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Partly completed Afraha Stadium to open...but for athletics use only

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A newly installed tartan track at Afraha Stadium in Nakuru City on April 1, 2025 ahead of the fourth edition of the Betika/ Athletics Kenya track and field weekend meeting set to be held at the venue on Friday and Saturday. 

Photo credit: Francis Mureithi | Nation Media Group

After nearly four years of inactivity, the Afraha Stadium in Nakuru County will come alive this weekend as it hosts the fourth edition of the Betika Athletics Kenya (AK) Track and Field Weekend Meeting.

The highly anticipated event, set for Friday and Saturday, could serve as a testing ground for both the Nakuru County government and the national government to accelerate the completion of the 77-year-old facility’s renovation.