KNPC Secretary General Stanley Mutuma emphasised the importance of the Dubai Grand Prix for athletes aiming to qualify for the World Para Athletics Championships in Delhi, India, in September and the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
“This is a full track and field meeting, and we expect surprises from upcoming athletes,” said Mutuma.
Paris Paralympics long jump silver medallist Samson Ojuka is gearing up for a world record attempt at the National Para Athletics Championships, starting Wednesday at the Kenyatta University track.
Ojuka, 28, will join a strong field of competitors at the two-day event, where the Kenya National Paralympic Committee (KNPC) will select a team for the World Para Athletics Grand Prix in Dubai, scheduled for February 6 to 13.
