List of African Games medalists in swimming (men)

Last updated March 23, 2024

This is the complete list of men's African Games medalists in swimming from 1965 to 2019. Before 2015 it was known as the All-Africa Games.^[1]

Men's events

50m Freestyle

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1987	Mohamed Youssef Egypt	24.43s	Samir Bouchlaghem Tunisia		Heath Wirthe Zimbabwe Mohamed Diop Senegal
1991	Pedro Lima Angola	23.98s	Mohamed Youssef Egypt	24.28s	Musa Bakare Nigeria	24.35s
1995	Peter Williams South Africa	?	Donald Morrison South Africa	?	Tamer Hamed Egypt	?
1999	Brendon Dedekind South Africa	22.36 GR	Nicholas Folker South Africa	22.83	Salim Iles Algeria	23.02
2003	Salim Iles Algeria	22.71	Stephan Ackerman South Africa	23.66	Kurt Muller South Africa	23.83
2007	Salim Iles Algeria	22.34	Jason Dunford Kenya	22.73	Gideon Louw South Africa	22.81
2011	Gideon Louw South Africa	22.34	David Dunford Kenya	22.74	Jason Dunford Kenya	22.87
2015 details	Douglas Erasmus South Africa	22.61	Mazen El Kamash Egypt	22.97	Clayton Jimmie South Africa	22.98
2019 details	Ali Khalafalla Egypt	22.17 GR	Oussama Sahnoune Algeria	22.19	Brad Tandy South Africa	22.21

100m Freestyle

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1965	Marwan Elghizaoui Egypt	57.5s	Ahmed Sayed Zine Egypt	58.9s	Mohamed Ladjali Algeria	01:02.2
1973	Alaa Gabr Egypt	57.00s	Ali Gnawi Egypt	57.02s	Ali Gharbi Tunisia	57.20s
1978	Ali Gharbi Tunisia	55.94s	Bernard Gueye Ivory Coast	55.86s	John Ebito Nigeria	55.42s
1987	Mohamed Youssef Egypt	53.84s	Ilyes Mahfoudhia Algeria	54.55s	Vaughan Smith Zimbabwe	54.62s
1991	Moustafa Amine Egypt	53.74s	Abdallah Benchekour Algeria	53.87s	Amine Ahmed Amine Egypt	53.91s
1995	Salim Iles Algeria	?	Mark Duncan South Africa	?	Tamer Zenhum Egypt	?
1999	Brendon Dedekind South Africa	50.50	Salim Iles Algeria	50.58	Nicholas Folker South Africa	50.61
2003	Salim Iles Algeria	50.32	Stephan Ackerman South Africa	51.54	Haitham Hazem Egypt	52.26
2007	Salim Iles Algeria	49.38	Nabil Kebbab Algeria	49.82	Jason Dunford Kenya	50.09
2011	David Dunford Kenya	49.48	Jason Dunford Kenya	49.71	Gideon Louw South Africa	49.80
2015 details	Clayton Jimmie South Africa	49.93	Mohamed Samy Egypt	49.97	Caydon Muller South Africa	50.28
2019 details	Oussama Sahnoune Algeria	48.97 GR	Ali Khalafalla Egypt	49.81	Mohamed Samy Egypt	49.85

