- Rhino Charge

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- Rhino Charge

THE NEWSLETTER OF THE RHINO ARK CHARITABLE TRUST NO. 45 NOVEMBER 2014
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RHINO CHARGE 2014 Results
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EBURU, MT. KENYA AND ABERDARE
ECOSYSTEMS UPDATES
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RHINO CHARGE 2014
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Fence Progress Maps
Rhino Ark Objectives
Rhino Ark seeks solutions to the challenges
facing the mountain forest ecosystems of
Kenya, also known as the water towers.
More specifically, Rhino Ark aims to:
• Conserve such ecologically precious
indigenous forests and their provision of vital
environmental services;
• Create a sustainable and harmonious
environment that enables people and wildlife,
including all flora and fauna, to coexist;
• Create and provide sustainable programmes
for forest edge communities based on payments
for ecosystem services. Such programmes
and projects will be tailored to create income
generation for the communities that support
the conservation of natural resources.
Rhino Ark is committed to:
• Mobilize stakeholders nationwide and
internationally for initiatives to protect and
conserve the habitat and promote managed
use of forest products for the benefit of present
and future generations;
• Raise funds and other forms of support to
develop sound management processes over
entire eco-systems;
• Create frameworks where wider society and
forest edge communities become involved in
the management processes through publicprivate partnerships;
• Build mechanisms and management structures
to prevent illegal exploitation of the forest
habitat wherever it is threatened.
In so doing all stakeholders will benefit and the
flora and fauna, particularly endangered species,
will be better secured.
Our conservation work is anchored in three key
values:
• Protecting ecosystem integrity;
• Ensuring full involvement of and participation
by local communities;
• Forming effective partnerships.
Act now!...
help us to continue our work
Rhino Ark Kenya Charitable Trust
KWS Headquarters, Langata Road
P.O. Box 181 Uhuru Gardens, 00517 Nairobi, Kenya
Tel: +254 (0)20 2136010, +254 (0)20 2136011
Mobiles: +254 (0)733-632460, +254 (0)724 604233
Email: info@rhinoark.or.ke
Website: www.rhinoark.org / www.rhinocharge.co.ke
Rhino Ark (UK) Charity No. 1047083
Mr. Guy Tritton, Chairman
c/o Hogarth Chambers,
5 New Square, London WC2A 3RJ
Tel: +44 (207) 421 2833, Fax: +44 (207) 404 0505
Email: guytritton@hogarthchambers.com, guy.tritton@virgin.net
Website: www.rhinoark.org
Website Donations: justgiving.com/charity/rhinoark
Rhino Ark (US)
A registered US Charity with IRC 501 (c) 3 Status
Ms. Sheena Bliss
P.O. Box 46250 Madison, WI 53744-6250
Tel: +1 608 4423 536, Fax: +1 608 4425 264
Email: sheena@wildlifedefenseusa.org
www.wildlifedefenseusa.org
Website Donations:
Firstgiving.com/Rhino Ark Kenya Charitable Trust Inc.
Banking Details: US Bank, Gamon Place, Madison WI 53719
Pictures by: Eric Kihiu, Christian Lambrechts, Solomon Muriithi,
Joseph Mutongu, Preeyesh Shah and John Bowden
Cover picture by: Eric Kihiu
Executive Director’s view
The Rhino Charge, held in Kalama Conservancy, one of the most
stunning landscapes of Samburu, raised well over USD one million,
crossing the mark of KES 100 million for the first time in the 26-year
history of the event. This is the outcome of tremendous support from
so many volunteers and corporate houses under the leadership of
David Lowe and his dedicated Rhino Charge committee. Thanks to this,
we were able to leverage additional funding, including KES 145 million
from IFAD, KWS and Mount Kenya Trust towards Phase Two of the Mt.
Kenya Fence and KES 10.3 million from AFEW and a private US donor
towards the Bongo Surveillance Programme.
Major achievements have been realized in Rhino Ark’s conservation
portfolio, in particular regarding the construction of our electric
fences and the aerial surveillance programme. Over 68 kilometres
of the Mt. Kenya Electric fence have been built, whilst the 50 km
long fence in Mau Eburu is nearly completed. On the other hand,
the periodic surveillance flights organized by Rhino Ark are making
increasingly positive impacts on the management and conservation of
the mountain forests, both in Mt. Kenya and the Aberdares.
Over the past year, much effort has gone into the development of two
other programmes that are complementary to our fences: ecosystem
connectivity and community support. These two programmes are
essential to mitigating the potential impacts of our fences on the
movement of wildlife they intend to protect, as well as to securing the
long-term support of the forest-adjacent communities.
Good progress has been made towards establishing a framework to
help secure wildlife corridors and dispersal areas between Eburu Forest
and Lake Naivasha on one side and Eburu Forest and Eastern Mau on
the other. With the support of the Department of Resource Surveys and
Remote Sensing, a feasibility study was commissioned. Guided by a
committee that included Rhino Ark, the study was completed earlier
this year. With the support of Rhino Ark, the study findings were
recently presented to the stakeholders and a process was set up to start
implementing the study recommendations.
Under the leadership of the Nyeri County Government, Rhino Ark
is, together with key partners, including KWS and Space for Giants,
exploring the feasibility of re-establishing and securing the wildlife
corridor between Mt. Kenya and the Aberdares. Such corridors present
benefits not only to the wildlife but also to the corridor adjacent
communities as well as to the economy of the County.
Our support to the communities has focused on two key components:
environmental awareness and education, and reducing the dependency
of communities on forest resources. Formal environmental curricula
have been successfully implemented in the primary and secondary
schools around Mau Eburu. Together with partner World Vision,
we have protected a key water source of Mau Eburu forest and
rehabilitated part of the water network to improve water quality
and quantity to the settlements and reduce the need for community
members to enter in the forest in search of water.
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Contents
04
2014 Results
and Awards
05
Rhino Charge
Millionaires
07
Rhino Charge
UK
08
Feature story
10
Car Sponsors
17
Rhino Ark
Audited
Accounts
19
Mau Eburu
News
22
Mt. Kenya
News
24
Aberdare News
26
Fence progress
maps
30
RC sponsors
31
Thank you
3
RHINO CHARGE 2014 - RESULTS - AWARDS
4
5
Alan McKittrick
22
Gray Cullen
53Manuel/Barbour
38
Sean Avery
2
Ian Duncan
6
Manee Choda
49
Terry Childs
44
Adil Khawaja
40
Peter Francombe
65
James Dodson
39
Peter Castle
30
Edward Johnstone
59
Richard Baudry
26
Asit Patel
47
Richard Keeley
17
Tanya Church
50
Mike Kirkland
51
Brett Sievwright
32
Grant Mowat
45
Phil Tilley
57
Philip Holi
24
Jaspal Matharu
16
Dipak Halai
37
John Kanyali
1
Don White
41
Nishit Mediratta
28
Torben Rune
35
Mark Tilbury
3
Gurmeet Mehta
7
Mahesh Bhatti
52
Hemal Pindolia
15
Anthony Stow
36
Adrian Wilcox
63
Tim Carstens
64
Peter Bonde-Nielsen
43
Vishal Shah
46
David Percival
34
Rajesh Maini
19
Petra Somen
62
Stanley Kinyanjui
54
Eric Goss
20
Arbi Mussani
10
Chris Welles
58
Gai Cullen
14
Priten Patel
61
Ekya Shah
56
Harveet Singh Obhrai
4
Andy Hill
11
Ravi Patel
13
Jonathan Jackson
23
Peter Kinyua
12
Jas Sehmi
29
Ashwin Kapoor
21
Michael Kontos
60
Rowena White
31
Felix Rembold
55
Hamish Ker
9
John Bowden
42
Will Carr-Hartley
33
Tony Hughes
48
Mark Glen
8
Karim Fazal
18
Tej Sehmi
27
Preeyesh Shah
25
Neeval Shah
Posts Distance
Visited(Km)
14
31,340
14
33,751
14 41,738
14
41,781
14
42,507
14
46,619
14
47,178
14
48,071
14
49,646
14
51,363
14
52,865
14
52,934
14
53,148
14
53,484
14
53,930
14
55,766
14
57,071
14
61,429
14
70,300
14
81,785
14
119,427
13
41,644
13
41,809
13
47,605
13
49,064
13
50,050
13
51,572
13
61,570
12
31,130
12
44,463
12
50,510
12
54,420
12
56,198
12
57,503
11
31,933
11
40,764
11
50,814
10
32,995
10
43,963
9
27,287
9
31,690
9
35,621
9
36,199
9
44,294
8
24,297
8
36,023
8
7,408*
7
19,534
7
21,102
7
29,791
6
15,116
6
19,875
6
22,786
6
22,790
5
6,731
5
25,472
4
9,285
3
5,968
3
10,256
2
1,436
2
2,858
2
4,688
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0
1
0
1
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FUNDRAISE HEROES
- RHINO CHARGE 2014
Millionaires Gold Award by year
YearName
L-R: Kyle Ray, Tim Jessop, Doungu Smith, Alan McKittrick, Jon Bovard and Bruce Knight of Car no. 5 receive the Victor Ludorum Award from Hon.
Francis Ole Nkako, Chairman, Kenya Water Towers Agency for the highest funds raised in Rhino Charge 2014.
FUNDS AWARDS
1st - David Schaefer Trophy:
Alan McKittrick/Kyle Ray/Tim Jessop/Jon Bovard/Bruce Knight/ KES: 7,236,768
Doungu Smith
Car 5
2nd - Diamond Trust Trophy:
Team Aussi Rules:
Tim Carstens/Gabe Oser/Don Anderson/Martin Williams/Scott KES: 4,993,763.48
Carruthers/Asad Anwar
Car 63
3rd - Highest cash sponsorship: Hog Charge Team : Mark Tilbury/Chris Eden/Peter Robert/
Herman Ruijsenaars/Gene Fondaumiere/Kevin Hughes
KES: 3,826,684
Car 5
EVENTS AWARDS
1st Overall (Duncan Mitchell Perpetual Trophy):
Alan McKittrick/Kyle Ray/Tim Jessop/Jon Bovard/Bruce Knight/
Doungu Smith
2nd Overall: The Smiling Shenzies:
Gray Cullen/Crista Cullen/Peadar Brehony/Guy Western/Tony
Binks
3rd Overall: Team Hallundbaek Foundation:
Jamie Manuel/Brandon Barbour/James Boorman/Bruce
Cattermole/Ndungu Njunge/Lovat Carnelley
Victor Ludorum (Land Rover Trophy):
Doungu Smith
1st in Class U:
Peter Castle/Andy Fleming/Jason Mott/Tom Younger/Richard
Fleming/Mark Burton
1st in Class M:
Doungu Smith
Coupe Des Dames (Tim Nicklin Perpetual Trophy): Sabine Kontos/Petra Somen/Emma Morton/Catherine Coulson/
Team Bushbabes:
Lucy Waddington
Spirit of the Charge (Rob Combes Trophy):
Philip Hechle, Rhino Charge Committee
Tim Samuels Gauntlet Challenge:
Peter Bonde-Nielsen/Andrew Stanley/Alastair Bush/Hans HerlufPedersen/Mbabu Muturi/Richard Munene
Tiger Line 1 (Njia ya Ndume Award):
Team Victorious Secret : Richard Baudry/Simon Gray/Patrick
Mutisya/Harry Stephenson/Ian Small
Tiger Line 2 (Njia ya Ndume Award):
Doungu Smith
Kamran Fazal Memorial Trophy:
Jasper Epsom
The Kijabe Award - Team Kifaru Kukaa:
Mark Reading/Anthony Stow/Peter Hill/Andrew Stanley/Oreste
Casado/Craig Sydenham
Properly shafted Award:
Mark Glen/Bryn Llewellyn/Steve Outram/Piers Daykin/Gerard
Beaton/Johnny Harris
Ken Kuhle Memorial Trophy:
Simon Gitau, KWS Senior Warden, Mt. Kenya National Park &
Reserve
Most Meritorious International Team:
Peter Castle/Andy Fleming/Jason Mott/Tom Younger/Richard
Fleming/Mark Burton
Car. 5
Car 22
Car 53
Car. 5
Car. 39
Car 5
Car 19
Car 64
Car 59
Car 5
Car 15
Car 48
Car 39
OUR TEAM SPIRIT
We would like to express sincerest appreciation
to all those who made it possible to stage the
event.
ORGANISING COMMITTEE AND OFFICIALS:
David Lowe - Chairman Rhino Charge Committee/
Clerk of the Course
Christian Lambrechts - Rhino Charge Committee/
Executive Director Rhino Ark/Press Liaison
Max Meinzingen - Rhino Charge Committee/
Logistics/Search & Rescue
Simon Welland - Rhino Charge Committee/Results
Stephen Grant - Rhino Charge Committee/
Logistics/Security
Gran Calder - Rhino Charge Committee/Logistics/
Security
Philip Hechle - Rhino Charge Committee/Head
Quarters
Pierre Parsons - Rhino Charge Committee/
Scrutineering
Tarsem Sembhi - Rhino Charge Committee
Valerie Gunputrav - Rhino Charge Committee/
Rhino Ark Liaison
Brian Nicol - Rhino Charge Committee/
HeadQuarters/Communications
Anton & Belinda Levitan - Search & Rescue/Maps
Brian Haworth- Search & Rescue
Bruce Field - Gyrocopter Pilot
Colin & Tony Church - Competitor Information
Dr. Pramod Shah - Event Doctor
David Gachuche & Tom Kioko - Results/Rivercross
Eric Kihiu & Paul Udoto - Information & Public
Relations
Diana Lowe - Communications
George Gunputrav & Brian Williams - Venue
Check-in
Jaun Mioch Security - KK Security Guards
Jo & Janet Mills - Scrutineering
Kim Bhari - Finance/Field Audit
Luke Nightingale, Farnie Kruger & Mike Cheffings
- Fixed Wing Aircraft
Malcolm Simon - HQ Infrastructure & Entry
Database
Sue Haworth - Documentation
Ross & Helen Field - Communications/Guard Post
Officer & Sponsor Liaison
Ivan Smith - Aircraft Communications
GUARD POST OFFICIALS
Gran & Rosemary Calder, Lu Wedd, Dave Green &
John Porter, Nick Martyn, Gavin Bennett & Andy
Townsend, Geoff Dagger, Julian Cordingley &
Nick Trench, Mandeep Rajbans, Brian Williams,
Sue Allan, Henry Wainwright, Rainie Samuels
& Andrew Challoner Geoff & Cathie Nightingale,
Kat Combes
HQ Assistants & logistics
Rainie Samuels, Andy Russell, Sally Challoner,
Asim Shah, Brian Owango, Emma Lowe, Jim
and Sarah Rothwell, Devina Meinzingen, Eric
Walter Maina.
Medical team
Andrew Kaguru Muthiura, Josephine Wanjiru
Kamau, Mary Wanjiku Kahihu, Japhleth
Kagwanja Karachi, Kevin Jaffeth Ortindo, Nickson
Njambere Lung’ahi, Michael Gitau Kung’u, Simon
Ndegwa Gichuru.
Raffle Committee
Christian Lambrechts, Valerie Gunputrav, Kate
Mwangi, Belinda Levitan, Henrietta Remnant,
Gillie Hutchinson, Devina Meinzingen
Guard Post SPONSORS/SERVICE Sponsors:
Hardi Kenya, Karen Vineyard Church, Brookhouse
School, Satao Camp, Copy Cat, KWS, Slater &
Whittaker, Orbit Chemicals, Greensteds
International School, Pies-2-Go, Craftsman
Professional, Kenya Airways Cargo, Kingsway
Tyres, Highlands Mineral Water, Iceman,
Total Kenya, Bradshaw, Boskovic, BINs Nairobi
Services, Betting Control & Licensing Board,
Tarpo, Triad Architects, Chloride Exide, Kenya
Motor Sports, Rivercross Tracking Ltd., Express
Automation, Sintronics, Kenya Fire Appliances,
Maisha Flour Mills, Mantech Inflight Systems,
ByDesign, Pelican Signs, Capital FM, Adscreen
Print, PrintFast Designs, KK Lodgit, Heineken
East Africa, Nakumatt, Braeburn School, Garmin,
Adventure Power Sports, Pepco Kenya Ltd., ALS
Ltd., Ker & Downey, Mohan’s Oyser Bay Drinks
Ltd., Auto Tyres, Tangerine Investments.
