3	0-2	8-14	11	10	21	3.5	1	3	3	6	34	5.7
Khaimane De Devis	3	67	22	6-20	30.0	1-6	3-7	1	3	4	1.3	0	4	5	8	16	5.3
Janvario Mbeve	5	92	18	7-23	30.4	2-5	1-5	2	13	15	3.0	0	14	8	9	17	3.4
Silvio Neves	6	119	19	7-23	30.4	0-5	4-12	8	11	19	3.2	0	10	14	17	18	3.0
Samuel Manhanga	6	54	9	7-21	33.3	0-0	3-10	9	6	15	2.5	3	1	1	8	17	2.8
Felis Berto Macuacua	6	72	12	5-16	31.3	1-6	3-4	0	6	6	1.0	0	5	10	6	14	2.3
Victor Tamele	5	45	9	2-10	20.0	1-5	3-6	4	5	9	1.8	1	1	0	7	8	1.6
MOZAMBIQUE	6	1200	200	131-379	34.6	23-99	49-98	82	106	188	31.3	17	66	72	115	334	55.7

Nigeria^[11]

Player	MJ	Min	Mo	Tirs	%	3pts	LF	Ro	Rd	Tot	Moy	Co	Pd	In	Bp	Pts	Moy
Tunji Awojobi	7	222	31	39-85	45.9	2-6	40-53	14	28	42	6.0	4	21	15	20	120	17.1
Mohammed Acha	7	229	32	41-96	42.7	14-44	20-36	18	31	49	7.0	5	16	9	15	116	16.6
Daniel Okonkwo	7	220	31	25-46	54.3	2-11	14-18	13	17	30	4.3	0	9	15	10	66	9.4
Olumide Oyedeji	7	160	22	25-39	64.1	0-0	14-26	26	24	50	7.1	8	3	1	7	64	9.1
Kingsley Ogwundire	7	169	24	19-59	32.2	6-24	7-10	6	11	17	2.4	0	28	22	15	51	7.3
Godwin Owinje	7	121	17	14-32	43.8	0-1	10-16	13	13	26	3.7	1	5	3	6	38	5.4
Ayo Samuel	7	113	16	8-23	34.8	7-14	4-6	3	8	11	1.6	2	14	5	6	27	3.9
Benjamin Eze	6	56	9	6-16	37.5	0-0	5-12	6	6	12	2.0	4	1	1	3	17	2.8
Mufu Ibrahim	6	75	12	4-18	22.2	1-14	5-6	0	2	2	0.3	0	5	1	3	14	2.3
Baba Jubril	4	35	8	1-11	9.09	1-9	0-0	2	3	5	1.3	0	5	1	2	3	0.8
NIGERIA	7	1400	200	182-425	42.8	33-123	119-183	101	143	244	34.9	24	107	73	87	516	73.7

Senegal^[12]

Player	MJ	Min	Mo	Tirs	%	3pts	LF	Ro	Rd	Tot	Moy	Co	Pd	In	Bp	Pts	Moy
Mohamadou Sow	6	183	30	34-72	47.2	0-1	13-20	12	18	30	5.0	1	4	11	14	81	13.5
Assane N'Diaye	6	167	27	28-67	41.8	5-13	13-22	13	44	57	9.5	18	2	16	21	74	12.3
Raymond Carvalho	6	145	24	19-53	35.8	10-31	10-14	5	15	20	3.3	0	6	6	8	58	9.7
Masser N'Diaye	4	97	24	8-24	33.3	4-15	2-3	1	4	5	1.3	0	6	2	9	22	5.5
Souleymane Wane	6	87	14	14-27	51.9	0-0	4-5	7	25	32	5.3	4	2	4	6	32	5.3
Oumar Ba	6	79	13	8-24	33.3	2-8	13-18	6	3	9	1.5	1	4	5	13	31	5.2
Aly Ngone Niang	6	126	21	13-35	37.1	1-13	3-12	8	10	18	3.0	0	9	10	16	30	5.0
Bamba Seye	4	33	8	7-12	58.3	0-0	5-11	4	5	9	2.3	0	1	2	5	19	4.8
Vincent Da Sylva	6	98	16	11-44	25.0	2-10	4-8	10	9	19	3.2	0	11	2	11	28	4.7
Cheikh Amadou Thioune	5	40	8	5-11	45.5	0-0	5-8	1	2	3	0.6	0	2	3	4	15	3.0
Oumar Mar	5	94	18	5-16	31.3	1-5	0-2	4	6	10	2.0	1	9	6	12	11	2.2
Ch.-Henri Dieng	5	51	10	5-16	31.3	1-2	0-0	11	1	12	2.4	2	1	4	10	11	2.2
SENEGAL	6	1200	200	157-401	39.2	26-98	72-123	82	142	224	37.3	27	57	71	129	412	68.7

Tunisia^[13]

Player	MJ	Min	Mo	Tirs	%	3pts	LF	Ro	Rd	Tot	Moy	Co	Pd	In	Bp	Pts	Moy
Wassef Kechrid	4	122	30	23-62	37.1	5-22	15-20	1	11	12	3.0	5	12	9	11	66	16.5
Majdi Boulaabi	4	78	19	18-39	46.2	2-9	6-7	0	3	3	0.8	0	4	6	6	44	11.0
Heithem Essayed	3	72	24	11-24	45.8	2-11	7-13	3	4	7	2.3	0	2	1	4	31	10.3
Walid Zrida	4	149	37	8-17	47.1	4-9	2-4	2	10	12	3.0	0	12	8	12	22	5.5
Habib El Ouaer	4	107	26	9-26	34.6	1-6	1-2	7	17	24	6.0	1	4	5	6	20	5.0
Atef Maoua	3	33	11	5-13	38.5	1-4	2-2	3	5	8	2.7	1	1	1	3	13	4.3
Sofiane Tebbini	4	117	29	7-22	31.8	0-0	1-3	7	14	21	5.3	3	4	3	6	15	3.8
Slim Rajhi	3	11	3	3-5	60.0	1-2	3-4	0	2	2	0.7	0	1	1	2	10	3.3
Majdi Maalaoui	4	61	15	4-6	66.7	0-0	0-2	8	8	16	4.0	0	0	0	2	8	2.0
Amor Bouzgarou	3	26	8	2-4	50.0	1-2	0-0	0	1	1	0.3	0	4	2	2	5	1.7
Sami Ben Hazem	3	17	5	2-3	66.7	0-0	0-0	2	0	2	0.7	2	0	0	2	4	1.3
Ali Amri	2	7	3	0-6	0.0	0-1	0-0	0	1	1	0.5	0	0	0	2	0	0.0
TUNISIA	4	800	200	92-227	40.5	17-66	37-57	33	76	109	27.3	12	44	36	58	238	59.5

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Tournaments	United Arab Republic 1962 Morocco 1964 Tunisia 1965 Morocco 1968 United Arab Republic 1970 Senegal 1972 Central African Republic 1974 Egypt 1975 Senegal 1978 Morocco 1980 Somalia 1981 Egypt 1983 Ivory Coast 1985 Tunisia 1987 Angola 1989 Egypt 1992 Kenya 1993 Algeria 1995 Senegal 1997 Angola 1999 Morocco 2001 Egypt 2003 Algeria 2005 Angola 2007 Libya 2009 Madagascar 2011 Ivory Coast 2013 Tunisia 2015 Tunisia / Senegal 2017 Rwanda 2021
Qualification	...2009 2011 2013 2015 2017 2021
Squads	...1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017 2021
Awards	Awards All-Tournament Team Most Valuable Player Winning head coaches