200m Freestyle

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1965	Ahmed Mahmoud Rezk Egypt	02:14.2	Marwan Elghizaoui Egypt	02:20.1	Alassane Gueye Senegal	02:24.0
1973	Ali Gnawi Egypt	02:03.6	Ali Gharbi Tunisia	02:05.3	Youssef Ahmed Amine Egypt	02:06.2
1978	Ali Gharbi Tunisia	01:56.2	Habib Soukni Tunisia	02:02.8	Khaled Abu Gabal Egypt	02:03.6
1987	Moustafa Amine Egypt	01:59.1	Ibrahim Tamer Egypt		Sofiane Benchekour Algeria
1991	Hatem Seif Egypt	01:54.7	Moustafa Amine Egypt	01:56.9	Abdallah Benchekour Algeria	01:59.3
1995	Salim Iles Algeria	?	Gary Alberty South Africa	?	Mark Jollands South Africa	?
1999	Herman Louw South Africa	1:52.68	Glen Walshaw Zimbabwe	1:55.85	Terence Parkin South Africa	1:56.78
2003	Oussama Mellouli Tunisia	1:52.94	Stephan Ackerman South Africa	1:54.17	Nic Wilson South Africa	1:54.82
2007	Nabil Kebbab Algeria	1:50.30 NR	Jean Basson South Africa	1:50.:33	Jason Dunford Kenya	1:50.64
2011	Ahmed Mathlouthi Tunisia	1:48.95	Darian Townsend South Africa	1:49.04	Jean Basson South Africa	1:51.06
2015 details	Myles Brown South Africa	1:47.77 GR	Marwan El Kamash Egypt	1:48.58	Ahmed Mathlouthi Tunisia	1:49.29
2019 details	Marwan Elkamash Egypt	1:49.10	Mohamed Agili Tunisia	1:49.22	Yassin Elshamaa Egypt	1:49.40

400m Freestyle

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1965	Ahmed Mahmoud Rezk Egypt	04:45.0	Mahmoud Magdy Moustafa Egypt	04:55.8	Hakim Khemissa Algeria	05:13.7
1973	Ali Gharbi Tunisia	04:25.2	Ali Gnawi Egypt	04:25.8	Adel Youssef Egypt	04:36.7
1978	Ali Gharbi Tunisia	04:08.2	Khaled Abu Gabal Egypt	04:23.1	Habib Soukni Tunisia	04:24.8
1987	Ibrahim Tamer Egypt	04:15.1	Samir Bouchlaghem Tunisia	04:16.1	Fayçal Mbarek Algeria	04:16.2
1991	Hatem Seif Egypt	03:59.6	Ibrahim Tamer Egypt	04:08.5	Mustapha Essanai Tunisia	04:13.2
1995	Frans Neethling South Africa	?	Mark Jollands South Africa	?	Hatem Seif Egypt	?
1999	Ryno Markgraaff South Africa	4:06.93	James Willcox South Africa	4:08.00	Glen Walshaw Zimbabwe	4:09.65
2003	Oussama Mellouli Tunisia	4:00.43	Anouar Ben Naceur Tunisia	4:06.51	Mahrez Mebarek Algeria	4:07.59
2007	Troyden Prinsloo South Africa	3:55.29	Ahmed Mathlouthi Tunisia	3:55.75	Jean Basson South Africa	3:57.97
2011	Ahmed Mathlouthi Tunisia	3:54.03	Riaan Schoeman South Africa	3:58.49	Mark Randall South Africa	3:59.82
2015 details	Ahmed Akram Egypt	3:48.06 GR	Myles Brown South Africa	3:48.69	Ahmed Mathlouthi Tunisia	3:51.47
2019 details	Mohamed Agili Tunisia	3:48.94	Marwan Elkamash Egypt	3:50.95	Ahmed Akram Egypt	3:51.81

800m Freestyle

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
2003	Oussama Mellouli Tunisia	8:12.26	Omar El Gamal Egypt	8:33.49	Khaled Hanafy Egypt	8:36.78
2007	Troyden Prinsloo South Africa	8:02.84	Riaan Schoeman South Africa	8:11.23	Mohamed Gadallah Egypt	8:16.10
2011	Ahmed Mathlouthi Tunisia	8:10.00	Mark Randall South Africa	8:10.04	Jan Venter South Africa	8:21.76
2015 details	Ahmed Akram Egypt	7:55.36 GR	Marwan El Kamash Egypt	7:59.54	Myles Brown South Africa	7:59.57
2019 details	Ahmed Akram Egypt	7:57.21	Mohamed Agili Tunisia	7:57.87	Marwan Elkamash Egypt	8:06.90

