In this final episode of the season, we take a closer look at Al Ahly's triumph. The competition's MVP, Nuni Omot, speaks at length about his adventure. We also take a look at what happened in the third-place play-off before honouring those who left their mark on the third season of the BAL.

Now that the quarter-finals and semi-finals are over, all African Basketball fans have their eyes set on the two teams who have qualified for the final. In this edition, we take a look back at this week's results.

In this 8th episode, we analyse the quarterfinals that will take place this weekend. Zaire Wade will tell us about his South African adventure. And we'll look at two of the eight qualifiers, Petro de Luanda and the Fighters of Abidjan.

In this episode, we return to the battle for top spot between Petro de Luanda and Al Ahly. We go meet with Ferroviario’s shooter Najeal Young, playing with words and poetry. Before spending a moment with one of the pillars of City Oilers, Germaine Roebuck.

In this 6th episode, we discover one of the rookies of this 2023 edition of the BAL, City Oilers. We leave Cairo to go to Guinea, where SLAC plays a major role in the
development of basketball.

On this episode, we will focus on the first day’s matches with the great debut of Al Ahly and City Oilers in the competition. Evans Ganapamo will tell us about choosing Africa for his career and we go to Senegal to catch up with AS Douanes.

After our time in Dakar, where Stade Malien, REG, AS Douanes and BC Abidjan got their tickets to Kigali, we go 5000km further east towards Cairo, where the Nile conference’s teams will compete against each other in the Hassan Mousta Sports Hall. In this episode we will let you in, on to the teams...

The Sahara conference ended on Tuesday. We now know the first four qualifiers for the final stages. There was plenty of action in the last minutes of the final match, that we will highlight in this new edition of BAL Action.

In this new issue of BAL Action, let’s look back at the first matches of the competition. We will also explore one of this year's rookie teams, the Kwara Falcons of Nigeria.

After two very successful seasons, the biggest African club competition is back for a third edition. Last year in Kigali, US Monastir was crowned as BAL champions. Before jumping in for another year, let's go through the title run of the Tunisians against Petro de Luanda again.