The Federação Angolana de Atletismo (FAA) is Angola’s national governing body for athletics, overseeing the sport and supporting its development across the country. Established in 1979, the federation was formed as Angola sought to strengthen national institutions and promote sport following independence. Its work is reflected in the website’s focus on athletics, the federation’s history, national and international competitions, and news about the sport.

The FAA also highlights the São Silvestre race in Angola, a prominent national event with roots in the country’s sporting traditions. Through its coverage, the organization shares information about competitions, athletes, leadership, and the broader role of athletics in Angola’s sporting life. The site features articles on the federation’s contribution to the growth of athletics and the history of key events, including profiles of figures such as president Bernardo João.

While the available information does not detail specific training programs or services, it presents the FAA as the central organization guiding athletics in Angola and promoting awareness of the sport nationwide