THE NEWSLETTER OF THE RHINO ARK CHARITABLE TRUST NO. 39 NOVEMBER 2011

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Rhino Ark Objectives Rhino Ark seeks solutions in the mountain range ecosystems of Kenya, and for the benefit of Chairman’s view Eastern Africa in general, to: Colin Church • Conserve such ecologically precious, Ready for expansion indigenous forests and their total habitat. As we fast approach 2012, I can report that Rhino Ark is poised and well • Resolve human / wildlife conflict. prepared to move into an exciting phase of expansion. Contents • Create a sustainable and harmonious environment for people and wildlife – Our promise to focus our conservation efforts on the ecologically pre- 03 Chairman’s indeed for all flora and fauna within cious indigenous mountain forests and their total habitat, working closely with those communities which live in their shadow, remains view them. on track. Rhino Ark is Committed to: We have set aside funds to start the actual fence construction in Mt 04 • Mobilise stakeholders nationwide and Kenya and Mau Eburu – both of which are planned to begin in the first 2011 Results internationally for initiatives to protect quarter of 2012. These huge projects will require funds totaling Ksh 1.1 and Awards and conserve the habitat and promote billion and we have set a time frame of five years to secure the funds managed use of forest products for the and complete the work. 05 benefit of present and future generations. Fundraise We have made agreements with the Kenya Wildlife Service as our con- fanatics • Become a service provider for creating struction partners for the actual build process. We are engaging with a sustainable programmes for forest edge range of stakeholders – the principal being the Kenya Forest Service who 07 communities across a range of eco- have been one of the main beneficiaries of the fencing concept in the Fundraise systems including, but not limited to, car- Aberdares – to enable more effective management of mountain forests Heroes bon sequestration. All such programmes exposed to illegal logging and excisions. and projects will be targeted to create non-exploitive income generation for the In Mau Eburu we are working closely with the Interim Co-ordinating 08-09 Aberdares - communities. Secretariat (ICS) in the office of the Prime Minister which has overall authority for the Mau Forest complex. A Model • Raise funds and other forms of support to develop sound management processes We are currently in the mobilization stage when all materials need to be ordered, machinery and vehicles purchased and the build team put 10-11 over entire eco-systems. Where even • Create a framework where wider society together. baboons fear and forest edge communities become We already have a total of Ksh 128.6 million to start the build process to tread involved in the management processes and there is increasing interest being shown to support the funding at through public-private partnerships. all levels in Kenyan society, by bilateral agencies and friends of Kenya 12-17 • Build mechanisms and management overseas. Car Sponsors structures to prevent illegal exploitation Finally, we remain fully committed both financially and as founder of the forest habitat wherever it is members of The Aberdare Trust – the body now legally established to 18-19 threatened. manage the Aberdares fence into the future. Rhino Ark In doing so, all the stakeholders will benefit Audited and endangered species – indeed all flora The terms of the Trust include playing a policy-forming role to ensure Accounts holistic management, guided by sound conservation principles, of this and fauna – will be better secured. highly valuable ‘water tower’. 20-23 As Rhino Ark takes on these new projects and remains in the Aberdares, Rhino Ark Act now!... its core management structure is firmly in place to assume these new News help us to continue our work challenges. In addition it is investing in a broader management struc- RHINO ARK KENYA Charitable Trust ture to take it to new heights. P.O. Box 181 Uhuru Gardens, 00517 Nairobi, Kenya 24 Tel: (254-20) 2136010 / 2136011 Fax: (254-20) 604246 Rhino Ark enables the public to participate in the establishment of a Wildlife Watch Mobiles: (254) 733-632460 / 724 604233 Email: [email protected] fully structured, soundly funded body that will play an influencing role Website: www.rhinoark.org/www.rhinocharge.co.ke in managing Kenya’s ‘water towers,’ and as partners with their manag- 25 Kenya Wildlife Services Complex, Langata, Nairobi ing agency parastatal bodies. Together we will secure them for posterity. Wangari Rhino Ark (UK) Charity No. 1047083 Together we will enable them to deliver their services, products and Maathai Mr Guy Tritton, Chairman c/o Hogarth Chambers, biodiversity values for the public good. Tribute 5 New Square, London WC2A 3RJ Tel: (207) 421 2833, Fax: (207) 404 0505 Email: [email protected], [email protected] Website: www.rhinoark.org 26-27 Website Donations: justgiving.com/charity/rhinoark Rhino Ark News Rhino Ark (US) A registered US Charity with IRC 501 (c) 3 Status Ms Sheena Bliss P.O. Box 46250 Madison, WI 53744-6250 28 Tel: (1) 608 4423 536 Fax: (1) 608 4425 264 Rhino Charge Email: [email protected] UK News www.wildlifedefenseusa.org Website Donations: Firstgiving.com/Rhino Ark Kenya Charitable Trust Inc. Banking Details: US Bank, Gamon Place, Madison WI 53719 Mau Eburu’s 50 km2 forest - one of the Mau 3 complex’s 22 forest blocks Pictures by: Eric Kihiu, Kate Mwangi, John Thuo, Colin Church, Amos Rono and Gurcharan Roopra. Cover picture by: Jonathan Glynn-Smith RHINO CHARGE 2011 RESULTS & AWARDS Car Driver Posts Distance Visited Km 48 Mark Glen 14 42.268 L-R: John Bovard, Tim 38 Sean Avery 14 45.695 Jessop, Nick Hutchinson, 58 Gai Cullen/Team Fargo 14 55.02 Alan McKittrick, Bruce Knight and Guy Jack recieve the Victor 2 Ian Duncan 14 55.438 Ludorum award for the highest 5 Alan McKittrick 14 55.885 funds raised in the 2011 49 Terry Childs 14 60.071 Rhino Charge. 22 Gray Cullen 14 60.916 8 Karim Fazal 14 66.011 28 Torben Rune 14 67.342 59 Nish Lakhani 14 68.499 44 Adil Khawaja 14 71.144 FUNDS AWARDS 45 Phil Tilley 14 72.683 1st David Schaefer Trophy: McKittrick/Hutchinson/Jack/Knight/Jessop/Bovard Ksh: 11,509,015 Car No. 5 2nd Diamond Trust Trophy: Hog Charge Team – Tilbury/Eden/Robert/Fondaumiere 46 David Percival 14 76.344 Hitchcock/Hughes Ksh: 4,019,733 Car No. 35 63 Priten Patel 14 80.294 3rd Overall: Team Bundu Fundi – Sean/Patrick/Kuki Avery/Jethwa 7 Mahesh Bhatti 14 81.119 Brainch/Zibarras Ksh: 3,465,191 Car No. 38 32 Grant Mowat 14 86.711 EVENTS AWARDS 37 John Kanyali 14 0* 1st Overall (Duncan Mitchell Perpetual Trophy) Mark Glen/Bryn Llewelyn/Rob Stowers/ 21 Michael Kontos 14 0* Johnny Harris/Gerard Beaton / Daykin Piers Car No. 48 61 Ekya Shah 14 0* 2nd Overall Team BunduFundi: Sean, Patrick, Kuki Avery/Harry Brainch/ Kiren Jethwa/Paul Zibarras Car No. 38 14 Peter Castle 13 46.685 3rd Overall Team “Sally Slop Cabbage”: Gai Cullen/Mark Allan/Sue Watt/ 50 Mike Kirkland 13 58.11 Dominic Wanjihia/Simon Mukoga/Russell Savage Car No. 58 12 Jas Sehmi 13 69.938 Victor Ludorum (Land Rover Trophy) McKittrick/Hutchinson/Jack/Knight/Jessop/Bovard Car No. 5 33 Anthony Hughes 12 57.818 1st in Class M Glen/Llewellyn/Beaton/Stowers/Daykin/Harris Car No. 48 1st in Class U Torben, Beth Rune/Lianne, Jason Holley/Davies/Tatton Car No. 28 4 Andy Hill 12 62.491 Coupe Des Dames (Tim Nicklin Perpetual Trophy) Pinks in Charge – Armstrong/Sampere/Govani/ 31 Jacques Nell 12 86.408 Karuru/Wena Car No. 18 18 Caroline Armstrong 11 61.437 Spirit of the Charge (Rob Combes Trophy) Castle/Younger/Andy, Richie