The IAAF has renegotiated parts of the controversial 10-year marketing and media rights partnership agreed by its former president Lamine Diack with Japanese marketing agency Dentsu
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General secretary to exit IAAF, as Diack places faith in presidential candidates
International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) president Lamine Diack has stated his belief that the sport has a strong future under one of two “great champions” lined up as his successor, while the Senegalese official has said general secretary Essar Gabriel will also leave the governing body.