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Tunisian Boulabech Wins @ French Champs

Tunisia's Jamilia Boulabech nwon the 800m freestyle at the French Junior Championships

recently hed in Chalon-sur-Saone, France. Congrats Jamila!

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Elhadj Diallo joins World Aquatics Centre

Guinea's Elhadj Diallo has joined fellow Africans at the World Aquatics Swimming Centre

in Thanyapura, Thailand. All the best with your development Elhadj!

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Namibia Lead Zone IV Champs @ End of Day 2!

Team Namibia are well ahead of the competition at the end of Day 2 at the CANA Zone IV Champs in Luanda, Angola.

Namibia lead with 36 medals, hosts Angola in 2nd with 19 and South Africa in 3rd with 14.

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Records Tumble @ Swim South Africa Nationals!

Olivia Nel and Rebecca Meder set new national records in the 50m back (28.39) and 200IM (2.11.39).

Minke Janse van Rensburg set a new World Record in the S14 50m free (34.17).

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Sudan To Host African Aquatics Champs 2023!

The Sudanese Swimming Federation will for the first time host the African Swimming Championship,

6 - 10 September 2023, which is a truly historic moment for the Sudanese Federation.

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42 Year Old Schoeman Back In Action!

2004 Olympic medalist Roland Schoeman will be competing at his first National Championships since 2016.

Schoeman will swim the 50m free and face fellow veteran le Clos in the 100m 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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