Strengthening African Wrestling: Insights from UWW’s REDT Program

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Combat Sports in Africa

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A quick Combat Sports in Africa update from Wuxi, China, where African athletes made their mark at the 2025 World Taekwondo Championships. Tunisia’s Wafa Masghouni and Mohamed Khalil Jendoubi, along with Egypt’s Seif Eissa, all struck gold. Check out the full results on the official World Taekwondo website, and read the feature “Wafa takes seamless step from junior to senior world champion.” Follow Combat Sports in Africa on facebook , YouTube and Instagram

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Strengthening African Wrestling: Insights from UWW’s REDT Program

Combat Sports in Africa

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9 months ago

Strengthening African Wrestling: Insights from UWW’s REDT Program

In this episode of Combat Sports in Africa, we dive into United World Wrestling’s Regional Educational Development and Training Program (REDT), which took place in Pretoria, South Africa. This impactful initiative brought together athletes, coaches, referees, and administrators from eight nations—South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Nigeria, Ecuador, and Zambia—for a week of training, coaching, and competition. From youth development to elite-level courses and tournaments, this event pl...