The Federation of Africa University Sports / Fédération Africain du Sport Universitaire (FASU) is the governing body of university sport in Africa. FASU is a continental, non-governmental, non-profit organisation and is responsible for the development of sports in African Universities within its jurisdiction by encouraging African governments to develop and promote sporting activities in their various Universities.

Membership of FASU is only for African countries and is open to all national university sports organisations recognised by the highest sport authority of their respective country. FASU has 5 regional associations as North, South, East, West and Central, known as FASU Zones.

The General Assembly is the supreme governing body of FASU with the sole authority to determine and control the general policy of FASU. It ordinarily meets once every two years. The Executive Committee consists of 7 members elected for 4 years by the General Assembly, the Presidents of the FASU Zones and the immediate past president as an ex-official.

Our Objectives

• Improve the development of sports in African Universities, within its jurisdiction.
• Encourage African governments to develop and promote sporting activities in their various Universities.
• Maintain and develop regular communication between the National University Sports Associations/Federations.
• Organize and co-ordinate the preparation and participation of Africa in the FASU and FISU structures and/or games.
• Work in close collaboration with FISU, and other continental sports governing bodies with the view of planning, organising and harmonising FASU activities.
• Encourage research and publications in the area of sports, in collaboration with Research Institutions by disseminating and applying its findings.
• Encourage women participation in the University sports.
• Source funds capable of sustaining the objectives and goals of FASU.
• Pursue FASU’s objectives/goals without any form of discrimination such as political, gender, religion, racial, disability.