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Tuwei: Athletics is now suffering from effects of climate change

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Athletics Kenya President Jack Tuwei speaks in Eldoret on Friday February 3, 2023. [Stephen Rutto, Standard]

Effects of climate change have been felt in athletics, the 29th United Nations Climate Change conference (COP29), which is currently underway in Baku, Azerbaijan has been told.

Leaders in the management of athletics among them Athletics Kenya (AK) President Lieutenant General (Retired) Jackson Tuwei told the conference that athletes are directly affected by unpleasant effects of climate change.

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