Fraser-Pryce, who last season ran a stunning 10.67 seconds at the kip Keino classic in Kenya, was billed as one of the star athletes to headline the event slated for April 29 where she was scheduled to make her second appearance in Africa and season’s debut in the women’s 100 meters.

Her withdrawal was confirmed by meet organizers, confirmed via a press release on their instagram handle.

in Fraser- Pryce’s absence the meet will be headlines by the likes of former world and Olympic champion Kirani James in the 400m, homeboy and sprints sensation Letsile Tebogo in the 200m, Africa’s fastest man Ferdinand Omanyala, world silver medalist Marvin Bracy in the 100m, us sprints sensation Sha’carri Richardson in the 200m and Nieria’s long jump queen ese brume.