
· Para canoe
Guendouz’s Paris gold opens a new chapter for Algerian Para canoe
An IPC feature revisited Brahim Guendouz’s breakthrough at Paris 2024, where he became Africa’s first Paralympic canoe champion.
Read the archive reportAlgeria’s IPC record spans team qualification and individual Paralympic success. Its men’s goalball team earned a London 2012 place through the 2011 Africa Oceania championships. More than a decade later, Brahim Guendouz became Africa’s first Paralympic canoe champion at Paris 2024. These milestones sit alongside the country’s established athletics achievements already documented in this archive.
Historical context is drawn from the linked IPC records. Dates and roles refer to the time of the original report.

· Para canoe
An IPC feature revisited Brahim Guendouz’s breakthrough at Paris 2024, where he became Africa’s first Paralympic canoe champion.
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· Para athletics
A 35.55m winning mark put the Algerian thrower at the top of the women’s discus F57 podium.
Read the archive report· Para athletics
Skander Athmani, Safia Djelal and Abdeslam Hili secured gold during a strong African session at Tokyo 2020.
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