Africa Aquatics

Jaouadi Finishes 6th in 1500m Final

Ahmed Jaouadi of Tunisia showcased his remarkable talent in the men’s1500m freestyle final at the Paris 2024 Olympics,

securing a commendable 6th place finish with a time of 14:43.35.

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Diop Shines For Senegal

Senegal's Oumy Diop recorded a time of 1:01.82 in the 100-meter butterfly at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games on Saturday,

marking the best finish ever for a Senegalese female swimmer in this event at the Summer Games.

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Bruhnlehner Fastest African in 50m Free

In Heat 7, Maria Bruhnlehner from Kenya was the fastest African Female in the 50m Freestyle

at the Paris Olympics, finishing third with a time of 25.82 seconds.

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Smith Takes Gold in 100m Breaststroke!

South Africa's Tatjana Smith won a nailbiter to take gold in the womens 100m breaststroke

in a time of 1:05.28. Well done Tatjana!

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SA's Coetze Breaks African Record Again!

South Africa's Pieter Coetze set a new African record in the 100m backstroke finals

in a time of 52.58. Well done Pieter!

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Meder Breaks 200m IM National Record

South Africa's Rebecca Meder set a new national record in the women's

200m individual medley semi-final, clocking in at 2:10.67. Well done Becky!!!

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CANA CHANGES TO AFRICA AQUATICS!

Following FINA's name change to World Aquatics, C.A.N.A. has also decided to rebrand to Africa Aquatics, to stay in alignment with the changes happening at a global level.

After months of discussions, the executives of the Confederation Africaine de Natation (C.A.N.A) has decided to use this opportunity to refresh the brand and also to maintain alignment with the global body, World Aquatics.

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