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▪️ Khadija Mardi and Pita Kabeji steal the show in the exciting one-week AFBC African Men’s and Women’s Boxing Championships ▪️ Congolese Boxing Federation President General Luyoyo and team confound sceptics by staging a highly successful tournament_ _backed by the government_ Excitement, drama, tears and tension marked this year’s AFBC African Men’s and Women’s Boxing Lire plus …
On october 31, 2024, the Angola Boxing Federation stakeholders convened in a General Assembly, during which the following resolutions were duly adopted: The Assembly unanimously approved the report and financial accounts presented by the Executive, under the leadership of President Carlos Luís Gonçalves. With respect to the International Boxing Association (IBA) and World Boxing, the Lire plus …
October 31, 2024. We, the undersigned members of the African Boxing Confederation (AFBC) Board of Directors (BoD), namely Ferdinand Ilunga Luyoyo, Zoubida Wissam, Willilo Anderson, Eric Ndayishimiye, and Anta Gueye—constituting a majority (5 out of 9) of the BoD, formally refute the assertions made by Mr. Eyassu Wossen Berhanu in his communication referenced as AFBC/396/2024, Lire plus …
Date: 24 October 2024 Venue: Pullman Hotel, Kinshasa; Democratic Republic of Congo Time: 14:00 The meeting was held at the initiative of all national federations present in Kinshasa for the African Boxing Championships. The meeting was chaired by, Mr. Bonaventure Nzigou Manfoumbi, President of the Gabonese Boxing Federation choosen as being the elder in age, Lire plus …
Morocco retained the overall crown despite a strong challenge from DR Congo in the finals of the AFBC Men’s and Women’s African Boxing Championships on Saturday, 26 October 2024. The Moroccans clinched the tournament title for the second consecutive year, winning 10 gold, eight silver, and three bronze medals. Hosts DR Congo secured second place Lire plus …
Morocco retained the overall crown despite a strong challenge from DR Congo in the finals of the AFBC Men’s and Women’s African Boxing Championships on Saturday, 26 October 2024. The Moroccans clinched the tournament title for the second consecutive year, winning 10 gold, eight silver, and three bronze medals. Hosts DR Congo secured second place Lire plus …
From his base in Nairobi, more than a month before the first gong, John Nene takes out his extensive address book and contacts by phone the boxing teams of African nations. Who will come? Who will not come? With how many boxers? Will the stars be there? He lands in Kinshasa on October 12 and Lire plus …
1/ MOROCCO (MAR), 2/ DR CONGO (COD), 3/ KENYA (KEN), 4/ SENEGAL (SEN), 5/ CAMEROON (CMR), 6/ CONGO (CGO), 7/ NAMIBIE (NAM), 8/ SOUTH AFRICA (RSA), 9/ MOZAMBIQUE (MOZ), 9/ MAURITIUS (MRI), 11/ BURUNDI (BDI), 11/ ZAMBIA (ZAM), 13/ ANGOLA (ANG), 14/ ETHIOPIE (ETH), 15/ GABON (GAB), 15/ MADAGASCAR (MAD), 15/ MALI (MLI), 15/ TANZANIE Lire plus …
DAILY RESULTS Last update oct 26, 2024 DAY 1 RESULTS SESSION 1 PRELIMINARIES OCT 19, 2024 DAY 2 RESULTS SESSION 2 QUARTER-FINALS OCT 20, 2024 DAY 2 RESULTS SESSION 3 QUARTER-FINALS OCT 20, 2024 DAY 3 RESULTS SESSION 4 QUARTER-FINALS OCT 21, 2024 DAY 3 RESULTS SESSION 5 QUARTER-FINALS OCT 21, 2024 DAY 4 RESULTS Lire plus …
Morocco won eight gold while DR Congo scooped four gold to dominate the first session of the Africa Championships finals. The other two gold medals in the 14-bout card went to Cameroon’s light-flyweight Martial Wouang and Congo Brazzaville’s lightweight Sandrine Bokota. The finals second session takes place on Saturday, October 26. Morocco’s gold medallists today Lire plus …
