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Agnes Jebet Ngetich, in red Kenya kit, running alone at the front of the women's half marathon field on a Copenhagen street, with a chasing pack of runners and spectators behind barriers.
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Agnes Ngetich’s Copenhagen Record and Kenya’s 34-Year Road Running Story

An aerial night view of a large oval stadium with a curved white lattice facade, its interior stands lit, with rows of solar canopies over the car park beside it.
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Africa’s First Olympic Games, and Kenya’s Part in It

Five lanes on the bend of an athletics track, each broken off at a different point by a red mark and fading to a dotted line before the finish.
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For Martina, and the Names Before Her

Kenyan athletes Anatasha Cheptoo and Mercy Chepngeno Koskey compete in the women’s 3,000m steeplechase at the 2026 World Athletics U20 Championships in Eugene, Oregon.
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Forty Years, 229 Medals: Kenya’s World U20 Record by the Numbers

Portrait of Kenyan athlete Kipchoge Keino, circa 1968.
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Kenya’s Olympic Pioneers: The Teams That Started It All, 1956–1968

Agnes Jebet Ngetich, in red Kenya kit, running alone at the front of the women's half marathon field on a Copenhagen street, with a chasing pack of runners and spectators behind barriers.
ReadCompetitions

Agnes Ngetich’s Copenhagen Record and Kenya’s 34-Year Road Running Story

An aerial night view of a large oval stadium with a curved white lattice facade, its interior stands lit, with rows of solar canopies over the car park beside it.
ReadOpinion

Africa’s First Olympic Games, and Kenya’s Part in It

Five lanes on the bend of an athletics track, each broken off at a different point by a red mark and fading to a dotted line before the finish.
ReadOpinion

For Martina, and the Names Before Her

Kenyan athletes Anatasha Cheptoo and Mercy Chepngeno Koskey compete in the women’s 3,000m steeplechase at the 2026 World Athletics U20 Championships in Eugene, Oregon.
ReadCompetitions

Forty Years, 229 Medals: Kenya’s World U20 Record by the Numbers

Portrait of Kenyan athlete Kipchoge Keino, circa 1968.
ReadHistory

Kenya’s Olympic Pioneers: The Teams That Started It All, 1956–1968