The long weekend ahead has come as a blessing for off-road motorsport lovers as they head to Samburu for the 37th edition of the Rhino Charge, which brings together competitors, environmental conservationists, and adventure enthusiasts for one of Kenya’s toughest off-road motorsport events.
Among the teams expected to attract attention this year are the Geco Tribe Chargers, who head into the competition confident after months of refining their vehicle and preparing for the demanding conservation challenge.
The 2026 Rhino Charge, organized by Rhino Ark Charitable Trust, has attracted a full entry list of 65 competition vehicles and continues to raise critical funds for conservation initiatives across Kenya’s key ecosystems and water towers.
The entries include defending overall champions Team Huzi and Team Zambarau, the all-ladies team that has continued to inspire more women to participate in motorsport and conservation activities. Last year’s Rhino Charge, held in Saimo Soi, Baringo County, raised 269.5 million shillings for the conservation of Kenya’s water towers.
