Top 20 Speakers - Nations PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 07 May 2008 20:42
 Name  Team Debates 

Average Score
 

1Mark Schoeman
 South Africa  4  75.0 
2Bibi Bassa
 South Africa  3  73.7
3Daniel Kaliski South Africa  3  73.3
4Caitlin Macleod
 South Africa  2  73.0
5Ilan Price
 South Africa  3  71.7
6Bontle Bopape
 FNB/UYF Team
  5  70.8
7Josy Nghipandua
 Namibia
  3  70.3
8Yasmeen Rasool
 FNB/UYF Team  5  69.8
=Ruth Mulenga
 Botswana
  5  69.8
=Lucky Okudo Kenya  4  69.8
11Keith Vries
 Namibia  5  69.6
12Nabeelah Shaikh FNB/UYF Team  5  69.4
13Ros Limbo
 Namibia  3  69.0
14Bonolo Magowe
 Botswana  5  68.8
15Chloe McAlpin
 Malawi   2  68.5
16Sekese Rasephei
 Lesotho  2  68.0
=Antonette Ncube
 Botswana  5  68.0
18Juliet Nyanamba Kenya   3  67.7
19Tamie Ilika
 Namibia  2  67.5
20Irene Ikomu
 Uganda  5  67.4

 
Last Updated ( Saturday, 10 May 2008 17:34 )
 
Top 20 Speakers - Schools PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 07 May 2008 19:54
 Name  School Debates Average Score
1Christopher Lester  Bishops Diocesan College
  4 73.3
2Marc De Vos
 St John's College  4 73.0
3Joshua Miller Bishop's Diocesan College
  2 72.0
4Stephanie van der Mey  St Dominic's College
  5 71.6
5Abigail Godsell
 Parktown High School for Girls   3 71.3
=Razina Thokan Roedean School
  3 71.3
7Tatenda Mafana
 St Dominic's College
  3 71.0
=Jurie Jean van der Vyver
 St Peter's College
  2 71.0
=Noah de Villiers
 Rondebosch Boys' High School
  5 71.0
10James Laird-Smith
 St Peter's College   5 70.8
11Thomas McLennan
 Bishops Diocesan College
  4 70.7
12Faith Pienaar
 Parktown High School for Girls
  3 70.3
13Andy Petersen St John's College
  3 70.0
=Bevin Meyer
 Parktown High School for Girls
  3 70.0
=Tatum Naidoo
 Greenbury Secondary School
  5 70.0
=Yajna Maharaj
 Greenbury Secondary School
  4 70.0
=Sean Darge
 Rondebosch Boys' High School
  5 70.0
18Kehar Narismulu Bishops Diocesan College
  3 69.7
19Charlotte Savage  Roedean School
  4 69.5
20Andrew Tudhope
 St Peter's College
  5 69.4
Last Updated ( Saturday, 10 May 2008 17:16 )
 
African Champions PDF Print E-mail
Saturday, 03 May 2008 21:15

The finals of the African Schools Debating Championships were held at the Pan African Parliament this afternoon. The results were as follows:

Schools Cup Final

THW only change the constitution by public referendum

Proposition: Independents (Herzlia)

Opposition: St John's College

Winners and Schools Cup Champions: Independents (Herzlia)

 

Nations Cup Final

THS unilateral military intervention in the case of gross human rights violations

Proposition: Uganda

Opposition: South Africa

Winners and African Champions: South Africa

 

Best Speaker (Schools Cup): Christopher Lester (Bishops)

Best Speaker (Nations Cup): Mark Schoeman (South Africa)

 

Well done to all the winners! A more comprehensive list of speaker rankings will be available within the next two weeks.
 
Welcome to the African Schools Debating Championships PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 17 March 2008 07:54
Welcome to the website for the African Schools Debating Championships! This tournament aims to bring together the top students from across South Africa, and teams from countries from all over Africa, to participate in critical dialogue. They will compete in a debating tournament while at the same time, the public and students will be invited to engage on topical issues with prominent members of business, government and civil society. With the immense support of FNB, Umsobomvu Youth Fund and St John's College, the ASDC is set to become the premier youth dialogue event on the continent! We hope you will be joining us between 29 April and 3 May 2008 at St John's!
Last Updated ( Thursday, 27 March 2008 00:22 )
 
South African Schools Debating Board