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NAIFROBI, July 31 (Reuters) – Kenyan sprint Boniface Mweresa has failed a doping test and was removed from the team for the African championships that start Wednesday in Asaba, Nigeria, a senior official. Kenya's anti-doping agency (ADAK) told Reuters.
Samples of Mweresa, who won money in the 400m and gold at the 4x400m at the 2015 Brazzaville African Games, were captured at the Kenya Defense Championships from June 6 to 8 in Kuala Lumpur. Nairobi and contained a prohibited substance. Tuesday.
The Kenyan delegation visited Asaba on Monday without Mweresa, who was a member of the team at the 2013 and 2017 World Championships in Moscow and London respectively, and at the 2014 and 2018 Commonwealth Games in Singapore. Glasgow and Gold Coast.
Mweresa, 24, could not immediately be contacted by Reuters but the athlete told the local media that he was innocent and that he had taken supplements that He had declared to ADAK.
"Declaring that he took supplements does not make him innocent if we find banned substances in his samples," Reuters told the ADAK official, who did not wish to be identified.
Mweresa, who would have been a medal hope at the Africa Championships in Asaba city, in the state of Delta, told local media that he would dispute the decision of the Kenya Sports Court.
Senior officials of the country's governing body, Athletics Kenya, traveled to Asaba for the African Championships and could not be reached for comment.
Kenya is known for its prowess in middle and long distance races, but the athletes of the East African nation have undergone more than 50 failed doping tests in the past six years.
The Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU), an independent global body that handles all issues related to doping, said this month that Kenyan, the world's champion of Olympic steeplechase and world record holder a positive test for the blood booster EPO.
The IAU also confirmed in May that former Olympic champion and three-time world champion in the 1,500, Asbel Kiprop, had failed a test for EPO. Kiprop has denied the wrongdoing and his case will be heard in an IAU court to be held in London next month.
The world governing body of sport, the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), said Friday that it had approved new rules setting out the obligations of its member federations in the fight against doping.
Athletes from Kenya, Ethiopia, Belarus and Ukraine will be tested three times in the 10 months preceding the world championships and the Olympics. They are in category A which is described as having "member federations at major risk of doping".
Previously, anti-doping code obligations were focused primarily on individuals rather than member federations.
The IAU recommended the new regulations to the IAAF as a crucial step in protecting the integrity of the sport. (Edited by Ken Ferris)