1500m Freestyle

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1978	Ali Gharbi Tunisia	16:45.8	Samir Bouchlaghem Tunisia	17:15.3	Habib Soukni Tunisia	17:30.2
1987	Samir Bouchlaghem Tunisia	17:18.4	Mohamed Maaroof Egypt	17:18.4	Fayçal Mbarek Algeria	17:51.1
1991	Hatem Seif Egypt	16:00.8	Benoît Fleurot Mauritius	16:48.9	Mohamed Maaroof Egypt	16:54.4
1995	Frans Neethling South Africa	?	Hatem Seif Egypt	?	Lourens Appelcryn South Africa	?
1999	Denis Sirringhaus South Africa	16:17.53	Ryno Markgraaff South Africa	16:50.96	Herbert Couacud Mauritius	16:59.31

2003	Oussama Mellouli Tunisia	15:35.97	Omar El Gamal Egypt	16:21.49	Khaled Hanafy Egypt	16:40.61

2007	Troyden Prinsloo South Africa	15:24.93	Riaan Schoeman South Africa	15:58.:31	Mohamed Gadallah Egypt	16:05.20

2011

2015 details	Ahmed Akram Egypt	15:11.68 GR	Ahmed Mathlouthi Tunisia	15:30.36	Brent Szurdoki South Africa	15:35.48

2019 details	Ahmed Akram Egypt	15:19.49	Mohamed Agili Tunisia	15:26.15	Marwan El-Amrawy Egypt	15:32.43

50m Backstroke

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
2003	Ahmed Hussein Egypt	25.89	Simon Thirsk South Africa	27.04	Haitham Hazem Egypt	27.30
2007	Gerhard Zandberg South Africa	25.68	Ahmed Hussein Egypt	26.13	Jason Dunford Kenya	26.31
2011	Charl Crous South Africa	26.06	Jason Dunford Kenya	26.19	Garth Tune South Africa	26.74
2015 details	Mohamed Samy Egypt	25.71	Richard Ellis South Africa	25.89	Mohamed Khaled Egypt	26.16
2019 details	Mohamed Samy Egypt	25.26 GR	Abdellah Ardjoune Algeria	25.61 NR	Driss Lahrichi Morocco	26.12

100m Backstroke

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1965	Ahmed Abdelbasset Egypt	01:07.9	Adel Youssef Amine Egypt	01:08.8	Hamadi Achour Tunisia	01:11.1
1973	Youssef Ahmed Amine Egypt	01:02.1	Ali Gharbi Tunisia	01:05.8	Gharib Attia Egypt	01:05.6
1978	Ali Gharbi Tunisia	01:03.4	Sherif Amine Egypt	01:06.2	Youssef Sahnoune Algeria	01:06.3
1987	Moustafa Amine Egypt	01:01.6	Sofiane Benchekour Algeria		Imed Shafei Egypt
1991	Amine Ahmed Amine Egypt	59.83s	Sofiane Benchekour Algeria	01:00.8	Brett Halford Zimbabwe	01:01.8
1995	Barend Nortje South Africa	?	Gary Albertyn South Africa	?	Mohamed Madani Egypt	?
1999	Mehdi Addadi Algeria	58.28	Benjamin Lo-Pinto Seychelles	59.64	Haitham Hazem Egypt	59.91
2003	Ahmed Hussein Egypt	55.75	Simon Thirsk South Africa	57.60	Haitham Hazem Egypt	58.46
2007	Gerhard Zandberg South Africa	56.53	Jason Dunford Kenya	57.57	Garth Tune South Africa	58.54
2011	Charl Crous South Africa	55.26	Darren Murray South Africa	55.96	Mohamed Hussein Egypt	57.63
2015 details	Richard Ellis South Africa	55.83	David de Villiers South Africa	55.84	Mohamed Samy Egypt	56.31
2019 details	Abdellah Ardjoune Algeria	55.02 GR , NR	Mohamed Samy Egypt	55.57	Martin Binedell South Africa	56.20

