World champion Chris Kinda, his guide Kelvin Goagaseb, and their coach T'Neil Young received a hero's welcome at the MTC Dome in Swakopmund.

After winning the gold medal in the men's T21 400-meter race at the recent Para Athletics World Championships in Kobe, Japan, Chris Kinda, his guide Kelvin Goagoseb, and their coach T'Neil Young have added another significant achievement to para-athletics in Namibia.

As part of the Dome Podium Program, which is dedicated to pursuing sports excellence, the athletes and their coach were welcomed back by the management of the Dome, along with bystanders and family members.

At a meet and greet held at the Dome, Kinda and his team, together with the Dome management, celebrated their recent achievements.

The event provided an opportunity for fans, family, and supporters to congratulate the athletes and their coach, hear about their experiences in Japan, and learn more about their journey to success.

Being part of the Dome's Podium Program means having access to world-class facilities and services, offering holistic, scientific, and systematic support.

CEO of the MTC Dome, Fanus Engelbrecht, praised the team in his remarks and stated that the Dome's programs will continue to produce more champions in the future.

A testament to his dedication, hard work, and resilience, Kinda had a few words to say, dedicating his medal.

Competing against some of the best para-athletes in the world, Kinda's exceptional performance not only showcased his outstanding athletic prowess but also highlighted his unwavering determination and spirit.