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This article displays the squads for the participating teams at the 2015 African Games (men's handball tournament).
2015 African Games Men's Handball - Silver medal [1]
Head coach: 
Filipe Cruz
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2015 African Games Men's Handball - Bronze medal
Head coach: 
Grégoire Nganga
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2015 African Games Men's Handball - 9th place
Head coach: 
Abou Samba Gumba
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2015 African Games Men's Handball - Gold medal
Head coach: 
Marwan Moustafa
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2015 African Games Men's Handball - 6th place [2]
Head coach: 
Joseph Berhaud Blanco
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2015 African Games Men's Handball - 7th place [3]
Head coach: 
Ségbo Dominique
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2015 African Games Men's Handball - 10th place
Head coach: 
Peter Mwathi
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2015 African Games Men's Handball - 5th place
Head coach: 
Boughalia Mahmoud
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2015 African Games Men's Handball - 4th place [4]
Head coach: 
Fidelis Obi
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2015 African Games Men's Handball - 8th place
Head coach: 
Djibril Diagne
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