Amount
2014McKittrick/Ray/Jessop/Bovard/
7,236,768.00
Knight/ Smith
2014 Tim Carstens
4,993,763.48
2014 Mark Tilbury/Hog Charge Team
3,826,684.00
2014 Peter Kinyua/John Macharia/
3,643,500.00
Robert Kariuki
2014 Stanley Kinyanjui/
3,605,000.00
Magnate Chargers 2014 Sean Avery/Team Bundufundi
3,534,906.00
2014 Gurmeet Mehta/Hatarious Chargers 3,319,000.00
2014 Adhil Khawaja/”Ak44”
2,865,189.05
2014 Don White
2,723,262.00
2014 John Bowden/Gumtree 4X4
2,364,754.10
2014 Peter Francombe/Shaun Miller
2,164,962.50
Team 40 Roving Rogues 2014Glen/Llewellyn/Beaton/Outram/
1,875,801.00
Daykin/Harris 2014 Richard Keeley/Bush Kuku’s
1,854,932.00
2014 Mike Kirkland
1,575,932.50
2014 Torben Rune/28 Team
1,547,700.00
Wait-A-Bit
2014 Peter Bonde Nielsen/The Titans
1,431,545.00
2014 Rajesh Maini/Moto Moto
1,306,518.75
2014 Gai Cullen/Team Fargo
1,275,700.00
2014 David Carroll/Team Rhino Rouge
1,251,460.00
2014 Anthony Stow/Kifaru Kukaa
1,230,788.80
2014 Priten Patel/Team Chomz 1,222,212.50
2014 Petra Somen/Sabine Kontos/
1,210,229.00
Bush Babes 2014 Neil Mcrae/William Carr-Hartley
1,209,387.50
Team 42 2014 John Kanyali /Ole Nkurunett
1,190,000.00
2014 Terry Childs/ Braeburn Seven
1,157,000.00
Squared 2014 Hill/Upstone/Waugh/Darche/1,134,000.00
Braeburn Two Squared 2014 Ian Duncan/KTM Cruisers
1,133,140.00
2014 Dipak Halai
1,121,000.00
2014 Neeval Shah/Team Douglas
1,110,562.50
2014 Gray Cullen/The Smiling
1,096,757.75
Shenzies
2014 Brandon Barbour/James Boorman/ 1,089,000.00
Team 53 2014Kontos/Somen/Steel/Ashworth/
1,088,875.50
Trojan
2014 Asit Patel
1,075,068.75
2014 Rowena White/The Laughing
1,072,875.00
Hyenas
2014 Grant Mowat/Proudly Nigerian
1,072,100.00
2014 Peter Castle
1,071,400.00
2014 Mahesh Bhatti
1,068,543.75
2014 Hamish Ker/Charging Hippos
1,062,500.00
2014 Tony Hughes/Jeremy Holley/
1,062,000.00
Team Hoozie 2014 Phil Tilley/Team Loosey
1,058,500.00
2014 Hemal Pindolia/Rhino ‘O’ Serious
1,044,000.00
2014 Jaspal Matharu - Fat Rhinos
1,043,000.00
2014 Manee Choda /Team Ole Choda
1,039,000.00
2014 Jonathan Jackson/Lordship
1,038,000.00
Africa
2014 Ashwin Kapoor/Royal Chargers
1,038,000.00
2014 Ekya Shah / Team Sixty One
1,037,531.25
2014 Richard Baudry/Victorious
1,035,108.00
Secret
2014 Ravi Patel/Frying Squad
1,030,420.00
2014 Adrian Wilcox/Team Aberdair
1,025,212.50
Devils
2014 James Dodson/Team Dirty Berty
1,018,665.00
2014 Arbi Mussani/Kq Team
1,014,000.00
2014 Harveet Obhrai / Big Foot
1,013,000.00
2014 Edward Johnstone/
1,011,485.00
The Internationals
2014 David Percival/Scruffi
1,010,000.00
2014 Christopher Welles/The Wags
1,005,605.00
2014 Preeyesh Shah/Team Twenty
1,004,850.00
Seven
2014 Philip Holi/Team Catastrophic
1,002,000.00
2014 Eric Goss/J Ole Vestergaard/
1,001,750.00
Danish Rc Team 2014 Vishal Shah/Kurutu Chargers
1,001,000.00
2014 Jaswaran Singh Sehmi/Team Jazz
1,000,850.00
2014 Tej Sehmi/Brck
1,000,000.00
2014 Felix Rembold/Rosso Italiano
1,000,000.00
2014 Mediratta/Sharma - Team Land
1,000,000.00
Mawe
2014 Brett Sievwright/The Bush Cats
1,000,000.00
2014 Karim Fazal/Jens Hartmann/
1,028,738.75
Team Nefaru
YEARNAME
AMOUNT
YEARNAME
2013McKittrick/Hutchinson/Knight/
Jessop/Smith/Bovard 2013 Tim Carstens 2013 Mark Tilbury/Hog Charge Team 2013 Stanley Kinyanjui/Magnate Chargers 2013 Tanya Church/Team Rhino Rouge 2013 Christopher Welles/The Wags 2013 Don White 2013 Adhil Khawaja/Ak44 2013 Gai Cullen/Team Fargo 2013 Brandon Barbour/James Boorman/
2013 Peter Francombe/Shaun Miller 2013Glen/Llewellyn/Beaton/Outram/
Daykin/Harris 2013 Teresa Sapieha/Girls In Pearls 2013 Mike Kirkland 2013 Sean Avery/Team Bundufundi 2013 Preeyesh Shah/Team Twenty Seven 2013 Gurmeet Mehta/Hatarious Chargers 2013 Torben Rune/Team - Wait-A-Bit 2013 John Bowden/Gumtree 4X4 2013 Neil Mcrae/William Carr-Hartley 2013Hill/Upstone/Waugh/Darche/
Braeburn Two Squared 2013 Petra Somen/Sabine Kontos/Bush Babes 2013 Kontos/Somen/Steel/Ashworth/Trojan 2013 Ian Duncan/Ktm Cruisers
2013 Ben Woodhams/Team Thirty Nine 2013 Peter Kinyua/John Macharia/
Robert Kariuki 2013 Karen Mathews/Glen Mathews 2013 Keeley/Priten Patel 2013 Gray Cullen/The Smiling Shenzies 2013 Dipak Halai 2013 Raju Singh/James Singh 2013 Grant Mowat/Proudly Nigerian 2013 Hamish Ker/Charging Hippos 2013 Ravi Patel/Frying Squad 2013 Neeval Preeyesh Shah/Team Douglas 2013 Peter Bonde Nielsen/Team Sixty Four 2013 Terry Childs/Braeburn Seven Squared 2013 John Kanyali /Ole Nkurunett 2013 Hemal Pindolia 2013 Eric Goss/J Ole Vestergaard/
Danish Rc Team 2013 Manee Choda /Team Ole Choda 12,098,283
2011 Gurmeet Mehta 1,578,147
2011 James Kelmanson/Don White 1,574,003
2011 Teresa Sapieha (Wacus) 1,465,900
2011 Kit Kaberry 1,452,675
2011 Adil Khawaja/Ngtrt Team 1,404,991
2011 Gal Cullen/Team Fargo 1,287,775
2011 David Percival/Possibility 1,287,000
2011 Mike Kirkland 1,241,425
2011 Stanley Kinyanjui/Magnate Chargers 1,179,000
2011 Jacques Nell/Team South Africa 1,138,103
2011 Ramesh Vishram 1,123,104
2011 Gray Cullen/The Smiling Shenzies 1,117,908
2011 Grant Mowat 1,101,000
2011Glen/Llewellyn/Beaton/Outram/Daykin/
1,085,759
Harris 2011 Ian Duncan (Ktm Cruisers) 1,058,500
2011 Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Kruza 1,015,070
2011 Peter Castle 1,073,898
2011 Rajesh Maini 1,000,536
5,655,879
3,926,977
2,309,500
2,209,230
2,152,700
2,106,010
1,935,910
1,785,405
1,624,306
1,610,526
1,595,275
1,481,000
1,426,000
1,388,332
1,340,400
1,274,000
1,230,900
1,222,384
1,203,400
1,185,000
1,148,000
1,147,000
1,131,200
1,105,300
1,100,600
1,055,789
1,053,096
1,049,394
1,048,000
1,038,000
1,038,000
1,035,400
1,027,837
1,021,847
1,017,316
1,009,000
1,008,000
1,005,000
1,001,567
1,000,000
2012McKittrick/Hutchinson/Knight/
Jessop/McKittrick/Bovard 10,192,351
2012 Mark Tilbury/Hog Charge Team 4,737,636
2012 Christopher Welles/The Wags 4,411,124
2012 Sean Avery/Team Bundufundi 3,809,160
2012 Tanya Church/Team Rhino Rouge 2,766,036
2012 John Bowden/Team Nine 1,889,390
2012 Preeyesh Shah/Team Twenty Seven 1,674,002
2012 David Percival/Scruffi 1,667,280
2012 Adhil Khawaja/”Ak44” 1,510,898
2012 Gurmeet Mehta 1,483,000
2012 Don White/James Kelmanson 1,478,100
2012 Stanley Kinyanjui/Magnate Chargers 1,426,901
2012 Richard Keeley 1,410,980
2012 Ben Woodham/Team Thirty Nine 1,398,900
2012 Mike Kirkland 1,397,560
2012 Glen/Llewellyn/Beaton/Outram/1,393,331
Daykin/Harris 2012 Armstrong/Sapieha/Pinks In Pearls 1,311,000
2012 Gai Cullen/Team Fargo 1,220,475
2012 Ian Duncan (Ktm Cruisers) 1,182,600
2012 Jamie Manuel/Brandon Barbour 1,148,450
2012 Neil Mcrae/William Carr-Hartley 1,067,341
2012 Grant Mowat/Proudly Nigerians 1,062,900
2012 Petra Somen/Sabine Kontos/Bush Babes 1,059,045
2012 Dipak Halai 1,043,000
2012 Philip Holi/Know H2o Chargers 1,042,538
2012 Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Kruza 1,040,000
2012 Andy Hill/Del Upstone/Strange Rovers 1,034,240
2012 Peter Bonde Nielsen/Team Garmin 1,031,056
2012 Torben Rune/Team Twenty Eight 1,015,800
2012 Peter Castle/The Elephants 1,005,811
2012 Peter Kinyua/John Macharia/Robert Kariuki 1,005,000
2011McKittrick/Hutchinson/Jessop/
11,509,015
Jack/Knight/Bovard 2011 Mark Tilbury/Hog Charge Team 4,019,733
2011 Sean Avery/Team Bundufundi 3,465,190
2011 Ben Woodhams/Team Thirty Nine 3,431,473
2011 David Bromham 2,342,700
2011 Preeyesh Shah/Team Twenty Seven 2,162,414
2011 Peter Kinyua/John Macharia & Team 1,580,750
AMOUNT
2010 McKittrick/Trundell/Hutchinson/Jack/
Jessop/Porter
2010 Christopher Welles/Team Wags
2010 Ben Woodhams/Team Thirty Nine
2010 Sean Avery/Team Bundufundi
2010 Tanya Church/Team Rhino Rouge
2010 Kit Karberry/Rcuk Vl Winner
Harris
2010 Petra Somen/Sabine Kontos/Bushbabes
2010 Gai Cullen/Team Fargo
2010 Michael Kontos/Jonathan Somen
2010 Preeyesh Shah/Team Twenty Seven
2010 Eric Goss
2010 Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Kruza
2010 Jacques Nell/Team South Africa
2010 Stanley Kinyanjui/Magnate Chargers
2010 Gurmeet Mehta/Hatarious Chargers
2010 Backer/Kortland & Team Tanzania
2010 Teresa Sapieha/Team Wacus
2010 Adil Khawaja
2010 James Kelmanson
2010 Peter Kinyua/Muhoho Kenyatta
2010 Mike Kirkland
2010 Jonathan Jackson/Lordship Africa
10,648,121
2009 McKittrick /Trundell/Hutchinson
2009 Ben Woodhams/Team Thirty Nine
2009 Sean Avery/Team Bundufundi
2009 Jonny Havelock/Chris Welles
2009 Tanya Church/Team Rouge
Harris
2009 Peter Kinyua/Robert Kariuki.
2009 Michael Kontosjonathan Somen
2009 Preeyesh Shah/Team Twenty Seven
2009 Stanley Kinyanjui/Magnate Chargers
2009 James Kelmanson
2009 Sachin Patel
2009 Gai Cullen & Team Fargo
2009 Mike Kirkland
2009 Backer/Kortland & Team Tanzania
2009 Ramesh Vishram
2009 James Gitau Singh/Edward Mwakio
2009 Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Kruza
2009 Mike Nolan
2009 Jacques Nell/Team South Africa
2009 Harveet Obhrai/Big Foot
2009 Teresa Sapieha/Team Wacus
2009 Adil Khawaja
7,721,541
3,316,397
3,001,723
2,885,967
2,408,891
1,961,449
1,593,943
4,081,279
4,066,163
3,998,863
2,555,010
2,050,539
1,505,867
1,375,530
1,318,277
1,318,277
1,297,500
1,228,263
1,171,800
1,128,392
1,128,000
1,099,001
1,082,911
1,082,500
1,081,000
1,055,000
1,049,618
1,025,100
1,007,800
1,000,001
1,439,000
1,415,321
1,404,077
1,339,000
1,286,981
1,261,608
1,261,561
1,150,781
1,143,632
1,108,000
1,064,000
1,039,049
1,038,000
1,028,750
1,013,000
1,012,216
1,006,601
2008 McKittrick/Knight/Trundell/Hutchinson/
9,395,552
Jessop/Porter 2008 Mike & Sarah Higgins 4,261,390
2008 Woodhams/Sickmueller/Roes/Du Toit/ 3,536,324
Matthewman/Coates 2008 Avery - Sean, Patrick, Kuki/Mcbride/
3,280,993
Jethwa/Brainch
2008 Mark Tilbury & Hog Charge Team 2,962,708
2008 Peter Kinyua 2,040,000
2008 Mark Glen/Bryn Llewelyn 2,038,088
2008 Tanya Church/Rhino Rouge 2,010,085
2008 Gai Cullen/Team Fargo 1,402,266
2008 Teresa Sapieha 1,215,000
2008 Haiko Backer/Team Tanzania 1,196,600
2008 Jacques Nell/Team South Africa 1,181,958
2008 Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Cruza 1,163,000
Rhino Charge
Rhino Charge
Car Driver
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FUNDRAISE HEROES
- RHINO CHARGE 2014
Millionaires Gold Award by year
YEARNAME
AMOUNT
YEARNAME
AMOUNT
YEARNAME
AMOUNT
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
Michael Kontos/Jonathan Somen Preeyesh Shah/Rhino Charge Team 27 James Gitau Singh/Edward Mwakio Ravi Patel/Frying Squad James Kelmanson 1,157,001
1,089,881
1,050,500
1,011,560
1,007,270
1,245,202
1,243,040
1,124,400
2004 Peter Kinyua
1,060,500
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
McKittrick/Knight/Trundell/Hutchinson Mike & Sarah Higgins Mark Tilbury/Hog Charge Team Ben Woodhams Sean Avery Tanya Church/Rhino Rouge
Rob Collinge Preeyesh Shah Sapieha Girls W Dolleman/Flying Dutchmen Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Kruza Gai Cullen - Fargo W Carr-Hartley/N Mcrae/Justinlarby Peter Kinyua Jacques Nell/Team South Africa Haiko Backer/Team Tanzania James Kelmanson Mark Glen James Gitau Singh/Edward Mwakio Ed Johnstone/Team International 9,275,754
5,260,577
3,145,885
2,855,397
2,624,324
2,549,026
1,962,806
1,707,076
1,564,552
1,508,370
1,418,511
1,280,000
1,236,150
1,207,000
1,153,000
1,100,050
1,060,147
1,038,100
1,002,000
1,000,808
2006 Preeyesh Shah 2006 Mike Kirkland 2006 W&M Carr-Hartley/Mcrae/Larby/
Francombe/Evans
2006 Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Kruzer
2006 Jan Kortland/Team Tanzania
2006 Michael Kontos/Somen
2006 Mbabu Muturi 2003McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs/Trundell
2003 Mike & Sarah Higgins
2003 Debbie Sha/Ark Angels
2003T.davies/Dowding/Ryburg/Gromlyharrison
2003 N. Cahill/R. Campion
2003 Hog Charge Team
2003 C. Sawyer
5,295,484
2,999,547
2,210,655
1,394,333
1,187,146
1,155,340
1,114,037
2002
2002
2002
2002
Mike & Sarah Higgins
McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs Dr. S. Avery & Crew
Kahumbu/Kws/Eawls Team
2,730,099
1,325,695
1,300,350
1,038,714
2001McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs
2,617,690
2,290,901
2000McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs
2000 Hog Charge Team
1,517,858
1,332,933
1,059,031
5,255,897
1998 Stephano Cheli & Crew
1,644,539
1,628,200
1997 Cooper Motor Corporation
1,215,448
1,000,000
1996 Cooper Motor Corporation
1996 Stephano Cheli
1,010,552
1,000,000
1,429,970
1995 Stephano Cheli
1995 Symon Robinson
1,357,840
2,000,020
1994 Guy & Bella Bishop
1,345,028
6,302,413
5,810,759
2,141,223
2,143,703
1,938,527
1,927,361
1,694,650
1,665,531
1,616,693
1,261,100
1,264,235
1,258,472
2004McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs/Trundell/
Hutchinson
2004 Mike/Sarah Higgins
2004 Terry Davies/Team Rhinovices
2004 W.carr-Hartley/N. Mcrae/Justin Larby
2004 W.dolleman/Flying Dutchmen
2004 Rob Collinge
2004 Jonny Havelock
2004 J. Stichbury/Douglas Dufresne
7,161,209
3,491,890
2,388,352
1,624,413
1,618,900
1,523,100
1,354,501
1,324,953
1,277,340
1,153,000
1,111,215
1,107,345
1,074,345
1,068,452
1,039,000
1,031,910
1,006,220
1,002,000
1,000,112
3,759,213
3,627,801
1,598,591
1,319,900
1,253,501
1,223,300
1,160,657
1,112,311
RHINO CHARGE UK RAISES
For once the weather ensured high spirits at the 2014 UK
Rhino Charge in September, welcomed by an unprecedented
number of spectators and participants. It took place at the
Slindon 4x4 Safari Centre, Arundel, West Sussex, for the first
time; which will also be the same location for next year.
The venue was highly suitable as the sandy and bumpy
landscape brought back nostalgic memories of Kenya and
Africa. Although the course proved to be quite a challenge
for participants, optimism remained high. ‘The spirit of the
event’ was won by Tim Wood with his team in ninth place,
despite leaving the race early with a severely damaged
vehicle.
The competition was fierce with only 13 points
separating the winner and runner up. The winner of the
UK Charge 2014 was Brian Bealey and his team with 864
points and Sachin Patel’s team were hot on their heels with
851 points. Patel won the Victor Ludorum award for the
combined success of the highest sponsorship raised and their
impressive performance in the competition. The team won
the opportunity of entering the Kenya Rhino Charge, 2015.
This year’s competition raised £6,546.50 for Rhino Ark, a sum
which is expected to increase. UK Charge organiser and Rhino
Ark UK Trustee, John Bowden, commented, “We were pleased
with the turnout and think we can do even better next year.
