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2006 Men’s African Cup Winner’s Cup |
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Results
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Final
Zamalek African
Champions
 Cairo,
Egypt, December 21-: Zamalek of Egypt added a new
African title under their belt after they won the trophy
of the eighteenth Men’s African Cup winners Cup after a
classic Egyptian – Tunisian final against Etoile Du
Sahel of Tunisia following their victory 3-1 at Police
hall in Cairo Egypt on Thursday. Saydia of Tunisia won
the bronze medal following their victory over Bejaia of
Algeria in the 3rd position match.. |
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Zamalek and Etoile du Sahel in a new Egyptian- Tunisian
clash |
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Zamalek and Bejaia
to semifinal spot |
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Protest against Saydia
postpone the matches of Pool C and D |
All Big Forces Qualified to Quarterfinal
The Defending Champions Saydia plays Shams for a
Semifinal Spot |
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Second victory for the defending
champions |
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The favorite teams set
first victory |
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Zamalek meets Kigali
at the opening- Saydia and Setif match of the day |
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A historic Record of Participants
in Egypt |
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2006 Volleyball World
Championship: |
Brazil crowned 2006 FIVB
Men’s World Champions
 Tokyo,
3rd December 2006 – Brazil easily brushed past
Poland in the final of the 2006 FIVB Men’s World
Championship to defend their title on Sunday. The team’s
second consecutive World Championship gold medal
maintains their position of leader in all international
Volleyball events as reigning World, Olympic and World
League Champions as well as World Cup Champions and
World Grand Champions. |
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Brazil face Poland in
FIVB Men’s World Championship final |
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Tunisia defeated
Puerto Rico in five-set marathon before departure |
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Bulgaria, Poland,
Serbia and Montenegro claim semi-final berths |
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Another defeat for
Tunisia in a dramatic five sets against Argentina |
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USA and Iran, One team in
Volleyball Peace Philosophy
 Nagano,
Japan, November 23-: Volleyball showed many
expressions of peace during the 2006 FIVB World
Championships in Japan as the FIVB President Dr. Ruben
Acosta insists to involve our beloved sport in the World
community and to make the sport as a peace message all
over the world. As Dr. Acosta attended the Peace
Ceremony in Hiroshima to commemorate the victims of the
Atomic bomb on Thursday, there was another peace
ceremony in Nagano but with a different view. |
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Kenya and Uganda Share
Uganda’s Beach volleyball Tour
Antebbe, Uganda, December 4-:
The first ever-international beach volleyball tournament
sponsored by Club Pilsener concluded on Sunday the 3rd
at Lido Beach Resort Entebbe with Kenya and Uganda
sharing Club cash while Rwanda could only manage to
reach the quarter final stage in the women’s category.
Rwandan ladies Denyse Mukarukundo and Aline Mutabazi
were eliminated in the quarters by Kenya’s Eunice Maiyo
with partner Doris Muyekho 12-21, 18-21
The two-day event attracted 4 teams from Rwanda, 4 teams
from Kenya and 24 teams from the hosts Uganda. |
15th Arabic
Championship Bahrain/ Manama - 16 - 23/11/2006
the Competition was successful, the organization and the level
of the teams, very exciting matches
the spectature reached to 3000 at the Semifinal BRN - KSA, the
nice Folklore Singers and Band were playing all times with
Bahrainian spectatures, The Tunisian, Saudian, Algerian, and
Bahrain teams show high level skills, and fighting.The African
Teams, TUN, ALG, and SUD were good image of Africa Volleyball. |
Pipeline, GSU win volleyball
leagues in Kenya
Nairobi, Monday November 20: Former African Women
Volleyball Club champions Kenya Pipeline over the weekend
successfully retained the national women volleyball league in
Kenya.While Pipeline stunned Kenya Commercial Bank 3-0 (25-23,
25-21, 25-17) sets in the finals to retain the women title,
General Service Unite (GSU) were not left behind when they swept
past Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) 3-1 in the finals to retain the
men’s title.Pipeline who were in a class of their own buoyed
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From Jack Kwemba in Nairobi, Kenya |
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Brazil and Russia to meet again in the final
booking its place after an impressive straight-sets
victory over defending champion Italy. The South
Americans came home 25-17, 25-14, 21-25, 25-20 against a
tired Serbia and Montenegro in the first semi-final to
book their second appearance in a World Championship
final in the team’s history. They will face Russia, who
can now only improve on their record at the last three
World Championships, where they took consecutive bronze
medals. |
 CAVB Zone III Solidarity
Tournament:
Burkina Faso achieved the double Men and Women Gold
Ouagadougou,
Burkina Faso, October 18-: the organizers Burkina Faso
achieved both Men’s and Women’s gold in the CAVB Zone
III Solidarity Tournament held in Ouagadougou, Burkina
Faso last week.
