A closer look at “Kenya Must Be 'Clean' to Host 2029 World Athletics Championships, Says WADA President Wito”, exactly as the source publishes it. Witold Banka, president of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), has issued a stark warning to Kenya: the country must demonstrate a credible anti-doping system before it can host the 2029 World Athletics Championships. In an interview, Banka said Kenya needs to strengthen its testing programs, investigations, and enforcement of anti-doping rules to be considered 'clean' and credible on the global stage. His comments come amid ongoing concerns about doping in Kenyan athletics, which has tarnished the reputation of a nation renowned for its middle- and long-distance running prowess.
Banka emphasized that hosting a major championship carries responsibility, and Kenya must show tangible progress in its fight against doping. The 2029 event is set to be held in Nairobi, marking the first time the World Athletics Championships would take place in Africa. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.