Dakar, Senegal, May 21, 2021 - Gambian judoka Faye Njie had the best day in Dakar after securing his qualification berth to the Tokyo Games and winning silver at the African Judo Championship.
The 2015 African Games bronze medal winner came out from the first round racking up victories in all his fight to met Algerian fighter who won him in the 73kg category after a tense battle.
Njie is now rank among top athletes that will grace the prestigious Olympic Games in Tokyo in July this year.
For immediate release. The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) is excited to announce the nations selected for the team sports events at the Trinbago 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games, taking place in the twin island nation of Trinidad and Tobago from...
The GNOC considers it essential to develop a road map that will guide the NOC over the next six years. This will be established and guided by a shared organizational vision, shared organizational values, and shared organizational strategic priorities,...
International Women’s Day, and women are celebrated all over the world, and I take the opportunity to salute the women of the world, especially the Women in Sports. On this commemorative event I would like to applaud our Gambian...
