Africa Aquatics

Egypt Takes Silver in World Beach Water Polo

Egypt's mens Water Polo team made history by winning silver in the beach

Water Polo for the 1st time @ the Beach Games recently in Egypt. Congrats Egypt!

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World Aquatics hosts junior camp in Mali

Mali's National Swimming Fedearation, sponsored by World Aquatics, will be hosting a

Childrens Swimming Camo from 7 - 22 June. All the best to all participants!

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Mhini Stars at Nationals Bagging 4 Golds!

Dennis Mhini, currently on a scholarship at Quincy University, stole the show at the recently

held Tanzanian Club Nationals, bagging 4 golds and 1 silver. Well done Dennis!

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Khema Elizabeth Shines @ Seychelles Nationals!

Seycelles rising star Khema Elizabeth dominated her country's National championships

by bagging a total of 9 medal for the competition. Congrats & keep it up Elizabeth!

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Algeria Host Successful Open Water Nationals

In preparation for the upcoming African Beach Games, a host of Algerian long distance swimmers

participated in the Algerian Open Water Champs in Tipasa, Algeria

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Elkamash & Ramadan Shine @ TYR Champs!

Egypt's Youssef Ramadan and Marwan Elkamash showed their mettle by putting in some stirling perfomances

at the recent TYR PRO Champs, with Ramadan taking gold in the 100m Fly & Elkamash Gold in the100m Free.

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FINA PRESIDENT HUSAIN AL-MUSALLAM AFFIRMS AQUATIC DEVELOPMENT WITH AFRICAN TOUR

FINA is on a tour of Africa to promote the grassroots development of aquatics and assist the next generation of aquatics athletes on the continent

The FINA delegation includes FINA President Husain Al-Musallam, 2016 Olympic open water swimming gold medallist Ferry Weertman and three-time Olympic champion Ranomi Kromowidjojo, both from the Netherlands, on a seven-country continental visit to Burundi, Djibouti, Egypt, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Somalia, Uganda and Tanzania. Increasing pool access and enhancing the level of swimming instruction for more African youth are the driving motivations of the visit.

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