Ruto Announces Changes to Safari Rally in Kenya After 2026 WRC

Ruto's announcement comes at a time when the future of Kenya's place on the World Rally Championship calendar remains under discussion...

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Kenyan President William Ruto has announced that the government will cease funding the Safari Rally Kenya starting next year, transitioning the iconic event entirely to private sector promotion and funding.

The Safari Rally Kenya will be fully funded and supported by the private sector from next year.
The announcement was made by President William Ruto in Naivasha on Sunday, March 15, during the closing ceremony of this year's competition.
Funds previously allocated to the rally will be redirected to promoting sports in schools and other spheres.

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