200m Backstroke

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1973	Adel Youssef Egypt	02:22.4	Christopher Adingupu Nigeria	02:26.2	Gharib Attia Egypt	02:26.9
1978	Ali Gharbi Tunisia	02:20.2	Samir Bouchlaghem Tunisia	02:21.7	Raouf Nour Egypt	02:23.2
1987	Sofiane Benchekour Algeria	02:13.6	Imed Shafei Egypt	02:16.4	Mohamed Zouaoui Tunisia	02:18.1
1991	Sofiane Benchekour Algeria	02:10.4	Mustapha Essanai Tunisia	02:13.9	Amine Ahmed Amine Egypt
1995	Gary Albertyn South Africa	?	Michael Windisch South Africa	?	Mohamed Madani Egypt	?
1999	Brett Rogers South Africa	2:08.83	George Du Rand South Africa	2:10.41	Benjamin Lo-Pinto Seychelles	2:11.21

2003	Ahmed Hussein Egypt	2:02.46	Jeff Norton South Africa	2:07.42	Simon Thirsk South Africa	2:09.79

2007	George Du Rand South Africa	2:02.69	Ahmed Hussein Egypt	2:05.03	Taki Mrabet Tunisia	2:05.35

2011	Darren Murray South Africa	2:01.74	Charl Crous South Africa	2:01.88	Taki Mrabet Tunisia	2:05.19

2015 details	Martin Binedell South Africa	2:02.23	Richard Ellis South Africa	2:02.32	Mohamed Khaled Egypt	2:04.35

2019 details	Martin Binedell South Africa	1:59.03 GR	Abdellah Ardjoune Algeria	2:00.38 NR	Yassin Elshamaa Egypt	2:03.17

50m Breaststroke

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
2003	Kurt Muller South Africa	28.75	Sofiane Daid Algeria	29.10	Malick Fall Senegal	29.28
2007	Cameron van der Burgh South Africa	27.74	Thabang Moeketsane South Africa	28.89	Malick Fall Senegal	29.26
2011	Cameron van der Burgh South Africa	27.81	Malick Fall Senegal	28.33	Nabil Kebbab Algeria	28.71
2015 details	Cameron van der Burgh South Africa	27.18 GR	Youssef El-Kamash Egypt	28.10	Wassim Elloumi Tunisia	28.62
2019 details	Michael Houlie South Africa	27.41	Youssef El-Kamash Egypt	27.52 NR	Wassim Elloumi Tunisia	28.27

100m Breaststroke

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1973	Mohsen Abdelkawi Egypt	01:13.1	Omar Mouloud Algeria	01:15.6	Gharib Attia Egypt	01:15.6
1978	Mohamed Farag Egypt	01:11.9	Achraf Farah Egypt	01:12.5	Chedly Wahbi Tunisia	01:13.3
1987	Ayman Nadim Egypt	01:11.8	Tarek Khalafallah Egypt		Abdelhamid Daoud Algeria
1991	Abderrazak Bella Algeria	01:07.6	Paraguay Dija Nigeria	01:08.1	Bernard Desmarais Zimbabwe	01:08.3
1995	Herman Louw South Africa	?	Brett Peterson South Africa	?	Shemseddine Mahmoud Egypt	?
1999	Brett Petersen South Africa	1:02.63	Chris Stewart South Africa	1:06.01	Alan Ogden Zimbabwe	1:08.08
2003	Kurt Muller South Africa	1:02.99	Sofiane Daid Algeria	1:04.05	Ayman Khattab Egypt	1:04.10
2007	Cameron van der Burgh South Africa	1:02.05	Sofiane Daid Algeria	1:02.11	Thabang Moeketsane South Africa	1:02.54
2011	Cameron van der Burgh South Africa	1:02.44	Wassim Elloumi Tunisia	1:03.17	Nabil Kebbab Algeria	1:03.80
2015 details	Cameron van der Burgh South Africa	1:00.19 GR	Youssef El-Kamash Egypt	1:02.42	Wassim Elloumi Tunisia	1:02.79
2019 details	Alaric Basson South Africa	1:00.96	Youssef El-Kamash Egypt	1:01.52	Michael Houlie South Africa	1:01.55

