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The African Cycling Confederation (Confédération Africaine de Cyclisme), also shortened to CAC, is one of the five continental confederations that are members of the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI). It is the governing body for cycling in Africa .

TypeSports federation
HeadquartersCairo, EGY
President
Ivory Coast Yao Allah-Kouamé
Parent organization
International Cycling Union
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African Cycling Confederation
TypeSports federation
HeadquartersCairo, EGY
President
Ivory Coast Yao Allah-Kouamé
Parent organization
International Cycling Union
Websitecac-africa.com
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CAC is headquartered in Cairo.[1] It was founded in January 1973 during the second All-Africa Games.

One of the association's main tasks is organizing continental championships in the various cycling disciplines. The African Road Cycling Championships have been held since 2005, the African Mountain Bike Championships since 2007, the African BMX Championships since 2014, and the African Track Cycling Championships since 2015.

Dr Mohamed Wagih Azzam served as President from 2005 to 2025.[2] Dr Yao Jean-Marie Allah-Kouamé was elected President on 16 February 2025.[3]

Presidents

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Mohamed Wagih Azzam Egypt20052025
Yao Allah-Kouamé Ivory Coast2025present
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Member federations

As of February 2025, the CAC consists of 54 member federations.[2]

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 AlgeriaAlgerian Cycling Federation
 AngolaFederação Angolana de Ciclismo
 BeninFédération Béninoise de Cyclisme
 BotswanaBotswana Cycling Association
 Burkina FasoFédération Burkinabé de Cyclisme
 BurundiFédération Burundaise de Cyclisme
 CameroonFédération Camerounaise de Cyclisme
 Cape VerdeFederação Caboverdiana de Ciclismo
 Central African RepublicFédération Centrafricaine de Cyclisme
 ChadFédération Tchadienne du cyclisme
 ComorosFédération Comorienne de Cyclisme
 Democratic Republic of the CongoFédération Congolaise de Cyclisme
 DjiboutiFédération Djiboutienne de Cyclisme
 EgyptEgyptian Cycling Federation
 Equatorial GuineaFederación Ciclista de Guinea Ecuatorial
 EritreaEritrean National Cycling Federation
 EswatiniEswatini Cycling Association
 EthiopiaNational Ethiopian Cycling Federation
 GabonFédération Gabonaise De Cyclisme
 GambiaGambia Cycling Association
 GhanaGhana Cycling Federation
 GuineaFédération Guinéenne De Cyclisme
 Guinea-BissauFederação de Ciclismo da Guiné-Bissau
 Ivory CoastFédération Ivoirienne de Cyclisme
 KenyaKenya Cycling Federation
 LesothoLesotho Cycling Association
 LiberiaLiberia National Cycling Association
 LibyaLibyan Cycling Federation
 MadagascarFédération Malgache de Cyclisme
 MalawiCycling Association of Malawi
 MaliFédération Malienne de Cyclisme
 MauritaniaFédération Mauritanienne de Cyclisme
 MauritiusFédération Mauricienne de Cyclisme
 MoroccoFédération Royale Marocaine de Cyclisme
 MozambiqueFederação de Ciclismo de São Tomé e Principe
 NamibiaNamibian Cycling Federation
 NigerFédération Nigérienne de Cyclisme
 NigeriaCycling Federation of Nigeria
 Republic of the CongoFédération Congolaise de Cyclisme
 RwandaFédération Rwandaise de Cyclisme
 São Tomé and PríncipeFederação de Ciclismo de São Tomé e Principe
 SenegalFédération Sénégalaise de Cyclisme
 SeychellesUnion Cycliste des Seychelles
 Sierra LeoneSierra Leone National Cycling Association
 SomaliaSomali Cycling Federation
 South AfricaCycling South Africa
 South SudanSouth Sudan Cycling Federation
 SudanSudan Cycling Federation
 TanzaniaCycling Association of Tanzania
 TogoFédération Togolaise de Cyclisme
 TunisiaFédération tunisienne de cyclisme [fr]
 UgandaUganda Cycling Association
 ZambiaCycling Association of Zambia
 ZimbabweZimbabwe Cycling Federation
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