Fleming/Mott/Lewis Car No. 14 47 Teresa Sapieha 11 69.681 Tim Samuels Gauntlet Challenge: Smiling Shenzies – Gray, Crista Cullen/Quentin Savage/ 39 Ben Woodhams 10 30.46 Anna Kaminski/Guy Western/Tony Binks Car No. 22 Tiger Line 1 (Njia ya Ndume Award) Castle/Younger/Andy, Richie Fleming/Mott/Lewis Car No. 14 6 Manee Choda 10 34.532 Tiger Line 2 (Njia ya Ndume Award) Team Bundu Fundi – Sean, Patrick, Kuki Avery, 29 Lars Svensson 10 44.686 Kiren Jethwa, Harry Brainch, Paul Zibarras Car No. 38 57 Dhruv Shah 10 51.385 The Kijabe Award Smiling Shenzies – Gray, Crista Cullen/Quentin Savage/ 65 Kit Kaberry 10 57.768 Anna Kaminski/Guy Western/Tony Binks Car No. 22 Properly Shafted Award Tilbury/Eden/Robert/Fondaumiere/Hitchcock/Hughes Car No. 35 13 Jonathan Stichbury 10 65.444 Most Meritorious Award (International Entrant) Castle/Younger/Andy, Richie Fleming/Mott/Lewis Car No. 14 56 Harveet Obhrai 10 47.458 The Garmin “MMBA” Award Proudly Nigerian – Grant Mowat/Yen Choi/ 34 Rajesh Maini 9 40.846 Daniel Onyango/Matt Musembi Car No. 32 52 Ben Pelser 9 43.413 Ken Kuhle Memorial Trophy William Kimosop – Mid-Rift Tourism & Wildlife Forum 54 Eric Goss 9 46.487 OUR TEAM SPIRIT 36 Rupesh Chauhan 8 47.862 We would like to express sincerest appreciation to all those who made it possible to stage the event. 27 Preeyesh shah 8 50.133 RHINO CHARGE COMMITTEE: Anton Levitan (Chairman & Clerk of Course), Colin Church (Chairman RA Management Committee), 40 Vishal Shah 7 27.849 Simon Welland (Press Liaison Officer), Pierre Parsons (Chief Scrutineer), Philip Hechle (HQ Manager), Gran Calder (Logistics Manager/Event Security), Tarsem Sembhi (Logistics Co-ordinator), Charlie Hewitt-Stubbs (Search and Rescue), Clare Llewellyn 11 Ravi Patel 7 29.791 (Radio Comms/Guard Post Liaison), Valerie Gunputrav (Administrator), Michael Hughes (GPS Results/Results Monitoring), Dave 60 Rowena White 7 37.678 Lowe (Logistics), Brian Haworth (Course Designer), Max Meinzingen (Camp Commandant/Security). 64 Peter Bonde-Nielsen 7 49.938 SPECIAL ASSISTANCE FROM: KK Security, PEPCO Kenya Ltd., River Cross Tracking Ltd., Belinda Levitan, Sue Haworth, Maggie Parsons, Tarpo Industries, Ker & Downey. 20 Arbi Massani 7 51.007 LAND OWNERS: Yatya Group – Baringo. 30 Edward Johnstone 7 0* EVENT OFFICIALS: Rainie Samuels, Andy Russell, Graham and Sally Timmis, Dave Green, John Porter, Julian Cordingley, Nick 41 Roop Ruparel 6 29.075 Trench, Johnny Lawrence, Mandeep Rajbans, Gran and Rosemary Calder, Andrew and Sally Challoner, Gavin Bennett, Andy 35 Mark Tilbury 6 35.47 Townsend, Geoff Dagger, Debbie Basden, Brian Williams, Lu Wedd, Henry Wainwright, Louise Labuschagne, Brian Barton, Chris Fryer, Adrian Naughten, Kat Combes, Rowland Minns, Kim Bhari, Sue Haworth, Charles & Juliet Campbell-Clause, Rolf Davey, 19 Petra Somen 6 37.986 Trish Combes, George Gunputrav, Balbier Bains, Dr. Pramod Shah, Kate Mwangi, Emma Onsongo, Eric Kihiu, Adam Mwangi, Jo 3 Gurmeet Mehta 6 5.187* and Jan Mills, Juan Mioch, Willis, Kire Godal, Peter & Dee Huth, Jonny Havelock, Karungari Mutu, Peter Brainch, Veronica Finch. 16 Ramesh Vishram 6 0* SCRUTINEERS: Pierre Parsons, Brian Nicol. 24 Jaspal Matharu 5 19.963 RADIO/RESULTS TEAM: Michael Hughes, Philip Hechle, Brian & Penny Nicol, Keeley Wilson, Bob Morris, Simon and Lucy Welland, 25 Michael Ogwapit 4 8.415 Diccon Wilcock, Kim Bhari, Gill and Clare Llewellyn. 15 David Bromham 4 16.884 RAFFLE COMMITTEE: Rolf and Jenny Davey, Belinda Levitan, Henrietta Remnant, Devina Seipp, Alex Njiiri, Kate Mwangi, Valerie Gunputrav. 26 Asit Patel 2 3.284 AIRCRAFT PILOTS: Fanie Kruger, Bruce Field, Col Nahashon Mutea. 42 Douglas Briller 2 3.741 1 James Kelmanson 2 0* PRESS TEAM: Simon Welland, (PR & Press Liaison), John Thuo, Kire Godal. 23 Peter Kinyua 1 0 GUARD POST & SERVICE SPONSORS: Access Kenya, Kick Energy, Karen Vineyard Church, CMC (Land Rover), Hardi Kenya, Satao Camp, Braeburn School, Brookhouse School, Kenya Wildlife Service, Copy Cat, Craftsman Professional, Greensteds International 62 Stanley Kinyanjui 1 0 School, Goodyear, Pies-2-Go, Highlands Mineral Water, Dr Pramod, Brian Bradshaw, Total Kenya Ltd., AON Minet, Garmin, Malaika 53 Ajitesh Kapoor 0 0 Media Productions, BINS Nairobi Ltd., The Iceman, G4S Securicor Services, Betting Control & Licensing Board, Kenya Tourism Federation, Tarpo Ltd., East African Wildlife Safaris, East African Wildlife Society, Triad Architects, Michael Jones Software, Gallagher 51 James Singh Gitau 0 0 Power Fence Systems, Ad Screen Print, Chloride Exide, Z Boskovic Air Charters, Aircraft Leasing Services, Fuji Photos, Church Orr, Rob’s Magic, Kenya Motor Sports, Nigel Archer Safaris, River Cross Tracking, Guy Combes, Sintronics, Express Automation, Kenya Fire * GPS Appliances, Maisha Flour Mills, Cruise East Africa, Mantech Inflight Systems, Pelican Signs, Kenya Airways, Capital FM, Vitafoam. Charge fanatics cheer as Ian Duncan car no. 2 - 25 cars each delivered over one million shil- powers through the rocks By 2005 the millionaires had increased to 18-20 cars lings at the 2011 Rhino Charge in Yatya, at the gauntlet. This year, and in 2010 the total accelerated again to 24 and Baringo breaking a new fund raise held Ian delivered over 1 million now to 25 millionaires in 2011. record. shillings and came 4th overall having completed all 14 In 2010 Car 5’s success cutting through the over Ksh The first single millionaire Rhino Charger was Guy guard posts in a distance 10 million threshold drew huge acclaim, only to wit- Bishop who with his wife Bella raised Ksh 1,325,028 – a of 55.4km. ness an even higher Ksh 11,509,915 this year. mind boggling achievement at the time which brought There are several teams snapping at Car 5’s heels includ- huge cheers at the 1994 prize giving ceremony in Parkitapu, ing Car 10 the American Wags with over Ksh 4 million Mara region. (2009) and the Car 35 Hog Charge team, which has consistently Since that first breakthrough, the millionaires ‘club’ has never looked back. raised over Ksh 3 million since 2008. Breaking into it was not easy in the early days of Rhino Charge. In 2012 the Car 10 Wags of McKenna/Welles are again ones to watch as they try to dislodge Car 5 from its seemingly unassailable position to date. It was Stefano Cheli who was the first to make a million two years run- ning (1995/96). Then the formidable fund-raise ‘machines’ of the late Mike In 2011 special acclaim goes to new millionaire entries: David Bromham/ Higgins with his wife Sarah in the ‘shamba’ Lada swept into the forefront Michael Turner Car 15 (Ksh 2.34 m): David Percival Car 46 (Ksh 1.26 m): dominating the top millionaire slot for five years (1996-2000) before they Ramesh Vishram Car 16 (Ksh 1.123 m): Grant Mowat/Proudly Nigerian Car were over taken by Car 5 and the McKittrick team in 2001. But again the 32 (ksh 1.01 m): the Zambians of Peter Castle team 14 (Ksh 1,073 m): Rally Higgins team took the crown back for one more year in 2002 before Car are Ian Duncan Car 2 (Ksh 1,058 m) and new entrants Rajesh Maini Car 34 5 took the lead in 2003 and has dominated the ever growing numbers of (Ksh 1 m). millionaires each year ever since. Behind each of these entries – indeed all the entrants – are thousands of The number of millionaires accelerated after 2003 as Rhino Ark’s message supporters who have selflessly sponsored the chargers in a truly national calling for total mountain ecosystem conservation of water, trees as well commitment to conserve our mountain forests. as wildlife attracted public attention. Rhino Charge remains Kenya’s unique combination of sport, great driving This was a turning point. and team skills both in the event and in the fundraise effort.

