34 of the South African medals were won in the swimming pool, five in the canoeing events, four in the triathlon and three in karate. The South Africans have taken 20 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze medals.
Placed second in the medal table is Tunisia, with 21 medals (nine in karate, nine in swimming and three in canoeing), followed by Algeria with 20 (11 in karate, seven in swimming, one in canoeing and one in volleyball).
The full medals table, as of Thursday morning is as follows:
South Africa: 46 (20 gold, 11 silver, 15 bronze)
Tunisia: 21 (5 gold, 10 silver, six bronze)
Algeria: 20 (4 gold, 5 silver, 11 bronze)
Egypt: 14 (eight gold, four silver and two bronze)
Senegal: 13 (four gold, two silver, seven bronze)
Kenya: 11 (four gold, three silver and four bronze)
Cameroon: 6 (one gold, one silver, four bronze)
Zimbabwe: 5 (two gold, three silver)
Nigeria: 5 (two silver, three bronze)
Botswana: 5 (one silver, four bronze)
Mozambique: 4 (two silver, two bronze)
Congo: 3 (one silver, two bronze)
Angola: 2 (one silver, one bronze)
DR Congo: 2 bronze
Mali: 1 silver
Namibia: 1 silver
Mauritius: 1 bronze
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