- KPLC will use Ksh 7,100,000 to sponsor the 2025 Safari Rally Kenya.
- The company will set up floodlights at strategic areas including the Morendat Safari Rally Village.
- The 2025 Safari Rally Kenya is planned to start on Thursday, March 20 in Nakuru County.
The Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) has announced that it will use Ksh 7,100,000 to facilitate the 2025 Safari Rally Kenya.
KPLC made the revelation on Monday, March 17 ahead of the much awaited championship that is scheduled to take place between Thursday, March 20 and Sunday, March 23 in Naivasha.
According to a press release issued by KPLC, they will use the money to light up several key areas in an effort to support stakeholders, competitors and other stakeholders.
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“Kenya Power has announced a sponsorship of Ksh 7.1 million towards the World Rally Championship (WRC) Safari Rally Kenya 2025. The announcement reaffirms the company’s commitment to support local sports, one of the pillars of the recently launched Kenya Power Foundation.
The sponsorship will be used to set up floodlights at the Safari Rally Service Park and enhance power supply to the Morendat Safari Rally Village thus ensuring electricity access for rally enthusiasts,” the communique read in part.
The statement added that besides installing floodlights, KPLC will set up an exhibition where individuals can learn about the technological advancements that the firm has made so far.
The exhibition facility will be set up at the Morendat Safari Rally Village to make it easier for fans to access it.
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As stated by the KPLC managing director Joseph Siror, the sponsorship deal will enable the organization to transform the society in numerous ways.
“Our participation in the WRC Safari Rally is a testament to our belief in the power of sports to unite people and drive positive change. We are proud to be associated with the WRC Safari Rally Kenya 2025 as the official lighting partner.
We aim to provide enough electricity supply to light up the service centre and enable rally fans to charge their phones and other gadgets so as not the iconic moments,” he explained.
Siror ended by stating that the move will help KPLC to showcase its commitment to sustainable energy solutions such as e-mobility and e-cooking as well as connect with clients.
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