The Team Relay Is Over, but a New Chapter Begins on the Sand

The dust had barely settled on the Team Relay before the players were back on the sand. After two days of intense team competition at Aero Beach, where every point carried the weight of an entire nation’s hopes, Day 2 brought a new challenge. The Team Relay had found its champion, but for the players…

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Three Points Could Have Changed Everything, but Egypt Hold On to Win the Final

By the time Egypt and Benin walked onto the sand at Aero Beach, there was only one thing left to settle. After two days of competition, the Team Relay had reached its final, bringing together the two highest-seeded teams in the knockout draw. Egypt had entered the competition as the No. 1 seed, while Benin…

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Two Top Seeds, One Final: Egypt and Benin Face Off in Entebbe

By the time the afternoon session began at Aero Beach, only four teams remained in the race for the Africa AirBadminton Championships Team Relay title. After a demanding morning of knockout action, Egypt, Burkina Faso, Benin and Mauritius returned to the courts at 15:00 local time in Entebbe, knowing that a place in the final…

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Burkina Faso and Mauritius Keep Their Hopes Alive in Entebbe

Thursday morning brought a different kind of pressure to Aero Beach in Entebbe. After two days of group-stage competition, there was no room left for teams to rely on a second opportunity. The Team Relay had reached the knockout stage, and for Algeria, Burkina Faso, Rwanda and Mauritius, the opening matches of Day 2 would…

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Now There Is No Room for Mistakes as the Knockout Stage Begins

The group stage gave the teams time to find their rhythm. Now, there is nowhere to hide. On Day 2 of the Africa AirBadminton Championships, the Team Relay moves into the knockout stage at Aero Beach in Entebbe, and the mood around the courts is changing. The smiles and relief of making it through the…

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Uganda Fights Until the End, but the Dream Is Over

There was still hope around Aero Beach. Playing in front of their home crowd, Uganda stepped onto the sand knowing they had little room for mistakes. The support from the crowd was there, but so was the pressure. This was their home, their tournament, and a chance to show what they could do on the…

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BCA MEMO – Launch of Shuttle Time Tournament Grant

We are pleased to inform you of the launch of a new pilot initiative under our development programs: the Shuttle Time Tournament Grant. This pilot project has been designed to further support the growth of badminton at the grassroots level by encouraging Member Associations to organize Shuttle Time tournaments that engage schools, young players, and new…

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Togolese Badminton Federation Strengthens School Badminton Through Shuttle Time Training

As part of badminton development in Togo, the Togolese Badminton Federation organised a Shuttle Time tutors and teachers training programme from 31 March to 4 April 2026, in Lomé. This initiative strengthened the capacities of 17 tutors from various regions of the country and 15 teachers from Lome, with the main objective of standardising badminton…

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Humans of Shuttle Time: Sandy Hussein Gaya

Shuttle Time Tutor, Mauritius Badminton Association   Childhood Days I was born in Cairo into a family deeply rooted in the education sector. Despite their professional commitments, my family has always been passionate about sports and spent effort and resources to foster a supportive environment for me and my siblings in sports.   First Experience…

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