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Nairobi Makes History as First African City Named Host of 2029 World Athletics Championships

Nairobi Makes History as First African City Named Host of 2029 World Athletics Championships

Nairobi has been selected to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships, making the Kenyan capital the first African city to stage the prestigious global athletics event.

The landmark decision represents a major milestone for Kenya and African athletics, with Nairobi set to welcome the world’s leading track and field athletes for the championships in 2029.

Kenya has previously demonstrated its ability to host major international athletics competitions. Nairobi staged the 2017 World U18 Championships and the 2021 World U20 Championships, providing the country with valuable experience on the global stage.

The 2029 championships will further strengthen Kenya’s reputation as one of Africa’s leading athletics nations and provide a historic opportunity for the continent to showcase its talent, facilities and passion for the sport.

For Nairobi, the hosting rights mark a significant moment in its sporting history, with the city poised to become the first African destination to host the senior World Athletics Championships.

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