Fatshimetrie had the honor of hosting the 26th edition of the Senior Women’s Handball Africa Cup of Nations in Kinshasa, a major sporting event that marked the history of handball on the African continent. For the first time, the Democratic Republic of Congo had the opportunity to organize a competition of such magnitude, thus demonstrating its ability to host high-level international sporting events.
The organization of this event was praised by many personalities, including Isidore Kwandja Ngembo, a renowned socio-political actor. He stressed the importance of the quality sports infrastructure put in place by President Félix Tshisekedi, which allowed the DRC to position itself as a key player in the field of sport in Africa.
This edition of the Women’s Handball AFCON was marked by intense competition between the 12 participating nations, culminating in Angola’s victory over Senegal in the final. The teams’ performances were praised by spectators and officials present at the closing ceremony, highlighting the talent and dedication of African athletes.
The closing ceremony was an opportunity to pay tribute to the organizers of the event, including Amos Mbayo Kitenge, President of the Congolese National Women’s Handball Federation, and Dr. Mansourou Arèmou, President of the African Handball Confederation (CAHB). Their hard work made this edition of the AFCON a success, offering spectators unforgettable moments of sport and competition.
Beyond the sporting aspect, the organization of the Women’s Handball AFCON in Kinshasa also highlighted the country’s ability to host international events and offer a quality experience to participants and spectators. This paves the way for future major sports competitions, such as the African Cup of Nations, which the DRC hopes to host soon, as expressed by President Félix Tshisekedi.
In conclusion, the 26th edition of the Senior Women’s Handball Africa Cup of Nations in Kinshasa was a real success, highlighting the talent, passion and commitment of African athletes in the field of handball. This event will be remembered as a highlight of solidarity, competition and celebration of sport on the African continent.