In Naivasha, inside the Wildlife Research and Training Institute (WRTI), lies the Safari Rally Service Center. The central location is where rally cars undergo their required maintenance and repairs between competition stages.

The inclusion of enhanced lighting at the service centre will enable the service teams to work relentlessly during the rally.

In addition to installing the lighting infrastructure, Kenya Power will set up an exhibition pavilion in Morendat Spectator Village to highlight its dedication to green energy solutions by showcasing its most recent developments in e-motorization, sometimes referred to as e-mobility, and e-cooking.

Along with providing free charging stations for EVs, motorcycles, and cell phones, the pavilion will also provide attendees with instructional materials about a range of the business’s goods and services.