The training was aimed at refreshing skills and providing Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya (Adak) educators with an avenue to benchmark with best practice. Adak’s director of anti-doping education and research Agnes Mandu said the training had refined the critical education skills possessed by the educators. “We have experienced remarkable growth in the manner in which our educators have been conducting their business since the last training we had with Anti-Doping Norway in November, 2016. Lead trainer Ann Engelstad, who is also an advisor on international relations at Anti-Doping Norway, said Kenya had done well in the fight against doping. “I must say that Kenya has done extraordinarily well in the area of anti-doping education in particular and in the fight against doping generally," she said.

Source: Daily Nation February 06, 2018 17:15 UTC