Haworth - A Trustee Committee Developments Brian Haworth, one of a small group of conservationists David Lowe and Max Meinzingen have that helped develop the Rhino Charge as an off-road and volunteerd to join the Rhino Charge unique concept becomes a Trustee of Rhino Ark. Committee during the year. David is responsible for logistics and venue Rhino Ark Chairman of Trustees Michael Karanja - preparation/ management. Max’s announcing the Trustee’s decision at the 2011 Rhino duties focus on camp Charge - welcomed Brian as a new member of the Board. administration, security Former rally driver, conservationist and founder member and venue preparation. 5 of the Rhino Charge Committee, Brian served on the Committee from 1989 to 2009.

FUNDRAISE HEROES - RHINO CHARGE 2011 Millionaires Gold Award by year

YEAR NAME AMOUNT YEAR NAME AMOUNT 2011 Mckittrick/Hutchinson/Jessop/Jack/Knight/Bovard 11,509,015 2007 McKittrick/Knight/Trundell/Hutchinson 9,275,754 2011 Mark Tilbury/Hog Charge Team 4,019,733 2007 Mike & Sarah Higgins 5,260,577 2011 Sean Avery/Team Bundufundi 3,465,190 2007 Mark Tilbury/Hog Charge Team 3,145,885 2011 Ben Woodhams/Team Thirty Nine 3,431,473 2007 Ben Woodhams 2,855,397 2011 David Bromham 2,342,700 2007 Sean Avery 2,624,324 2011 Preeyesh Shah/Team Twenty seven 2,162,414 2007 Tanya Church/Rhino Rouge 2,549,026 2011 Peter Kinyua/John Macharia & Team 1,580,750 2007 Rob Collinge 1,962,806 2011 Gurmeet Mehta 1,578,147 2007 Preeyesh Shah 1,707,076 2011 James Kelmanson/Don White 1,574,003 2007 Sapieha Girls 1,564,552 2011 Teresa Sapieha (Wacus) 1,465,900 2007 W Dolleman/Flying Dutchmen 1,508,370 2011 Kit Kaberry 1,452,675 2007 Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Kruza 1,418,511 2011 Adil Khawaja/NGTRT Team 1,404,991 2007 Gai Cullen - Fargo 1,280,000 2011 Gal Cullen/Team Fargo 1,287,775 2007 W Carr-Hartley/N McRae/JustinLarby 1,236,150 2011 David Percival/Possibility 1,287,000 2007 Peter Kinyua 1,207,000 2011 Mike Kirkland 1,241,425 2007 Jacques Nell/Team South Africa 1,153,000 2011 Stanley Kinyanjui/Magnate Chargers 1,179,000 2007 Haiko Backer/Team Tanzania 1,100,050 2011 Jacques Nell/Team South Africa 1,138,103 2007 James Kelmanson 1,060,147 2011 Ramesh Vishram 1,123,104 2007 Mark Glen 1,038,100 2011 Gray Cullen/The Smiling Shenzies 1,117,908 2007 James Gitau Singh/Edward Mwakio 1,002,000 2011 Grant Mowat 1,101,000 2007 Ed Johnstone/Team International 1,000,808 2011 Glen/Llewellyn/Beaton/Outram/Daykin/Harris 1,085,759 2006 McKittrick/Knight/Hutchinson/Trundell/Pleasance 6,302,413 2011 Ian Duncan (KTM Cruisers) 1,058,500 2006 Mike & Sarah Higgins 5,810,759 2011 Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Kruza 1,015,070 2006 Rob Collinge 2,141,223 2011 Peter Castle 1,073,898 2006 Tanya Church/Rhino Rouge 2,143,703 2011 Rajesh Maini 1,000,536 2006 Ben Woodhams 1,938,527 2010 McKittrick/Trundell/Hutchinson/Jack/Jessop/Porter 10,648,121 2006 Edward Johnstone/Team International 1,927,361 2010 Christopher Welles/Team Wags 4,081,279 2006 Peter Kinyua 1,694,650 2010 Mark Tilbury/Hog Charge Team 4,066,163 2006 Mark Tilbury/Hog Charge Team 1,665,531 2010 Ben Woodhams/Team Thirty Nine 3,998,863 2006 Sean Avery/Bundu Fundi 1,616,693 2010 Sean Avery/Team Bundufundi 2,555,010 2006 Jacques Nell/Team SA 1,261,100 2010 Tanya Church/Team Rhino Rouge 2,050,539 2006 Gai Cullen - Gargo team 1,264,235 2010 Kit Karberry/RCUK VL winner 1,505,867 2006 Willem Dolleman 1,258,472 2010 Glen/Llewellyn/Beaton/Outram/Daykin/Harris 1,375,530 2006 Preeyesh Shah 1,245,202 2010 Petra Somen/Sabine Kontos/Bushbabes 1,318,277 2006 Mike Kirkland 1,243,040 2010 Gai Cullen/Team Fargo 1,318,277 2006 W&M Carr-Hartley/McRae/Larby/Francombe/Evans 1,124,400 2010 Michael Kontos/Jonathan Somen 1,297,500 2006 Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Kruzer 1,078,000 2010 Preeyesh Shah/Team Twenty Seven 1,228,263 2006 Jan Kortland/Team Tanzania 1,067,600 2010 Eric Goss 1,171,800 2006 Michael Kontos/Somen 1,060,000 2010 Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Kruza 1,128,392 2006 Mbabu Muturi 1,051,200 2010 Jacques Nell/Team South Africa 1,128,000 2005 McKittrick/Knight/Hutchinson/Trundell/Pleasance 7,161,209 2010 Stanley Kinyanjui/Magnate Chargers 1,099,001 2005 Mike & Sarah Higgins 3,491,890 2010 Gurmeet Mehta/Hatarious Chargers 1,082,911 2005 Rob Collinge 2,388,352 2010 Backer/Kortland & Team Tanzania 1,082,500 2005 Tanya Church 1,624,413 2010 Teresa Sapieha/Team Wacus 1,081,000 2005 Mark Tilbury/Hog Charge Team 1,618,900 2010 Adil Khawaja 1,055,000 2005 W&M Carr-Hartley/McRae/Larby/Francombe/Evans 1,523,100 2010 James Kelmanson 1,049,618 2005 Hugo-Douglas Dufresne 1,354,501 2010 Peter Kinyua/Muhoho Kenyatta 1,025,100 2005 Edward Johnstone 1,324,953 2010 Mike Kirkland 1,007,800 2005 Sean Avery 1,277,340 2010 Jonathan Jackson/Lordship Africa 1,000,001 2005 Nish Lakhani 1,153,000 2009 McKittrick /Trundell/Hutchinson 7,721,541 2005 Mark Glen 1,111,215 2009 Mark Tilbury/Hog Charge Team 3,316,397 2005 Willem Dolleman 1,107,345 2009 Ben Woodhams/Team Thirty Nine 3,001,723 2005 Ben Woodhams 1,074,345 2009 Sean Avery/Team Bundufundi 2,885,967 2005 Mark Jefferey 1,068,452 2009 Jonny Havelock/Chris Welles 2,408,891 2005 Simon Houghton 1,039,000 2009 Tanya Church/Team Rouge 1,961,449 2005 Jonathan Stitchbury 1,031,910 2009 Glen/Llewellyn/Beaton/Outram/Daykin/Harris 1,593,943 2005 Mike Dowding/Rhinovices 1,006,220 2009 Peter Kinyua/Robert Kariuki. 1,439,000 2005 Asit Patel 1,002,000 2009 Michael KontosJonathan Somen 1,415,321 2005 Jan Kortland/Team Tanzania 1,000,112 2009 Preeyesh Shah/Team Twenty Seven 1,404,077 2004 McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs/Trundell/Hutchinson 3,759,213 2009 Stanley Kinyanjui/Magnate Chargers 1,339,000 2004 Mike/Sarah Higgins 3,627,801 2009 James Kelmanson 1,286,981 2004 Terry Davies/Team Rhinovices 1,598,591 2009 Sachin Patel 1,261,608 2004 W.Carr-Hartley/N. McRae/Justin Larby 1,319,900 2009 Gai Cullen & Team Fargo 1,261,561 2004 W.Dolleman/Flying Dutchmen 1,253,501 2009 Mike Kirkland 1,150,781 2004 Rob Collinge 1,223,300 2009 Backer/Kortland & Team Tanzania 1,143,632 2004 Jonny Havelock 1,160,657 2009 Ramesh Vishram 1,108,000 2004 J. Stichbury/Douglas Dufresne 1,112,311 2009 James Gitau Singh/Edward Mwakio 1,064,000 2004 Peter Kinyua 1,060,500 2009 Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Kruza 1,039,049 2003 McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs/Trundell 5,295,484 2009 Mike Nolan 1,038,000 2003 Mike & Sarah Higgins 2,999,547 2009 Jacques Nell/Team South Africa 1,028,750 2003 Debbie Sha/Ark Angels 2,210,655 2009 Harveet Obhrai/Big foot 1,013,000 2003 T.Davies/Dowding/Ryburg/GromlyHarrison 1,394,333 2009 Teresa Sapieha/Team Wacus 1,012,216 2003 N. Cahill/R. Campion 1,187,146 2009 Adil Khawaja 1,006,601 2003 HOG Charge Team 1,155,340 2008 McKittrick/Knight/Trundell/Hutchinson/Jessop/Porter 9,395,552 2003 C. Sawyer 1,114,037 2008 Mike & Sarah Higgins 4,261,390 2002 Mike & Sarah Higgins 2,730,099 2008 Woodhams/Sickmueller/Roes/Du Toit/Matthewman/Coates 3,536,324 2002 McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs 1,325,695 2008 Avery - Sean, Patrick, Kuki/McBride/Jethwa/Brainch 3,280,993 2002 Dr. S. Avery & Crew 1,300,350 2008 Mark Tilbury & Hog Charge Team 2,962,708 2002 Kahumbu/KWS/EAWLS Team 1,038,714 2008 Peter Kinyua 2,040,000 2001 McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs 2,617,690 2008 Mark Glen/Bryn Llewelyn 2,038,088 2001 Mike & Sarah Higgins 2,290,901 2008 Tanya Church/Rhino Rouge 2,010,085 2000 Mike & Sarah Higgins 1,517,858 2008 Gai Cullen/Team Fargo 1,402,266 2000 McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs 1,332,933 2008 Teresa Sapieha 1,215,000 2000 Hog Charge Team 1,059,031 2008 Haiko Backer/Team Tanzania 1,196,600 1999 Mike & Sarah Higgins 5,255,897 2008 Jacques Nell/Team South Africa 1,181,958 1998 Mike & Sarah Higgins 1,644,539 2008 Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Cruza 1,163,000 1998 Stephano Cheli & Crew 1,628,200 2008 Michael Kontos/Jonathan Somen 1,157,001 1997 Mike & Sarah Higgins 1,215,448 2008 Preeyesh Shah/Rhino Charge Team 27 1,089,881 1997 Cooper Motor Corporation 1,000,000 2008 James Gitau Singh/Edward Mwakio 1,050,500 1996 Mike & Sarah Higgins 1,010,552 2008 Ravi Patel/Frying Squad 1,011,560 1996 Cooper Motor Corporation 1,000,000 2008 James Kelmanson 1,007,270 1996 Stephano Cheli 1,429,970 7 1995 Stephano Cheli 1,357,840 1995 Symon Robinson 2,000,020 1994 Guy & Bella Bishop 1,345,028 Aberdares - A Model

