WADA President Witold Banka is in Kenya for a three-day official visit focused on strengthening anti-doping measures. The visit includes meetings with top government and sports officials. Banka aims to enhance protections for athletes against doping.
Banka is holding discussions with the Ministry of Sports, the Anti-Doping Authority of Kenya (ADAK), athletes, sports federations, and security agencies. The talks are part of his efforts to improve anti-doping systems. The meetings are expected to cover strategies for athlete protection and compliance with international standards.
This is Banka’s first visit to Kenya. During the visit, he will address the media on Tuesday. The discussions come as part of WADA’s global campaign to combat doping in sports. Kenya has been working to improve its anti-doping framework in recent years. The visit highlights the country’s commitment to upholding clean sport.
