Athletics legends Douglas Wakihuri, Daniel Komen, and George Kariuki are set to headline the Windsor Mini Marathon this Saturday at the Windsor Golf Hotel and Country Club.

• Participants will compete in 5km and 10km races alongside these celebrated Kenyan athletes.
• Wakihuri is a marathon world champion and Olympic medallist, while Komen holds the 3000m world record.
• The event promises a full day of activities, including a Kids’ Zone and live band performances.

The ongoing review of Athletics Kenya's (AK) constitution is facing significant challenges due to contentious issues that threaten to slow down reforms. These issues are creating a division between the federation and critical stakeholders as the process of gathering views nears completion.

• The Athletics Kenya (AK) constitutional review is encountering opposition over several contentious issues.
• The AK federation and a section of stakeholders are at odds regarding the reform process.
• The current phase involves gathering views as the review process approaches its final stages.

During the opening of the Africa Zone V Regional Anti-Doping Organisation (RADO) seminar in Nairobi, Secretary of Administration in the State Department of Sports Evans Achoki assured the Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya (ADAK) of continued government support for its anti-doping efforts. He highlighted Kenya’s strong performance at the Tokyo World Championships and emphasized the need for robust anti-doping systems to protect the country's sporting reputation.

• Kenya finished second overall at the Tokyo World Championships with 11 medals (seven gold, two silver, and two bronze).
• The two-day seminar, held in partnership with Kenya’s anti-doping body, SuperSport, and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), brought together 21 Doping Control Officers (DCOs) from nine Zone V countries.
• Former ADAK Chief Executive Officer Sarah Shibutse underscored the importance of investing in training for DCOs to uphold sporting integrity.