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Eritrea’s Entry Sets Stage for Africa’s Grandest Swimming Championship in Kasarani

Nigeria Joins Continental Swimming Showdown in Kenya

Record-breaking Finish for Team SA at Para Swimming World Champs

Eritrea’s Entry Sets Stage for Africa’s Grandest Swimming Championship in Kasarani

Eritrea has officially confirmed participation in the 10th Africa Aquatics Zone 3 Swimming Championship, to be staged from 16th to 19th October 2025 at the Kasarani Aquatic Stadium in Nairobi. This latest confirmation comes hot on the heels of Nigeria’s entry, further boosting anticipation for what promises to be a historic championship. According to Omar Ali Omari, Technical Director at Kenya Aquatics, the Nairobi event is on track to become the most attended Zone 3 meet in history, with more than 15 nations expected. “This...Read More

Nigeria Joins Continental Swimming Showdown in Kenya

Mombasa, Kenya – September 30, 2025 – The build-up to the 10th Africa Aquatics Zone 3 Swimming Championship has gathered more steam after Nigeria officially confirmed their participation in the event set for October 16–19 at the Kasarani Aquatic Stadium in Nairobi. The confirmation was announced in Mombasa by Heize Kahindo, Chairperson of the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) and Executive Committee Member of Kenya Aquatics. “Nigeria is one of the swimming powerhouses in West Africa,” Kahindo said. “We a...Read More

Record-breaking Finish for Team SA at Para Swimming World Champs

28 September 2025 – There were two more continental records broken by South African swimmers on the final day of the World Para Swimming Championships in Singapore on Saturday. Christian Sadie, who already has a silver and two bronze medals from these championships, set a new African record in the S7 100m freestyle, but just missed out on another podium spot. He stopped the clock at 1 minute 04.77 seconds on his way to fourth place. Gold was taken by Ukrainian Andrii Trusov in a new championship record of 59.90 seconds. "...Read More
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Records Tumble In Eswatini

A total of 16 recods were broken on day 1 of the Africa Aquatics Zone IV Championships

out in Eswatini highlighting the strong competitive nature of the competition. Well done our record - breakers!

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Namibia Wins 2024 Zone IV Champs

Hosts Namibia won the overall Swimming and Open Swimming at the
recently concluded Africa Aquatics Zone IV Championships. Well done Eagles!

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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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