Kenyans asked to keep protected areas free from plastics during the Safari Rally – Plastic Free Safari Rally
Kenyans and Safari rally lovers have been asked to keep protected areas safe and free from plastics as they enjoy watching the Safari rally which takes place between 24th-27th of June in Naivasha – Plastic Free Safari Rally
With Single-use plastics being one of the biggest pollutants of the environment, Kenya took the bold step to ban single use plastics in National Parks, beaches, forests, and conservation areas, which means visitors are no longer be able to carry plastic water bottles, cups, disposable plates, cutlery, or straws into these protected areas.
Kenyans have also been asked to use the opportunity of the safari rally to visit various attractions in the country.
The President of the Republic of Kenya Honorable Uhuru Kenyatta Flags Off Participants of the Safari Rally 2021 at Kenyatta International Conference Centre on the 24th of June 2021. Looking on is Sports Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed.
Photos Courtesy of Safari Rally Kenya Official Facebook Page
With WRC Safari Rally coming back to Kenya, and noting the legacy nature of the 2021 edition of this great rally championship, WRC Safari Rally Kenya Secretariat has partnered with Nakuru County Tourism Association to ensure a flawless hospitality experience. Through this partnership, the association is carrying out a capacity building program for tourism and hospitality players who will be in contact with participants, officials and guests of WRC Safari Rally 2021 in Nakuru County.