We may be small compared with the Kenya Charge, but every
penny counts when it comes to conservation.”
£6,546.50
Rhino Charge
2006McKittrick/Knight/Hutchinson/
Trundell/Pleasance
2006 Mike & Sarah Higgins 2006 Rob Collinge 2006 Tanya Church/Rhino Rouge 2006 Ben Woodhams 2006 Edward Johnstone/Team International 2006 Peter Kinyua
2006 Sean Avery/Bundu Fundi 2006 Jacques Nell/Team Sa 2006 Gai Cullen - Gargo Team 2006 Willem Dolleman
2005McKittrick/Knight/Hutchinson/
Trundell/Pleasance
2005 Rob Collinge
2005 Tanya Church
2005 W&M Carr-Hartley/Mcrae/Larby/
Francombe/Evans
2005 Hugo-Douglas Dufresne
2005 Edward Johnstone
2005 Sean Avery
2005 Nish Lakhani
2005 Mark Glen 2005 Willem Dolleman
2005 Ben Woodhams 2005 Mark Jefferey
2005 Simon Houghton
2005 Jonathan Stitchbury
2005 Mike Dowding/Rhinovices
2005 Asit Patel
2005 Jan Kortland/Team Tanzania
1,078,000
1,067,600
1,060,000
1,051,200
UK Rhino Charge
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DIE HARD 27
By Preeyesh Shah
Rhino Charge Team 27 is a pretty ordinary
name for a team. We could have chosen
the “Golden oldies” or even Wazee Vijana
or something like that, but Team 27 stuck.
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So, we got ourselves a newer Nissan Patrol, a 4litre petrol and caged
it up with half a tonne of metal. That car has been pretty good,
save for the broken arms (rear suspension), a few broken shocks and
shredded bushes. Then came the piece de resistance; Alan McKittrick,
winner of three Charges and fundraiser extraordinaire, wanted
to sell his Unimog axles and we were lucky enough to buy them.
Although the transition took a couple of years, to modify fitting
from Range Rover to Nissan Patrol, a monster was finally born.
This year, our man Friday, who is responsible for loading the car with
all the tools, lubes, etc, forgot his duties in favour of a more famous
Kenyan pastime and we ended up in this situation, at around 10.30
am without a winch control cable, which was left at the campsite
with our tools. An hour earlier, we had replaced a broken tie rod
end using only a Leatherman. Don’t try that at home, it’s not worth
the scraped knuckles or numb fingers. Trying to get out of this jam
was nuts. We tried to ask our friends from Team 61 to pull us out
when they came to visit the control which was a hundred metres
from where we were stuck. They tried winching us and overloaded
their electrics. The power cable was glowing red hot and all the
insulation melted and shorted the battery against earth. That was a
very loud bang with a lot of sparks flying. Their battery went dead.
However, after a couple of hours of insulation tape and the back up
battery, they were up and running, but we were still high and dry.
The dehydration started taking its toll and we continued trying to
go up and down and all over the place, trying to get back up and
eventually ended up stupidly breaking our indestructible front axle.
We had stripped the teeth off the front crown wheel and that’s when
we decided to call it a day, around 3.00 pm. This marked the end of
our 26th Charge.
Over the years, we have learnt a lot and yet we are still those silly
amateurs in their ill prepared cars. We don’t spend millions on
our car(s). Instead our efforts are geared more towards collecting
millions for the Cause. We try to organize events to collect funds.
In the old days, it was dinner/dance programmes, Treasure Hunts
(anyone remember those? Security doesn’t allow them any more),
Golf tournaments, etc. And of course, begging……Eventually it was
A lot of regular Chargers probably think of us as the Jokers. After all,
we have ‘won’ the Fockarwe prize…… twice?? We also have a Spirit
of the Charge award under our belt. And despite our veteran status,
we have completed the Charge only a few times, the best position
being 14th overall (I believe there were 13 entries then). However, there
is one thing we have never forgotten, the whole point of the Rhino
Charge. The fundraising has taken up more of our time and effort than
preparing our car, and despite the jibes about “you guys never finish”,
we are proud to have been on the Millionaires Roll of Honour for a very
long time.
It’s not like we don’t try. Our navigator (me) is from the times when
people used compasses and reference landmarks. I still cannot use a
GPS if my life depended on it. The rest of the oldies are even worse
navigators. One time we made a left instead of a right turn and it was
five minutes before I realized we were heading towards Tanzania…..
(Fockarwe number 1). That bloody Terratrip showed the whole track for
all to see. It was fun when there was no Terratrip, but you had to ensure
that your speedo cable was well protected in the bush. One Charge, we
broke our speedo cable and actually did a bush repair and completed
the charge. Thereafter, we always carried two spare cables. You had to
explain the broken seals and sometimes the penalty was quite stiff. The
distance between the two checkpoints where your cable was broken
was taken as the maximum done by the other drivers.
These days, they don’t allow ATVs to take part, but in the past there
was a crazy lady, Donna Hurt, who drove an ATV in the Charge. I
remember standing on the edge of a lugga trying to work out the best
way down, when she came flying up it, all four wheels in the air and
almost ran me over. Yes, those were the days. There were much fewer
rules then, too.
My all time Charge hero has to be Ian McCrae. His Ford Taunus, rear
wheel drive only, with its Alfa Romeo engine and home made transfer
box was a beast. One time, he was stuck among some boulders and
tried to power through. The whole front of the car lifted six feet up in
the air…..Awesome…!!
As Chargers go, I guess we are pretty much below average. Apart from
our young 40 year old, the rest of our big bellied boys can probably
scout for about 2 or 3 kilometres before knees give up or just exhaustion
sets in. Then, we make some misjudgement and get stuck for hours.
One time, our Land Rover got stuck in a sandy river. We kicked up a lot
of sand and disturbed a sweat fly nest. You don’t want to do that…..
they were everywhere, up our noses, in our ears, trying to get into our
eyes. We left the car and ran 100metres away. When we got back to the
car, we were so wrapped up in handkerchiefs, rags and anything else
we could find, we looked like mummies.
Then there was the time when the Landy was perched on a cliff edge,
with three wheels in the air, held by just a thin hand winch cable. Rob
Collinge passed us and commented that my brother, the driver, had Big
Brass Balls. It took us quite a long time to get out of that jam, but my
brother had a huge smile on his face, the risk of rolling down the hill,
forgotten.
Man, we have so many stories to tell……the four foot Puff Adder
we found as we were clearing boulders out of the way. The “cat like
creature” that made us all make a dash for the safety of the car. The
time we were flying along a dry river bed and our cameraman flew out
of the back, luckily landing on the soft sand. We were 300 feet away
before we missed him.
Team 27 may not be that good at the Rhino Charge but we have surely
had some great fun along the years and now our kids have entered
their own team so the family tradition will continue. As for us wazees,
we shall keep on struggling and raising money for the best 4WD event
in the world, and the most noble cause. Fockarwe 3, here we come!
Rhino Charge
Eburu Charge
Rhino
News
Many people may not be aware that we have been taking part in
the Charge since the first one in 1989, when we hijacked our factory
delivery pick up, a double cab Datsun 4WD 2litre petrol. After two
Charges, that pickup was confiscated by the boss and we opted for
a hired Suzuki 1300 from Rasul’s Car Hire, on the condition that we
pay for all damage done. After three years of that, Rasul got a little
tired of us and we eventually all chipped in and bought a dedicated
Charge car, a 1967 short wheel base left hand drive Landy. The
2.25 litre engine was too little for all the beefing up we did, but we
persevered. We even converted it to right hand drive. After a few
years of that we got a break when the Chodas wanted to sell their
monster 3 speed Nissan Patrol, sometimes referred to as the Jonga.
That was when we realized what power can achieve. However, as
our team started getting older and slower, the constant barrage of
thorns through the ears and cheeks finally made us look for a more
“civilized, mature” ride where we could sit in the car without being
torn to shreds or having caterpillars and spiders down the back of
our shirts. (our team consists of one youngster, just shy of 40, three
55 year olds and a 63 year old. We like our comfort)
This is the car we currently use, but have never fully developed to
it’s full potential. The steering from Nissan to Unimog has been an
enormous challenge, resulting in broken tie rod ends and even a bent
steering arm.
embarrassing asking the usual suspects for donations and we came up
with an idea, inspired by the Pedal Cart Race and the Hog Charge. Why
not have a 24 hour cycling marathon? That’s when the Rhinothon was
born. It was a day and night cycling challenge for teams of 20, in relay
fashion, sort of like Le Mans. The first event was held at the Kilimanjaro
Construction farm, next to the Mamba Village, with a few floodlights
strung along the route. That quickly developed into a hugely popular
event with professional lighting supplied by Film Studios with their
super silent generators, whispering through the night. Venues changed
from Jamhuri High School to Hillcrest School and eventually a huge
plot in Nyari which was earmarked for a housing estate, but had some
challenges. Then, a couple of years ago, with rising security concerns
and the lack of a suitable venue, The Rhinothon became a daytime only
event held at Nairobi’s famous Karura forest. The charm of the night
cycling was no longer there and this year the entry list was very small.
From over 550 cyclists the previous years, we were down to 125. It was
a disaster. We barely broke even. This was in April. We had to raise just
under a million shillings in 7 weeks. Panic stations….!! The forgotten
friends list came out of the closet. Luckily, our golf tournament was
well sponsored and raised almost 200k. In the end the whole team tried
hard and we were just able to cover our guaranteed million. We are still
looking for a suitable venue for a day and night Rhinothon and would
appreciate any ideas.
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RHINO CHARGE 2014 - CAR SPONSORS
Money Raised KES. 102,919,334
Car 4: RANGE ROVER
Andy Hill, Del Upstone, Joel Darche, Richard Waugh, Aiden
Moore, Paolo Abenavoli
Total Funds Raised: KES 1,134,000.00
Serenita (Plastic Card Tech), The Iceman, Dmj Architects, Centaur Insurance
Brokers Ltd, Sawasawa.com Ltd, Braeside School, Five Forty Aviation, Gulf
Energy Ltd, Babu D & Nishma Mehta, Water International Ltd, Orchid Furniture
Ltd, Kids Stuff Ltd, Rosewood Furniture Manufacturers Ltd, Mohamed & Muigai,
Soulco Kenya Ltd, Peter Kivolonzi, Better Globe Forestry, Nagib & Gulivar
Kursi,The Kenyan Alliance Insurance Co. Ltd, Sichuan Huashi Ent Group, Animet
Ltd, Paramount Bank, Amity Equipment Ltd, Andrew Hill.
Car 5: RANGE ROVER BUGGY
Alan McKittrick, Bruce Knight, Kyle Buster Raye, Tim Jessop,
John Bovard, Doungu Smith
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Car 1: UNIMOG
Don White, Mike Diesberq, Roddy Benjamin, Graham Roy,
Eddie Verbeek.
Hattenboer-Water BV, Tjeerd de Looze, Edwin & Tamara Broekhuizen, Jan Goedhart, Richard
Heemkerk, Annie Cerian and Barry, Brian Nicholson, George & Dee Roy, Graham Roy, Veneco, Wherry
& Sons, Jamie Murray, Arthur White ,Allan & Lorraine Bennet, Malcom & Doreen Ferguson, Gift Aid,
HSI BV, Truus en cor, Naivasha Horticulture, Greenlife, Chairmania, Koppert, Schreurs, Amiran (K) Ltd,
Mega Pack Ltd, Intergrated Networks, Shade Net, Celtic, TTC, Sput Verwiel, B. Africa/S. Farm/Elgon
Kenya Ltd, Flowerwatch (K) Ltd, P. Hime, G. Murray, Sasumua, Maisha/ Kamaldeep Singh, Timaflor,
C. Shaw, Agventure Ltd, B. Hill, Froome, B. Allen, Pelican, Finlays, Uhuru Flowers, Crop Nutrition,
Dudutech/ Finlays, Afapack, Dr. Dave, Naivasha Horticultural Fair, G. Macharia/Scarab, Real Ipm,
Ocean Agriculture EA. Osho Chemical Industries, Annemarie De Theije, Van den Berg (K) Ltd, Florensis
Kenya Ltd, Maua Moments Ltd, De Ruiter EA Ltd, Bayer EA Ltd, C. White, Madrugada, Jill Benjamin,
Mr. & Mrs. Levitan, Sygenta EA Ltd, Ball USA.
Car 2: TOYOTA LANDCRUISER
Ian Duncan, Andrew Pleasance, Francesco Chechini, Anthony Nielsen, Anton
Kinyanjui
Sport Motorcycles Ltd, AAR Healthcare, Yara East Africa Ltd, A. Troughton, J. Heather-Hayes,
Salim Walimohamed, Sean Wilcock, Geoff Mayes. Expeditions Adventures & Safaris, Nish Lakhani,
AGS Worldwide Movers Ltd, Karachiwalla (NRB) Ltd, S Kenya Motors(U) Ltd, Miten Lodhia, Eesha
Chhamiyara, Lorraine Luckhurst, Dreamcoat, Andrew Pleasance, Rolf Davey, Andrew Cameron, Zing,
Rosemary, Jennifer, Robert, Nelson, Dennis Burnett, Youjaus Insurance Brokers, Alihussein Ebrahim,
Pipe Manufacturers Ltd, Baker Tilly Merali’s, Cheki Kenya Ltd, I &M Bank, Toolcrafts, Jennifer Duncan,
Stephen & Bhavna Mills, S. Plumbe (Spirax Sarco Ltd), Sandy Virdi (Ngwa West), Heilberg, Lee Funeral
Services Ltd, Dusty Helmets, Shlomy Ngina.
4 Car 3: LAND ROVER
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S.S Mehta & Sons Ltd, Vivo Energy Kenya, Velos Enterprises Ltd, Jolemac Fire Protection, Intech E. A,
Lionhart Investments, Athi View, Univen Enterprises, Athi Stores, Athi Minerals, Sparetech Trading,
Chui Autosprings, Tata Africa Holdings (K) Ltd, Kenya Shell, Studio Infinity, Giro Bank, Décor Interiors,
Menengai Oil, Cannon Assurance, Ol Tukai Lodge, Essajee Amijee, Superfirst Forwarders, Crown Paints,
Farm Engineering, Autoxpress, Premier Foods, Landmark Holdings, Nairobi Greenline, Wire Products,
Universal Tyres, Jivans, Mitsuba, Imperial Bank, Fidelity Security, E.A Motor Industries, Gurcharan S.
Vohra, Hwan Sung Industries (K) Ltd, Freight Forwarders (K) Ltd, Ramji Haribhai Devani Ltd, Ramboo
Colourcane Ltd, Libya Oil (K) Ltd, Basco Products (K) Ltd, Premji V. Vaghjiani, Efil Enterprises Ltd,
Sadolin Paints (E.A) Ltd, Sparr Drilling Co. Ltd, Apex Steel Ltd, Unifilters Kenya Ltd, Kingsway Tyres
Ltd, VJ Consult, Galana Oil, Parmalen Investments, J.W Seagon, Triassic Developments.
Kiki & Netty Fernandes, Leah Tuitoek, Michael Mugasa, Mrs. Alison Ndegwa,
Mrs. Serah Ndungu, Muraya Muiru, Ndavi Muia, Nick & Gillie Hutchinson, Patrick
Garner, Philip Kahenya, Robert & Elizabeth Kariuki, Robert Dewar, Robert
Kabogo, Robert Thieme, Ron Crocket, Samuel M. Wanjiku, Tim Dutt, Timothy
Kiura, Vitalis Ojode, Wilson K. Muchina
Manee Choda, Sandev Choda, Satchin Choda, Hani Choda,
Amandeep Virdi
Harpal Singh Choda, Big Five Breweries Ltd, Regal Pharmaceuticals Ltd,
Kamaldeep Phull, Pipe Manufacturers Ltd, Manee Choda, Vimal Velji Shah,
Tyremasters Ltd, Menengai Oil Refineries, Deepa Shah/ Jaspal, Kingsway Tyres
Ltd, Kamal S. Bhullar, Prosec Systems Kenya, Smokey’s Bar & Restaurant,
Brockley Investments, Bedi Ravinderpal, S.S Hotels Ltd, Jasbinder S. Virdee,
Tinker Bird Securities, Parmalen Investments, Ramesh Chandra Seth, Sachin
Parmar.
Car 7: LAND ROVER 90
Mahesh Bhatti, Robert De Jong, John Michino, Ashish Bhatti
Mahesh Bhatti, David, Contact Network, Pipeman, Starlit, Lifecare,
Travelshoppe, Anjarwalla & Khanna, Ultra Equipment, Heather Gail, Dominique
Desouza, Specialized Aluminium Ltd, Jeroen De Clercq, John Batten, Farah,
Shauna Donaldson, Ashif Suleiman, Ashish Bhatti, Selina Weich, Jennie & Stuart
Duncan, Rupert, Peter.
Car 8: RANGE ROVER
Karim Fazal, Jens Hartmann, Amaan-Ali Fazal, Jan Fox,
Samuel Ndivo, Andrew Greenwood
Abdula Fazal, Imperial Bank Ltd, Jan Fox, Karim Fazal, Andrew Greenwood,
Swiss Business Consulting, High Pont Merchants, Bossem Ltd, Access (K)Group
Ltd, PKF Kenya, Little Red Ltd, Building Centre, Connor Hawkins, Deepen Bhatti,
Nico Bossi, Deepal Shah, YI-Cheng Lu, Naziha Pisani, Jasraj Bansal, J & R Manji,
Selina Gilbert, Nafe Chaudhry, Amy & Jon Eldon Turteltaub, Fabien Gay, David
Yagerman, Sophia Fredrickson, Gurpeet Sandhu, Salma Farrah, Bradley Broder,
Rosina Dhala, Gulshan Dedhar, Katrien, Karen Dhaliwal, Ellie Waugh, Mark, Zam
Manji, Gary Haber, Lucas Belenky, Rajiv Sokhi.