The Aberdare Fence has Improved Livelihoods, Land Values and Biodiversity, says new study. It is worth KES 59.3 billion (US$ 630 million) annually in services and biodiversity. The now completed 400 km electrified fence enclosing the Aberdare Conservation Area (ACA) has improved the livelihoods of millions of people in central Kenya, according to an independent study launched at the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) headquarters in Nairobi on 5th September 2011. The study, The Environmental, Social and Economic Assessment of the Fencing of the Aberdare Conservation Area, attributes improved forest Colin Church (left) and Achim Steiner, UN Under-Secretary-General and cover, safer living conditions for local communities and greater security UNEP Executive Director (right) launching the Environmental Social and for wildlife to the fence, which was completed in 2009 after 20 years of Economic Assessment of the fencing of the Aberdare Conservation Area construction. Report 2011. The study was requested by The Rhino Ark Charitable Trust, the Kenya Conservation Charity that has pioneered the fence project, with funding • A 20.6% increase in forest cover between 2005 and 2010: support from thousands of Kenyans and friends of Kenya overseas. The • A 54% decrease in open areas (grassland and cultivation inside the now study was co-funded by UNEP, Rhino Ark and Kenya Forests Working fenced 2000 km² Aberdare Conservation Area): Group and supported by the Kenya Wildlife Service, the Kenya Forest • A 47% increase in exotic plantations outside the fenced area. Service and the Greenbelt Movement. The report attributes these improvements to the effects of the fence and Speaking at the launch, Achim Steiner, UN Under-Secretary-General and associated fence management guidelines as well as more assertive policy UNEP Executive Director, said: “The Aberdares conservation efforts under- interventions. line the extraordinary and wide-ranging returns possible when a more creative, decisive and sustainable approach to managing nature is It emphasizes that there should be an integrated management plan for undertaken - they also offer a model for exemplary public- the Aberdares and by inference that future government policy private partnerships.” should incorporate holistic approaches to the way high value mountain forest ecosystems are managed. “Indeed Kenya’s new policies on renewable energy to conservation of its water towers including The study has recorded the socio-economic effects, the Mau complex, Mt. Elgon, Mt. Kenya, the such as higher household incomes and land Cherangany, and the Aberdares, is demonstrat- 20.6% values (as high as 300% in some cases) due to ing practically and politically that a transition improved farmland security, crop yields and to a Green Economy is as relevant to a country The increase in safer living conditions. Wildlife crop destruc- in Africa as it is to countries across the world,” tion has been all but eliminated and children he added. travelling to school face fewer risks from ani- forest cover between mals. Co-launching the study, Colin Church, Chairman of the Rhino Ark Management Committee 2005 and 2010 The number of fence-edge communities growing declared: “The study affirms that the fence has wood lots for farm fuel is increasing. In some proved a prime management tool in the process areas, communities have initiated indigenous tree of both conservation integrity and ensuring better re-planting inside the fence where previously illegal incomes for all fence - edge farmers, as well as the nation- logging, uncontrolled cattle grazing and indiscriminate al and global interests that are derived from the Aberdares as a cultivation were rampant. prime water, forest and biodiversity hot spot.” Cattle rustling using the forest as an escape route has ceased and disease “The study re-affirms that the Aberdares is offering a management and transmission between wildlife and livestock has greatly reduced. policy blueprint for the precious ‘water towers’ of Kenya and other tropi- The report confirms that wildlife populations have increased, though cal mountain ecosystems upon which so much human resource is increas- poaching remains a threat. It confirms that whilst the fence protects ingly dependent”, he added. farmers’ land, it is not, nor was designed, to be human proof. The report Over the last 15 years, UNEP has been highlighting the vital role of Kenya’s calls for stricter gate access policies to regulate access to the Aberdare ‘water towers’, such as the Aberdare Range and the Mau Forest complex, Conservation Area and to tackle illegal activities inside the indigenous in securing environmental stability, economic development and human forest areas. well-being. The financial and technical support On water resources, the report says limited data indicates that the to the Aberdare assessment study is part of UNEP’s Aberdares’ rivers are “more stable than the Mount Kenya rivers” – a fact it 8 ongoing work in enhancing the understanding of attributes to better land cover in the ecosystem. the importance of ecosystem services. The report’s economic analysis gives a breakdown of identifiable benefits Key findings in the report confirm: provided by the Aberdares to many parts of Kenya. The value of provid- ing domestic water supply to central Kenya, parts of the However, despite these substantial positive changes, the Rift Valley and the Tana River valley, for example, is esti- study affirms that the fence is under-supplied in both mated at KES 646 million (US$ 6.9 million) annually. For The human and capital needs. Nairobi, where almost all the water supply comes from Aberdares It recommends that the Ministry of Finance be above and below ground Aberdare sources, the value is an important further sensitized as to the value of the Aberdare given is KES 1.46 billion (US$ 15.6 million) annually. contributor to ecosystem and to provide appropriate budget alloca- The Aberdares is a key contributor to hydropower, tions to its overall contribution to the economy and which represents 58% of the national total installed hydropower GDP of Kenya. capacity. The mountain range is a core provider of water The report affirms that a public-private partnership for the horticulture and floriculture production around using a trust mechanism should be formed, which would Lake Naivasha and is also vital to the Ewaso Nyiro River, enable stronger ‘participatory management’ by communities which flows into Laikipia and the arid northern rangelands. with the relevant government agencies. It stresses that there is an On carbon sequestration and soil erosion control, the report assesses the urgent need to ensure a properly implemented gate management and annual value at just under KES 1.9 billion (US$ 20.3 million). . access policy for gazetted (vis à vis national park) forest areas. Carbon credits account for KES 450 million (US$ 5 million) annually. The report proposes that given adequate financial and human capital The report stresses important values to fence adjacent communities and support through immediate Treasury funding, the long term financing key revenues from the Nyayo tea zones and tourism. could be derived from Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) mainly from water and electricity users. In addition to ensuring ecosystem Total products and services values are put at KES 39.3 billion (US$ 420 stability, PES could then be re-directed to accelerate income generating million) and biodiversity at KES 20 billion (US$ 214 million) – an overall and non-exploitive activities for fence adjacent farmers. total of KES 59.3 billion (US$ 633 million). The study recognizes that the fence adjacent communities could place The overall distribution of economic benefits from the Aberdares gives new exploitive pressures on the forests and so need greater long-term the central Kenya/Rift Valley area 71%, whilst the total national benefit support to create income activities that are compatible with conserva- is logged at 12%. The fence adjacent communities receive 7.6% of the total cake. The global value from agricultural exports, tourism and tion. biodiversity is just under 7%. It concludes by affirming that management of the buffer zone - the five In per capita terms, the 40,000 families whose land borders the fence kilometre area around the fence - should be clearly identified and every and gazetted forest line are receiving by far the largest value benefits effort made to create “positive benefits by deliberate investment in sup- at KES 14,580 (US$ 155) per capita compared to a regional figure of KES port of local livelihoods.” 4,661 (US$ 50) per capita. The report is available at the Rhino Ark office.

