WADA President: Cheaters will have more chances of being caught in Vancouver than at any past Olympic Games
WADA President John Fahey at a Press Conference on the eve of the Winter Olympic Games has stated that cheaters have a better chance of being caught than any past Olympic Games... [more]
Government of Canada announces support to Caribbean RADO
On the opening day of the Winter Vancouver Olympic Games, Canadian Minister of State (Sport) and WADA Foundation Board Member, Gary Lunn, announced his Government’s funding of the Caribbean Reg... [more]
he 11th South Asian Games which started in Bangladesh on 29th January will do doping tests, according to the game organisers. ... [more]
WADA creates pages on Facebook and Twitter
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has launched an official Facebook page and a Twitter account to promote clean sport and provide updates on its programs and activities.... [more]
WADA President hails Spanish Court decision in Whereabouts Case
WADA President John Fahey expressed his satisfaction following the decision of a provincial court in Almeria, Spain, to reject the appeal of cyclist Carlos Roman Golbano.... [more]
Anti-Doping Symposium
World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is organizing an Anti-Doping Symposium from 13-14 April 2010 in Lausanne, Switzerland.... [more]
Website and Magazine Highlight WADAs Role in Vancouver
WADA has created a section of its Web site outlining the Agencys role at the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.... [more]
SA-RADO website officially opened by the Minister of Youth and Sports Mr. Mohamed Waheedudeen and Director of WADA Mr. Rob Koehler on December 17th, 2007.