Car 9: LAND ROVER
John Bowden, Angus Kaberry, Matt Evans, Owen Evans,
Warren Evans
John Bowden, Kit Kaberry, Avery Ltd, Westling Electricals, Moeller Controls Ltd,
Greater Anglia, Dave Jink, Border Holdings (UK) Ltd, Eagle Engineering Works,
Agriquip Agencies Ltd, Vivo Energy, Energy Pak, Simon Davies, Timwood
Products, Energy Park, Diesel Inject Service, BD Engineers, E.A. Packaging
Industries, Cassini & Tonolo Ltd, Peerless Tea Services, James Campbell, Patrcik
Avery, Neil Walton, Ian Payne, Johnny Onslow, Nicky Wilden, Michael Scoones,
Dave McFarlane, Jeff Waller, Graham, Hugh Kilpatrick, James Barnes, Frank Prust,
Bill Mackie, Jeff Young, Angus Kaberry, Timothy Peach, Steve Martin-Dye, Daniel
Offord, Stephen Dobbyne, Kris Pamphilon, Paul M, Mark Shickell, Ken Maginnis,
James Booker, Peter Baker, Bill Mackie.
Car 10: RANGE ROVER
Chris Welles, Gary Hopcraft, Damian Fison, William Day, Tom
Vospe, Tom Putnam, Tom Lewis
The Specialised Safari Co. Ltd,Chris Welles, Dave Brown, Duncan Adamson,
Sarah Higgins, Tony Seth Smith, Animal Rights Reserved (ARR), Mash Low, Gary
Hopcraft, Bette Hopcraft, A. Arche, Loldia Ndulele Ltd, Corporate Matching, Mara
Farming, Oliver James, Jennifer Ruth Barton, Peter Michael, Diana Mary Low,
James Douglas Farquharson, Mr. A. F. Gross, First Machineries, Elgon Kenya
Ltd, Nicola Blundell Brown, Renaldo M. Retief & Jillian Retief, Harry Putnam,
Benjamin Tansey, Anne Vosper, Frances Russell, Jeff Wright, Rebecca Schofield,
Ross Litherland, Natalie Baker, Niall Riddell, John Walmsley, Tom Lewis, Rosalind
Frampton, Timothy Fison, Nick Priggen, Caroline Warlow, Richard Daw, David
Nicholas, Helen Sweeney, Liz Willimas, Alex Day, Tom Putnam, Gerald Andrew
Day, Uzmah Yunis, Stephen Swift, Mairo Retief, Sophie Gunn, Mark Moriarty,
Gareth Rees, Ruth Makgill, J.H. Style, Rehan Benson, Cara Hopcraft, Mirela
Mardare, Guy Rathbone, Jonathan Choi, Caroline Rackham, Wendy Hall, Julie
Marks, George Bradford, Sarah Falconer, Anita Harikrishnan, Jenny Digby,
Rebecca Sennett, Michael Bailey, Hannah Vosper.
Rhino Charge
Rhino Charge
Gurmeet Mehta, Adnan Khalid, Aman Sodi, Tom Otila, Tamin Mohamedali
Asburton Jersey Ltd, Adamji Multi Supplies Ltd, Almandine (UK) Ltd, Almond
Print Ltd, Ask Cargo Ltd, Associated Battery Manufacturers (E.a.) Ltd, Atlas
Plumbers & Builders (K) Ltd, Bags & Envelope Converters Ltd, Beachlines Ltd,
Berkshire Foods Ltd, Bio Food Products Ltd, Blackwood Hodge (Kenya) Ltd,
Bresky Foundation, Bullpak Ltd, Bulltech Solutions, Career Connections Ltd,
Career Directions Ltd, Cassini & Tinolo Ltd, Cerbit Cargo, Chelanor Ventures
Ltd, Chemicals & Solvents, Chloride Exide (K) Ltd, Chloride Technical Trading
- UK, Civil Engineering Design (K) Ltd, Color Mac, Comhard, Cooper K-Brands
Ltd, Coulson Harney Advocates, Danros (K) Ltd, Davisum Ltd, Desbro Kenya
Ltd, Devenish Nutrition, Diversey Eastern & Central Africa Ltd., Dreamcoat
Automotive, E.A.P. Industries, Eagle Vet Kenya Ltd, East-Mat Wholesalers,
Eldoret Packers Ltd, Eldoville Farm Ltd, Ennsvalley Bakery Ltd, Escarpment
Ltd, Eureka Chickens Ltd, Eurolivestock Products, Fastlane Freight Forwarders
Ltd., First Chartered Securites Ltd, Franz Agencies, Freight Forwarders (K) Ltd,
Friendship Container Manufacturers Ltd, Gailen Insurance Agency, Gallagher
Power Fence Systems, Geerlofs Kenya Ltd, Golden Wheels & Associates Ltd,
Gurain Enterprises Ltd, Hardteck Tools Kenya Ltd, Hautech Business Systems,
Highchem Marketing, Hybrid Poultry Farm (Z) Ltd, Impulse Promotions Ltd,
Industrial Launderers & Cleaners, Integrated YMR Partnership, Interpack Ltd,
Jack Tours & Travel, Kaplan & Stratton Advocates, Kariki Group Of Companies,
Kenchic Ltd, Kenya Flexogravure Ltd, Kisima Farm Ltd, Kuper Rewinders,
Laxwin Controls Ltd, Lets Go Travel (K) Ltd, Lomson Enterprises Ltd, Magana
Holdings Ltd, Makaa Safi Enterprises, Mana Suppliers Ltd, Mantoz Enterprises
(K) Ltd, Master Jaya Environmental - Malaysia, Media Edge Interactive Ltd,
Multidimensional Engineering Ltd, Nampak Kenya Ltd, Nas Airport Services Ltd,
Nas Plastics Ltd, New Muthaiga Green Grocers, Nic Bank Ltd, Nutcracker Ltd,
Nyatarugu Enterprises, Oxford Export Trading Services - UK, Palamco Company
Ltd, Palm Motor Ltd, Pan African Business Enterprises Ltd., Panorama Technical
Services Ltd, Paper & Graphics (K) Ltd, Papyrus Africa Ltd, Petmus Agencies Ltd,
Plama Investment Company Ltd, Plastlink Enterprises Ltd, Polyworld - Malaysia,
Prime Cartons Ltd, Pro Motor Works, Quality Plus Lab Serves Ltd, RIB Consulting
Pvt Ltd, Rift Valley Products Ltd, Riley Services Ltd, Rob Dewar Publicity, Rweru
General Agencies (2002) Ltd, School Outfitters, Seaboard Corporation, Silpack
Industries Ltd, Skype Supplies Ltd, Softworx Pty Ltd, Solid Auto Solutions,
Sous Chef Ltd, Specialised Fibre Glass Ltd, Steelstone, Strategic Consultants
Ltd, Sunpower Products Ltd, Tamfeeds Ltd, Tandu Alarm Systems Ltd, Thames
Electrical, The Paper House Of Kenya Ltd, Trade House Africa Ltd, Trefi East Africa
Ltd, Triad Architects, Trouw Nutrition GB, Tulla Reserve Supplies Ltd, Ubbink
East Africa Ltd, Ultravetis E.a. Ltd., Unga Farmcare (E.A.) Ltd, Unga Ltd, Verino
Agro Industries Ltd, Water Gremlin Aquila, Yogitech Industrial Supplies Ltd,
Aggrey Mukolwe, Agnes Mulei, Ann Tiba, Billy Okongo, Dave & Sally Dannov,
Duncan Sifunah, Edward Musebe, Herman Nyotu, Imran Mogul, James Nyutu,
Jeremy Clarke, Jerry Wilhm, John Njenga, Johnes Nzioki, Jonathan S.P. Coulson,
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Nehal Bhatt, Gurjinder Bhari, Ranjit Singh, Manoj Shah, Harkiran Lalani, Lesley
Dann, Narinder Sabharwal, Jag Laly, Ramneek Singh Bhabra, Linda Kwant,
Mohinder Singh, Sokhi Sohan, Solio Ranch, Naran Velji Arjan, Cassini & Tonolo
Ltd, Rock Plant Kenya Ltd, Pavneet K. Ghaleigh, Rashpal, Solex Motors Ltd,
Jasbinder Singh Ghataura, Harvinder S. J, Sokhi Investments Holdings, Didah
Singh, Mahesh Shah.
Car 12: JEEP MB
Jaswaran Singh Sehmi, Daniel McMillan, Stephen McMillan,
James Wachira, Benjamin Kareithi
Jas Sehmi, Perneet Sen, Didar Singh Jandu, Mandip Shah Jandu, Balwant Kaur
Jandu, Singh Retread Ltd, Sukhyinder Shah Sagoo, Samir Shah, Diya A. V,
Sawarn Singh, Fazlehusein Suleimanji, S.S. Syan, Indraj Singh Bhari, Kuljeet
Singh, J. A. Shah, Pyara Singh, Sunny Gudka, Kishan Badresa, Mohindra Shah,
Kaaya V. Shah, Lochab Transporters Ltd, United Engineering Supplies Ltd,
Tajdin, Amrit Crankshaft Grinder, Tarsem Sembhi, Old Africa, Anil Jakharia, G. M
Kariuki, Shiela Lobo, K.G Patel, Ravneet Kaur Sehmi, Kuki Khalsa, Hardeep Kaur
Sehmi, Tarvinder Singh Sembhi, Hardip Bhabra, Balraj Ghaleigh, Joyce Maxwell,
Torben Rune, Paul Berriman, Francois Rousseau, Barry
Tatton, Jason Holley
Lordship Africa.
Tej Sehmi, Kevin McGee, Philip Walton, Karan Sehmi,
Jasdeep Sehmi, Amit G. K. Radia
Car 14: LAND ROVER
Autodrome S. Ltd, Tej Pakrash/Kevin/Philip, Hardeep Sokhi, Orchard Fields LLC,
Damian Davies, Amin Salim, BRCK Ltd, Slater & Whitaker, Mountain Ministries.
Car 29: LAND ROVER
Priten Patel, Vishal Patel, Numier Khan, Neel Shah, Shishir
Patel, Joe Mrema
Mitesh Shah, Greenspan Agritech Pvt. Ltd, Akith Patel, Jazier Teja, Irriko
International Ltd, Armaan, Guardian Bank, Prime Bank, Giro Bank, Fresh From
Source, Airflo, Geelofs, Amiran (K)Ltd, Dodhia Packaging Industrial Ltd, Elgon
Kenya Ltd, Securex (K) Ltd, Cyber Trace, Somochem, Packhard, Packaging
Industries, Fareed, Sarrchen International.
Car 28: MERCEDES UNIMOG
Car 18: RANGE ROVER
Jonathan Jackson
Mitesh Shah, Ashwin Gidoomal, Ravi Patel, Chets Mukerjee,
Sachin Patel, John Mutite
Joanne & David Carroll, Quantum Power East Africa, Group Five Construction
Ltd, Pierre Noel, Tonci Tadic, Sweld Ltd, Verkis Ltd, Airspray Kenya Ltd,
Longonot Horticultural Fair Trade, Christine Kamami Mweti, Glen Edmunds,
Interconsumer Products Ltd, First Quality Supplies Ltd, Jonno Baker, Peter &
Erica Dennis, Sarah Higgins, James Hutc hinson, Mel Alexander, Sarah Ray, Phil
Lake, Ken & Maureen Carroll, Celia Ferguson, Jon & Liz Pocock, Henry Bouskell,
Simon G, Liz Sugden, Jeanel Inc, The S-Bs.
Torben Rune, Carol McDonald, Primates Safaris, Palle Rune, Amani Safaris,
Vipingo Ridge, Nick Yiannakis, Leopard Tours, Hotel Plan, Omri & Rotem Cohen,
A.B. Patel, Sony Ubhi, David Killoran, Hugh & Monique Walters, Horace Horsey,
David Horsey, Southern Cross Safaris, DT. Dobie & Company, NIC Bank Ltd,
Lianne Du Toit.
Car 13: RANGE ROVER
Car 11: RANGE ROVER
Car 19: RANGE ROVER
Priten Patel, Vishal Shah, Sumaria Industries Ltd, White Rose Drycleaners Ltd,
Oksana, Sanjay & Sonal Parmar, Suha Patel, Janiv Patel, Sanjay Vallabh, Vinn,
Peter, KTZ 442 Spider, Shish.
Petra Somen, Sabine Kontos, Catherine Coulson, Emma
Morton, Lucy Waddington
Car 15: LAND ROVER
Jonathan & Petra Somen, Access (K) Group Ltd, Regal Pharmaceuticals, John
Trundell, Real JPM, Meg Lustman, Amiran (K) Ltd, Elgon Kenya Ltd, JW Seagon
Co. Ltd, Daniel & Catherine, Healthy U 2000.
Anthony Stow, Mark Reading, Peter Hill, Andrew Stanley,
Oreste Casado, Craig Sydenham
Anthony Stow, Madhaparia Jitendra Devshi, Plas-Kit (Kenya), East African
Breweries, James Finlay (K) Ltd, Justin & Froydis Archer, Talisman Ltd, Purdy
Arms, Adam Peter Hill, City Clock, Mark & Michelle Reading.
Dipak Halai, Mahesh Halai, Anil Kerai, Deepak Patel, Ravi
Ragwani, Paul Walucho
Komal Construction, Hitendra Shamji Hirani, Bhachu Industries Ltd, Oriom
Hardware Ltd, Aris Ltd, Vishnu Wood & Hardware Ltd, Biashara Master Sawmills
Ltd, Crown Paints (K) Ltd, Sarrchem International Ltd, Cropchem Supplies,
Agrichem Africa Ltd, Basco Products (K) Ltd, Mumwe Water Ltd, Lalji Ramji
Filling Station, Walren Concrete, Victoria Commercial Bank, Cementers Ltd.
David Carroll, Russell Neylan, Harry Milbank, Henry Sugden,
Paul Nguru
Ashwin Kapoor, Vijay Gidoomal, Kalpan Shah, Dipan
Mediratta, Rihal Sidi, Tinga
Ajitesh Kapoor, English Press, Hotpoint Appliances, Dentona Ltd, Crown Paints,
PKF Kenya, Giro Bank, Uday Jawi, Anjarwalla, Royal Chargers.
Car 20: RANGE ROVER
Gray Cullen, Peadar Brehony, Guy Western, Crista Cullen, Tony
Binks
Arbi Mussani, Global Freight Logistics Ltd, Kalpana & Paayal Patel, Tuffsteel Ltd,
Njenga Peter Mbuguah, Sight & Sound, Vegpro Kenya Ltd.
Gray Anthony Cullen, Kiamunyi Tyre Dealers & Accessories Ltd, Gai & Crista Cullen,
Safenet Techonolgies Ltd, Sai Raj, Champion Agencies, Security Systems Intl. Ltd,
Silverstone Tyres Kenya Ltd, Stanny Shoes, General Motors East Africa, Tangerine
Investments Ltd, Specialised Fibre Glass, Sam Phillips, Novak & Mancuso, Senan
Waldron, Scott, James Allan, Jennifer O’ Sullivan, Peter Tyrrell.
Car 21: RANGE ROVER CLASSIC
Michael Kontos, Jonathan Somen, Derek Steel, Jeremy
Ashworth
Peter Kinyua, John Macharia, Tom Morton, Robert Kariuki,
Moses Nyagah, Tommy Hellerstedt
Michael & Sabine Kontos, Access (K) Group Ltd, Fairview Hotel Ltd, Tripple
Twin Logistics Ltd, Nyachoti & Co. Advocates, Satori Africa Ltd, Tiny Systems,
Dimensions Data Kenya, Pirbhai Enterprises, Premier Nutrition Ltd, KK Nutrition,
Petpal.co.ke, Kensalt Ltd, Securex Agencies (K) Ltd, Diamond Trust Bank Ltd,
Elkarama Ranch, Yansam Motors Ltd, Kingsway Tyres, Allwin Agencies (K)
Ltd, Kenya Bonded Warehouse Co, Nerix Pharma Ltd, Roy Parcel Services Ltd,
Rosebud Enterprises, Bobmil Industries Ltd, All Cargo Global Logistics Ltd,
Dotwood Designs Ltd, Sankara Nairobi, Lauser Technologies, Amiran (K) Ltd,
Elite Computers Ltd, Adhesive Solutions Africa Ltd, Bayer East Africa Ltd, Travel
Affairs Ltd.
Peter Kinyua, Kenya Orient Insurance, Gulf Energy, Mobile Planet, Directline
Assurance CO. Ltd, Evelyn Mwangi, Chris Getonga, Mike Maina, Fredrick Michuki,
Brookside Dairy, Star Coffee Ltd, Servicoff Ltd, Kenya Nut Ltd, George Kagiri/
Architerion, Muraguri Kariuki/JM Kariuki Construction, Richard Kariuki, Ngumo
Kenya, Farid Mohammed, Robert Kariuki/ Lariak Landscapes, Cubic Business
Solutions, Diamond Trust Bank, Travel Associates Ltd, Sophie Kinyua, The River
Café, Travelshoppe Co. Ltd, Wines of the World, Intex Construction, Youth Aviation,
Thomas & Emma Morton, Radio Africa, Kairu & McCourt, AON, Bid Insurance
Brokers, Multiple Hauliers, Bharti Airtel, Porsche Centre Nairobi Ltd, Charleston
Travel Ltd, Miss Joy W. Ruo, Creative Edge Ltd, AGM Tours & Travel Ltd, Uniglobe
Northline Travel, Mira Bid, Seven Seas Technologies, Tim Espir, John Macharia.