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WHERE EVEN BABOONS FEAR TO TREAD... ‘THE FROG’ IS NOT FOR TURNING A F TALE O ‘NEW BOY’ CHARGER TAKING 7TH PLACE By Gray Cullen - Car 22 Arriving into the dust ridden, loose lave slopes and wait-a-bit brush of Yatya, east of the Tugen Hills couldn’t have been more exciting. It was the moment we had waited over a year for. The 2011 Rhino Charge had finally arrived. Preparation for the Charge had started back in April 2010, when a rickety old Range Rover Classic was bought with wild ambitions. After talking at length with some of the sports’ most experienced and successful competitors to whom I owe a great deal; ideas on modifications from old Volvo portal axles to large V8’s, under drives and super sized wheels were born. What eventually emerged was a diesel rying chatter with other teams about Nervously, we crept down very powered, range rover buggy, we affection- which route to take clockwise? or anti- narrow goat track that led us ately named ‘The Frog’. clockwise. More uncertainty crept in when down one side of the steep-sided Five out of our team of six were new to most of the experienced teams had chosen the event and had no idea what to expect. completely different routing and raised lugga until we were in amongst So when Anton told us in the briefing, in concerns over one particular leg; Aon to the boulders. his own charismatic way, that we were Copycat - a leg we thought would be one of to straight line everything, wide eyed and the easiest! Nevertheless, the hooter went naively we took this to heart. Rushing and immediately we were on our own. back to our camp in a beautiful acacia Full of energy and confidence, all four shaded riverbed, we started planning our runners kept well ahead of the car route for the following day. At 10pm, still scouting ambitious routes from scratching our heads, we were no closer the word go. Very soon we were to completing this exercise and eventu- piling through thick wait-a- ally after some female sense was brought bit forest thinking The Frog to the table, a plan A and plan B were was invincible! On our formed. way into the Brookhouse Waking up to the sound of V8’s roaring control, a very steep down as the first competitors set off to their slope lay ahead covered in start area at 4:45am got the adrenaline vegetation. ‘Baobab’, our pumping. Upon arrival at our starting nickname for Guy, skidded Control, Kick Energy, it was apparent that down the slope, tripped and the gentle slope we calculated to be 1m somersaulted over the bush down for every 2m across shown on our only to say ‘its fine, come!’ trustworthy 1960’s map, was indeed a cliff This didn’t exactly fill Quent and baboons would have struggled to traverse, myself with confidence. But over let alone a 4x4. we went. Crashing into Brookhouse, a huge cheer welcomed us. After some Plan B it was. quick refreshments and a reminder to all As our runners set off to start up a route the runners that we have only a mere through to our first control, we fell into 40km’s of this; we left for Aon. No more what turned out to be even more wor- than 200 meters out of the control, crash- Rhino Charge 2011

ing through some bush, the dreaded sound handbrake on loose surface and my of a puncture. I couldn’t believe and so sister on the winch! early on, especially after hearing from the Leaving The Gauntlet to Hardy took Avery’s that they had run the same tyres us up another rocky riverbed where for 11years without incident. Anna ran eye first into a wait-a-bit, After a very quick change we were in the which looked hugely painful. An Aon Control in no time quizzing every- iced, sheep dip gun to dowse us one we could find on the dreaded route down and ice creams at Hardy soon ahead to Copycat. ‘One vehicle had made renewed the team spirit and we it through,’ we were told. Good enough for were off down the rocky riverbed to us. Off we went over the hill and towards Vineyard. Making up time, Quent the gorge. On arrival at the thick scrub must have got sick of the girly yelps encasing the rock stricken lugga, we met each time the steering jarred back Crista and Gray Cullen a team on their way out. ‘Too many big on itself beating my hands as we rocks, no way through’ was the message sped over the boulders. as Binks galloped down to have a look for On leaving Vineyard, we were faced with team). This gave even more cause for himself. Cries came 5 mins later from the a sheer valley to Satao. We couldn’t find celebration and as teams came back from valley below to bring The Frog down. a way through and were now, very short the field weary and broken, many heroic Nervously, we crept down very narrow of time. Some locals were seen on a ridge stories were swapped at the bar. goat track that led us down one side of above who told us they don’t even take We received the results the next day at the steep-sided lugga until we were in their goats through there! Now it was deci- prize giving. We had come 7th overall, amongst the boulders. Sand ladders and sion time. Do we straight line it and hope won best rookies and the Gauntlet, which very low gears proved invaluable here as for the best or road run to make sure we was very unexpected and very special. the bottom of the car took a beating. On finish? The latter was chosen which lead Even more so, was that my mother’s team exiting, we had noticed that there was a to us covering 12km on a leg, which as the - with an average age of over 50 - had trail of diesel following the car. The steer- crow flies, was just 2km. We careered into come in 3rd. That is what makes this event ing was getting stiffer. Immediately under our final control with 15 mins to spare, so unique. Youth and exuberance seems to the Frog, Binks pointed out that ATF was happily to find two of the other five teams count for nothing. Experience, knowledge also pouring out of the seal at the bottom (car 5 and car 49) that had started had also and a little luck will get you far. of the steering box. More worryingly, diesel completed this grueling Charge. Not too We will be back next year without doubt was still leaking. Dread set in as fears of a long into the celebrations and Car 28, an to take on what has to be one of the most cracked fuel tank took hold and the hor- unmodified Hilux came roaring in driven well organized, exciting and unpredict- rifying thought that we might not be able by Torben Rune. How it was possible to get able event in the 4x4 calendar. All to raise to complete the Charge. an unmodified car around that course was money for a fantastic charity towards Disheartened, we decided to carry on to beyond me. Full marks to them. preserving some of the last highland forest Copycat to address the issue there. In no On returning to HQ, news was spreading fauna and flora left in this beautiful coun- time we came across Ian Duncan also that only a handful of cars had completed try from which so many Kenyans benefit. enroute to Copycat, powering through soil including our good friends the Avery’s and erosion gullies and thick scrub as though Team Sally Slop Cabbage (my mother’s it was a Sunday afternoon drive. After a bit of helpful advice, we followed him into Copycat with our power steering now gone. To our amazement, the fuel leak had ceased. The gauge was still showing full! A renewed sense of confidence took over when we realized it was fuel coming from the breather. We sped towards The Gauntlet now trying to make up time following the mammoth trails left by the Unimogs. An ambitious route was picked over the sheer rocky hill from KWS and then up to Land Rover. Ian Duncan was following up behind and like us, got stuck on the slope into Land Rover. We connected both front winches and hauled the huge 3.6-ton Land Cruiser up the hill, 11 terrified since we were so light, without a RHINO CHARGE 2011 - CAR SPONSORS

Dannov, Diba Hussein Dado, Dormans Coffee Limited, Eldoret Packers Limited, Esso Motor Sales & Services Station, Eureka Chickens Limited, Export Trading Company Limited, Fernandes R.L & Fernandes A.H., Finest Investments, Flamco Limited, Frank Wright Trouw Nutrition International, Freight Forwarders (K) Limited, Genesis Kenya Investment Management Limited, Grain Bulk Handlers Limited, Hamwe Limited, Heema Steel & Hardware Limited, Hybrid Poultry Farm (Zambia) Limited, Impulse Promotions Limited, Jack Tours & Travels, Janka Engineering Services, John Trundell, Kabansora Millers Limtied, Kaizen Institute - Africa, Kanini Haraka Enterprises, Kariki Limited, Kenneth & Beatrice Biegon, Kisima Farm Limited, Kudenga Limited, Kyevaluki Services Limited, Leah Tuitoek, Livingstone Registrars Limited, Lomson Enterprises Limited, Mcneel Millers Limited, Midwave Freighters Limited, Mrs. Serah Wambui Ndungu, Mutimayu Company Limited, Nampak Kenya Limited, Ndavi Muia, Nicholas Hutchinson & Leslie Gillian, “Ochieng, Onyango, Kibet & Ohaga”, Premier Flour Mills Limited, Ps International, R.I.B. Consulting, Rafiki Millers Limited, Richard & Netty Fernandes, Riley Services Limited, Robert Kariuki, Seaboard Corporation, Seatrade Agencies Limited, Steve Collins, Strategic Consultants Limited, Transec Limited, Uzuri Foods Limited, Verino Agro Industries Limited, Waweru Samuel Njoroge, Wines Of The World Limited.

