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Two African athletes fail drugs tests

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SYDNEY, Sept 19 (AFP) - Two African athletes - Kenya's Simon Kemboi and Dupe Osilen of Nigeria - will play no part in the Olympic Games after it was revealed by the sport's governing body the IAAF on Tuesday that both had tested positive for nandrolone.

The duo failed tests conducted by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) who passed the information on to the IAAF.

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