Africa’s number 1 Doubles Badminton duo Deidre Laurens and Amy Ackerman beat the Maldives’ Razzaq twins, Aminath Nabeeha and Fathimath Nabaaha, to win the Botswana
Amy Ackerman and Deidré Laurens placed first in the Women’s Doubles competition at the 2023 Algeria International Tournament in Salle Harcha-Hacene, placing them top of
South Africa’s Deidre Jordaan has been elected to lead the Badminton Confederation of Africa Athletes Commission. Jordaan will represent the needs of African badminton players
Uganda’s Fadilah Shamika Mohamed Rafi is the first woman from her country to win the All Africa Badminton Senior Championships individual title.
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South Africa’s Badminton mixed doubles team earn a third-place finish at the All Africa Senior Championships, which was held at John Barrable Hall in Benoni.<br
In less than 25 days, South Africa will host the continent for the 2023 All Africa Senior Championships in Benoni, from 13 – 19 February.<br
South Africa’s Tamsyn Smith and Michaela Ohlson bag silver in the doubles event at the All Africa U-19 Badminton Championship in Mauritius.
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Three-time African para-badminton champion, Shaimaa Samy, wins silver and bronze at the Spanish Para-Badminton International II tournament in Spain.
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Akane Yamaguchi is the second Japanese Badminton female player in history to win the BWF World Championship title, in Huelva, Spain.
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South Africa’s top Badminton performers Johanita Scholtz and Amy Ackerman have been awarded scholarships by the Badminton Confederation of Africa
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South Africa’s U19 Badminton team claim top honours, winning a total of seven medals at the All Africa U19 Championships in Benin.