Car 6: LAND CRUISER Manee Choda, Sandev Choda, Sachin Choda, Honey Choda, Aslam Khan, Amit Sharma Total Funds Raised: 750,103 Harpal .S. Choda, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, SS Hotel Ltd/Royal Court Hotel, Manee Choda, Hiteshkumar Patel, Timothy Scrap Metal Dealers, Kirankumar Patel, Raj Devani, Gurdev Kenth, Rubinder Singh, Choda Fabricators, Turbo Hauliers Ltd, Sadolin Paints Ltd, Overseas Export Co. Ltd, Nipsur Hardware Ltd, Megh Singh Cushion Makers, Choda Fabricators Ltd, Rubber Products, Tripac Ltd, P.G. Bison Ltd, Teesons Enterprises, Prambalod Associates, SpareTech Trading, Athi Minerals, Uniken Enterprises, Imran Khan, Harpal .S. Choda, Komal Car 1: RANGE ROVER Car 5: RANGE ROVER Construction. James Kelmanson, Mike Diesbecq, Don White, Harry Milbank, Alan McKittrick, Timothy Jessop, Guy Jack, Bruce Knight, Roddy Benjamin, Lance Dodd Nick Hutchinson, Jon Bovard Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,574,003 Total Funds Raised: 11,509,015 Car 7: LAND ROVER Mahesh Bhatti, John Michino, Robert de Jong, Ashish Bhatti Bayer East Africa, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge Jonathan Bouvard, Ocean Accord Communication Limited, Adamji Multi Supplies Limited, Akili Africa, Total funds Raised: Ksh 517,641 Agriculture, Gartneriet PKM, James Mwangi, Real IPM Company, De Ruiter East Allied Plumbers Limited, Alpha Fine Foods Limited, Associated Battery Africa, Koppert Biological Systems, Color Vision Roses, Naivasha Horticultural Manufacturers (E.A.) Limited, Atlas Footwear Trends Limited, Banbros Limited, Aegis Construction Ltd, Waki Clearing & Forwarding Agents, Amarjit & Virdee, Fair, Syngenta East Africa Limited, Homegrown, Lachlan, Maisha Flour Mills, Barico Maintenance Limited, Bedson East Africa Limited, Bensonroy Mativo Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Mohan Meakin (Kenya) Ltd, Pipe Manufacturers Ltd, Simon V.D.B, Belinda Levitan, M. Diesbecq, Longonot Horticultural. Mulwa, Berkshire Foods Limited, Bhuta Enterprises, Bio Food Products Limited, Chuma Fabricators Ltd, Yusuf Garage Ltd, Impala Auto Spares, Mr. Zakar Jamal Boiler Techniques Engineering Limited, Branded Fine Foods Limited, C. Mehta Khan, Agricultural Tractor Spares, Hydraulic Hoses & Pipe Manufacturers, Nipsur & Co. Limited, Cassini & Tonolo Limited - Sametract, Catch† All (K) Limited, Cfc Hardware Ltd, Diesel Inject and Electrical, High Ratio Ltd, AEGIS K Ltd-Leopard Car 2: KTM CRUISER Stanbic, Chardust Limited, Citizen Pharmaceuticals, Civil Engineering Design Beach, AEGIS Construction Ltd, Intex Construction, Robert De Jong. Ian Duncan, Des Page Morris, Stephen Plumbe, Limited, Coulsonharney Advocates, D. & V. Richards, D. Manji Construction David A. Kinyanjui, Franco Checchini Limited, Diversey Eastern & Central Africa Limited, Dr. John Ndungu, Dr. Philip Kahenya, Dr. Rosemary Dolan, Dreamcoat Automotive, Eagle Vet Kenya Limited, Car 8: RANGE ROVER Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,058,500 East Africa Packaging Industries, Eldoville Farm Limited, Elec. Air Conti Mech Karim Fazal, Amaan Fazal, Thomas Iten, Mark Somen, Sports Motorcycles ltd, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Kick Energy, Salim Systems Limited, Engineering Development Limited, Ennsvalley Bakery Limited, Jens Hartmann, Samuel Ndivo WaliMohamed, Mark Tilbury, Williamsons, Saleem Hayi, Peter Hughes, Escarpment Limited, Esso Motor Sales And Service Station, Eurolivestock Products Total Funds Raised: Ksh 631,982 Jamie Troughton, Omondi, Kat.L, Spirax Sarco Ltd, Spenomatic Ltd, Aqua Boil Limited, Fastlane Freight Forwarders Limited, First Chartered Securites Limited, Contractors, Multitrade International, SKF international, Lets Go Travel, Forbes Fosters Packaging Kenya, Franks Refrigeration + Elec. Ent, Gallagher Power Karim Fazal, The Building Centre, East African Sea Food, Shehnaz & Nizar Sumar, Marshall Africa, Metlex International, Timwood Products, Leslie Donaldson, Fence Systems Limited, Gilfillian Airconditioning Limited, Gurain Enterprises Alidhai Shariff & Sons, David Somen, Robert Souza, Christine Cerniello, Peter James Mburu, YouJays Insurance Brokers Ltd, Automobile Parts, The Cycle Imp, Limited, Hardware & Paints, Hautec Business Systems, Hennie Combrink, Hobra Chittick, Raeesa Fazal, Rukshana Fazal, Bentley Meeker, Mark Somen. Agnes, Wedd, Cork, McConnel, The Krugers, Maisha Tools Ltd, Karachiwalla Ltd, Manufacturers Limited, Ian Baxter, Industrial Launderers & Cleaners, Inochem Jennifer Joy Duncan, Pipe Manufacturers Ltd, Yara E. Africa ltd, Lee Funeral Enterprise, Intergated Ymr Partnership, Intex Management Services, Iso Panels Services, Burhani Express Logistics Ltd, Baker Tilly Meralis, Kiran Jethwa, Franco Limited, Janet Wilson, Jim Tozer, Kaplan & Stratton Advocates, Kenchic Limited, Car 11: RANGE ROVER Checchini, Skenya Motors Ltd . Kenlink Investments Limited, Kenon Hardware Agencies, Laborex (K) Limited, Ashwin Gidoomal, Chets Mukerjee, Mitesh Shah, Sachin Patel, Lakhani General Supplies, Lets Go Travel, Loma + Lomas, Lords Healthcare Ravi Patel, John Mutite Limited, M.J. Vekaria Electric Limited, Magana Holdings Limited, Mana Farm, Total Funds Raised: Ksh 537,129 Car 3: RANGE ROVER Master Power Systems Limited, Maxam Limited, Michael Mugasa, Midwave Mitesh Shah, Richel Group, Car 11, Macharia, Aravin Vidyarti, Vijay Kantaria, Freighters Limited, Motorways Caltex Station Limited, Mrs. Alison Ndegwa, Gurmeet Mehta, Jasmeet Mehta, Adnan Khalid, Aman Sodi, Mitesh Shah, Vending Services, Armaan Ltd, Vijah Kantaria, Elgon Kenya, Dodhia Nairobi Bottlers Limited, Nas Airport Services Limited, Nas Plastics Limited, New Tom Otila, Tamin Mohamed Alt Packaging, Geerlofs Kenya, Jaimin Patel, Bhupi Mawdaliya, Cyber Trade, Giro Muthaiga Green Grocers, New Westland Stores Limited, Nic Bank Limited, Nipsur Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,578,147 Bank, Nalini & Ravi Parmar. Hardware Limited, North Star Cooling Systems Limited, Nutcracker Limited, SS Mehta & Sons, Freight Forwarders, Tata Africa, Buyline Industries, Spencon “Orpower 4 Inc (O&M)”, Oxford Stationers, Palm Motor Limited, Panorama Holdings, Battersea Ltd, Kenya Shell, Master Power, Ongata Works, Herbet, Technical Services Limited, Parbat Siyani Construction Limited, Petmus Agencies Greenline, Bamburi Cement, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Sarova Hotels, Limited, Plethico Africa Limited, Portrissa Sea Palms, Prompt Products, Rweru Nairobi Glass, Ideal Ceramics, Spar Drilling, D