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Athletes call for better doping practices during AIU boss meeting, seek to reclaim international reputation

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When the head of Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) Brett Clothier recently toured Kenya on a fact-finding mission, athletes told him why there was a need to tighten the noose on cheats and persons aiding doping in the country known globally as the powerhouse of the sport.

Athletes were pensive, but candid in their remarks. On the other hand, Clothier listened as sportsmen and women said what they felt should be done to get Kenya out of the doping watch list.

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