CLEAN : Coe says Kenya faces 'long journey' to tackle athletics doping

The transcript discusses the process of changing nationality and the ongoing follow-up of applications. It addresses questions from athletes regarding endurance and the outcomes of a Council meeting. The speaker highlights the differences in handling doping issues between Kenya and Russia, emphasizing that Kenya's situation is distinct and not state-organized. The commitment of Kenyan authorities, including President Ruto, to address these challenges is acknowledged. The transcript concludes with a call to confront the problem head-on rather than ignore it.

What is the main topic discussed in the first section of the transcript?

• Kenya's commitment to anti-doping challenges

• The differences between Kenya and Russia's doping cases

• The process of changing nationality and athlete endurance

• The role of the World Anti-Doping Agency

How does the approach to Kenya differ from that of Russia in terms of anti-doping?

• Kenya's issues are organized at the state level

• Russia's early years involved cover-ups and obfuscation

• Both countries have similar doping challenges

• Kenya has no commitment to addressing doping

What is the key message in the final section regarding Kenya's stance on doping?

• Kenya is committed to confronting doping challenges

• Kenya has already solved its doping issues

• Kenya blames other countries for its doping problems

• Kenya denies having any doping issues

Who is thanked for their commitment to addressing doping challenges in Kenya?

• The athletes themselves

• President Ruto and the Minister

• The Russian government

• The World Anti-Doping Agency

What metaphor is used to describe ignoring the doping problem?

• Sweeping it under the rug

• Burying our head in the sand like the proverbial ostrich

• Running away from the problem

• Turning a blind eye