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'Unfairness In Women's Sport Should Be Corrected'

“Much has been written about me…most of it is outright lies or half-truths. I have waited a long time to tell my story.”

In her book, set to release in May 2024, one of the biggest names in athletics not just in Africa but across the world, will tell the full story of the discrimination she has faced in

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