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Published on: 02/11/2026 - 18:46

The opening ceremony kicked off these 13 days of competition with more than two hours of colorful spectacle celebrating diversity and African culture. In front of a packed stadium and a delighted crowd, the spectators shared their emotions at Aminatou Diallo's microphone.

Time for sporting competitions with 3x3 basketball, a spectacular discipline where every move counts. In Ivory Coast, the basketball players of the national team are fine-tuning their settings and actively preparing for their matches with the stated ambition of winning a medal in Dakar. A report by M'ma Camara.

Kenya is not only a great athletics nation, it is also a land of rugby 7s. Faced with the growing enthusiasm for the discipline among young women, the Kenyan Olympic committee has chosen to field an ambitious women's team at these YOG in Dakar. Details in this report by Bastien Renouil.

All eyes are on Naël Lamine Voisin, 16 years old, swimmer and great medal hope for Senegal. Designated to take the Olympic oath during the opening ceremony, the young athlete trains intensively to reach the world level and make his country shine in the pools.

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