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African Athletics Stars Say Nairobi 2029 Worlds Could Inspire New Generation

Kenya's selection to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships is expected to motivate young athletes across Africa, according to some of the continent's leading track and field figures.

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Some of Africa's most accomplished track and field athletes have said they expect the decision to award Kenya the 2029 World Athletics Championships to inspire the next generation of competitors on the continent, according to BBC Sport.

Kenya, long recognised as a powerhouse in distance running, will host the championships in Nairobi, marking what BBC Sport describes as a significant moment for African athletics.

According to the report, several of the continent's greats believe the event carries potential beyond the competition itself, with the hope that it will encourage young athletes across Africa to pursue the sport.

Further details on the specific athletes cited and their comments were included in the original BBC Sport report.

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