Arbi Mussani, Bhupesh Lakhani, Joseph Muriuki, Andrew
Onyango, Mutemi Mwia, Muhammed Hamzah
Car 24: TOYOTA LAND CRUISER
Jaspal Matharu, Kishan Bhandari, Keith Henrie, Jatinder Singh
Thethy, Sylvester Henrie, Hardeep Rehsi
Design Artitude Ltd, Kitchen Professionals Ltd, Plumbing Systems Ltd, Cosmocare
Ltd, Aqua Plumbing Co. Ltd, Gamma Delta Eastern Africa, Crown Paints Ltd,
Carmax E.A Ltd, Nirbhau Gulshan Ventures, Dilash & Paru Bhayani, Dinesh
Sachania, Basco Products, Parklane Construction, Chelsea Holdings Ltd, Master
Power Systems Ltd, Devensinh P. Jadeja, Kingsway Tyres, Central Plumbing,
Liteline Enterprises Ltd, Romageco Kenya Ltd,Samert Patel, Master Aluminium,
Sandeep Rehal, Studio Infinity, Sunworld Safaris, Patel Rohan, Lanor International,
Hiteshbhai Bhikabhai.
Aspaud Company, Laila, Sabhita, Hershil& Saida, Nikunj & Seema Shah, Robi,
Jala, Margaret, Zarin & Gus, Katherine Munoz, Bex, Kevin & Bonnie, Aisha &
Anjali, Mo Hussein, Kev, Raveena Khehar, Kathy, H. Bauer Munsly, Rainbow
Calder, Judy Carr-Hartley, Mandy Parkinson, Sarah Higgins, Vikram Gill, Colin
Gunson, Lyndsay Ball, Ian Sharpe, Penny Alexander, Litsa Harney, J. Danaher,
Anna McFerran, Michael Evans, Helen Douglas, Martin Steel, Susan Armstrong,
Naima & Rob Olivier, Andre Harriot, Jutta Galvin, Leonard Angaine, Michael
Munene, Anne Marie Diluho, Sanjay Gautama, Bijal Patel & Friends, Liz Cheli, M.
Downey, Suzanne Sorensen, George Saiyolonn, Robin Bayley, Dr. Z. A. Cockar,
Dr. S. Ghallay, Dr. S. Lalani, Andrew Belcher, Debbie Duveskog, Steve Crosskey,
Eva Illi, N. Rundhammer, Ruth Henkal, Lesley Hannah, Julia Wilcock, I. Sohail
(TRM), Suzie Weeks, Maike Potgeiter, Loulou Potgeiter, Jeske Margot Juliette
VA, Lesukut Ltd, Tack Rack Ltd, Lucy Kangondu Silas, Merit Africa, Aqua Pet,
Ashwin Punja, Jan Barnes, Sophie Walker, Aly Maherali, Sky Healthcare Ltd,
Property Reality Ltd, Sitima Enterprises Ltd, Electric Link Intl. Ltd, Timber Corner
Ltd, Hanish Chandaria, H. Patel, P. Kalsi, S. Patel, Francis Nyongesa.
Car 27: NISSAN PATROL
Preeyesh Shah, Neekunj Shah, Ramnik Shah, Parag Maradia,
Mohan Shah
Preeyesh Shah, Resort Kenya Ltd, Shafana Azim Hussein Rajani, Rajesh
Patel(Ambar Ent), Jamii Telecommunications Ltd, Apollo Associates, Ketan
& Panna Patni, Niraj & Hema Shah, New World Stainless Steel Ltd, Narinder
Singh Kalsi & V. K. Kalsi, R.S & A.K Jutley, Terence Blunsum, Susanta Kumar
Rath, Gurumurthy Gundappa, Niraj Arvind Shah, Paul Munyua Ng’ang’a,
Online Connections Ltd, Ng’ang’a Kamau Patrick, Malibu Telkom Ltd, Beacon
Technologies, B-ON-LINE LTD, Wraptech-India, Pradeep J. Shah, P.S. Chada,
Satish Shah, Kirit Shah, Ashwin Shah, Ramnik Shah, Tononoka Rolling Mills
Ltd, King Plastic Industries Ltd, General Printers Ltd, Dinesh & Shilpi Shah,
Statpack Industries Ltd, Vinit Praful Chandra Haria, Navin J. Sanghani, Chui
Manufacturers Ltd, Montana Boutique Ltd, Kemco C lothing, Rajesh D. Shah,
Grant Thornton, Impala Auto Spares, Holiday Bazaar Ltd, Timwood Products
Ltd, Bestfast Cargo Ltd, Kenya Stationers Ltd, G.A Insurance Ltd, PKF Kenya,
Hydromatics Ltd, Sobhagchand & Bindu Shah, Kantaria Charitable Trust, Oil
Seals & Bearing Centr Ltd, Agricultural Tractor Spares Ltd, Hydraulic Hoses &
Pipe Manufacturers, Power Controls Ltd, Education Scientific & Technical Eqpt,
Rose Goes, Hyper Media Ltd (Rajesh Karia), Kingsway Tyres Ltd, Inspac (E.A)
Technologies Ltd, Thika Wax Works Ltd.
Edward Johnstone, Charles Autlemb, Charles Cardoso, Mike
Davis, Josh Knowles, Johannes Willms
Edward Johnstone, Bollore, Taylor Winch, Café Logistics, Sean Garstin Motors,
Wec Lines,Gee, Janet Nattrass, Alan Robertson, Tim Rotchell, Anne Dave, Kate
& Martin, Andrew Pitt, G.F Etherington, Ealine Carlin, Sam, Christopher Pitt,
Edward Sandry, T.J. Bishop, Josephine Pitt, Mike Pitt, East African Exploration
(K) Ltd.
Felix Rembold, Giuseppe Simeon, Neel Shah, Guillermo
Miranda
Felix Rembold, Bayer East Africa Ltd, Tile & Carpet Centre Ltd, Kingsway Tyres
Ltd, Giuseppe Simeon, F. L. Rembold & Bonaivit, AGS Worldwide Movers Ltd,
Phoenix Safaris (K) Ltd, Serman Point Ltd, Miranda, Osteria, Kavia Patel, Neel
Shah, Mawe Ltd, RENOCON, ARIS Ltd, Infinity.
Car 25: NISSAN PATROL
Preeyesh Shah, Adrian Brammer, Sunny Patel, Theepan S, Paul Smith, Sucheet
Shah, Jagveer Kang, Shamil, Henal, Akash, Shayan, Katie Smith, Pallavi, Saajan
Shah, Ketan Chandaria, Yuli & Henry, Saagar, Aashni. Suhani Shah, General Tripod,
Alex Andrews, Jay Balvi Ent, Rachna Bodani, Faisal Chemicals, Steve, Neeval,
Amrish Shah, Pipe Manufacturers, Silpack Industries, One Infotech Ltd, Spring
Valley Residents, Securex Agencies Ltd, Spenomatic Ltd, Neel Jinit Shah, Broadway
Bakery Ltd, Nitin K. Shah, Mehta Shah & Associates, Multiple Hauliers, Smita Shah,
Deloitte Foundation, Wim Eising .
Car 26: RANGE ROVER
Asit Patel, Uday Patel, Sajay Gautama, Fred Ombisa, Bijal
Patel, Teeku Patel
Rhino Charge
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Rhino Charge
Rhino Charge
Neeval Shah, Aman Shah, Shahil Shah, Sawan Shah, Sagar
Shah, Mehul Shah
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Car 32: RANGE ROVER
Grant Mowat, Yen Choi, Daniel Onyango, Danson Kibe
David Percival, Simon Sharpe, Maina Mbiria, Loren Bosch,
Allan Wickham, Josphat Omwando
Michelle Church, Colin Church, Grant Mowat, A.H & S.J Church, Yen Choi.
Galaxy Paints & Coatings Ltd, Trerise Auto Spares Ltd, City General Stores
Thika, Kabm Fines, Alan Oickham, Liquid Telecoms, JTL, Pan African Group,
Sadolin Paints, Access (K) GroupLtd, Simbanet, Eve, Pan African Syndicate,
Apex Steel, Nathoo Shah, Nasib Industrial Products, John Sawers, Simon
Sharpe, Loren Bosch, Salim Auto, Ashit Shah, Pipe Manufacturers, Mandeer.
Jeremy Holley, Tony Hughes, Martin Evans, Mikey Hughes,
Russel Hughes, Dhillon Evans
Jeremy Holley, Hollbros Ltd, James Walsh & Helen Larkin, Lianne Du Toit, Lawrie
Sessions, James Finlay (K) Ltd, Amiran (K) Ltd, Jamleck Chege, Fiona Gaskell,
Capital Colours Design Ltd, Seremala Foundation, Dilpack Kenya Ltd, Kamaljeet
S. Bhari & Mayuri Bhari, Garfield Home Repairs, Ailen Douglas Ferguson &
Karolyn, Moray James Wood, ORD Group Ltd, Patrick Dessy, National Converting
Agencies Ltd, Rhino Safaris Ltd, Tack Rack Ltd, Cephas Ongubo Osuro, Leboo
Safari Tours Ltd, Bacha E. Cook & Lucy E. Cook, Murimi Cullens Robert, Arcaid
Architects, East Africa Security Options Ltd, Gurbaksh Singh, SS Marketing &
Advertising Ltd, Rowena G. White, Akshar Autospares, NIC Bank Ltd, Rongai
Workshop & Transport.
Car 34: RANGE ROVER
Rajesh Maini, Amar Vidyarthi, Dominic Rebello, Chiraag
Shah, Avinash Reddy, Anuj Kent
Rajesh Maini, Anjarwalla & Khanna, Michael Alexander, Dipak Shah,, Yunus
Essajee, Krushil Shah, Alykhan Keshavjee, Snjay Ghandi, Rajesh Modasia, Arun
Shah, Nikola Mihajlovic, Goran Ilic, Azim Taibjee, Sarabjeet Singh, Mukesh Shah,
Anand Radia, Ashif Madha, Boehringer Ingelheim, Kalson Properties Ltd, Jinal
Savla, Karim Teja, Roop Ruparel, Slumberland Kenya Ltd, Nivina Investment
Ltd, Magenta (K) Ltd, Mimosa Pharmacy Ltd, GA Insurance Ltd, Acceler Global
Logistics Ltd, Amardeep Vidyarthi, Paper Systems Ltd, M.A Khan Insurance,
Satguru Travel & Tours Ltd, Sparetech Trading Co, Pere Ramakrishna, Colour
Print Ltd, Mohamed EbrahimjeeSudhir Viryarthi, Kuldeep Mangat, Sanjay Karia,
Sundip Chotai, Amar Gardi, Punit Vadgama, Chemutai Kipkorir, Chris Colbridge,
Greg, Ellie Michael, Matthew, Naomi, Sarah Klein, Dom C.M, Riad, Dennis &
the Arqaam Team, Taha M, Ravi, Vaishali & Aanya Aswani, Gautam & Aparna,
Siddharth, Sam Roper, R. Bassi, Sean, Seirian, Paul K, Jane Siney, Chirag Shah.
Mark Tilbury, Peter Robert, Gene Fondaumiere, Chris Eden,
Kevin Hughes, Herman Ruijsenaars
Mark & Sallie Tilbury, Tabaki Freight Services Intl, Teresia Sapieha, Pan African
Group of Companies , School operator Ltd, Mecumi Seki, Parnleys, Jan Theones,
Bromhams, Desbro Kenya Ltd, Farmers Choice, Safechem (K) Ltd, Katiku John,
Graham Roy, Duncan Clark, Naill Parkin, Ian Webb, K. Himsworth, Andy Bennett,
Steve Middlesborough, John May, Mount Engineers, Eculine, Rocky Danvers,
John Porter, Steve MacDowell, Robert Porter, Guy Elms, Fiona Elms,P. Hechle, H.
Ruijsenaars, C. Eden, K. Hughes, P. Scholes, G. Elms, N. Downes, Karl Ruijsenaars,
Richard Keeley, Jim Tozer, Dave Bosse, Richard Stanley,
Shelton Grant, Jasper Epsom
Alan McKittrick, Hybrid Poultry Farm, Pembe Flour Mills, Richard Low,
Robert Anderson, JimTozer, J.W. Seagon & Co. Ltd, Eurolivestock Products
Ltd, Panorama Technical Services Ltd, Guraine Ltd, James Tozer, Tony Linter,
The Dannovs, Ultralloy, Marcus & Bans Learoyd, Dock, Stanley Salt Tanzania.
Cecilia Ruijsenaars, Hazel Ruijsenaars, Dave Gatwell, Ingrid Kraaijenbrink, Alex
Lawford, Alex Davey, John Mackie, Oma Ruijsenaars, Jones, Jan Kraaijenbrink,
Trevor Gander, Intraspeed Arcpro (K) Ltd, Rahisi Engineering, B.D Engineers
Ltd, David John Marshall, Career Connections Ltd, Cassini & Tonolo Ltd, Lets
Go Travel, Kenchic Ltd, Greensteds School Ltd, Dirty Dogs, Bush Rats, Cycling
Machine, Flower Power, Rocky Roads, This is Africa, Diva Devils, Cool Clucking
Cucumbers, Hot Wheels, Kenyan Hounds, Sukari Bog Cleaners, Brooke House
School, Furious Four, Gru’s Minion, MICA, X Riders, Steel Riders, Cavina Cruizers,
Unbeatables, Roaring Rhinos, Zanahorias, Sugar Rush, The Last Heroes, Fast &
Furious, Guppies, Wild Chargers, Bike Stars, Hippy Hippos, Rolling Hogs, Biking
Bosses, Flying Falusy, Flying Lings, Kami Kazi Kenyans, Magic Martlets, The Lost
Boys, Mud Cyclers, Mud Bikers, Crazy Cupcakes, The A Team, Road Hogs, Fly
Riders, Green Steds, The Silver Hawks, Silver Mud Crushers, Wala Wala, Black
Dragons, The Hyper Hogz, Hansome Hogs, Iron Hogs, Open Boys Team B, Black
Devils, The Bush Kids, Bush Cats, Thunder Pigs, Pork Chops, Getting Piggy With
It, Minecraft Piggy Rush, Makuti Bikers, Crazy Hogs, Beet Root, Percy Piglets,
Muddy Buddies, Bugs on Drugs, Horrible Hogs, Sneaky Siblings, Alsha Babes,
Beautiful Blondes, Halogens, I Don’t Know You, Thunder Lions, Green Men,
The Goldies, Black Mambas, Flaming Piggies, The Werewolves, Muddy Cyclers,
The Fine Swine, Biking Bacon, The Pythons, The Bike Brigade, Flaming Hogs,
Silly Sausages, Super Strikers, Fast Fab Four, The Crew, Teresa, Hot Wheels 2,
Desbro, School Operators, Megumi, Nigel & Jane, Jan Thoenes, David Bromham,
Farmer’s Choice.
Adrian Wilcox, Chris Stewart, Jonathan Somers, Tim Wilcox,
Andrew Gray
Adrian Wilcox, WillFreight Ltd, Silvia Cassini, Robert Blake, Philip Kyriazi, John
Tombleson, Mitul Shah, Vishal Patel, Georgina Goodwin, Aberdare Aviation, Roy
Minter, John Stephenson, JetAir, Kieran Vye, John & Lynda Gay, Brenda Gay.
Car 48: RANGE ROVER
John Kanyali, Anton Kanaiya, Joe Kimani, Mambo Kimani,
Willi Kimani, Francis S. K.
Kanyali & Company Contractors, John Kanyali, Michael Munene Mbugua,
Anton Kinaiya, John Kioko Mutua, Leisure Lodge, NBK Bank, Chase Bank, Rasiic
Kantaria, Mwarere Njami, Kimani Kigotho, Catherine Lesian, Takikay Kanyali,
Peter Kanyali, Carol Soila, National Museums of Kenya, Dr. Ole Ndiema, Dr.
Kiura, Joe Kimani, Specialised Hardware, Security Group.
Car 38: LAND ROVER 88 HYBRID
Sean Avery, Patrick Avery, Kieran Avery, Matt Nobel, Harry
Brainch, Kiran Jethwa
Pamela Gordon, Nigel & Barbara Dundas, Ruth Golombok, Owen Newman
& Amanda Barrett, John Dallimore, Harry, Katie & Geordie, British American
Insurance, Mr. & Mrs. Sandys Lumsdaine, AFCHEM Ltd, Charles Fraser, ASP
Company Ltd, Cheli & Peacock Management, Philip Coulson, Hilary Atkins,
Kit Townsend, Neil Cuthbert, DPI Ltd, Rea Vipingo, Heritage AII, G.T. Zibarras,
E.A Drillcon, SPS Pipe Ltd, Sahaana Sandhu, Jason G, Chloe Vestey, Nigel &
Barbara, Farouk Juma, Geoff & Pam, Gillian & Robin, David Obura, Craig B, Mike
& Caroline, Owen, Sam & Gilly, Peds, Jess & Fllwop, Jo McGrath, Thimblesperm,
Katie, Poppy, Bump & Simon, Mark Leslie, Boo, Ed & Lockra, David Rose, Richard
Ball, Patrick Avery, Nick & Norah Ashford-Hodg, Brian & Clare, Kieran Avery,
Janine Milne, Colm D’Olier, Toby Boone, Mike Crummy, Carol & Brian Foy, Mel
Pearson-Wright, Mady, Rosie & Daniel, Henry MacHale, Jay & Annie Simson,
Alistair Smith, C. Okell, Susan H.J, Ben Anderson, Agnes Dyvi Huitfeldt, Matthew
& Alice Owen, Siana Duder & NickPearce, John Marsden, Pete Stephens, Jane
& Chad, Contact Designers, Susan & Scott, Veronica Finch, Kiran Jethwa,
Cunningham Lindsey, AFEW, Shinda Ltd, Derek Dames, Kevin Ashley, Sanden
Intercool, P. Vrontamitis, S. Thakar, Quite Bright Films.
Mark Glen, Bryn Llewelyn, Piers Daykin, Gerard Beaton,
Steve Outram, Johnny Harris
Peter Castle, Andy Fleming, Jason Mott, Tom Younger,
Richard Fleming, Mark Burton
Peter Castle, Jason Mott, Tom Younger, Andy Fleming, Richie Fleming, Mark
Burton.