200m Breaststroke

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1965	Hany Mohamed Nassim Egypt	02:50.6	Guy Woodhouse Kenya	03:04.3	Abdelkader Belhoucine Algeria	03:06.7
1973	Mohsen Abdelkawi Egypt	02:41.8	Gharib Attia Egypt	02:46.7	Chaffai Boubguira Tunisia	02:48.0
1978	Hédi Belhassen Tunisia	02:39.9	Djamel Yahiouche Algeria	02:41.8	Mohamed Farag Egypt	02:43.6
1987	Nebil Ben Aissa Tunisia	02:31.3	Hakim Chaouachi Tunisia	02:37.6	Ahmed Digha Algeria	02:38.5
1991	Jörg Lindemeier Namibia	02:27.9	Abderrazak Bella Algeria	02:28.5	Shamsedine Mahmoud Egypt	02:30.1
1995	Herman Louw South Africa	?	Adrian Bosch South Africa	?	Shemseddine Mahmoud Egypt	?
1999	Terence Parkin South Africa	2:16.29 GR	Greg Owen South Africa	2:21.14	Ayman Khattab Egypt	2:26.98

2003	Neil Versfeld South Africa	2:16.86	Ayman Khattab Egypt	2:18.49	Malick Fall Senegal	2:20.33

2007	Sofiane Daid Algeria	2:14.27	William Diering South Africa	2:14.32	Malick Fall Senegal	2:22.10

2011	Taki Mrabet Tunisia	2:16.51	Wassim Elloumi Tunisia	2:18.58	Sofiane Daid Algeria	2:19.74

2015 details	Ayrton Sweeney South Africa	2:14.41	Wassim Elloumi Tunisia	2:17.80	Youssef El-Kamash Egypt	2:19.03

2019 details	Alaric Basson South Africa	2:14.21 GR	Youssef El-Kamash Egypt	2:14.83 NR	Adnan Beji Tunisia	2:15.73

50m Butterfly

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
2003	Stephan Ackerman South Africa	24.79	Haitham Hazem Egypt	24.84	Kurt Muller South Africa	25.21
2007	Jason Dunford Kenya	23.91	Yellow Yeiyah	24.46	Garth Tune South Africa	25.02
2011	Jason Dunford Kenya	23.57 GR	Neil Watson South Africa	24.31	Garth Tune South Africa	24.70
2015 details	Chad le Clos South Africa	23.51	Omar Eissa Egypt	24.18	Ahmed Bahgat Egypt	24.94
2019 details	Abdelrahman Elaraby Egypt	23.81	Ali Khalafalla Egypt	23.88	Ryan Coetzee South Africa	24.04

100m Butterfly

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1965	Abdelhay Suleiman Egypt	01:04.3	Jarir Hussein Mansour Egypt	01:05.3	Anis Bahri Tunisia	01:13.7
1973	John Ebito Nigeria	01:01.6	Adel Youssef Egypt	01:02.5	Noredine Boutaghou Algeria	01:30.8
1978	John Ebito Nigeria	58.51s	Ali Gharbi Tunisia	01:00.4	Bernard Gueye Ivory Coast	01:00.7
1987	Ahmed Ghanem Egypt	58.96s	Mohamed Samy Egypt	01:00.3	Graham Thompson Zimbabwe	01:00.5
1991	Salah Khalef Algeria	58.43s	Musa Bakare Nigeria	58.57s	Pedro Lima Angola	58.59s
1995	Tamer Zenhum Egypt	?	Theo Verster South Africa	?	Salah Khalef Algeria	?
1999	Ryan Kelly South Africa	54.66	Theo Verster South Africa	54.75	Mehdi Addadi Algeria	56.30
2003	Haitham Hazem Egypt	54.81	Stephan Ackerman South Africa	54.95	Ahmed Salah Egypt	55.25
2007	Jason Dunford Kenya	53.40	George Du Rand South Africa	54.97	Ahmed Salah Egypt	55.85
2011	Jason Dunford Kenya	52.13	Chad le Clos South Africa	52.17	Neil Watson South Africa	55.14
2015 details	Chad le Clos South Africa	51.24 GR	Omar Eissa Egypt	53.54	Nico Meyer South Africa	55.26
2019 details	Ryan Coetzee South Africa	53.70	Alard Basson South Africa	53.88	Yusuf Tibazi Morocco	53.89

