Private Sector to Fully Fund WRC Safari Rally Starting Next Year, President Ruto says

The President said beginning next year, the private sector will take over the responsibility for hosting, managing, promoting and funding the event. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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President William Ruto has announced that starting next year, the private sector will fully fund and manage the WRC Safari Rally. This marks the final year of government funding for the event.

The private sector will take over the responsibility for hosting, managing, promoting, and funding the WRC Safari Rally from 2025.
This shift will allow the government to redirect funds towards the promotion of sports in schools and infrastructure development.
Notable private sector partners mentioned for their support include Kenya Commercial Bank, SportsPesa, Safaricom, and Kenya Airways.

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