Car 40: RANGE ROVER SWB
Peter Francombe, Shaun Miller, David Francombe, Ross Field,
Sam Taylor, Ryan Outram
Peter Francombe, Elgon Kenya Ltd, Sygenta East Africa, Bayer East Africa, Intech
Enterprises, Sai Raj, Narkmi Enterprises, Specialised Fibre Glass, Polychem, NCS,
Songa, Susan Marte, Wurth, Sirai LLP (Michael Spencer), Pioneer Hi-Bred Kenya
Ltd, Crop Nutrition Laboratory Services, Lachlan Kenya Ltd, BASF (Jamleck
Chege), Kingsway Tyres Ltd, Amiran (K) Ltd, Travel Affairs Ltd, National
Converting Agencies Ltd, Bakri Int Energy Co. Kenya Ltd, Kenya Highland Seed,
Diane McNabb, Shappers, Linda Millard, Adam Smapton, Epiquest, Sam Taylor,
Inspirations Collection.
Nishit Medriatta, Eric Govani, Amit Sharma, Ranjeev
Kimataria, Tim Manyuira, Vishal Khargram
Eric Govani, Clasico Builders, Tandem & Stark Ltd, Giro Commercial Bank, Auto
Express, Fidelity Bank, Orbit Chemical Industries, Tripac Ltd, Flair Kenya, Gamma
Delta Eastern Africa, Cell Forth, Mombasa Cement.
Singh, Iqbal Kassamali,Impala Auto Spares, Good Word Trading, Rhodium
Steel, Silverstone, Steel Structures, Stunner Travel, MIK Insurance, Tariq Rashid.
Mark Glen, Northscape, Colin Church, Johnny Harris, Hortipro Ltd, Bayer
East Africa Ltd, Valley Vegetable Market Ltd, Rekero Camp, G & L Beaton,
Afriorganic Ltd, Bepco Parts, Bollore Africa, Amiran (K) Ltd, Batian Flowers,
Jamleck Chege, Mafuko Industries, Blooming Oasis, Ndume Ltd, Agtech
Kenya Ltd, Timaflor Ltd, Miss H. Remnant, Sanyati, Kingsway Tyres, Kakuzi
Ltd, G, H. Patel, M & V. K. Shah, K. Daramshi & Co. Ltd, AJL Ltd, Kensmetal,
Nipsur Hardware, J.S & Company, Cheli & Peacock, Chandaria Bro, Ltd.
Car 44: RANGE ROVER
Adil Khawaja, Abid Khawaja, Paras Shah, Jameel Sheikh,
Nelson Lakamisi, Jamil Anwerali
Adil Khawaja, MIC Global Risks (IB) Ltd, Executive Healthcare Sol. Ltd, Mini
Bakeries Nbi Ltd, Nairobi Java House Ltd, First Chartered Securities Ltd, Kenya
Stationers Ltd, Express Automation Ltd, Jonathan S. Philip Coulson, Cooper
(K) Brands Ltd, Delta Properties Ltd, Sandridge Properties Ltd, NIC Bank Ltd,
Strategic Consultants Ltd, Universal Engineering Systems, Air Connection Ltd,
Andrew Mugambi Mwiricia, Resort Kenya Ltd, The Business Advisory Group Ltd,
Philip Nyachoti, Solio Ranch, Access (K)Group Ltd, Sunworld Safaris Ltd, Giro
Commercial Bank, Kemboy & Company Advocates, Cassini & Tonolo Ltd, Sohail
Developments Ltd, Kenya Commercial Bank, Chase Bank Kenya Ltd, Mohamed J.
Anwarali, Louise Michell, Clancy Zaire, Koyes Miah, Graham Penson, Nick Smith.
Car 45: RANGE ROVER
Phil Tilley,Tony Simons, A Bulloch, David Hopcraft, Steve
Tankard, J. Simms
Phil Tilley & J. Ceha, Jascruisers Ltd, Amir Sharma, Mwau Titus Musyoka,
Jonathan Bovard, Garry Cullen, Mohan’s Oysterbay, Alan McKittrick, Ray Kyle,
Dan Craasen, Patrick ‘Chas’ Holt, Game Ranching Ltd, J & R. Stichbury, David
Stancet, A. F. Gross, S. Allison, B& R. Henricksen, P & S. Strong, Packhard.
Car 49: RANGE ROVER
Terry Childs, Patrick Garner, Anthony Childs, Chris Childs,
Robert Calder, Douglas Runlger
Terry Childs, Plan & Place Insurance, Schreurs E.A Ltd, New Ressh Elec,
Refrigeration Components, Julia Darker, Karen Provision Stores, Kim Martin,
The Copy Cat Ltd, Access (K) Group Ltd, Trevor James Andrew, Caramel
Mount Freight Logistics, John Winning, Mukesh Shah, Justin Younger,
Riaz Curringer, Munj Patel, Geerlofs Kenya Ltd, Five Forty Aviation Ltd,
Timaflor Ltd, ORD Group Ltd, Chilworth Ltd, GFK, Bush & Beyond Ltd, Capital
Hardware, Corporate Insurance, Jackie Ayton, Kigen Kandie, Grant Faye
Ebonywood, Douglas Rundgren, Derek Oatway, Braeburn Schools.
Mike Kirkland, Richard Frost, Don Nelson, J.J. Nicholas,
Dom Antoine
Mike Kirkland, Menna Harries, Rob Arathoon, Rhino Party Jeddah, Kennaway,
Erwin Protzen, Mousley, Janet Pys, Denys Gould, Celia Behrens, Antoine
Family, Nicholas Family, Mr. J.K Babla, Parrag Devani, Harry & Beulah
Atkinson, Tejul Shah, Kenfreight, Nomura Insurance, Flora Printers, Abdul
Samji, Bench Australia, Davinda Kaur, Sean Garstin Motors Ltd, Banbros Ltd.
William Carr-Hartley, Mikey Carr-Hartley, Neil McRae, Justin
Larby, Jeremy Hayson, Ole Kishira
Sangalai Ltd, Colin & Nicole Church, Prince Family, James & DeAnne Calcagnini,
M. Williams, T. Mott, M. Sutherland, Angela Roberts, Bob & Martha, P. Callahan,
Judith & Robert, Julie & Jeff, Debby & Tim, Jennifer& Michael Cerchial, Veronica
Smiley & Brian Grazer, Johns Family, Richard & Ruth Low, Chris & Carole
Haysom, Eric & Stephen Choi, Sue & Jackie at Ditch, Ruth Makgill, Raffman Elms,
Great Rift Drilling, Tito Okuku, Treadsetters, Paynet Kenya, Driftwood Beach
Club, Antony Havelock, Angela Sutton, J.W. Seagon.
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Vishal Shah, Rizwan Rashid, Tariq Rashid, Arshad Shakur,
Ajay Shah, Sajid Rheman
Vishal Shah, Load Runners Ltd, SilverSpread, BTB Insurance Brokers, Peter
njenga Mbuguah, Infinity Industrial Park, Metro Motor Spares, Ganatra Plack,
Oil Seal & Bearings, Pipe Manufacturers Ltd, Central Auto Hardware Ltd, Logistic
Three Sixty, Choka Supplies Ltd, Printfast (K) Ltd, Tile & Carpet Centre, Unifilters,
Ajay K. Shah, McNeel Millers Ltd, Cathrina G. Poker, Dua Motors Ltd, Bhupiner
Rhino Charge
Rhino Charge
Car 43: RANGE ROVER
15
Car 51: RANGE ROVER
Njoroge Nani Mungai, IQPLUS Kenya Ltd, Mesmon Consultants, Imperial Bank,
Flex Communications, Archbill Consultants, Humphrey Njoroge Kibe, Paul
Njuguna Ngugi, Strami Ltd, Miliki Afya Ltd, Timtech General Supplies, Galaxy
Paints & Coatings Ltd, North Wind Consulting Ltd, Miss Nazima Malik, Space
Form Studio, Apex Steel Ltd, John Njoroge Keige, Kimotho Maiyo & Mbatia,
Evo Business Solutions Ltd, Central Farmers Garage, Thames Electricals, ASL
Ltd, Kimondo Gachoka & Company Advocates, EcoBank Kenya Ltd, Sealand
Holdings Ltd, Paragon Signs & Advertising Ltd, Catch All Enterprises, Cellcare
Electronics Ltd, Jotis E.A. Ltd, Power Technics Ltd, Velka Engineering Ltd,
Bawan Ltd-High Point Hotel, Tononoka Rolling Mills Ltd, Generations House Ltd,
Pan Africa Syndicate Nrb, The Regal Press (K) Ltd, Kiguru & Associates, Mercy
Waithira Michere, Mayaan Enterprises Ltd, Longonot Agencies Ltd, Maruti Office
Supplies, Divergys Ltd, Shekhawat Engineering Works.
Brett Sievwright, Wayne Barratt, Danny Hill, Paul Davis, Simon
de la Rey, David de la Harp
Brett Sievwright, Platinum Credit.
Car 52: LAND ROVER
Hemel Pindolia, Paren Hirani, Ali Mubarak, Chirag Dodhia,
Arun Raghwani, Raj Shah
Hemal Pindolia, Kens Metal Industies Ltd, Classic Ironmongers Ltd, Manuchair
Kenya Ltd, Tononoka Steels Ltd, Quality Spares Ltd, Pardeep Jatuha, Nitro
Chemicals Ltd, Best Fast Cargo Kenya Ltd, Shiloah Investments, Mart Networks (K)
Ltd, Nilesh Kavan, Rakesh Mukesh, Mohan Vinay, Rakhee Sonil, Galaxy Merchants,
Silverspread, Memchand Anand, Soyana, Kennedy Benjamin, Gopa Sathya Aarti
Shahzad, Salima Aabid Jakesh, Bimal Sailesh Johny, Kanti Veeral Rohit, Minesh
R.T. Sharad, Gituku, Amarjit Jandu, Nilesh, Sasmi, Jamic Virjee, Nipul Patel, Ajay
Patel, Mihira Patel, Mahesh Shah, Jowamb Hardware, Timber Corner Ltd, Mwaali
Hardware, Murthi c/o West, Jayveer Enterprises, Keylan, Mitesh, Robert Mauya,
Charles Ndung’u, Rakesh Shah, Prakash Kanani, Ketan Shah, Bansri Shah, Keelash
Shah, Ashok Haria, Abdi M. Iqbal, Hasmukh Shah, Paresh Karania, Punit Shah,
Pavan Ubhi, Mahesh Acharya, Harveet Acharya, Alex Mwai, Nick Mwai, Timothy
Odera, Spence Dry, Poonam Nagda, Valentine Njoroge, Ashraj Auto Spares Ltd.
Car 53: SUZUKI
Jamie Manuel, Brandon Barbour, Lovat Carnelly. Bruce
Cattermole, James Boorman, Ndungu Njunge
James Boorman, Cheki, Fred Black, Linda Gaymer, Tom Taylor, Julie Erskine.
Johansen Ole Vestergaard, Eric Goss, Jorgen Nielsen, Henrik B.
Rasmussen, Frank Roest, Lars Jensen
Eric Goss, Johansen Ole Vestergaard, Cimbria East Africa Ltd, Watchdog Alert Ltd,
Karachiwalla (NRB) Ltd, Maisha Flour Mills Ltd, Power Technics Ltd, Bridging
the World Travel, Customer Care Spares Auto, Clemsoh Millenium Concepts,
Nova Communication Consults, Karotech Services, Topwing Builders, Dexpro
Enterprises, Jorgen T. Nielsen, F. Roost, Gichuru Ann & Antony Wanjihia, Gras
Savoye Office Account, Mugo & Company, Engineer Methu, Else Goss, Engineer
Githere, Charles Langat, Caleb Ogando, Colas, Engineer Omari, Engineer Katora,
Engineer Mbugua,John Kabubo, Moses Osolika, Peter Githiomi, Salmon Osare,
Peter Wanday, John Ndemi, Henry Orwa, Benson Njoki, Engineer Wanjohi,
Engineer Murage, Engineer Mburu, Engineer Margaret Ogai, Andreas, Caroline
NaliakaFrontier Investment Management, Viva Africa LLP, Manga Mugwe, Bernard
Oshwa, Aru Willets, Hans Osawa, Jesper Hornberg, Chris Jensen, John Njuguna,
Solis Offices, Tony MbarineMayfox Digital Media Ltd, Kirass or Lars R.I.D.E, Vega
Software, Ivy Food Solutions, Brian Purdie, Guillaune Patricot.
Car 55: LAND ROVER
Hamish Ker, Alasdair Keith, Bruce Roberts, Maarten Piet, Luke
Tofts, Sam Jethwa
Hamish Ker, De Puiter E.A. Ltd, Syngenta, Finlays, Lachlan, Colour Vision Roses,
EAPI, Elgon Kenya Ltd, Schreurs East Africa, Target Traders, Shade Nett Ltd, Amiran
(K) Ltd, Karachiwalla Ltd, Nispur Hardware Ltd, Cassini & Tonolo Ltd, Lomas &
Lomas, Tim Noikwe, Bruce Roberts, BASF.
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Harveet Obhrai, Load Runners Ltd, Vishal (Haulage Kenya), BTB Insurance Brokers
Ltd, Lochab Transport Ltd, United Foods Ltd, Singh Retread Ltd, Veer Panesar,
Poonam Shah, Haus Kenya Ltd, VitafoamProducts Ltd, Rock Plant (K) Ltd, Aneez
Sultan Halji, Shandy Shelters Ltd, Karim Janmohamed, Steel Centre Ltd, Tulipp
Auto & Hardware Ltd, Triple A Auto Spares Ltd, Wakwetu Trading Ltd, Solaris
Eco. Power Ltd, Amarjit Kaur Panesar, Nixomb Ltd, Jan Wilken & Alfayaz Sunderji,
Soul Sounds Entertainment, A. D. Kamani & Shivali R. Sanghani, Sato Properties
Ltd, Wakwetu Trucking East Africa Ltd, KIP Melamine Company Ltd, Rajdeep
Singh, Paras Bhupendra Shah, Pavneet K. Ghaleigh & Gunsev S. Devgun, Bharvir
Singh Panesar.
Car 57: LAND ROVER
Dhruv Shah, Philip Holi, Milan Shah, Parag Shah, Vaibhav
Ghandi, Adam Miller
Tim Carstens, Scott Carruthers, Gabe Oser, Don Anderson,
Martin Williams, Asad Anwar
Philip Holi, Pipe Manufacturers, Kalpa Padia & Rajesh Padia, Ranjanbala &
Hiteshri Shah, Impala Auto Spares, Davis & Shirtliff, Alexander Davis, Mala
Shah-Coulon, Bushy.
Nick Tsurikov, Mike Lane, Hugh McAlister, Christo Schmidt, Pius Kassim Pennie
Warren, Scott Carruthers, Ted Majaliwa, Tony Venturini, Simon Wall, Colin
Bwye, Regal Tours & Travel, Ali Barbours Restaurant, CFC Stanbic, Colin
Forbes, Georgina Jones, Michael Richmond, Don Anderson, John Cook, Base
Resources Ltd, AUD Donations, Coulson Harney, Cannings Purple, KPMG,
Wave International, Prodelko, Piacentini & Son, Lockton Company Australia,
Redis, Mineral Technologies, Globetrotter Corporate Travel, Tavistock
Communications, RFC Ambrian, SRK Consulting, Northcott Capital, Multiple
Hauliers, Valar Frontier, Weir Minerals, Africa Practice, SGS Laboratories,
Unatrac Ltd, Mantrac Kenya, Ardent Fire Suppression, Civicon, Fairview Hotel,
Base Titanium Ltd, Joe Schwarz, Sami Chalwa.
Gai Cullen, Mark Allen, Sue Aldersey, John Byrne, John
Brooks
Gai Cullen, Motor Mania Ltd, Qinetiq Investments Co. Ltd, Security World
Technology Ltd, Lesukut Ltd, Gworks Investments Ltd, Master Ventures Ltd,
Allens Caravans (Estates) Ltd, Nespete Enterprises Ltd, John Byrne, Pete
Lockwood.
Car 59: RANGE ROVER
Richard Baudry, Patrick Mutisya, Simon Gray, Ian Small,
Harry Stephenson
Richard Garth Baudry, Nimkas Auto Supplies, Kahea Enterprises, A-Z Technology
Solution Ltd, Bhekams Traders Ltd, Motor Mania Ltd, Masimo Electronics Ltd,
Stalmar Agencies, Peter Maina Karanja, Tabaki Freight Services Intl. Ltd, James
Finlay (K) Ltd, Spectratec Alarms & Telecoms, Cheki Kenya Ltd, Stitch Masters
Ltd, Liquid Telecommunication (K) Ltd, Mills Industries Ltd, Ian Small.
Car 60: RANGE ROVER
Rowena White, Lynda Hughes, Lucy Darwin, Lianne Du Toit,
Elizabeth Rune, Kaila Millar
Rowena White, Jeremy Holley, Rotary Club of Karen, Melanie Blake, Bollore
Africa Logistics (K) Ltd, Mario Younan, Liz DuToit, Helen Field, P.J. Henry, Mrs.
Amb Darwin, Ndume Ltd, The Chandaria Foundation, Peter White (Flying
Services Ltd), Peter Kehr, Menengai Hardware, Christopher Campel Clause.
