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RECORDS BROKEN AT KASARANI: No problem for top stars at the end of National Championships as new marks are set

Mike Mokamba of KDF celebtares his 100m national record (10.23) victory during the Athletics kenya national Championship at Kasarani Stadium on July 11,2015.Photo/DENNIS OKEYOCaption

The Safaricom National Athletics Championships ended at the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani yesterday with impressive shows for Kenyan athletics records.

The spectacle registered two national records in men’s 100m, equaled the high jump record and then slapped new women’s 400m hurdles mark as well as unofficial hand-timed 200m record.

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