Africa-Press – Gambia. Flex Fuzion Dance Academy has brought pride to The Gambia after four of its dancers delivered an outstanding performance at the World Federation of Acrobatic and Dance Sports World Cup, held on 23 November 2025 at the Irina Viner Palace in Moscow, Russia.
The team, comprised of Mariama Camara, Kaddijatou Baldeh, Sanjaku Kamara, and Daniel Taylor, and led by coach Yasai Joof, competed against dancers from 30 countries. Their remarkable display earned them a 6th-place global ranking and two trophies, securing The Gambia the position of top-performing African nation ahead of Senegal.
This milestone marks a historic achievement for Flex Fuzion and elevates The Gambia’s presence in international dance sport. The academy attributed the success to the commitment and resilience of the dancers, as well as the expert guidance of Coach Joof and their international coaching partners.
Ndey Fatou Jabang, Chief Executive and Creative Director of Flex Fuzion Dance Academy, expressed gratitude to the Russian Consul in The Gambia, Hon. Lamin Manga, and all partners who supported the team’s participation.
She called for continuous collaboration from stakeholders to help expand opportunities for young Gambians through dance, create sustainable livelihoods, and strengthen the country’s representation on global platforms.
Founded in 2017, Flex Fuzion Dance Academy has become a leading performing arts institution in The Gambia. The academy emphasizes youth empowerment, cultural diplomacy, and creative education, training over 1,000 young people in dance, music, theatre, scriptwriting, and modelling.
Through national and international projects in cultural exchange, festivals, disability inclusion, and community development, Flex Fuzion continues to shape the future of the country’s creative industry.
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