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'They shot my dad in front of me' - African refugees eye Olympics

BBC Sport Tuesday, 18 February 2025
'They shot my dad in front of me' - African refugees eye OlympicsAfter fleeing conflict, over 100 athletes from across Africa attend trials in Kenya in the hope of becoming part of the Refugee Olympic Team.
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