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    • PREMIUM A New Zealander coach, Kenyan arrested with gun in Iten

    The arrested duo will be arraigned in court on Thursday.

    1. AK wants foreign athletes monitored after Robertson arrested with a gun

    2. PREMIUM Pacemaker Boit now takes on King Eliud Kipchoge

    3. Sorry guys, Mary Moraa is off the market

    4. Chepkirui travelling from Kipchimchim to Berlin with hope

    1. Sorry guys, Mary Moraa is off the market

      "It can only get better for Moraa," says Lagat.

    2. PREMIUM Pacemaker Boit now takes on King Eliud Kipchoge

      Josphat Boit started this season with a fourth place at the Barcelona Half Marathon in February.

    3. PREMIUM A New Zealander coach, Kenyan arrested with gun in Iten

      The arrested duo will be arraigned in court on Thursday.

    4. AK wants foreign athletes monitored after Robertson arrested with a gun

      Robertson was banned in March this year by the Sports Tribunal of New Zealand.

    5. Chepkirui travelling from Kipchimchim to Berlin with hope

      Her target is to register a faster time on Sunday.

      Sheila Chepkirui

    6. German touch to Eldoret viewing party

      NTV will broadcast Sunday’s race live.

      Nation Media Group CEO Stephen Gitagama (left) and German ambassador to Kenya Sebastian Groth

    7. Tsegay breaks Kipyegon's world record in Eugene

      Tsegay blew away Kipyegon's world record my massive five seconds, clocking 14 minutes and 00.21 seconds.

      Gudaf Tsegay of Ethiopia

    8. PREMIUM Why German marathon record holder Petros loves training in Iten

      Petros, who is originally from Eritrea, moved to Germany as a refugee in 2012.

      Amanal Petros

    9. History-making Ferdinand Omanyala finishes third in Diamond League finale

      Omanyala ended his season with an incredible third place finish in the final of the Diamond League.

    10. PREMIUM Gladys Cherono on why Kenyan will shine in Berlin Marathon

      Cherono is optimistic Kenyans will, yet again, do well at this years’ race.