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February 24, 2026
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Government, private sector seal partnership for WRC Safari Rally 2026

Government, private sector seal partnership for WRC Safari Rally 2026

Government has announced a new partnership with the private sector ahead of the sixth edition of the WRC Safari Rally 2026, signalling a shift in the organisation..

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Kenya's government and the private sector have formalized a partnership for the WRC Safari Rally 2026, marking a significant policy shift for the event's organization and funding.

  • The private sector will now lead the coordination and execution of the rally.
  • This collaboration is part of President William Ruto's commercialization agenda, aiming to reduce the Government's financial burden.
  • The Government has already fulfilled its obligation by settling the promoter's fee, ensuring preparations proceed smoothly for the event in Naivasha.

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