20 October 2025 – South Africa's Rebecca Meder returned to the podium at the second stop of the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup series in Westmont, Illinois over the weekend. The 23-year-old added to her haul of two bronze medals from the first stop a week earlier with another bronze in the 200m breaststroke on Saturday. Meder stopped the clock on 2 minutes 18.88 seconds to secure third spot behind Olympic champion Kate Douglass, who took the gold in 2:14.57 and her fellow American Alex Walsh, who just snuck the silver ahead... Read More

Une compétition historique débute à Conakry en novembre, marquant le début d'une révolution aquatique panafricaine CONAKRY, GUINÉE – Africa Aquatics s'apprête à faire des vagues à travers le continent avec le lancement de la Coupe d'Afrique de Natation en Eau Libre, un championnat pionnier conçu pour élever la natation en eau libre et mettre en valeur les meilleurs talents aquatiques africains sur la scène internationale. L'év... Read More

Historic competition debuts in Conakry this November, marking the beginning of a pan-African aquatics revolution CONAKRY, GUINEA – Africa Aquatics is set to make waves across the continent with the launch of the Africa Open Water Swimming Cup, a pioneering championship designed to elevate open water swimming and showcase Africa's finest aquatic talent on an international stage. The inaugural event will take place from November 28-30, 2025, at the scenic SORRO Island tourist site in Conakry, Guinea, marking the beginning of wha... Read More

Complexe Sportif Borteyman, Accra - 5 octobre 2025 Dans l'une des finales les plus serrées et palpitantes de l'histoire des Championnats de Natation de la Zone II d'Afrique, le Ghana a devancé le Sénégal d'une seule médaille d'or pour remporter le titre de champion général. Le décompte final—25 médailles d'or pour le Ghana contre 24 pour le Sénégal—représente l'aboutissement de trois jours de natation de classe mondia... Read More

Borteyman Sports Complex, Accra - October 5, 2025 In one of the closest and most thrilling finishes in Africa Zone II Swimming Championships history, Ghana edged Senegal by a single gold medal to claim the overall championship title. The final tally—Ghana's 25 gold medals to Senegal's 24—represents the culmination of three days of world-class swimming that saw both nations push each other to unprecedented heights of performance. Day 3's 24 individual events and four relays delivered the dramatic conclusion this c... Read More