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Why it won't be business as usual at NOC-K

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Deloitte East Africa CEO Anne Muraya (left) receives a gift from National Olympics Committee of Kenya (NOC-K) president Paul Tergat after signing a partnership agreement, at Deloitte Place, Nairobi. [NOC-K Media]

It will no longer be business as usual at the National Olympics Committee of Kenya (NOC-K) after the association entered into a long-term sustainable partnership with leading accountancy firm Deloitte East Africa ahead of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. The competition is set for July 26-August 11.

Though the Rio 2016 Olympics has been considered as Kenya's best ever event after the country clinched 13 medals (six gold, six silver, and one bronze), it was overshadowed by the incompetence and corruption of its team management with athletes enduring many problems.

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