Egypt Reigns Supreme at 2025 ITTF Africa Championships in Tunis
Written by Alonge Akinlolu on 20 — 10
Egypt once again underlined its dominance in African table tennis, producing a masterclass performance at the 2025 ITTF Africa Championships held from October 12 to 19, 2025, in Tunis, Tunisia.
The North African giants swept through the competition, winning multiple gold medals across singles, doubles, and team events, to maintain their unmatched record on the continent.
In the men’s singles, five time champion Omar Assar made history by clinching his fifth African title, reinforcing his legacy as the most successful male player in the history of the championships. His remarkable composure and experience saw him overcome strong challenges from Nigeria and Tunisia to lift yet another continental crown.
On the women’s side, rising star Hana Goda continued her impressive run, leading Egypt’s women’s team to victory before sealing the women’s singles title. The teenage prodigy’s outstanding form showcased Egypt’s commitment to developing world-class young talent capable of sustaining the nation’s dominance for years ahead.
Egypt also swept the team and doubles events, proving once again that their depth, strategy, and technical mastery remain unmatched in Africa.
The 2025 ITTF Africa Championships brought together elite players from Nigeria, Tunisia, Algeria, and other nations, producing high intensity matches that reflected the growing competitiveness of African table tennis.
With this latest triumph, Egypt extends its continental supremacy, blending experience and youthful energy to reaffirm its status as the undisputed powerhouse of African table tennis.