Manji Construction, AutoXpress, General Agencies (2002) Limited, School Outfitters, Sea Harvest (K) Limited, Alibhai Shariff, Professional Tools, Dextron Tools, The Building Centre, Hanse Shade Net Limited, Silpack Industries Limited, Simon Glover, Sous Chef Limited, International, Cannon Assurance, Airo Bank, Imperial Bank, Ol Tukai Lodge, Specialised Fibreglass, Straightline Cargo Forwarders Limited, Sunpower I&M Bank. Products Limited, Synthesis Systems Limited, Tandu Alarm Systems Limited, Thames Electricals, The Mater Hospital, The Wally Foundation, Thermopack, Thiftec Limited, Trade House (Africa) Limited, Trefi Enterprises, Triad Architects, Car 4: RANGE ROVER Tuf-Fix Limited, Unga Limited, United Engineering Supplies, Variety Green Andy Hill, Glynn Holland, Derek Upstone, Richard Upstone, Grocers, Wingate Greame Macnaughton. Kailash Kachwana Ask Cargo, B. S. Burner, Carmax E.A. Limited, Chloride Exide, Creative Edge, Total Funds Raised: Ksh 755,850 Lomas & Lomas, Marks Enterprises, Oxford Services, Sideways Tours And Car Hire, Andy Hill, Manchester Outfitters, Pamilo Construction, Shantilal L. Ansagra, Trust Pass Investment, Water Gremlin Aquila Piombo, Young & Rubicam Brands Velerie Rosert, Baler Tilly Merali, Haria Uniforms Ltd, Animet Ltd, Kigen Kandie, Banbros, Carmax (E.A.) Limited, Chloride Exide (K) Limited, Civicon Limited, Gilani Family, Rallytec Motors Ltd, Mayfair Holdings Ltd, Dholea Transport, Anex Dalbit Petroleum Limited, Dream Power, Gregory Mark Forster, Karen Country Industrial Hardware, Millionaires Casino, L.S. Kachhwaha, Wadia Construction, Lodge Limited, Pipe Manufacturers Limited. Braeburn Ltd, Tile and Carpet Center, Tuffsteel-Dev Patel, Neil Page, Mehta Adams Amenya, Agnes Mulei, Almandine Corporation Sa, Bags & Envelope Family Electronicals, Guennadi Sikalov, Rob Williams, Andy Hill, Allied Plumbers, Converters Limited, Bob & Val Thieme, Bondnet Limited, Bullpak Limited, Water International (Pureflow), Serviscope E.A.Ltd, Synergy Furniture, ICK Ins C.J. Jones, Career Connections Limited, Ceva Sante Animale, Chania Feeds Ltd, CoolXtreme Ltd, Samani Construction, Kevin Stork, Sun Africa Hotels, Ali Manufacturers Limited, Coates Brothers E.A. Limited, Countrywide Connections Fabrication Solutions, Marguerite Stehn, Dr. Pamod. Limited, Dale Wiest, Danrose Kenya Limited, Data Centre Limited, David & Sarah Money Raised Kshs. 77,311,364

Car 12: JEEP Ind Supplies Ltd, Pradip Shetty, Jayesh Patel, Shyam Mani, Yaena Kama, Manisha Car 25: RANGE ROVER Jas Sehmi, Rashpal Singh, Mayur Shah, Stephen McMillan, Nayak, Pai Sadhanand, Josephine Ithondeka, Rupen Samani, Ronal Samani, J. Michael Ogwapit, Ragu Muraya, Teeku Patel, Bejal Patel, Murujesan, Vipul Dhodia, Sameer Sheikh, M.A Sheikh, Bains Construction Ltd, Joseph Wachira Roy Transmotors Ltd, Cletus Geofferey Xavier, Impala Auto Spares, New Rafiki Kevin Bender Total Funds Raised: Ksh 505,399 Mach & motor Sales Ltd. Total Funds Raised: Ksh 781,560 Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Intex Construction Ltd, Electrical Services Ltd, Sokhi Coca-Cola, Teeku Patel, Michael Ogwapit, Victor Onyango, Kevin Bender, Raju Investment Holdings Ltd, Model Builders & Civil Engineers Ltd, Left Foot Sports Muraya, Devan Khagram, Sachen Chandaria, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, M.V. Ltd, Gichuru Trading Ltd, Solio Ranch Ltd, Bhatti Panel Beaters, Jaswaran Singh, Car 21: RANGE ROVER Shah, Ari & Jennine, Ben Cramer, Anonymous, Annie, Jo Muraya, Sheryl Vaz, Jane. Linda Kwant, Harbinder Sabharwal, Ramneek Singh Bhabra, Ranjit Singh Bhabra, Michael Kontos, Jonathan Somen, Derek Steel, Jag Laly, Gurjinder Bhari, Narinder Sabharwal, Nehal Bhatt, Lesley Dann, Joyce Jeremy Ashworth Maxwell, Harkiran Lalani, Balraj Ghaleigh, Manoj Shah, Hardip Bhabra, Neelcon Total Funds Raised: Ksh 756,500 Car 26: RANGE ROVER Construction Services, Maisha Flour Mills Ltd, Rashpal Singh. Asit Patel, Uday Patel, Sanjay Guatama, Fred Ombisa, Michael & Sabine Kontos, Ibero Kenya Ltd, Robert Dewar, Sushma Jaya Shah, Jonathan Somen, Palvi Chandaria . Bhavik Soni Car 13: LAND ROVER Total Funds Raised: Ksh 750,141 Jonathan Stichbury, Billy Coulson, Fergus Robley, W. Barratt, Aspava Co, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Intex Constructions, Raj Devani, Helen Angus Buchanan Smith Car 22: RANGE ROVER T. Douglas, Silas L. Kangondu, Adams Brown & Co. Ltd, Mr&Mrs Zahid Vanji, Leopard Beach- AEGIS (K) Ltd, Sandstorm (Silver Sands), Chetna Bhatt, A. Total Funds Raised: Ksh 886,600 Gray Cullen, Crista Cullen, Quentin Savage, Anna Kaminski, Guy Western, Tony Binks Gauntlett, John, Mary, Yvonne, Rose, Marina Borsato, Enrico Sogno. BBK-Head Office, Interteck Ltd, Lisa Baraat, J.D Stichbury, SDV Transami, Lisa Bacrati, Kestrel Capital, Renaissance Capital, Kingsland Court, William Coulson, Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,117,908 Barclays Bank, Agriquip, Farmparts, Mahaver Stores, Bawani Stores, Truck Gray Cullen, Jackie Collins, Platinum Credit, Roger Gauntlett, Tina Allen, Geogrid Car 27: NISSAN PATROL Turners, Lachlani, E.A.P.I, Amiran, Kongoni Game Conservation. Ltd, Lesiolo Grain Handlers, Oriflame E.A. Ltd, Gallagher PowerFence, Dormans Preeyesh Shah, Nikunj Shah, Ramnik Shah, Mohan Shah, Ltd, Coffee Mngt Services, OHL, Richard Stone-Wigg, Ouidian Advertising, Anna Kaminski, Dt. Dobie, Mrs Tina Allen, Mrs Seb Tam, Amanda Darbishire, Parag Maradia, Abdulla Car 14: MERCEDES-BENZ Sarah Russell, Rachael Lamb, Helen Fox, Pete Atkinson, Mike Rossiter, John Total Funds Raised: Ksh 2,162,414 Peter Castle, Tom Younger, Andy Fleming, Richie Fleming, Stephenson, JOK, Parys Edwards, Quentin Savage, Crista Cullen, Martin Hudson, Super Manufacturers, Team 27, Ritu Ameet Bhattessa, Omit Shah, Naresh/ Jason Mott, Marcus Lewis Simon Ellender, Jennie Bimson, Louise Harris, Philip Kimberley, Spit, Julia Khilna Shah, Bhawana Khanna, Rajendra/Naina Patel, Samuel Kibogo Gakunga, Butterfield, Lucy Brown, Christopher Pickett, Suzanne Blakey. Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,073,898 Sophia Myolona, Kevin John Barrrett, Ritesh/Bitina Patel, Dipam Shah, Himesh J, Charlse Dornbush, Anna- Carin Kandimaa Matterson, Shaun Davy, Joanne Velloza, Joan Irwin, Victoria Kelly, Jason Larry, Gavin Rota, Paolo Solari Bozzi, Mateo, Tatiana & Andres Cruz, Dario Mitidieri, Anna Gregorek, Sam Handley, Nicholas Rogoff, David Garner, Kate Cornish –Bowden, H&G, Oria and India, Nichole Balsamo, Caroline Villiers, Nick Carlton, Alan Harkness, Mark Burton.

