18/05/2026
Over the past two weeks, the Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya, continued its nationwide commitment to promoting clean sport through impactful education and awareness sessions across Kenya’s leading athletics camps and sporting institutions.
At the ISS Athletics Training Camp held at the County Hall in Iten, athletes participated in an engaging anti-doping workshop featuring interactive Mentimeter activities, group discussions, and practical learning sessions designed to strengthen awareness on clean sport and ethical competition.
ADAK also conducted Clean Sports Education Sessions for athletes in senior athletics camps at Hussein Athletics Camp in Nandi County, where athletes were sensitized on anti-doping rules, athlete rights and responsibilities, prohibited substances, and the importance of integrity in sport.
In Nandi County, another impactful session was held at 2 Running Athletics Camp, the home base of new marathon world record holder Sebastian Sawe. Athletes engaged actively in discussions on fair play, testing procedures, therapeutic use exemptions, and the role every athlete plays in safeguarding the future of clean sport.
At Kiprun Camp in Iten, Elgeyo Marakwet County, ADAK reached both athletes and Athlete Support Personnel through a comprehensive clean sport education session focused on anti-doping compliance, athlete welfare, and collective responsibility in maintaining integrity within athletics.
The clean sport campaign further extended to Rosa Associates Athletics Camp in Nandi County, where senior athletes were equipped with critical knowledge on anti-doping regulations and the importance of competing fairly and responsibly at all levels of sport.
At Nandi Highlands Athletics Camp in Nandi County, athletes participated in informative discussions aimed at enhancing awareness on prohibited substances, supplements, whereabouts requirements, and values-based sport.
In Iten, Elgeyo Marakwet County, ADAK facilitated another engaging Clean Sports Education Session for athletes and Athlete Support Personnel from Newton Agencies and ASICS Training Camp, reinforcing the importance of education, prevention, and accountability in clean sport.
The Agency also visited Global Sports Communication Camp in Kaptagat, Uasin Gishu County, where senior athletes attended a highly interactive workshop on anti-doping education. The session was further highlighted by the presence of world 1500 metres record holder Faith Kipyegon, underscoring the collective commitment by elite athletes towards protecting the integrity of athletics.
At High Altitude Training Camp in Iten, Elgeyo Marakwet County, ADAK engaged both athletes and Athlete Support Personnel in detailed discussions on anti-doping responsibilities, testing procedures, and the importance of maintaining clean and ethical sporting environments.
The clean sport awareness drive continued at Kapsabet Junior Athletics Camp located at the Eliud Kipchoge Complex in Kapsabet, where young and upcoming athletes were empowered with knowledge aimed at building a strong foundation for clean sport careers.
ADAK also conducted a Clean Sports Education Session at Rosa Associates Camp in Uasin Gishu County. The session attracted athletes and coaches from neighboring camps following an invitation by Coach Mr. Nicholas, creating a broader platform for awareness and collaborative learning within the athletics community.
As Team Kenya intensified preparations for the Africa Senior Championships, ADAK held an engaging clean sport education session at Hotel Rio. Discussions focused heavily on whereabouts requirements, athlete responsibilities, and the importance of compliance ahead of international competition.
In Kapsabet, athletes from Golazo Athletics Camp participated in another impactful clean sport workshop that emphasized the importance of discipline, integrity, and informed decision-making in elite athletics.
At Posso Sports Camp held at Manasha Hotel in Iten, Elgeyo Marakwet County, athletes benefited from practical anti-doping education sessions aimed at strengthening awareness and promoting fair competition among emerging and elite athletes alike.
ADAK further engaged senior athletes at St. Patrick’s Iten Camp through a dedicated clean sport education session focused on anti-doping procedures, athlete rights, and long-term athlete protection through education and prevention.
The Agency also convened a Clean Sports Education Session for senior athletes in Scholarships Training Groups at the County Treasury Hall in Iten. The participating groups included Team Dreamers & Scholars and the Mororia Group. The session was graced by Mr. Silas K. Kiplagat, Director of Sports and Youth Affairs, Elgeyo Marakwet County, alongside Mr. Boniface Tiren, Athletics Kenya North Rift representative, demonstrating strong stakeholder support towards the clean sport agenda.
At Taunet Athletics Camp in Kapsabet, athletes received further education on anti-doping compliance, athlete responsibilities, and the importance of protecting the integrity of Kenyan athletics through clean and fair competition.
The clean sport outreach also reached All for Running Shoe for Africa Athletics Camp at the All for Running School in Kapsabet, where athletes participated actively in discussions designed to enhance understanding of anti-doping regulations and ethical sporting conduct.
ADAK concluded the week’s intensive outreach activities during the 5th Edition of the Iten Betika Road Race bib collection day in Iten, Elgeyo Marakwet County. The turnout at the ADAK tent was impressive, with athletes flocking to receive valuable clean sport education and guidance. The session was highly interactive, impactful, and reflective of the growing commitment by Kenyan athletes towards upholding the values of integrity, fairness, and clean competition.
Through these continuous education and awareness initiatives, Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya remains steadfast in its mission to protect clean sport, empower athletes with knowledge, and safeguard the integrity and global reputation of Kenyan athletics.
