The Favorites Tunisia
and Egypt achieved first victories Alexandria,
Egypt, September 16-: Two of the big favorites Tunisia
and Egypt achieved both their first victories in the
opening day of the eleventh 2006 Women’s Under 20
African Nations Championship at Union club hall in
Alexandria, Egypt. The organizers defeated Seychelles
while Tunisia had a harder victory over the solid
Nigeria. The winner of the competition will secure the
2007 World Championship vacancy of this age category.
2006 CAVB Board of
Administration Meeting- Cairo, Egypt:
Fruitful decisions for
better African Volleyball in the best ever Democratic
Board Cairo,
Egypt, September 15-: The Confederation of African
Volleyball (CAVB) Board of Administration meeting in
Cairo took many fruitful decisions for the better future
of continental volleyball. The meeting headed by CAVB
President Dr. Amr Elwani discussed important subjects in
management, technical and financial aspects.
Kenyan coach plots how
to beat Costa Rica and Chinese Taipei
Nairobi, Kenya, September 16-: As national women
volleyball team training goes to the wire next week,
Japanese coach Sadatoshi Sugawara is plotting how to
convincingly sweep past Costa Rica and Chinese Taipei in
the preliminaries so as to reach the second round for
the first time ever at this year’s World Volleyball
Championships in Japan.
Successful VCP Course for
Volleyball teachers in Cameroon Cameroon
Volleyball Federation organized a very successful course
for school teachers in Yaoundé under supervision of FIVB
as a volleyball cooperation programme (VCP) course in
the continent. Thirty four teachers attended the course
representing three countries representing 30 schools and
4 clubs and they were all satisfied with the results and
programme of the course. .
2006 Women’s World
Championship
Right attacker Khisa
rejoins Kenyan camp after injury recovery
Nairobi, Kenya, September 5-: It was joy and relief in
the Kenyan national women volleyball team camp preparing
for 2006 World Championships in Japan when right
attacker Diana Khisa who has been down with injury
resumed training this week..
12 Men’s Under 21 African
Nations Championship:
Egypt champions,
Tunisia second and Morocco for Bronze Casablanca,
Morocco, September 2-: The second favorites Tunisia
secured the second position of the 12th Men’s Under 21
African Nations following their respected victory over
the organizers Morocco in the fifth and final day of the
competition held at Mohamed V Hall in Casablanca,
Morocco on Friday.
Final Day: Tunisia Achieves the double
qualifications to the World Championships
Tizi-Ouzu, Algeria, August 27-: Tunisia Girls followed
the steps of their Boys counterparts and qualified to
the 2007 Girls U 18 World Championship when they
defeated South Africa in straight sets in the third and
final day of the eighth Girls under 18 African Nations
Championship on Saturday at Tezroet Said hall in
Tizi-Ouzu, Algeria. Tunisia boys Under 19 already had
qualified early this week to the World championship.
Final Day Tunisia defeated
Algeria and qualified to 2007 World Championship Kelibia,
Tunisia, August 23-: The Organizers, Tunisia clinched
the 2007 Boys Under 19 World Championship following
their victory over Algeria in straight in the third and
final day of the Ninth Boys Under 19 African Nations
Championship held at the famous Issa Ben Nasr hall in
the city of Kelibia, Tunisia on Wednesday. The victory
allowed Tunisia to gain the African cup and subsequently
the only African slot in the prestigious FIVB
Championship.
Successful Beach Volleyball Tournament in Somalia Mogadishu,
Somalia, July 12-: The Somali Volleyball Federation has
organized successfully its 6th Beach Volleyball
Tournament competition which was held in Mogadishu,
Banadir Region, Somalia. The competition comes as one of
the most important steps made by the federation in it
attempts to increase the volleyball activities all over
the country,
News by Mohamed Sheik Abdi,
Secretary General of Somali Volleyball Federation
African Zone I and II send a Support
Message to Acosta and Approve the
Development programmes Cotonou,
Benin, April 10-: In presence of
representative of twelve countries,
African Zone II and Zone III held a
fruitful meeting in Cotonou, Benin
headed by CAVB President, Dr. Amr Elwani
and attended by Benin National Director
of Sport Mr. Christopher Houndevi and
Secretary of Sports and Culture Mr.
Lougbenon.
African Zone 6
Appreciates the Leadership of Dr. Acosta Gaborne,
Botswana, April 2005- : The Congress of
the African Zone 6 appreciated the efforts done
under the leadership of FIVB President, Dr.
Ruben Acosta Specially hiscontribution towards
the development of the sport in Africa during
its meeting
Alexandria,
Egypt, September 16-: Two of the big favorites Tunisia
and Egypt achieved both their first victories in the
opening day of the eleventh 2006 Women’s Under 20
African Nations Championship at Union club hall in
Alexandria, Egypt. The organizers defeated Seychelles
while Tunisia had a harder victory over the solid
Nigeria. The winner of the competition will secure the
2007 World Championship vacancy of this age category.
Cairo,
Egypt, September 15-: The Confederation of African
Volleyball (CAVB) Board of Administration meeting in
Cairo took many fruitful decisions for the better future
of continental volleyball. The meeting headed by CAVB
President Dr. Amr Elwani discussed important subjects in
management, technical and financial aspects.
Cameroon
Volleyball Federation organized a very successful course
for school teachers in Yaoundé under supervision of FIVB
as a volleyball cooperation programme (VCP) course in
the continent. Thirty four teachers attended the course
representing three countries representing 30 schools and
4 clubs and they were all satisfied with the results and
programme of the course. .
Casablanca,
Morocco, September 2-: The second favorites Tunisia
secured the second position of the 12th Men’s Under 21
African Nations following their respected victory over
the organizers Morocco in the fifth and final day of the
competition held at Mohamed V Hall in Casablanca,
Morocco on Friday. 
Kelibia,
Tunisia, August 23-: The Organizers, Tunisia clinched
the 2007 Boys Under 19 World Championship following
their victory over Algeria in straight in the third and
final day of the Ninth Boys Under 19 African Nations
Championship held at the famous Issa Ben Nasr hall in
the city of Kelibia, Tunisia on Wednesday. The victory
allowed Tunisia to gain the African cup and subsequently
the only African slot in the prestigious FIVB
Championship. 
Mogadishu,
Somalia, July 12-: The Somali Volleyball Federation has
organized successfully its 6th Beach Volleyball
Tournament competition which was held in Mogadishu,
Banadir Region, Somalia. The competition comes as one of
the most important steps made by the federation in it
attempts to increase the volleyball activities all over
the country, 
Cotonou,
Benin, April 10-: In presence of
representative of twelve countries,
African Zone II and Zone III held a
fruitful meeting in Cotonou, Benin
headed by CAVB President, Dr. Amr Elwani
and attended by Benin National Director
of Sport Mr. Christopher Houndevi and
Secretary of Sports and Culture Mr.
Lougbenon.
Gaborne,
Botswana, April 2005- : The Congress of
the African Zone 6 appreciated the efforts done
under the leadership of FIVB President, Dr.
Ruben Acosta Specially hiscontribution towards
the development of the sport in Africa during
its meeting 
