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Originally published by Standard Sportssports
November 14, 2025
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Kenyan federations urged to embrace science ahead of Los Angeles 2028
CS Mvurya warns that there will be no government funding for noncompliant federations. Three-day NOC-K seminar involving federation presidents and secretaries ends on Friday...
✨ Key Highlights
NOC-K recently hosted a three-day conference for sports federations in Machakos to prepare for the Los Angeles 2028 Summer Olympic Games. The aim is for Kenyan teams to qualify, excel, and increase representation, including in team sports beyond rugby and volleyball.
- Ministry of Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya affirmed the government's commitment to sports, highlighting an investment in 30 sports stadia across the country within a year.
- Jubilee Holdings CEO Dr. Julius Kipng’etich urged federations to prioritize strong leadership, long-term planning, and embrace science and technology to enhance athlete performance and remain competitive globally.
- The seminar also addressed critical issues such as the doping menace, federation compliance and governance, internal dispute resolution, and athlete welfare, as articulated by Sports Registrar Rose Wasike, Chairman of the Sports Disputes Tribunal Benard Murunga, and Olympians including Ferdinand Omanyala and Vincent Onyala.
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