News
The President and Members of the Council of
BADMINTON CONFEDERATION AFRICA
wish you a MERRY CHRISTMAS
a PROSPEROUS YEAR 2012
Thank you very much to you all for having contributed to the development of Badminton in Africa, 2011 has been a very good year for the progress of our sport on the continent, we sincerely hope that in 2012 with your help and that of all our partners the progress will continue on the same positive track.
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Kabir Badamasuiy of Nigeria has resigned from his position as Council member of BCA, as such there is presently a seat vacant on the Council. As per section 8.7 of BCA constitution, a replacement election shall be called.
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The 2011 Africa Schools Championships (3rd edition) was held in Pretoria, South Africa from 11-15 December 2011.
The format of the event was based on Thomas & Uber cups, where the boy schools played the Thomas cup format and the girls played the Uber cup format.
16 schools qualified to participate in the final stage after their National qualification tournaments.
The format of the event was based on Thomas & Uber cups, where the boy schools played the Thomas cup format and the girls played the Uber cup format.
16 schools qualified to participate in the final stage after their National qualification tournaments.
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Upcoming Events 2012
- Feb – 02-05: Uganda International.
- Feb – 22-28: Africa championship (TUC) Ethiopia.
- May - 03-06: Morocco International.
- May - 20-27: Thomas & Uber cups finals – China
- June - 14-17: Mauritius International
- June – 21-24: Kenya International.
- July – 06-08: Namibia International.
- July – 12-14: Zimbabwe International
- July – 28-05 Aug: Olympic Games – London.
BWF News
- New BWF Junior Ranking - Europeans and Asians square-off
- A break to recharge batteries
- Pedersen-Juhl claim maiden Superseries crown
- Eight not enough as Chong Wei eyes Olympic gold
- Birthday girl Wang Yihan buries Malaysian jinx
- Wang Yihan out to complete ‘Wang set’ in Malaysia
- Chong Wei’s marker for the Olympics
- Koreans and Danish pairs going for glory
- Danes eyeing first Superseries title
- Japanese girls stay on course for doubles title