Ekya Shah, Nikunj Shah, Rajul Shah, Reval Shah, Kamal Shah,
Muesh Rathod
Ekya Shah, Sarrchem Intl. Ltd, Image Insurance Brokers Ltd, Butterfly Properties
Ltd, Armco Kenya Ltd, Vishnuwood & Harware, Maytech Solution, Afro Plastics
Kenya Ltd, Automatic Controls Ltd, Harley’s Ltd, Chemoquip Ltd, Blowplast
Ltd, Rosewood Furniture, Raka Milk Processors, Rajchem Processors, Film Corp
Kenya, Dharmesh Bulsara, Hirnaxi D. Jani, Pringle Anis, Suraj Dhanani, Rajal
Upadhyay, Hitesh Pindoria, Agility Logistics Ltd, Nairobi Enterprises Ltd, Spin
Knit Ltd, KPMG Kenya, Demateck Ltd, Buhler Ltd, Plumbing Systems, Samina
Habir, Rift Valley Lodge, Anis Khatoon, Amit, Sushi Masi Velji Masa, Malini,
Engee Enterprises Kenya Ltd.
Car 62: RANGE ROVER
Henry Nyaga, John Kariuki, Raphael Waithanji, David
Mwaura, Edward Muniu, Innocent Ngwena
Magnate Ventures, Jahazi Insurance Agency, Wanderjoy Party World Ltd,
Interconsumer Products Ltd, Robert Kamau Kinyanjui, Octa Architects Ltd, Pace
Associates, Muchoki Kangata Njenga & Company, NIC Bank Ltd, Frank Maina
Communications Lit, Seacon Kenya Ltd, Havi & Company, Com Twent One Ltd,
Car 64: BUSH ROVER 100
Peter Bonde-Nielson, Andrew Stanley, Alastair Bush, Richard
Munene, Hans Herluf-Pedersen, Mbabu Muturi
Peter Bonde Nielsen, Hans Jakob, Niels Peter, Annemarie, Multitone A/S Bent
Fabriciu-Bjerre, Helle Collet, Nino the Mad Rhino, Christina H, Karim Moledeaa,
G4S Data Secure Solutions, Dr. Sharma, Alistair Bush, Monique, Debs, Henrik
Praesius, Dawn, Nicolas & Wolfgang Paczulla, Jan Willem Smeenk, Mie og
Magnus, Jean-Pierre Carles, Robert Olivier, Toril & Hermann Haraldson, Richard
Stanley, Jessica Rothman,Ulrik, Lars Himmer, Jason R, Elizaveta Freedman,
Harriet Bush, Greg Nasmyth, Andrew Stanley, Holger Foss, Oliver Damsbo,
Katherine Kervella, Karin Fjellerad Jorgensen, James T.
James Dodson, Rob Dodson, Jamie Hendriksen, Ben
Ramsbottom
Robert Dodson, High Ratio, Lions Bluff, Maria Vliek, James Hendriksen, Paul
Lewis, Sven Jacobi, Matthew & Alice Owen, Revd Martin & Maddy Dale, Alex
Cook, Mandy Terry & Clan, Sara Cockx, Ben Ramsbottom,William Hercock
Ltd, Joanna Parker, Rachel O’Reilly, Pamela Baker, Charles Coldman, Rutland
Building Services, Ivan Bingham, Kate Johnson, Jimmy Eggers, Ann Hendriksen,
Nicole Hendriksen, Keir Pountney, Dr. Brian A. Adkins, Gordon Smith, Joyce Hu,
Steven Cuypers, Kate Nanette.
THE RHINO ARK CHARITABLE TRUST
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2014
2014 2013
NoteKShs KShs
INCOME
Rhino Charge collections
8(a)
88,024,823
87,225,266
Other donations
66,552,885
47,912,118
Interest income
2,717,858
3,463,128
Other income
8(b)
3,619,424
4,601,466
160,914,990 143,201,978
EXPENDITURE
Project expenses
9
24,226,490
29,068,257
Fund-raising expenses
10
17,593,792
28,187,969
Administrative and general expenses
11
30,388,762
19,955,719
Mau Eburu
74,864,057
13,574,244
Mt Kenya
28,144,132
14,605,764
175,217,233 105,391,953
(DEFICIT)/SURPLUS FOR THE YEAR
7
(14,302,243)
37,810,025
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 31 MARCH 2014
20142013
KShsKShs
3.INVESTMENTS
I&M Fixed Deposit Accounts
9,312,993
26,629,815
Old Mutual Money Market Fund
104,118
689,072
British American Money Market Fund
1,094,328
1,014,830
10,511,439
28,333,717
4. TRADE AND OTHER RECEIVABLES
Trade receivables1,603,9642,014,487
Prepayments
-
265,426
Other receivables
748,244
3,709,385
2,352,208
5,989,298
5. TRADE AND OTHER PAYABLES
Trade payables
Other payables
12,783,266
4,305,795
593,886
2,502,947
17,089,061
3,096,833
6. RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS
Key management compensation
10,873,280
10,873,280
Note2014 2013
7. GENERAL FUND
KShs KShs
ASSETS
Balance brought forward
73,348,676
35,538,651
NON CURRENT ASSETS
(Deficit)/surplus for the year (14,302,243) 37,810,025
Property and equipment
2
29,591,657
28,792,278
59,046,433 73,348,676
CURRENT ASSETS
Twenty percent of each year’s Rhino Charge donation is allocated specifically for maintenance of fence already
Investments
310,511,439 28,333,717
Trade and other receivables 4
2,352,208
5,989,298
constructed.
Bank balances and cash
33,680,190
13,330,216
20142013
KShsKShs
46,543,837 47,653,231
8.INCOME
Rhino Charge collections (note 8(a))
88,024,823
87,225,266
TOTAL ASSETS
76,135,494
76,445,509
Other donations66,552,88547,912,118
Interest
income2,717,8583,463,128
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Other income (note 8(b))
3,619,424
4,601,466
Trade and other payables 5
17,089,061
3,096,833
160,914,990 143,201,978
NET ASSETS
59,046,433
73,348,676
(a) RHINO CHARGE COLLECTIONS
GENERAL FUND
Rhino Charge 2014
11,055,240
Fence maintenance reserve
104,017,052
82,154,450
Rhino Charge 2013
76,949,583
11,165,351
Fence construction
(44,970,619)
(8,805,774)
Rhino Charge 2012
20,000
76,059,915
88,024,823
87,225,266
759,046,433 73,348,676
(b) OTHER INCOME
Bongo Surveillance Project
436,400
1,718,400
Landowners Access Fee
1,512,800
765,000
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2014
Profit on disposal of motor vehicle 554,244
1,450,000
Operations Base – Aberdare
1,115,980
668,066
1. SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES
The principal accounting policies adopted in the preparation of these financial statements are set out below:
3,619,424
4,601,466
(a)Basis of preparation
Donations for the Rhino Charge (RC) are booked in the financial year that they were received. As the RC is held in June
The financial statements summarise the transactions of the Trust and deal with the net assets at the disposal of
each year, total RC donations will therefore be booked in two financial years, that is, the total 2013 RC donations are
the trustees.
reflected in 2013 and 2014 financial years.
The financial statements are prepared under the historical cost basis of accounting.
(b)Income recognition
Donations and Rhino Charge collections are recognised on receipt.
9. PROJECT EXPENSES 2014
2013
Investment income is recognised on accrual basis.
KShs
KShs
Fence Maintenance
(c)Property and equipment
Items of property and equipment are stated at cost less accumulated depreciation. Depreciation is charged on the
Staff costs
5,656,342
8,577,528
straight line basis over the estimated useful lives of the assets.
Depreciation on property and equipment
2,066,050
1,785,364
The annual depreciation rates in use are:
Other costs
5,187,517
5,477,390
Motor vehicles
25.0%
Guard posts
-
109,204
Furniture and fittings
12.5%
Fuel
693,518
843,860
Computers
33.3%
Office equipment
12.5%
Motor Vehicles costs
1,645,409
1,826,683
(d)Foreign currency
Tools & Materials
2,629,376
1,307,688
Transactions during the year are converted into Kenya Shillings at the rates ruling at the transaction dates. Assets
Elephant grid
203,580
and liabilities at the reporting date, which are expressed in foreign currencies, are translated at the rates ruling at
Community support
3,895,120
5,267,807
that date. The resulting differences from conversion and translation are dealt with in the income and expenditure
account.
21,976,912 25,195,524
(e)Financial instruments
Bongo Surveillance Project
2,249,578
3,872,733
A financial instrument is a contract that gives rise to both a financial asset of one enterprise and a financial liability
of another enterprise. The financial instruments held by the Trust are investments in the money market, trade and
other receivables, bank balances and cash and trade and other payables.
24,226,490
29,068,257
All the financial instruments held by the Trust are accounted for on amortised cost basis.
(f)Receivables
10. FUND RAISING EXPENSES Receivables are stated at nominal value, less provision for any amounts considered irrecoverable.
General fund-raising
12,813,813
22,355,974
(g)Cash and cash equivalents
Rhino Charge raffle and event costs 2,809,716
3,835,099
Cash and cash equivalents comprise cash at bank and in hand and short term deposits with an original maturity of
Rhino Charge filming
1,970,263
1,996,896
three months or less.
17,593,792
28,187,969
(h)Use of estimates
The preparation of financial statements requires that management makes estimates and assumptions that affect
amounts reported in the financial statements and accompanying notes. Actual results could differ from these
11. ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL EXPENSES estimates. The more significant estimation process is related to the determination of provision for doubtful debts.
Depreciation on property and equipment
4,450,972
2,864,501
Although some variability is inherent in these estimates, management believes that the amounts provided are
Bank charges
113,930
85,856
adequate.
Office management and administration
19,410,589
14,269,825
Auditors remuneration
1,375,315
903,840
2. PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT
Public relations and press
4,089,566
409,219
(a) For the year ended 31 March 2014
Foreign exchange (gain)/loss
(334,893)
348,507
Motor
Furniture, fittings
Vehicle running expenses
1,283,283
1,073,971
vehicles
and equipment
Computers
Total
30,388,762
19,955,719
KShs
KShsKShsKShs
COST 12. LEGAL FORM
At 1 April 2013
34,127,774
18,184,265
1,987,394
54,299,433
The Rhino Ark Charitable Trust was established in 1991 under an irrevocable trust in accordance with the Laws of
Additions
4,375,233
9,059,422 618,59714,053,252
Kenya.
Disposals (4,031,210)
-
-
(4,031,210)
At 31 March 2014
34,471,797
27,243,687
2,605,991
64,321,475
DEPRECIATION
At 1 April 2013
16,142,911
7,695,969
1,668,275
25,507,155
Charge for the year
6,436,775
3,162,513
379,228
9,978,516
Disposals (755,853)
-
-
(755,853)
At 31 March 2014
21,823,833
10,858,482
2,047,503
34,729,818
NET CARRYING AMOUNT
At
31 March 2014
12,647,964
16,385,205
558,488
29,591,657
At 31 March 2013
17,984,863
10,488,296
319,119
28,792,278
13.TAXATION
The Trust has been granted exemption from taxation under the First Schedule to the Kenyan Income Tax Act (Cap
470) under Certificate number 01899 dated 20 January 1994.
14. CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS
Cash and cash equivalents comprise bank balances and cash in the statement of financial position.
15.CURRENCY
The financial statements have been presented in Kenya Shillings (KShs).
Audit by
Accounts
Rhino Charge
Harveet Singh Obhrai, Bharvir S. Panesar, Gursev Devgun,
Paras Shah, Stephen Ocheng, Ronald Ocheng
Car 63: LAND ROVER
Excerpts from Rhino Ark Charitable Trust accounts for the Year Ended 31 March 2014
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Chairman’s repOrt for the year ended 31 March 2014
Overall funds 2013/14
The total funds raised during the financial year under review were KES 261
million.
Despite the difficult economic times, the 2013 Rhino Charge exceeded expectations
and raised at field audit a total of KES 88 million just above one million US dollars.
Gross donations incorporating Rhino Charge and corporates amounted to KES 161
million.
The Kenya Treasury was our major donor providing KES 100 million for fence
materials and managed through our fence construction partner, KWS. As those
funds were not channelled through our accounts, they are not reflected in our
balance sheets, although they are earmarked in support of our fence projects in Mt.
Kenya and Mau Mt. Eburu.
Every kilometre of fence built under the partnership agreements with KWS
specifies that materials are provided by Treasury funds, whilst Rhino Ark’s inputs
include payments to personnel for each completed kilometre of fence, vehicles,
machinery, fuel, tools and mobile housing. In addition both KWS and Rhino Ark
commit management time for constant supervision and issues resolution with
communities along the pre-planned fence alignment.
In addition, the Ministry of Environment, Water and Natural Resources provided
over KES 5 million in support of the Feasibility Study on the Conservation of the
Wider Eburu Forest Ecosystem through the Establishment and Management of the
Wildlife Corridors and Dispersal Areas which has been recently completed.
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Mau Mt. Eburu conservation and fencing project well underway
The construction of the 50km long wildlife proof electrified fence commenced on
14th March 2013. Over 50% of the fence was completed and one Energizer House built
during the year under review. The fence will protect 8,715 hectares of indigenous
forest within the Mau Forests Complex Water Tower.
The Mpesa Foundation’s support together with that of Finlays, the Kenyan
Government and of Rhino Ark core funding will develop a fully rounded ecosystem
conservation process for Mau Mt. Eburu. It will include completion of the fence,
development of community-based natural resources management projects, forest
rehabilitation and an anchor funding of KES 30 million for an endowment fund to
be managed by a trust similar to the Aberdare Trust. The funds are being disbursed
over a three-year cycle beginning in 2013/2014.
Completion of Phase One of Mt. Kenya Electric Fence
The construction of the Mt Kenya fence was launched on 7th September 2012.
The length of the fence will be approximately 450km long and will protect over
2,500 square kilometres of pristine forest. The fenced area will include the Mt. Kenya
Highlights from the Mountains...
Eburu Ecosystem
The General Fund
The general fund as reflected in the balance sheet has been split into two
categories namely: Fence Maintenance Reserve and Fence Construction Reserve.
Twenty percent of each year’s Rhino Charge donation is allocated specifically for
maintenance of fence already constructed. This ensures that the huge amount of
effort and money put into the conservation programme does not collapse from lack
of maintenance. The maintenance reserve is therefore to earmark these funds for
maintenance and not used for construction.
The fence construction reserve deficit has increased from KES 8 million to KES
41 million. This situation is expected to reverse during the current year. The fence
maintenance reserve surplus increased during the year from KES 81 million to KES
103 million.
Bongo Surveillance Programme (BSP) successes
The Bongo programme continues apace, thanks to a dedicated band of conservation
individuals who constantly seek out fund support from a variety of donors. Some
of the funds go direct to the BSP whilst Rhino Ark secured funds from AFEW (The
Giraffe Centre) of KES 1,780,000 during the year and which form part of a two year
commitment totaling KES four million to support BSP in South Western Mau and
Mau Mt. Eburu. The funds go towards collecting vital information about the Bongo,
patrols, removal of snares and spear traps, as well as to the dynamic Bongo wildlife
schools outreach programmes under BSP.
USD 5,000 was also received during the year from Rare Species Conservatory
Foundation towards the BSP.
In addition to the funding mentioned above from Finlays, a further Bongo support
project was initiated by Finlays for the South Western Mau region during the year.
Other initiatives
We have continued to provide additional management support to our partners,
KFS and KWS and Mount Kenya Trust, by arranging aerial surveillance of the
forests of Mt. Kenya and the Aberdares to identify illegal activities within these two
mountains.
We are also coordinating the support by the British Army Training Unit Kenya
(BATUK) to KWS and KFS in the Mt. Kenya/Aberdare area. This support includes
provision of training and the rehabilitation of key infrastructure in both mountain
ecosystems.
As part of our commitment to combat poaching, we have partnered with Space
for Giants and KWS to train KWS wardens from the Mountain Conservation Area in
the prosecution of wildlife crimes.
View of fence line facing the Fire Tower
Eburu fence: 42 kms built, nearly
completed
Construction of the Eburu fence is progressing steadily towards
completion. As of 30 October 2014, 42 (84 percent) of the projected
50 kilometres of electric fence have been fully built and powered.
The 34-man fencing team, comprising a mix of skilled technicians
from KWS and members of the local community have worked
with dedication and consistency in the often challenging terrain.
The fence has now reached the final stretch along the Loldia Farm
boundary, with a clear view of the fire tower where construction
started in March 2013.
Second Eburu
energizer house
completed
Thousands to thank
Rhino Ark has an enormous following in Kenya and due to awareness, international
following is increasing. Much of the fund raise focuses on the annual Rhino Charge
where individual car entrants make substantial pledges and raise even more
than their pledge each year. It is a grass-roots conservation thrust within Kenyan
society that has now developed a deep foundation. Every donor knows that Rhino
Ark’s ventures are to secure the nation’s precious ‘water towers’ and to work
in partnership with the government to ensure good governance for maximum
benefits. The 2011 Environmental Assessment triggered by Rhino Ark and with
support from UNEP and the East African Wildlife Society’s Kenya, Forests Working
Group (KFWG), has placed a value on the Aberdares alone at KES 59 billion annually
in goods/services (water being the most important) and in biodiversity benefits.
It is always difficult to single out thanks in a report like this. Rhino Ark Charitable
Trust has thousands of donors in Kenya and friends overseas who support our home
grown and home driven conservation initiative.
I thank all of you for your generous support.
I wish to especially thank the Rhino Charge Committee and the huge band of
volunteers who yearly give so much time, thought, ideas and energy to running
this unique event.
Michael Karanja
Chairman, Board of Trustees
View of recently completed fence line facing East Mau
The second fence energizer house for the
Eburu electric fence is now completed.
The structure is situated at the boundary
of Eburu forest and Kipkulei farm in
Ndabibi location. The facility is part of
the overall fence infrastructure and will
house the solar power system for a 20km
section of fence. It will also serve as a
store for fence maintenance materials
and house the fence scouts that will
maintain the fence in the Centre One to
Ndabibi sector.
Fence project team receive keys for the Kipkulei energizer house from contractor’s representative
Highlights from the mountains
Eburu News
Accounts
Corporate / conservation bodies support
Corporate and individual grant supporters continued positively.
