Ghana will take center stage in African sports tomorrow as it hosts the 2025 Africa AirBadminton Championships at the picturesque Laboma Beach in Accra. The excitement is building as teams from across the continent arrive for the four-day event.
Laboma Beach, known for its vibrant coastal energy, will serve as the perfect backdrop for the high-paced action AirBadminton offers. The event is expected to attract hundreds of fans, sports enthusiasts, and beachgoers eager to witness some of Africa’s finest badminton talents battle it out in the sand.
Participating Nations and Team Highlights
Ghana, the host nation, will be represented by Leslie Nii Adote Addo and Aduam Jennifer, two promising talents who will be looking to make a mark on home soil.
Egypt, coached by Munir Fayez, boasts a strong squad including Fatema Mohammed and Mahmoud Montaser.
Côte d’Ivoire, under Coach Koffi Kouassi Benjamin, is led by Agnimel Akpa Jerome.
Nigeria fields a competitive team with Usman Qudus and Ihensekhien Blessing, under the guidance of Coach Olalekan Fajimiwo.
Central African Republic will be represented by Saint-Cyr, while Mauritius brings Captain Dookhee Tamesh and Sharon Young Pak Kian to the beach courts.
The Africa AirBadminton Championships aim to promote the growing outdoor version of the sport and provide a platform for African athletes to showcase their talent in a fun, accessible environment.
