Athletics Kenya has partnered with the Athletics Integrity Unit in an effort to stamp out the menace that has seen the country lead Africa in doping violation cases. In its third annual A-K conference this week, the A-I-U was invited to train Kenyan athletes on the issue as the country works towards moving out of the World Athletics Category-A watch-list. Here's CGTN's Mohamed Abubakar with more.
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