200m Butterfly

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1973	Noredine Boutaghou Algeria	02:24.3	Ali Gnawi Egypt	02:25.1	Medhat Saad Egypt	02:28.0
1978	Samir Bouchlaghem Tunisia	02:14.1	Magdy Lashine Egypt	02:16.6	Ahmed Eid Egypt	02:18.0
1987	Samir Bouchlaghem Tunisia	02:09.2	Ahmed Ghanem Egypt		Imed Bouchlaghem Tunisia
1991	Ibrahim Tamer Egypt	02:07.4	Salah Khalef Algeria	02:08.2	Mohamed Maaroof Egypt	02:13.2
1995	Brynn Andrew South Africa	?	Theo Verster South Africa	?	Hichem Rochdy Egypt	?
1999	Theo Verster South Africa	2:04.69 GR	Raazik Nordien South Africa	2:08.75	Fares Attar Algeria	2:10.11

2003	Ahmed Salah Egypt	2:02.91	Ahmed El Abbadi Egypt	2:03.99	Anouar Ben Naceur Tunisia	2:05.15

2007	Jason Dunford Kenya	2:02.82	Ahmed Salah Egypt	2:03.35	Ahmed Aboughazala Egypt	2:05.12

2011	Chad le Clos South Africa	1:56.37 GR	Jason Dunford Kenya	2:02.52	Pedro Pinotes Angola	2:05.47

2015 details	Ahmed Akram Egypt	1:58.87 NR	Myles Brown South Africa	1:59.28	Ahmed Hamdy Egypt	2:01.54

2019 details	Jaouad Syoud Algeria	2:01.01 NR	Lounis Khendriche Algeria	2:02.49	Ahmed Salem Egypt	2:03.79

200m I.M.

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1973	Gharib Attia Egypt	02:20.7	Ali Gharbi Tunisia	02:23.5	Youssef Ahmed Amine Egypt	02:24.2
1987	Samir Bouchlaghem Tunisia	02:16.5	Imed Shafei Egypt	02:19.0	Ibrahim Tamer Egypt	02:19.3
1991	Ibrahim Tamer Egypt	02:12.1	Graham Thompson Zimbabwe	02:15.3	Yacine Benchekour Algeria
1995	Gary Albertyn South Africa	?	Tamer Zeruhn Egypt	?	Glen Walshaw Zimbabwe	?
1999	Theo Verster South Africa	2:04.10 GR	Terence Parkin South Africa	2:07.97	Kenny Roberts Seychelles	2:11.00
2003	Oussama Mellouli Tunisia	2:06.91	Malick Fall Senegal	2:09.08	Neil Versfeld South Africa	2:09.91
2007	Ahmed Mathlouthi Tunisia	2:05.21	Riaan Schoeman South Africa	2:05.23	Darian Townsend South Africa	2:06.10
2011	Chad le Clos South Africa	2:00.70 GR	Darian Townsend South Africa	2:01.76	Taki Mrabet Tunisia	2:03.46
2015 details	Myles Brown South Africa	2:01.71	Mohamed Khaled Egypt	2:02.38	Ayrton Sweeney South Africa	2:04.22
2019 details	Jaouad Syoud Algeria	2:02.49	Yassin Elshamaa Egypt	2:03.98	Neil Fair South Africa	2:04.15

400m I.M

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1978	Samir Bouchlaghem Tunisia	05:01.5	Sharif Amine Egypt	05:08.7	Youssef Sahnoune Algeria	05:13.4
1987	Samir Bouchlaghem Tunisia	04:54.6	Ibrahim Tamer Egypt	04:59.8	Imed Shafei Egypt	05:04.5
1991	Ibrahim Tamer Egypt	04:49.9	Yacine Benchekour Algeria	04:51.8	Benoît Fleurot Mauritius
1995	Michael Windisch South Africa	?	Wade Ferguson South Africa	?	Chris Shaw Zimbabwe	?
1999	Terence Parkin South Africa	4:35.29	Adrian Bosch South Africa	4:39.06	Kenny Roberts Seychelles	4:46.26

