THE EXTRAORDINARY JOURNEY OF DEADA’S RUGS TO THE WORLD PARA BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS 22. Abandoned by his mother at birth in 1994 due to his disability, then left to fend for himself at the young age of twelve years after the passing of his father in 2006, the Ivorian’s story is the true embodiment of resilience…
The BCA held its first physical Annual General Meeting in accordance with its constitution on the 25th of July 2022 in South Africa after two years of hosting virtual AGMs due to the Covid 19 Pandemic. With no proposals received from the Members the business of the AGM was to receive the various reports from…
MOHAMED MOSTAFA KAMEL Country: EGYPT Date of Birth: 8/1/2000 TOTAL CAREER WIN-LOSS: 75/56 (131) BWF RANKING: MEN SINGLES: RANK 872 We would like to pay special tribute to Mohamed Mostafa Kamel for being the only African Badminton player to ever win a medal in the Olympics. Mr Mohamed won a Bronze Medal in the Youth…
The Badminton World Federation (BWF) and HSBC recently launched the new Badminton outdoor game. According to the BWF President Mr Poul Erik Hoyer the new outdoor game dubbed Air Badminton seeks to put a badminton racket in the hands of as many as people possible. This provides a big opportunity for Africa to excel in…
With a record breaking 65 countries competing at the 2018 blibli.com BWF World Junior championships the Australian and New Zealand players have finished their tournament showing a promising display for the future.
With a record breaking 65 countries competing at the 2018 blibli.com BWF World Junior championships the Australian and New Zealand players have finished their tournament showing a promising display for the future.
With a record breaking 65 countries competing at the 2018 blibli.com BWF World Junior championships the Australian and New Zealand players have finished their tournament showing a promising display for the future.
With a record breaking 65 countries competing at the 2018 blibli.com BWF World Junior championships the Australian and New Zealand players have finished their tournament showing a promising display for the future.
With a record breaking 65 countries competing at the 2018 blibli.com BWF World Junior championships the Australian and New Zealand players have finished their tournament showing a promising display for the future.
With a record breaking 65 countries competing at the 2018 blibli.com BWF World Junior championships the Australian and New Zealand players have finished their tournament showing a promising display for the future.
