Anne Wafula Strike: The Kenyan pioneer of the Paralympics
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The Paralympics starts this week in Paris, showcasing the incredible skills of people who have overcome disability, limb loss or visual and hearing impairment to become elite athletes. Anne Wafula Strike is a wheelchair racer who became the first Kenyan to represent her country in the sport 20 years ago. She spoke to Esther Higham about changing attitudes to the games, what it takes to be elite, and how faith has guided her career.
Released on 28 Aug 2024
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