2003	Oussama Mellouli Tunisia	4:29.68	Neil Versfeld South Africa	4:39.37	Omar El Gamal Egypt	4:46.08

2007	Riaan Schoeman South Africa	4:21.91	Ahmed Mathlouthi Tunisia	4.27.00	Taki Mrabet Tunisia	4.28.83

2011	Chad le Clos South Africa	4:16.88 GR	Taki Mrabet Tunisia	4:21.11	Riaan Schoeman South Africa	4:25.32

2015 details	Ayrton Sweeney South Africa	4:21.83	Pedro Pinotes Angola	4:23.12	Ahmed Hamdy Egypt	4:23.87

2019 details	Ramzi Chouchar Algeria	4:23.53 NR	Ayrton Sweeney South Africa	4:26.88	Ahmed Salem Egypt	4:28.35

4 × 100 m Free Relay

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1973	Egypt	03:48.7	Algeria	03:57.9	Nigeria	04:04.3
1987	Egypt	03:39.3	Algeria	03:40.8	Tunisia	03:44.0
1991	Egypt	03:34.9	Algeria	03:35.3	Nigeria	03:39.6
1995	South Africa	?	Algeria	?	Egypt	?
1999	South Africa Brett Rogers, Brett Petersen, Ryan Kelly, Brendon Dedekind	3:51.45	Algeria	3:54.91	Egypt	3:58.22
2003	Algeria	3:27.05	South Africa	3:29.63	Egypt	3:55.25
2007	South Africa	3:22.52	Algeria	3:24.36	Egypt	3:29.76
2011	South Africa Leith Shankland Chad le Clos Gideon Louw Darian Townsend	3:19.42 GR	Algeria Nabil Kebbab Oussama Sahnoune Jughurtha Boumalie Ryad Djendouci	3:26.51	Kenya Jason Dunford David Dunford Rama Vyombo Kiptolo Boit	3:29.84
2015 details	South Africa Douglas Erasmus (50.29) Clayton Jimmie (49.67) Calvyn Justus (50.05) Caydon Muller (49.68)	3:19.69	Egypt Omar Eissa (50.61) Mohamed Khaled (49.98) Marwan El Kamash (50.27) Mohamed Samy (49.36)	3:20.22	Algeria Badis Djendouci (52.26) Nazim Belkhodja (50.60) Riyad Djendouci (52.28) Lies Abdelghani Nefsi (51.02)	3:26.16
2019 details	South Africa (RSA) Brad Tandy (51.05) Ryan Coetzee (50.61) Martin Binedell (50.12) Douglas Erasmus (49.85)	3:21.63	Egypt (EGY) Abdelrahman Elaraby (51.57) Marwan Elkamash (51.59) Ali Khalafalla (49.27) Mohamed Samy (49.40)	3:21.83	Morocco (MAR) Souhail Hamouchane (52.11) Driss Lahrichi (51.44) Merwane El Merini (52.04) Samy Boutouil (50.33)	3:25.92 NR

