Why cases of doping by young Kenyan athletes are on the rise
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Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya (Adak) head of education and research, Martin Yauma, claims that some coaches, trainers and meet managers are behind doping cases of
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Rising Kenyan star Emmaculate Anyango flagged for doping
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Anyango, who treated local athletics fans to awe-inspiring performances in the past two years, has been suspended by Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) for doping. On Friday, the AIU
Kenya’s doping problems have been documented for at least a decade and its national anti-doping programme, which was shown to be ineffective and was accused of being
Kenyan runner Kwemoi banned 6 years for blood doping
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MONACO (AP) — Kenyan 10,000-meter runner Rodgers Kwemoi was banned for six years on Friday for suspected blood doping 18 times and disqualified from Olympics and
No fewer than 25 Kenyan athletes were suspended by the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) or the Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya (ADAK) in 2022. The list of banned athletes includes some major
Former Olympic champion Kiprop banned for 4 years for
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Former Olympic and three-time world champion Asbel Kiprop of Kenya was banned for four years for testing positive for the blood-boosting drug EPO after his claim that urine samples might
On the IAAF’s most recent list, which includes all track and field athletes, Russia leads with 57, followed by Turkey with 43, India with 38, Kenya with 14, and the United States
WADA report: Kenya doping serious, not institutionalized
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— A total of 131 Kenyan athletes failed doping tests between 2004 and this year. Track and field was by far the worst sport in the country for failed tests. In the same period, all
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- How much did Kenya commit to anti-doping?
- Before this year, Kenya had committed $2.5 million a year to anti-doping, Clothier said, not nearly enough. There were only 38 athletes in Kenya’s national doping testing pool last year, a miniscule amount. There will be 300 this year, Clothier said.
- Does Kenya have a National Anti-Doping Agency?
- Kenya only established a national anti-doping agency in 2016, an eye opener considering it has been the dominant force in distance running for decades and has won the second-most medals across the board in the history of the worlds behind the United States.
- Is there a temptation to dope in Kenya?
- In Kenya, there’s “a temptation to dope that’s like no other part of our sport, not even close,” said Brett Clothier, the head of the Athletics Integrity Unit, the independent body set up in 2017 to oversee international track and field’s anti-doping operations and which has been kept very busy by Kenya.
- Why is clothier apologizing for Kenya's doping?
- While laying out some of the reasons behind it, Clothier is far from apologizing for Kenya’s doping. He said also clearly to blame were Kenya’s own anti-doping guardrails, which were flimsy at the best of times, and non-existent for much of the time before the start of a turnaround in the last 12 months.
- Is doping endemic in Kenya?
- The issue reached a head last November, when an outright ban for the country was on the table before the Kenyan government committed another $5 million a year for the next five years to fight doping, and publicly accepted the problem was endemic and not, as it said for years, the work of a few rogue foreign coaches and agents.
- How many athletes are in Kenya's doping testing pool?
- There were only 38 athletes in Kenya’s national doping testing pool last year, a miniscule amount. There will be 300 this year, Clothier said. Apart from the international track body and the AIU’s attempts to prop up its testing program, Kenya was “a completely uncontrolled environment, quite frankly,” Clothier said.
