Athletics Kenya has suspended all events organized by Schorlabook International within Kenya. The decision stems from alleged non-compliance with event organization requirements outlined in the Sports Act of 2013, which defines Athletics Kenya’s role as the sole national governing body for athletics.
Following the suspension, Schorlabook International proceeded to publicize and organize a ‘time trials/recruitment’ event called ‘Golden Ticket Training,’ scheduled for March 12, 2026, at Afraha Stadium in Nakuru. Information regarding the event was disseminated through social media.
Scholarbook Premier Sports Academy challenged the cancellation by filing a dispute with the Sports Disputes Tribunal (SDTSC/E015/2026 – Scholarbook Premier Sports v Athletics Kenya). The tribunal issued orders on March 11, 2026, denying the petition to proceed with the event as planned.
The ‘Golden Ticket Training’ event remains cancelled pending the resolution of the dispute before the Sports Disputes Tribunal. Athletics Kenya has advised all athletes and athlete support personnel to refrain from participating in this event, or any other activities organized by Schorlabook International, until further official communication is provided.
Athletics Kenya cautions that participation in events not sanctioned by the federation may expose athletes to regulatory and eligibility risks under both national and international athletics governance frameworks. The organization urges the athletics community to adhere to Athletics Kenya guidelines and verify the status of events with the federation prior to participation.
The Trump administration is reportedly pressuring FIFA to implement a policy prohibiting transgender athletes from…
The Arab Parliament initiated an international campaign to address a recently approved Israeli law concerning…
The Democratic Alliance (DA) has elected Geordin Hill-Lewis as its new leader. The announcement followed…
Veteran journalist Jim Lemon has pleaded not guilty to charges related to a protest at…
The number of Black-owned employer businesses in the United States surpassed 200,000 in 2023, marking…
Ghana is recognized by the World Bank as one of a few African economies expected…