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1. Favour Ofili – Nigeria
It was impossible to start this list without mentioning Favour Ofili. Indeed, the Nigerian star of the sprint was much talked about in 2024.
 
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At only 19 years old, she managed to climb among the best sprinters in the world. This fate was not difficult to anticipate, as she was already representing her country at the age of 16 at the 2019 World Relays in Yokohama. Very few athletes can boast of this achievement!

In fact, this is already the second fastest African woman in history in the 200-metre sprint. Nothing more!

As you can see, his name is now synonymous with success in the world of athletics.

Ruth Chepngetich – Kenya

Ruth Chepngetich, from Kenya, is another athlete who marked the year 2024.

 
After setting a world record in the half marathon in 2024, it continued to make history in 2024.

She won the Chicago Marathon and the Nagoya Marathon.

She won the Chicago Marathon and the Nagoya Marathon.

We look forward to seeing what the future holds for this outstanding athlete!

Marie-Josée Ta Lou – Côte d’Ivoire

Marie-Josée Ta Lou, from Côte d'Ivoire, has been a sprinter for several years now and for whom 2024 was the year of… particular, if you will.

Actually, she wasn’t getting off to such a good start, as she suffered a leg injury earlier this year…

Despite this, it did not prevent her from beating, a few months later, her own African record in the 100 meters, ranking it at the 7th rank of the best performances in history.

Absolutely impressive, you will agree!

Gudaf Tsegay – Ethiopia

Finally, Gudaf Tsegay of Ethiopia is an athlete who stood out in 2024.

As a 1,500-metre specialist, she set the indoor world record for 1,500 metres. And her exploits don’t stop there, oh no!

In 2024 alone, she won the 5,000-metre World Champion title in Eugene and the 1500-metre World Indoor Champion title in Belgrade.

Enough to cement its name in the history of African athletes!

These five African female athletes marked 2024 with their exceptional performances. They are an inspiration to many young women in Africa and around the world.