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Kenya to continue anti-doping tests for Tokyo Olympics team

Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya Chief Executive Officer Japhter Rugut. [File]

Kenya has set aside Sh17 million towards the fight against doping for the national team preparing for the postponed Tokyo Olympic Games.

Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya (Adak) chief executive officer Japhter Rugut said this is a part of the plan to win the fight against the scourge, which has left the country facing a backlash over the huge number of tests that have come back positive and left over 60 athletes banned from competition. 

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