World Para-AthleticsThe International Federation of Paralympic Athletics and the World Para Athletics Championships.
Months after staging the 2019 World Para Athletics Championships, the Dubai Club for People of Determination will again receive the best athletes in the planet for the first stop of the 2020 Grand Prix circuit between 14 and 17 March.
Three-time Paralympic medallist, Samwel Kimani defended his World title to give Kenya their first gold medal on the penultimate day of the Dubai 2019 World Athletics Championships.
South Africa’s first gold medal at the Dubai 2019 World Championships came through a familiar face with a different name. Anrune Weyers winning the women’s 400m T47 with a championship record of 55.79.
Dubai stage is perfectly set for SA’s Ntando Mahlangu, the current T61 100m, 200m, 400m and long jump world record holder, to show his prowess ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Games, where he is already tipped as the firm favourite.
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