4 × 200 m Free Relay

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1965	Egypt Hany Mohamed Nassim, Ahmed Sayed Zine, Marwan Elghizaoui, Ahmed Mahmoud Rezk	09:04.4	Algeria Kamel Boughida, Sayed Salalet, Hakim Khemissa, Mohamed Ladjali	09:47.2	Tunisia Tijani Meddeb, Said Karâa, Jacques Younes, Badreddine Berrabah	09:54.5
1973	Egypt	08:30.7	Algeria	08:40.6	Nigeria	09:30.5
1978	Tunisia	08:25.2	Egypt	08:32.5	Algeria	08:36.8
1987	Egypt	08:08.5	Tunisia	08:16.2	Algeria	08:19.4
1991	Egypt	07:51.1	Algeria	08:00.9	Zimbabwe	08:10.8
1995	South Africa	?	Egypt	?	Algeria	?
1999	South Africa Herman Louw, James Willcox, Ryno Maarkgraaf, Terence Parkin	7:41.91	Algeria	7:58.54	Seychelles Kenny Roberts, Jean-Paul Adam, Benjamin Lo-Pinto, Barnsley Albert ^[2]	8:04.98
2003	South Africa	7:42.45	Algeria	7:45.22	Egypt	7:50.91
2007	South Africa	7.31.70	Algeria	7.32.50 NR	Tunisia	7.43.53
2011	South Africa Jan Venter Riaan Schoeman Leith Shankland Darian Townsend	7:33.63	Algeria Badis Djendouci Ryad Djendouci Abdelghani Nefsi Youghorta Haddad	7:49.59	Kenya David Dunford Amar Shah Kiptolo Boit Jason Dunford	8:01.07
2015 details	South Africa Brent Szurdoki (1:51.94) Calvyn Justus (1:50.68) Myles Brown (1:48.05) Chad le Clos (1:47.95)	7:18.62 GR	Egypt Marwan El Amrawy (1:51.60) Mohamed Samy (1:50.63) Ahmed Akram (1:48.61) Marwan El Kamash (1:49.81)	7:20.65	Tunisia Mohamed Mehdi Laagili (1:51.01) Mohamed Ali Chaouachi (1:53.81) Wassim Elloumi (2:01.37) Ahmed Mathlouthi (1:58.87)	7:45.06
2019 details	Egypt (EGY) Marwan El-Amrawy (1:50.98) Ahmed Akram (1:50.98) Marwan Elkamash (1:53.02) Yassin Elshamaa (1:50.43)	7:25.41	South Africa (RSA) Martin Binedell (1:51.87) Brent Szurdoki (1:50.79) Alard Basson (1:56.70) Alaric Basson (1:55.77)	7:35.13	Algeria (ALG) Mohamed Anisse Djaballah (1:53.54) Lounis Khendriche (1:54.87) Ramzi Chouchar (1:55.28) Moncef Aymen Balamane (1:57.80)	7:41.49

4 × 100 m Medley Relay

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1965	Egypt	04:26.7	Tunisia	04:52.8	Algeria
1973	Egypt	04:17.3	Nigeria	04:25.0	Algeria	04:28.2
1978	Tunisia	04:13.2	Algeria	04:16.8	Nigeria	04:17.3
1987	Egypt	04:05.7	Algeria	04:08.5	Tunisia	04:11.2
1991	Egypt	04:01.2	Nigeria	04:05.8	Zimbabwe	04:09.2
1995	South Africa	?	Egypt	?	Algeria	?
1999	South Africa	3:51.45	Algeria	3:54.91	Egypt	3:58.22
2003	Egypt	3:46.67	South Africa	3:47.92	Algeria	3:55.25
2007	South Africa	3:44.92	Algeria	3:47.31	Egypt	3:49.60
2011	South Africa Charl Crous Darian Townsend Chad le Clos Gideon Louw	3:46.74	Algeria Badis Djendouci Sofiane Daid Oussama Sahnoune Nabil Kebbab	3:51.09	Kenya David Dunford Amar Shah Jason Dunford Rama Vyombo	3:53.55

2015 medley relay details	Egypt Mohamed Khaled (56.85) Youssef El-Kamash (1:02.10) Omar Eissa (54.16) Mohamed Samy (49.33)	3:42.44	South Africa Richard Ellis (55.90) Ayrton Sweeney (1:03.39) Nico Meyer (54.37) Clayton Jimmie (49.19)	3:42.85	Tunisia Ahmed Mathlouthi (58.10) Wassim Elloumi (1:02.93) Mohamed Mehdi Laagili (59.16) Mohamed Ali Chaoachi (51.81)	3:52.00

2019 details	South Africa (RSA) Martin Binedell (56.46) Alaric Basson (1:00.70) Ryan Coetzee (53.18) Douglas Erasmus (49.90)	3:40.24 GR	Egypt (EGY) Mohamed Samy (56.84) Youssef El-Kamash (1:01.17) Khaled Morad (55.17) Ali Khalafalla (48.92)	3:42.10	Algeria (ALG) Abdellah Ardjoune (56.30) Moncef Aymen Balamane (1:02.38) Jaouad Syoud (54.01) Mehdi Nazim Benbara (50.78)	3:43.47 NR

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