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WRC Safari Rally Kenya Greening legacy campaign heads to Kakamega and Kisumu counties

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(From left) CS Sport Heritage, and Culture Amb. Dr. Amina Mohamed, CS Environment and Forestry Mr. Keriako Tobiko and WRC Safari Rally Kenya CEO Mr. Phineas Kimathi, pose for a photo during the greening legacy tree planting ceremony at Oile Park Kisumu on 2nd June 2021. [photo courtesy]

As part of promoting environmental conservation, the WRC Safari Rally Kenya Greening legacy project saw 10,500 trees planted in Kakamega and Kisumu counties on 2-3 June 2021.

Cabinet Secretary for Sports Dr Amina Mohamed, Environment CS Keriako Tobiko, and WRC Safari Rally Kenya CEO Mr. Phineas Kimathi lead various Environmental conservation groups during the initiative.

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