The Road to Toruń Heats Up With the World Athletics Indoor Championships just around the corner in March, African athletes are shifting into high gear. The past week saw a
The indoor track and field season has officially hit top gear. With major Championships insight, African athletes are doing more than just tuning up—they are putting the world on notice.
The road to the 2026 World Athletics Indoor Championships is heating up, and if the early results are any indication, African athletes are not just participating—they are dictating the pace.
The path to the 2026 World Athletics Indoor Championships in Toruń, Poland, is heating up, and if this past week (January 23–25) is any indication, African nations are arriving with
The landscape of global athletics is undergoing a significant transformation. Those not closely monitoring the current surge of West African talent are overlooking the season’s most compelling narrative. This past
The commencement of the indoor track and field season this weekend yielded a series of high-caliber performances. For the African contingent in the NCAA and on the pro circuit, the
Wiseman Were is changing the narrative of Kenyan athletics, moving beyond the nation’s distance-running dominance to excel as a top sprinter. In this episode of Raising the Flag, Wiseman discusses
What does it take to coach one of the fastest athletes in the world? How do you manage a roster of elite international talent through a long and grueling season?
In our latest “The PlayBook” episode, we talk with Coach Benjamin, the celebrated coach behind Ezekiel, one of Africa’s fastest 400m hurdlers. Following a record-breaking 2025 season where Ezekiel broke
