CLEAN : Kenya should not be banned, says African athletics chief

The transcript discusses the issue of doping in sports, highlighting the lack of facilities in Africa to produce doping substances and comparing it to past incidents in the US and Canada. It emphasizes the need to support Kenya's efforts in sports and anti-doping measures, including the establishment of a national anti-doping agency. The transcript concludes with plans for the Youth Championship in Kenya, affirming the country's readiness to host the event.

What does the speaker suggest about the approach towards doping in sports?

• Punish all athletes, including clean ones.

• Change the perspective on doping.

• Ban countries with doping incidents.

• Ignore doping issues.

Why does the speaker believe Africa cannot produce doping substances?

• High cost of production.

• Strict government regulations.

• Absence of laboratories and expertise.

• Lack of interest in sports.

How does the speaker view past doping incidents in the United States and Canada?

• As examples of fair punishment.

• As reasons to ban these countries.

• As situations where only athletes were sanctioned.

• As irrelevant to current issues.

What measures has Kenya taken to address doping?

• Established a national anti-doping agency.

• Requested help from other countries.

• Ignored international guidelines.

• Banned all athletes from competition.

What is the speaker's opinion on Kenya hosting the Youth Championship?

• There is no reason to cancel or postpone.

• Kenya should host a different event.

• Kenya is not ready to host.

• The event should be postponed.