I would like to acknowledge the following organisations that have made generous
contributions:
• Finlays for donating KES 4.4 million for the fencing of Mau Mt. Eburu and
providing specific fund support for various entries to the annual Rhino Charge.
• Mpesa Foundation for donating KES 57 million for fencing Mau Mt. Eburu. This
is part of the KES 155 million pledged by Mpesa Foundation in support of the
conservation of that ecosystem.
National Park and the surrounding forests which were listed by UNESCO in 1997 as
a World Heritage Site.
As at the date of this report, Phase One (53km) of the Mt. Kenya Electric Fence
was completed and the construction of Phase Two (60km) well underway. However,
construction of a section of Phase Two of the Mt. Kenya Fence in Chuka has been
suspended. Some members of the community claim to have a cultural/ancestral
interest in the gazetted forest reserve and they have petitioned the High Court in
Meru to stop most activities in that forest, including fencing in April 2014. Rhino
Ark, as a respondent in the case, is of the position that the fence is a human/wildlife
conflict management tool and not a boundary marker, and as such do not interfere
with any alleged interest in the forest. In the meantime, construction of the other
sections of Phase Two continues.
Eburu News
The year 2013-2014 was marked by major
milestones in our major new projects in Mt.
Kenya and Mau Mt. Eburu which commenced
in the last financial year. It was also the second
year of continued consolidation of Rhino Ark’s
expanded programme
It was also one of continued support both from
thousands of donors to the annual Rhino Charge,
direct corporate donations and a significant
injection of value support from the Kenya
Government of materials for Mt. Kenya and Mau
Mt. Eburu fencing projects.
Rhino Ark Chairman of Trustees
Whilst the Mt. Kenya and Mau Eburu were at
Michael Karanja
the centre of our current & forward planning and
funding in the year, the Aberdare Fence, Rhino Ark’s flagship project, remained a
major focus of funds disbursement for its maintenance.
It has taken Rhino Ark 24 years to build and successfully assist in the daily
running of what is recognized as East Africa’s longest wildlife conservation fence.
This year, Rhino Ark has begun the rehabilitation of the Phase I of the electric fence,
along the Eastern Salient of the Aberdare National Park. The 38-kilometre phase that
was completed in 1992 has now outlived its intended lifespan. The rehabilitation
will extend the fence lifespan by another 20 years. This expresses the long-term
commitment of Rhino Ark to the conservation of the Aberdare ecosystem and to
providing sustainable solutions to the challenges facing Kenya’s water towers.
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Mapping of Eburu trails
and features begins
Nobelity project
supports Eburu forest
rehabilitation
The Eburu forest ecosystem is rich in biodiversity
and natural features that remain largely unknown
in the public domain. One of Rhino Ark’s goals for
the Eburu project is raise the profile of the forest and
create greater awareness amongst the public of its
values and attractions. Towards this goal, an initiative
has been launched to comprehensively document the
features and attractions of the forest. This will involve,
amongst other activities, the following: (1) engagement
with local communities to identify key features and
attractions of the forest and any forest related cultural
activities; (2) GIS mapping of locations of interest in
the forest and surrounding areas; and (3) documenting
these features of the forest and sharing this content.
Rhino Ark’s conservation initiative in Eburu
forest is attracting support from both local and
international audiences. In June 2014, Rhino Ark
introduced Turk Pipkin, Director of the Nobelity
Project of Austin Texas, USA to the project.
Resulting from this introduction, the Nobelity
Project team undertook to rehabilitate 1 hectare
of degraded forest near the Eburu forest station.
The Nobelity Project team has also undertaken
to provide funds for books and support for
rehabilitation of dilapidated classrooms in
Songoloi Primary, a local Eburu school.
Ngalumoni Cave, one of the locations mapped under the initiative
MPESA Foundation visits
Eburu, adopts more
forest
Les Baillie (seated, left), signs the forest rehabilitation register as
S. Mukundi, KFS Nakuru County Ecosystem Conservator (seated, right) witnesses
17th September 2014 marked a special event at
Eburu forest. Rhino Ark, in collaboration with
Kenya Forest Service hosted the MPESA Foundation
for a forest rehabilitation day. A team of over 350
energetic Kenyans comprising MPESA Foundation
staff, soldiers of the Kenya Defence Forces and local
community members converged at the Kipkulei
farm along the Eburu forest boundary in Ndabibi
location to participate in the replanting of a 1
hectare section of the forest. At this event Les
Baillie, the MPESA Foundation Executive Director,
signed the Eburu Forest Rehabilitation Register.
This means the formal commitment of the MPESA
Foundation to adopt and rehabilitate (replant and
maintain) designated sections of the Eburu forest
for a period at least three years.
Nobelity Projects director, Turk Pipkin (centre, kneeling) with Rhino Ark and KFS team
at the forest rehabilitation site
Water for community: Ole Sirwa springs now protected
Rhino Ark is supporting the local Eburu community in Ole Sirwa by improving the water infrastructure that serves the area. The Ole Sirwa
Springs deep within Eburu forest are the primary water source for over 2,100 community members in the Ole Sirwa area of Ol Jorai Location.
In September 2014, Rhino Ark engaged the services of a contractor to commence spring protection works involving upgrading the existing
protective concrete and masonry structures at the spring points. These works, which will enable the spring water sources to be tapped more
effectively, are now substantially completed and initial assessments indicate an increase in water flows. The initiative has been undertaken
under a partnership collaboration with World Vision and with technical support from the Nakuru County Water Office. Funding for the
works was provided by the MPESA Foundation.
Newly built spring protection structure
Spring point before works with stagnant water
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Local school children at the fence
Workshop participants listen to a technical presentation
Eburu News
On 9th September 2014, Rhino Ark facilitated a stakeholders’ workshop
in Naivasha to discuss the findings of the feasibility study of conserving
the Wider Eburu Ecosystem. The study was commissioned by the
Department of Resource Surveys and Remote Sensing and guided by key
stakeholders, including Rhino Ark. The study examined ways to secure
the connectivity between Lake Naivasha and Eburu Forest, as well as
between Eburu Forest and Eastern Mau Forest. The workshop brought
together local landowners, government conservation institutions,
local community representation and conservation NGO’s that are
active in the area. Positive outcomes from the workshop included a
resolution to establish three committees to address recommendations
from the study with regard to wildlife corridors and dispersal
areas as well as reforestation and sustainable livelihoods for local
communities. Rhino Ark will continue to support the process through
committee membership, facilitating the activities of the committees
and providing secretariat services.
Eburu Newsfrom the mountains
Highlights
Rhino Ark hosts wider Eburu
conservation workshop
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Mt. Kenya Ecosystem
Fence Construction
66 kilometres built as of 9th October 2014. The fence, which started at Kiringa
River in Kirinyaga County has now passed Chogoria Forest Station in Tharaka
Nithi County. A section of the fence along Chuka Forest has, however, been
put on hold, as some members of the community claim to have a cultural/
ancestral interest in the gazetted forest.
Nanyuki Bridge officially commissioned
The Nanyuki Bridge that was rehabilitated with the support
of the British Army Training Unit Kenya was officially
commissioned by KFS Director David K. Mbugua on 24th
April. Also present at the commissioning were the Deputy
Commander, British Army Training Unit Kenya; Nyeri County
Governor representative; Nyeri County Deputy Commissioner;
Rhino Ark Executive Director; KFS Head of Central Highlands
Conservancy; KWS Assistant Director, Mountain Conservation
Area; KWS Senior Warden, Mt. Kenya National Park/Reserve;
KFS Ecosystem Conservator, Nyeri County. The bridge is the first
among the eight key infrastructure components identified in
Mt. Kenya and Aberdares to be rehabilitated with the support of
BATUK. Rhino Ark is coordinating this support by BATUK.
Fence built near Chogoria Forest Station
Straining the fence wires near Chogoria Forest Station
Phase I (53 kilometres) of the Mt.
Kenya Electric Fence completed
The Final Post of the the 53 kilometre long Phase One
of the Mt. Kenya Electric Fence was placed by H.E. Hon.
Dorothy Muchungu, Deputy Governor of Embu County
on 20th May 2014. This marked the official completion
of Phase One that runs from Kiringa River in Kirinyaga
County to Thuchi River on the boundary between the
counties of Embu and Tharaka Nithi.
Fence construction progressing well
Second Suzuki Maruti provided to Mt. Kenya
Rhino Ark provided a second 4X4 Suzuki Maruti to Mt. Kenya National Park/
National Reserve on 21st July. The vehicle is used by the KWS Warden in charge of the
Chogoria Sector where Phase Two of the electric fence is currently being built. The
vehicle aims to facilitate the overseeing of the building of the fence, as well as the
engagement of the forest-adjacent communities in conservation. The first Suzuki
Maruti was provided in April 2013 to the KWS Warden in charge of the Kamweti
Sector where Phase One of the electric fence was completed earlier this year.
Commissioning of Nanyuki Bridge by KFS Director
Surveillance flights are making positive impacts on
conservation
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Ceremony at the occasion of the placement of Final Post of
Phase I on 20th May 2014
Marijuana field in Mt. Kenya forest observed on 8th July 2014
Rhino Ark & partners sign
agreement to build Phase Two
of Mt. Kenya fence
Rhino Ark signed a new agreement with four partners for the
construction of the 60 kilometre long Phase Two of the Mt.
Kenya Electric Fence. The agreement, through which funding
to the tune of KES 172.7 million was committed, spells out
all modalities for the financing and implementation of the
construction of Phase Two. This Phase will cover the area
between Thuchi River - on the boundary between Embu
and Tharaka Nithi counties - and Thingithu River in Meru
County.
Mt. Kenya - Aerial surveillance team on 8th July 2014
KWS rangers destroying marijuana crops in Mt. Kenya forest on 9th July 2014
The parties to the agreement are the Upper Tana Natural
Resources Management Project, Kenya Wildlife Service,
Kenya Forest Service, Mount Kenya Trust and Rhino Ark.
Fence adjacent communities will also be a key partner in the
implementation of the fence project.
The Upper Tana Natural Resources Management Project
(UTaNRMP) is a project of the Ministry of Environment,
Water and Natural Resources, financed by the International
Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), a United Nations
organization based in Rome.
Under the agreement, UTaNRMP will provide KES 118 million,
Rhino Ark 27.2 million, KWS 23.7 million, Mount Kenya Trust
2.8 million and KFS 1 million.
Placement of Final Post of Phase I on 20th May 2014
Rhino Ark conducted two surveillance flights above Mt. Kenya forest, together
with KWS, KFS and Mount Kenya Trust (MKT) on 8th July and 14th October. The first
flight covered the forest in the counties of Embu and Tharaka Nithi. Compared
with a similar flight conducted on 15th October 2013, the flight revealed a major
improvement in the forest located in Embu County where the fence has been
completed. However, the situation in Tharaka Nithi, in particular Chuka forest,
was worsening with an increase in illegal logging targeting especially Camphor
trees. This section of the forest is not yet fenced. Following the flight, successful
interventions were conducted by KWS and KFS, including the destruction of
marijuana fields and the arrest of several individuals in relation to illegal logging
and poaching. The second flight covered the forest located in the County of
Kirinyaga. Two hotspot areas were detected. During the post-flight debrief, joint
interventions were discussed and agreed upon.
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Aberdares Ecosystem
Aberdares / Mt. Kenya Ecosystems
Examining the feasibility of re-establishing
the wildlife corridor between Mt. Kenya and
Aberdares
Rhino Ark joined KWS and Space for Giants in a meeting with the County
Government of Nyeri to discuss the feasibility of re-establishing the wildlife
corridor between Mt. Kenya and the Aberdares. The meeting set up a
participatory process for the undertaking of an all - inclusive feasibility
study. The meeting was followed by two flights with the Governor of Nyeri
County and his senior advisers over the corridor.
Aberdare aerial surveillance team - 17th October 2014
Flag off of the 5th edition of the Aberdare Fence Relay Run
Surveillance flight triggered strong interventions
Rhino Ark conducted two surveillance flights above the Aberdares together
with KWS and KFS. The first flight covered the forest on the north-eastern
slopes in Nyandarua County. This is a known hotspot area. Following the
aerial surveillance, far-reaching interventions, including extensive operations
on the ground leading to multiple arrests and some changes in management,
were carried out. The second flight covered the forest located in the counties
of Muranga and Kiambu. The flight revealed a very low level of illegal logging
activities. There were, however, some issues observed that were discussed
during the post-flight debrief.
Aberdare Fence Relay Run flagged by First Lady of
Nyeri County
Two-thirds of the corridor is still being used by elephants coming from Mt.
Kenya. Along their route to the Aberdares, elephants enter into conflict with
community members, in particular farmers.
The County Government of Nyeri expressed strong commitment to the
re-establishment of what they termed a “natural wonder”.
As part of the process to study the feasibility of the corridor, Rhino Ark,
together with KWS and Space for Giant are compiling land information in
the proposed corridor.
The First Lady of Nyeri County at the Flagging Off of the 5th
edition of the Aberdare Fence Relay Run
The First Lady of the County of Nyeri, H.E. Mrs. Margaret Gachaga flagged off the
5th edition of the Aberdare Fence Relay Run on 25th June. Also present included
Aggrey Maumo, KWS Assistant Director, Jim Nyamu, Executive Director of the
Elephant Neighbors Centre, Catherine Wambani, KWS Senior Warden of the
Aberdare National Park, Christian Lambrechts, Executive Director of Rhino Ark.
The purpose of the Run is to raise awareness among the youth living around
the Aberdare ecosystem of the importance of conserving this critical water
tower, which provides, among others, most of the drinking water for Nairobi
and the urban centres located around the ecosystem. The Run also provides an
opportunity to appreciate the benefits derived from the electric fence which
has reduced tremendously human-wildlife conflicts around the Aberdares and
assisted in curbing illegal activities in the forest.
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Medical training provided to
KWS and KFS rangers
16 rangers from KFS and KWS have completed
a three day intensive medical training from
13th to 15th August 2014. Provided by the British
Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK), the training
focussed on addressing medical emergencies that
could arise during patrols conducted in Mt. Kenya,
Aberdares and in Laikipia. The training is part
of the collaboration established by Rhino Ark
between KWS, KFS and BATUK.
Medical training given to KWS and KFS by BATUK
Receiving of the baton by the Deputy Commissioner on 11th July
The Relay Run was completed on 11th July. The relay baton was received by the
Nyeri Deputy County Commissioner Ngalia Ndaya during a fun-filled event
at Bondeni in the Aberdare National Park. 600 children and 120 teachers from
60 primary schools participated in this year’s Run around the 400 km fenced
Aberdare ecosystem. These schools were selected among 84 schools based on
a conservation essay competition. In this year’s essay competition, the pupils
were to write on what they can do to protect the Aberdare ecosystem and the
fence, whilst the teachers on the threats to the Aberdare ecosystem and the
fence, and discuss possible solutions.
New funding to boost the conservation of
the Mountain Bongo
Together with the Rare Species Conservatory Foundation and the Bongo Surveillance
Programme, Rhino Ark has secured USD 100,000 (KES 8.9 million) towards the
conservation of the critically endangered mountain bongo. The funds have been
generously given by Mr. Kelley, an American philanthropist very active in the
conservation movement.
The funding comes at a time when the Bongo Surveillance Programme is expanding
its conservation activities to all mountain forest areas where the bongos are known
to exist. These areas are subject to increasing human pressure.
New fence equipment piloted in the Aberdares
A new type of fence energizer equipped with fence monitoring devices has been
installed along one section of the Aberdare Electric Fence. The system provided
by Gallagher is piloted on one of the most vulnerable sections of the fence. The
system gives real-time information on the status of the fence, enabling the
early detection of fence maintenance or security issues.
Flight with the Nyeri County Governor above the
proposed corridor 19th March 2014
New type of fence energizer on trial in the Aberdares
The Bongo Surveillance Programme is also supported by the African Fund
for Endangered Wildlife, Finlays Horticulture and Rare Species Conservatory
Foundation, among others.
600 children participated in the Aberdare Fence
Relay Run
The purposes of re-establishing the wildlife corridor are to: 1) mitigate
human-wildlife conflicts; 2) generate opportunities for conservation-based
economic activities in the County; 3) address the fragmentation of natural
habitats located between Mt Kenya and Aberdares; 4) enable the natural
migration of wildlife, in particular elephants, between the two mountains.
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Many thanks to
all sponsors
OF Rhino Charge 2014
THANK YOU!
PATRONS:
LORD ABERDARE DL.
DR. DAVID WESTERN
DR. SALLY KOSGEI
DR. DAME DAPHNE SHELDRICK
Rhino Ark wishes to thank the following people and companies
who have provided services or specific donations in cash or
kind to Rhino Ark.
JONATHAN SCOTT
n Goodyear Kenya Ltd
Support assistance for Rhino Ark vehicles
nMt. Kenya Trust
Support to Mt. Kenya fence
CHARLES NJONJO
nGallagher
Logistical support
nUpper Tana Natural Resources
Management Project
Support to Mt. Kenya fence
TRUSTEES:
MICHAEL KARANJA – CHAIRMAN
ISAAC AWUONDO
JONNY HAVELOCK
ROSE KIMOTHO
DR. PEREZ OLINDO
DR. W. W. JORDAN, OBE
nKWS
RA offices
nJohn Bowden
Organizer, Rhino Charge, UK
nAfrican Fund for Endangered Wildlife
Support to the conservation of bongos
nFinlays
Support to Eburu fence and the
conservation of the bongos
nRare Species Conservatory Foundation
Support to the conservation of bongos
nDr. Maidana Nunn
Donation
nLavinia Grant
Support to the Aberdares - Mt. Kenya
wildlife corridor
nMr. Kelley
Support to the conservation of
bongos
nRobin and Dee Johnson
Donation
ALAN McKittrick
BRIAN HAWORTH
Michael Turner
ORTHSCAPE
Isabella Ochola-Wilson
C O N T R A C T I N G
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