By Daily Sports on April 16, 2017
The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) has confirmed that 11 countries will contend for four slots available for Africa in the 2018 Youth Olympics holding in Argentina.
The countries listed are Nigeria, Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco and Libya.
Others include: Ethiopia, Sierra Leone, Congo Brazzaville, Congo DR and Madagascar.
The qualifiers for the Olympic Games is expected to take place at the El-Menzah Stadium in Tunis, Tunisia.
Egypt’s duo of Youssef Abdel-Aziz and Marwa Alhodaby are top seeds while Nigeria’s Azeez Solanke and Esther Oribamise trail the Egyptians. (Channels TV)
Source Daily Sports
Posted April 16, 2017
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