African power: Ghana and Mali shine at World Arms Championships in India African athletes displayed incredible strength at the 47th World Arms Championships in New Delhi. Ghana won four gold medals and four silver medals in several categories, led by the victories of the blessed Abeka Nono and Mabel Kwabe Yaboa and African champion Grace Mintas with two silver medals, according to the Ghana Arms Federation. Mali secured five medals - two gold, one silver, two bronze - highlighted by impressive golds from Mohamed Sanogu and team captain Mohamed Koulibaly against the world's elite rivals, local media reported. The World Arm Wrestling Championship takes place from October 26 to November 7 in the capital of India, with the participation of several African countries, including Kenya, South Africa, Nigeria, Cameroon and Benin. Subscribe to Sputnik Africa | X.

African power: Ghana and Mali shine at World Arms Championships in India African athletes displayed incredible strength at the 47th World Arms Championships in New Delhi. Ghana won four gold medals and four silver medals in several categories, led by the victories of the blessed Abeka Nono and Mabel Kwabe Yaboa and African champion Grace Mintas with two silver medals, according to the Ghana Arms Federation. Mali secured five medals - two gold, one silver, two bronze - highlighted by impressive golds from Mohamed Sanogu and team captain Mohamed Koulibaly against the world's elite rivals, local media reported. The World Arm Wrestling Championship takes place from October 26 to November 7 in the capital of India, with the participation of several African countries, including Kenya, South Africa, Nigeria, Cameroon and Benin. Subscribe to Sputnik Africa | X.