Doping, infrastructure and talent Development are top agenda for the incoming Sports Principal Secretary Jonathan Mueke.
The former Nairobi City County deputy governor while being vetted today outlined his vision for the country where many things are not going the right direction in sports.
“We will conduct a massive communication exercise to show the world that the use of performance-enhancing drugs in Kenya is not funded by the government,” Mueke said.
“It has to be a global campaign because our athletes are the biggest brand we have and it will be very sad if we are banned from international competitions.”
He said that he will work with sports stakeholders in sports to pass policies that promote and develop sports.
“We shall benchmark with the countries so that we can build on what others have done,” he said.
He added that Kenyan schools have fields that are not developed to be sports grounds.