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Florence Jepkosgei Chepsoi banned: The first athlete charged by court of law for doping

Kenya’s long distance runner Florence Jepkosgei Chepsoi was arraigned before the Chief Magistrate’s Court in Eldoret and sentenced to a one year Community Service Order after pleading guilty to the offence of presenting false documents to the Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya. In 2017, the athlete was charged with an Anti-Doping Rule Violation. She had participated […]

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Obiri, Majimbo win Forbes Africa Award

World cross country champion Hellen Obiri was crowned the Sports Award at the Forbes Woman Africa Award. In a virtual summit that had various categories including young achievers, social impact, entertainer and sports award, Obiri, the world 5,000m champion was joined by other Kenyan Elsa Majimbo, who won the Entertainment award. The Olympic 5,000m silver […]

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Mokua ready to bounce back after hippo attack

Former Trabzon Half Marathon champion Edwin Mokua is optimistic that he will come back into the running career after surviving hippopotamus attack last year. The September 29th 2020 day will always remain in Mokua life after he was training alongside Dennis Kipkosgei then he was attacked by a hippo in Nyahururu. Full report https://www.the-star.co.ke/sports/athletics/2021-03-05-mokua-wants-to-run-again-after-surviving-hippo-attack/

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Foreigners to compete at National Relay championships

With 23 days to go for the national relays championships cum trials for the world Relay championships, Athletics Kenya has foreigners to compete at the championships set for 26th March at the Nyayo National stadium. According to the federation, they have invited athletes from Botswana, South Africa, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Uganda and Tanzania among others ahead […]

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Kipkogei, Kwamesa win DAAK Half marathon titles

Former Mombasa Safaricom half marathon deaf champion Juster Moraa Kwamesa and David Kipkogei were the winners on Saturday’s Deaf Athletics Association of Kenya (DAAK) half marathon championships held at Kasarani stadium. Coming from Kisii, Kwamesa clocked 1:41.02 to win the women’s 21km distance followed closely by Uasin Gishu’s Grandet Kendagor (1:46.53) as Kisii’s Naibin Mutisha […]