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Kenyan Athletes at Belgrade World Indoor Championships this afternoon

Ferdinand Omanyala wins the 100m final during the 3rd Athletics Kenya Track and Field championship held at Nyayo national stadium in Nairobi on March 05, 2022.[Stafford Ondego, Standard]

Kenya and Ethiopia are primed for an intriguing battle for Africa’s bragging rights on Friday afternoon when the 2022 World Indoor Athletics Championships get underway at the Štark Arena in Belgrade Friday.

Rivals Ethiopia is by far the most successful African nation at the World indoor games.

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