African Bridge Federation
Welcome to ABF official website
The ABF - Zone 8 - Official website

ALL AFRICA OPEN TEAMS 2024

The ABF management discuss the “ALL AFRICA OPEN TEAMS” event in September.

Please find hereafter the decisions taken :

  1. Based on the various responses received, it will be organized during both weekends : 14th-15th and 21st-22nd of September
  2. The minimum number of Teams must be 20 (in order to be a financially viable event)
  3. Each Team can register 2 or 3 Pairs
  4. The event is entirely OPEN; therefore, there are no limitations as to age, gender, nationality, bridge level, etc. The only condition is that each player must be a licensed member of his/her African federation (NBO)
  5. Each Team can include licensed players from any African federation (i.e. 2 Tunisian pairs can partner with one Kenyan Pair) and partners in each Pair can belong to two different African federations
  6. This event will be played on RealBridge and, therefore, players will have to go to the designed playing area determined by their Federation (play will not be permitted from anywhere else)
  7. Our CTD (Waleed El Menayawi) will circulate the Conditions of Contest within the next couple of weeks; you can address any questions to him afterwards
  8. Each NBO will be responsible for collecting the entry fees from players belonging to its own federation

 We, at the ABF, are hopeful that this event will attract a large number of Teams

 Thank you all for your attention

 Best regards

 Bernard Pascal

President

More details will be posted soon 

African Champions 2023

South Africa Open Crowned the African title while Egypt team are the second,
Both teams qualified to Marrakesh 2023

Champs, Left to Right: Robert Stephens, Craig Gower, Neville Eber, Hennie Fick, Bernard Donde, Alon Apteker

 

Morocco Ladies Crowned the African title while South Africa team are the second,
Egypt 3rd, The three teams qualified to Marrakesh 2023

Champs, Left to Right : Leila Benmlih, Samira Teber, Hayat Hachimi, Leila Kabbaj, Graziella Nabil, Khadija Marrakchi

 

Egypt Seniors Crowned the African title while South Africa team are the second,
Both teams qualified to Marrakesh 2023

Champs, Left to right : Ismail Mostafa, Ahmed Zein, Adel El Kordy, Ayman Azzam, Tarek Metwaly and Mokhtar El Bassyouni

 

Egypt Mixed Crowned the African title while Tunisia team are the second,
Both teams qualified to Marrakesh 2023

Champs, Upper Left to right: Dalia Hasehm, Fatma Mandily, Nessrine Hamdy
Down Left to right: Abdelrahman Mosaad, Mohamed Heshmat and Karim Nabil

Member Countries

Country

Organization

Membership

Status

1 Egypt Egyptian Bridge Federation

EBF

230

OK

2 Kenya Kenya Bridge Association

KBA

200

OK

3 Morocco Fédération Royale Marocaine de Bridge

FRMB

300

OK

4 Reunion District de Bridge de la Réunion

DBR

208

OK

5 South Africa South Africa Bridge Federation

SABF

2,595

OK

6 Tunisia Fédération Tunisienne de Bridge

FTB

242

OK

ABF Executive Council

♠ ♠  Mr. BERNARD PASCAL, PRESIDENT ♠ ♠ 
   MRS. CHAFIKA TAK TAK,
VICE PRESIDENT   

   Mr. JEAN-CLAUDE CADOR,
TREASURER   

♣ ♣  MRS. SAMINA ESMAIL,
JOINT SECRETARY ♣ ♣ 

♣ ♣  MRS. HELEN KRUGER,
JOINT SECRETARY ♣ ♣ 

Top News

All Africa Open Teams
September 2024

 

* Conditions of contest

* Play Format

* Play time

* Register your team

* Entry fees & Prizes

* Players' ranking table

* Results

Results
Congress 2024 - Group (B) Open Pairs Final - Session 1
Congress 2024 - Group (A) Open Pairs Final - Session 1
Congress 2024 - Group (C) Open Pairs Finals - Session 2