During the recent 13th African Games in Accra 2024, the Democratic Republic of Congo shone on the sporting scene by winning an impressive total of 18 medals, testifying to the talent and determination of its athletes.
Among the highlights of the competition, boxing particularly highlighted Congolese talent, with two gold medals won by Steve Kulenguluka and Pita Kabeji Peter. Their exceptional performance in the ring of the Bukom Boxing Arena was praised by the public and the sports press.
In the field of handball, the men’s and women’s teams of the DRC also shone by reaching second place on the podium. Despite defeats against formidable opponents, the players showed fighting spirit and unwavering determination throughout the tournament.
Wrestling was also an area of success for the DRC, with four bronze medals won by talented athletes like Rosie Tabora, Aaron Mbo, Andy Kabeya and Rabby Kilandi. Their remarkable performance in the discipline of Olympic freestyle wrestling contributed to enriching the country’s sporting record.
These exceptional performances underline the potential and quality of Congolese athletes, who proudly represented their country during these African Games. Their commitment and passion for the sport were praised by the public and inspired many generations to follow in their footsteps.
As a nation, the DRC can be proud of the journey of its athletes and their contribution to the promotion of sport and excellence on the African continent.
The Accra 2024 African Games will remain a landmark event for the DRC, symbolizing the strength, perseverance and talent of its athletes. The country looks forward to the next sporting challenges and encourages its athletes to continue to push their limits to inspire future generations.
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