CLEAN : Athletics Kenyan sports minister insists anti doping on track

The video discusses Kenya's commitment to clean sports by addressing doping issues. It highlights the collaboration with international bodies like IAAF and WADA to ensure fair competition. The legislative process for anti-doping measures is outlined, emphasizing the need for validation, workshops, and parliamentary approval. The video also details the program's timeline and compliance with international standards. Finally, it covers the establishment of anti-doping structures and the importance of transparency and structured approaches to enhance sports in Kenya.

What is Kenya's primary goal in working with international bodies like WADA and IAAF?

• To increase the number of athletes

• To promote tourism in Kenya

• To ensure fair and clean competition

• To reduce the cost of sports events

What is a necessary step in the legislative process for anti-doping measures in Kenya?

• Immediate implementation without approval

• Direct enforcement by sports bodies

• Approval by the President only

• Validation and workshops before parliamentary approval

Why is the legislative process for anti-doping measures expected to take time?

• Due to insufficient funding

• Because of a lack of interest from legislators

• Because of the lengthy policy and legal procedures

• Due to the need for international approval

What is the role of the newly established anti-doping body in Kenya?

• To direct all matters related to anti-doping

• To organize sports events

• To promote Kenyan culture

• To manage athlete training programs

How does Kenya plan to deal with individuals who spoil the integrity of sports?

• By rewarding them

• By dealing with them in a structured manner

• By banning all sports activities

• By ignoring their actions