To promote unity and solidarity among African nations, All Africa games was founded by the African Union (AU). What year were the first games held ?

The first All Africa Games were held in 1965. These games were established by the African Union (AU) as a way to promote unity and solidarity among African nations.
The All Africa Games is a multi-sport event that brings together athletes from all over the African continent. It is held every four years, similar to the Olympic Games.
The purpose of these games is to encourage friendly competition and cooperation among African nations, while also providing a platform for athletes to showcase their talents on an international stage.
The first edition of the All Africa Games took place in Brazzaville, Congo, with athletes from 30 African countries participating in various sports disciplines. These sports included athletics, swimming, boxing, football, basketball, and more.
Since then, the All Africa Games have grown in size and popularity, with more African countries participating in each edition and new sports being added to the program. It has become an important event for African athletes to represent their countries and strive for sporting excellence.