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After a long-day stand-off on Wednesday over unpaid allowance and unaviability of essential training kits, athletics squad to the next month’s Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, Australia are back to training.

The track and field athletes softened their stand after a meeting with National Olympics Committee of Kenya (Nock) President Paul Tergat.

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