The annual competition which is held under support of
French Volleyball Federation showed the participation of
4 teams in each gender which are Burkina Faso, Togo,
Cote d’Ivoire and Benin.
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2006 Women under 21 African
Nations Championship: |
 Final Day
Egypt
Champions, Seychelles the black hoarse, Tunisia for
bronze
Alexandria,
Egypt, September 20-: After Egypt Junior team secured
the title of the eleventh Women’s Under 20 Volleyball
African Nations Championship for the second time in a
raw, before the end of the competition and hence
clinched the World Championship vacancy of this age
category, the black hoarse of the competition Seychelles
continued their surprises.
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Matches Schedule |
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Egypt beats Tunisia
and qualified to the World Championship |
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The emerging Seychelles sets first
surprise, Egypt continue the winning rhythm
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Second Victory for the
Great favorites Egypt and Tunisia |
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The Favorites Tunisia
and Egypt achieved first victories |
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The Favorites Tunisia and
Nigeria meet in the opening |
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Big battle for 2007
World Championship spot |
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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.
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Implementation of
Beach Continental Competitions and Zonal Activities, the
main Points on Discussion table
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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.
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Egypt defeated Morocco
and qualified to the 2007 World Championship |
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Egypt set third
victory over their compatriots Tunisia in the way to
World Championship slot
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The favorites Egypt and Tunisia set
easy victories |
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Thriller victory for the
organizers and easy win for Egypt |
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Thriller
competition for 2007 World Championship Slots |
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2006 Girls U-18
African Nations Championship: |
Tunisia Achieves the double
qualifications to the World Championships
Match results
Standings |
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Tunisia one more step
towards the World Championship |
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Tunisia upset Egypt
and Algeria achieved easy victory
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Algeria, Egypt, South
Africa and Tunisia compete for World Championship spot |
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Algeria, Egypt, South
Africa and Tunisia compete for World Championship spot |
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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. |
Coaching Clinic for
School Teachers in Kenya
Nairobi, Kenya, April 6-: Telkom Kenya and former
national women volleyball team coach Paul Gitau over the
weekend conducted a successful coaching clinic for
secondary
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Coaching
Clinic for Secondary Schools in Botswana
Botswana, April 5-:
Botswana Volleyball Federation (BVF) will be conducting
Coaching clinic for junior and senior secondary schools
at Serowe for North & North Central
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Sponsorship in Botswana Volleyball
Clubs
Botswana, April 5-: Tanian
Volleyball Club of Serowe will on Thursday 6th April
2006 launch a partnership with
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Profile- Abdalla Abdel Salam:
From Football to the best Server in the World
In the tenth of October 1983 the family Adel
Salam had the first boy born after they had before two
older girls.
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Morocco Organizes
Candidate Referee Course
The Moroccan Volleyball Federation will organize an
international refereeing candidate course, which will be
held in Morocco (Institut Royal de Formation des
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Kioni elected KVF President as Kenya declares full
support for Dr Acosta
Kenya Pipeline Company deputy managing director Waithaka
Kioni was over the weekend elected unopposed as the new
Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) President during
elections held at Nyayo National Stadium.
By
Jack Kwemba, Press Officer – Kenya Volleyball Federation
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National
Women Volleyball Team Wins Top Sports Award in Kenya
Nairobi, Kenya, March 2-:
For the second time this season Volleyball was chosen as
the sport of the year in an African Country. After Egypt
Men's team, the Kenya
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A Record of Participating
Clubs Meet in South Africa
Cairo, Egypt, February 15-: Durban
will be the city which may show a record of
participating teams in the 25th African Clubs Champions
Championship to be held 4- 12 March 2006.
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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 
