Zambia – Godfrey Chitalu (79 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Malawi – Kinnah Phiri (71 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Egypt – Hossam Hassan (68 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Cote d’Ivoire – Drogba (65 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Cameroon – Eto’o (56 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Ghana – Asamoah Gyan (51)<\/span><\/p>\n Algeria – Islam Slimani (40)<\/span><\/p>\n Angola – Akw\u00e1 (39 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Nigeria – Rashidi Yekini (37 goals)<\/p>\n Zimbabwe – Peter Ndlovu (37 goals)<\/p>\n Tunisia – Issam Jem\u00e2a (36 goals)<\/p>\n Morocco – Ahmed Faras (36 goals)<\/p>\n Kenya – William Ouma (35 goals)<\/p>\n Libya – Ali Al-Biski (35 goals)<\/p>\n Burkina Faso – Moumouni Dagano (34 goals)<\/p>\n Senegal – Sadio Mane (33 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Guinea – Ibrahima Kandia Diallo (33 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Ethiopia – Getaneh Kebede (33 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Togo – Emmanuel Adebayor (32 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n South Africa – Benni McCarthy (31 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Gabon – Aubameyang (30)<\/span><\/p>\n Mozambique – Tico-Tico (30)<\/span><\/p>\n Uganda – Emmanuel Okwi (28)<\/span><\/p>\n Sudan – Nasreldin Jaksa (27 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Mali – Seydou Keita (25 goals)<\/p>\n Tanzania – Mrisho Ngasa (25 goals)<\/p>\n Rwanda – Olivier Karekezi (24 goals)<\/p>\n Benin Republic – St\u00e9phane Sess\u00e8gnon (24 goals)<\/p>\n Botswana – Jerome Ramatlhakwane (24 goals)<\/p>\n DR Congo – Dieumerci Mbokani (22 goals)<\/p>\n Burundi – Fiston Abdul Razak (19 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Liberia – George Weah (18 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Mauritius – Daniel Imbert (17)<\/span><\/p>\n Niger – Victorien Adebayor (17)<\/span><\/p>\n Comoros – Ben Nabouhane (16)<\/span><\/p>\n Congo – Thievy Bifouma (15 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Cape Verde – H\u00e9ldon Ramos (15 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Eswatini – Felix Badenhorst (15)<\/span><\/p>\n Madagascar – Faneva Im\u00e0 Andriatsima, Paulin Voavy (14 each)<\/span><\/p>\n Seychelles – Philip Zialor (14)<\/p>\n Chad – Ezechiel N’Douassel (14)<\/p>\n Namibia – Rudolf Bester, Peter Shalulile (13 each)<\/p>\n Equatorial Guinea – Emilio Nsue (13)<\/p>\n Mauritania – Bessam (12)<\/p>\n The Gambia – Assan Ceesay (11)<\/p>\n CAR – Hilaire Momi (10 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Lesotho – Sera Motebang (10 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Guinea-Bissau – Nando C\u00f3 (9 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Sao Tome & Principe – Lu\u00eds Leal (8 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Sierra Leone – Mohamed Kallon (8 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Djibouti – Mahdi Houssein Mahabeh (6 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n South Sudan – James Moga (6 goals)<\/span><\/p>\n Credit: https:\/\/twitter.com\/AfricaFactsZone\/status\/1539481471328591873?s=20&t=-sxJXuTjN00guYzQqULqsw<\/p>\n Content created and supplied by: Osheanews (via Opera \n , . , . () , , , , , , , , . \/ , and\/or . , , and\/or , and\/or <\/span>Football is a game loved by many people. I will share with you about African national teams and their All-time top scorers.<\/span><\/p>\n
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