Here’s the latest I can share based on recent reporting:
- Angola won AfroBasket 2025, claiming their 12th continental title and finishing as champions on home soil in Luanda. This extended their AfroBasket titles record and reinforced their standing as Africa’s dominant national team.[1][5]
- In AfroBasket 2025, Angola defeated Mali 70-43 in the final, with standout performances including a game-high 16 points from Childe Dundao, who earned MVP honors for the event.[1]
- Angola’s AfroBasket success followed a history of strong regional results, and news coverage during 2024–2025 highlighted the team’s continued prominence in African men’s basketball, including profiles and roundups from FIBA and regional outlets.[2][6]
If you’d like, I can pull more detailed game-by-game results from AfroBasket 2025, or provide a quick player roster recap for the tournament.
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