How Countries Poach African Athletes To Win Olympic Medals

        How Countries Poach African Athletes To Win Olympic Medals
    Changing nationalities in sports is common but what does it mean for African teams to lose great athletes to countries willing to pay more?
Pablo Medina Uribe
August 04, 2016
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How Countries Poach African Athletes To Win Olympic Medals

Changing nationalities in sports is common but what does it mean for African teams to lose great athletes to countries willing to pay more?

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