
Barnaba Korir
Barnaba Korir is an influential figure in athletics administration in Kenya, currently serving as an Executive Member and Youth Director of Athletics Kenya. With a strong commitment to advocating for athletes’ interests, he is vying for the position of first vice president of the National Olympic Committee of Kenya (NOCK) in the upcoming elections. Korir has been endorsed by Athletics Kenya and is working closely with current first Vice President Shadrack Maluki, emphasizing the need for the sport to be well represented. He is also involved in preparations for major athletics events, including the Kip Keino Classic Continental Gold Tour, showcasing his dedication to enhancing the sport's infrastructure and success in the country.
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Recent news mentions
Barnaba Korir, first deputy president of NOC-K, emphasised that integrity in sport is non-negotiable.
Kenya finally removed from WADA watchlistBarnaba Korir is the race chairman and vice president of the National Olympic Committee-Kenya.
Athletes asked to prepare for tough Great Chepsaita Cross CountryBarnaba Korir is the director of the Kip Keino Classic and articulated the vision behind including kids’ athletic events.
Kambundji and Blake among top stars set for Kip Keino Classic on May 31Barnaba Korir is the meet director confident that Nyayo Stadium will be ready in time for the 2025 Kip Keino Classic.
Kenya races against time to host Kip Keino ClassicBarnaba Korir is the Athletics Kenya Youth Development Director and is leading Team New Dawn.
Maluki, Mutuku up in arms as rival camps seek to replace Tergat at NOC-KAccording to AK Executive Member and Youth Director Barnaba Korir, the federation has so far banned 35 athletes.
AK reiterates commitment to fight doping, GBV and age cheatingBarnaba Korir is the candidate for First Deputy President in Maluki's team.
NOC-K Presidential aspirant Maluki pledges athlete-centred approach to leadershipBarnaba Korir believes he is the right person to advocate for athletes’ interests at the National Olympic Committee of Kenya (NOCK) ahead of the association’s elections.
Korir targets NOC-K seat







































