There is a documented disparity in the distribution of radiotherapy (RT) services and professionals to address the cancer care needs across the continent of Africa. To further understand the current treatment landscape, we developed a survey to assess radiation oncology training, equipment, resources, and future needs. Materials/Methods: At the 2017 African Organization for Research & Training in Cancer (AORTIC) International Meeting in Kigali, Rwanda, a 37 question survey was distributed to radiation oncologists (RO), medical physicists (MP), and radiation therapy technologists (RTTs) in attendance to identify current capacity and challenges to providing cancer care. Paper surveys were available and an electronic link to completing the survey was distributed after the meeting. The survey was divided into 4 sections including: 1) Demographics and Training 2) Current Practice Capacity, 3) Future Needs, and 4) Case Vignettes. Results: A total of 24 completed surveys, representing 11 countries (Ethiopia,
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