The Pan-African Mathematics Olympiad (PAMO) is an annual mathematics competition for high school students in Africa.

The first PAMO was held in South Africa in 1999.

10 countries participated in the first PAMO.

South Africa has won the most PAMO medals.

The PAMO competition consists of both individual and team competitions.

There are 3 rounds in the PAMO competition.

Each round in the PAMO competition is 4 hours long.

The PAMO competition typically includes problems from all areas of mathematics, including algebra, geometry, number theory, and combinatorics.

Winners of the PAMO competition receive medals, certificates, cash prizes, and scholarships.

The goal of the PAMO competition is to promote mathematics education in Africa, identify and nurture young mathematical talent in Africa, and encourage international cooperation in mathematics education.

Only high school students from Africa are eligible to participate in the PAMO competition.

Students are selected to participate in the PAMO competition through a combination of national mathematics competitions and teacher recommendations.

The PAMO competition is typically held in March.

The PAMO competition is typically held in a different country each year.

Typically, around 300 students participate in the PAMO competition.