ANOCA Zone VI
Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa (ANOCA) Zone VI.
Achievement
the Olympic values in Southern Africa.
Ideals
and success of athletes throughout Southern Africa.
ANOCA Zone VI is an integral part of the broader Olympic Movement.
Our Vision
A leading and excelling region in sports that delivers world-class athletes through high performing NOCs
Our Mission
To develop and protect the Olympic Movement in the Sub-region, in accordance with the Olympic Charter
Our Values
Our core values are Excellence (highest performance), Friendship (caring teamwork), Respect (integrity and fairness), and Solidarity (collective achievement).
OBJECTIVES
Hon. jappie Mhango
Thaban Gonye
Morake Raleaka
Maxwell Jele
Marcelina Kiala Eduardo
Gaby Ahrens
Botsang Tsenyego.
Hazel Kennedy
Khotso Mokoena SA
Olympic Games
The modern Olympic Games are the world’s foremost multi-sports event.
Youth Olympic Games
An elite sporting event for young people aged from 15 to 18 from all over the world.
All African Games
Pan African Games, are a continental multi-sport event held every four years
Member Countries
Angola
National Olympic Committee: Angola National Olympic Committee.
Namibia
Botswana
National Olympic Committee: Botswana National Olympic Committee.
Website: https://www.botswananoc.org
Mozambique
National Olympic Committee: National Olympic Committee of Mozambique
Website: https://olympics.com/ioc/mozambique
Eswatini
National Olympic Committee: Eswatini Olympic & Commonwealth Games Association
Website: https://eocga.org.sz
South Africa
National Olympic Committee: The South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC)
Website: https://www.teamsa.co.za
Lesotho
Zambia
Malawi
Zimbabwe
Athlete Health & Welfare
Anti-doping & Clean Sport Programs a critical focus of Athlete Health and Welfare- core business of ANOCA Zone VI and Member NOCs.
Doping is an existential threat and grave danger to the health, all –round development and well-being of athletes.
Collaboration with the RADO –essential for transforming the health of athletes and quality of sport in member countries.
Without athletes there is no high –performance or elite sport.
Education & Testing
NOCs/CGAs acting as NADOs as per the requirements of the IOC
Shared responsibilities – RADO facilitates most of the administration i.e. maintaining athletes’ information on ADAMS
Ensure ADEL training and generating of ADEL Certificate
Updating of Whereabouts
In Competition and Out of Competition Testing
Congratulations to Kirsty Coventry: 10th President of the International Olympic Committee
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