The Flyweight class in the 1st AIBA African Olympic Boxing Qualifying Tournament competition was the lightest class. Flyweights were limited to those boxers weighing between 48 - 51 kilograms.
| Gold | Walid Cherif  Tunisia |
| Silver | Abdelillah Nhaila  Morocco |
| Bronze | Molla Getachew  Ethiopia |
| 1st day | ||
 Abdelillah Nhaila (MAR) | WO |  Vusi Simelane (SWZ) |
| 2nd day | ||
 Jackson Chauke (RSA) | 2 - 9 |  Walid Cherif (TUN) |
 Dave Cesar (SEY) | 4 - 20 |  Molla Getachew (ETH) |
 Evance Chungu (ZAM) | 8 - 6 |  Makassi Berlin Arthur Mbenguia (CAF) |
 Abderrahim Mechenouai (ALG) | 6 - 17 | Abdelillah Nhaila (MAR) |
| 3rd day | ||
| Walid Cherif (TUN) | 13 - 1 | Molla Getachew (ETH) |
| Evance Chungu (ZAM) | 6 - 19 | Abdelillah Nhaila (MAR) |
| 4th day | ||
| Molla Getachew (ETH) | 16 - 1 | Evance Chungu (ZAM) |
| 5th day | ||
| Walid Cherif (TUN) | 19 - 1 | Abdelillah Nhaila (MAR) |
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