Kenya is set to have its first anti-doping control laboratory, with plans for it to be operational in January. The president of the Kenyan athletics federation, Isaiah Kiplagat, mentioned that delegations from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and the international federation (IAAF) would be in Kenya soon to assist in the establishment of the laboratory. The laboratory will be located in Nairobi, and it will handle all the analysis and storage of blood and urine samples, marking a significant step in Kenya’s efforts to combat doping in athletics.
ATHLETICS: A FIRST ANTI-DOPING LABORATORY IN KENYA