Car 15: TOYOTA David Bromham, Michael Turner, Rob Macaire, Jacob Okoth, Daniel Owino Total Funds Raised: Ksh 2,342,700 David Bromham, Rhino Cement, Abercrombie & Kent Philanthropy, Kenya Commercial Bank, I&M Bank, Chase Bank, NIC Bank, Ismail Rahimtulla, Mr. & Mrs Marris.

Car 16: LAND ROVER Dipak Halai, Anil Kerai, Mahesh Halai, Parbat Patel, Ravi Raghwani, Deepak Patel Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,123,104 Steel Structures Ltd, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Harilal Harji - Kiran Enterprises, Apex Steel Ltd, Galaxy Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Komal Construction Ltd, Kirti Enterprises, The Building Centre Ltd, Master Power Systems Ltd, Charlie Enterprises, Jentilal N. Halai, Tropical Breaks Ltd, V-Line Services Ltd, Vishnu Wood & Hardware Ltd, Ligent Technologies Ltd, Mark Properties Ltd, Siyani Enterprises, Bash Hauliers Ltd, Warren Concrete Ltd, Cementers Ltd, Halifax Estate Agency, Goodride Auto Tyres.

Car 18: RANGE ROVER Caroline Armstrong, Elodie Sampere, Linda Karuru, Patricia Wena, Sophie Govani Car 23: LAND CRUISER Maheshwari Patel, Daksha Arvind Raghwani, Hitesh Somchand Shah, Delijinder, Total Funds Raised: Ksh 800,000 Peter Kinyua, Tommy Hellerstedt, Robert Kariuki, Arvinder Mudher, Agnes Susan Wairimu, Rajesh Karsandas, Kalpa Padia, Patrick Coca Cola E.A, Maryann Musangi, Elodie Sampere, Linda Karuru, Sopiato Govani, Kamau Nga’nga’, Manisha Patel, Daksha Raghwani, Parul Shah, Sarju Shah, Moses Nyaga, John Macharia Asha Ahmed, Mr. Suresh Shah, Bacherlal H, Shushila Kerai, Mr. Pradeep Mullick, Caroline Armstrong, Sansi Dietz, Bush Rover, AWDM, Quattro Charge, Xtreme Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,580,750 Media Solutions Africa. Yolanda Regina Anderson, Ashock Sheth, Sarita Sheth, Mrs. Asha Ahmed, N.H, Peter Kinyua, James Ndegwa, Sammy Weya, Kiss Fm (Radio Africa), Saracen J.N Rajbhai, J.Hasamudin, Mahammad Mikel, Virendra Kumar, Opal Krishna, Media, Ciku Kihanya, Intex Construction, Captain’s Club Casino (Zitron), Fred Dinesh Vara, Devi B. Mongare, P.C.L.A, CA, Pan African Chemicals Ltd, Smart Car 19: RANGE ROVER Kilby, George Mungai, Kenya Motors & Equipment Ltd, Friends of car 23, Jimmy Printers Ltd, Shashi Insurance Brokers ltd, Citizens Neighborhood Network, Multi Mechanical Works Ltd, Security Group (K) Ltd, Satyan & Naravinder Bhalla, Petra Somen, Joanna Hechle, Catherine Coulson, Kibaki, Frank Ireri, Jonathan & Petra Somen, Peter Kihanya, R. Ondhowe, S. Unnikrishnan, Royal Media Services Ltd, Brazafric Enterprises Ltd, Digital Millenium School Ltd, Circuit Business Systems Ltd, Zawadi Healthcare Ltd, Catherine Szlapak, Millie Seagon, Sabine Kontos Productions Ltd, Technical Support & Logistics Group Ltd, Nation Media Group, Suleiman Mohammed Daud, Dream Holidays, Napro Industries Ltd, Acropolis Total Funds Raised: Ksh 788,000 Direct line Assurance Co. Ltd, Ashman Puri, Shammi Varma, Poonam Varma, Insurance Brokers, Trancewood Ltd, Tausi Assurance Co. Ltd, Crown Berger Petra & Jonathan Somen, Ibero Kenya Ltd, Robert Dewar. Travel Associates, Amadeus Global, Moses Nyagah, Daniel Adom, Julie & Chris Kenya Ltd, Simpra Enginers India, Manish Rajeev, Max Trade Commodities Ltd, Wahome, Televic Group NV, Tim Espir. East African Seed Co. Ltd, Impala Auto Spares, OZ Properties Ltd, Quite Bright Films Ltd, Swati Omit Shah, I&M Bank, lyflex Industries Ltd, Statpack Industries Car 20: RANGE ROVER Ltd, General Printers Ltd, Dodhia Packaging Ltd, Crownscope Insurance Brokers Arbi Mussani, Shamir Mussani, Shelch, John Karume, Car 24: TOYOTA Ltd, GA Insurance Ltd, Dipak Mulji, Bharti Shah, David & Catherine Heath, Rajiv Z Jaspal Matharu, Kishen Bhanderi, Keith Henrie, Raja, Toral .R, Air Connection Ltd, Basco Products (K) Ltd, Shoe Palace, Satyan & Andrew Onyango, Joseph Muriuki Naravinder Bhalla, Shah & Associates, Lloyd Masika Ltd, Fidelity Shield Insurance Jatinder Thethy, Sukdev Chagget, Chirag Sanrajka Total Funds Raised: Ksh 501,141 Co. Ltd, Rajeev C, Rina Aluwalia, Jambo Global Freight Logistics Ltd, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Hector Robert Diviz, Total Funds Raised: Ksh 759,142 Biscuits Ltd, Bosch Viersen, Sandip K. Vegpro Kenya Ltd, RoadTrainers (Msa) Ltd, Jiwani Impex Ltd, Agricultural Tractor Jaspal Matharu, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Harpal Singh Nagi, Rohan Patel, Shah, Rajesh & Prajni, Kemco Clothing, Spares, Emex Africa Ltd, Mr&Mrs Wild, Riyaz Pasta, Juzar Jivanji, Truck Turners Seyani Brothers & Co. (K) Ltd, Benjamin John Jackson, Twiga Construction Co, Corn Products-Kenya, Soenomatic Ltd, Tamu 13Tamu Kenya, PKF Ltd, Metro Motor Spares Ltd, Co-Auto Dealers Ltd, Alpine Auto Parts Ltd, Babu Wadia Construction Co. Ltd, AMS Properties Ltd, Agility Logistics Ltd, Printfast, Kenya, Silpack Industries, Roche Ltd, Texplast, Platinum Packaging D. & Nishma B. Mehta, InterTractor Co. Ltd, Masai Mara Sopa Lodge Ltd, Aqib Kenroid Ltd, Mandhir Construction Ltd, Leopard Beach Hotel/ AEGIS (K) Ltd, Ltd, Laxman Enterprises, Satish Shah, Pradeep Shah, Kirit Shah, Trading Co., Guardian Bank, Martin John Earnest, Patel Dev Mukund, Karuito Hardeep S. Pamesar, Central Plumbing Works, Triba Tyre Africa Ltd, Nairobi Navin Sanghani, P.S Chadda, D.K Shah, Timber Corner, Palkesh Shah, . Contractors Ltd, Hot Point Appliances, Mohammed Amin, Arif Juneja, Multitrade Iron Managers Ltd, Stella Anna Osewe, Citron Décor Centre, Design Attitude Ltd RHINO CHARGE 2011 - CAR SPONSORS

Gudka, Smit S. Malde, Neel N. Malde. TEAM 21: MUD MASHERS (1 - 3) Rahul B. Shah, Dev B. Shah, Pranav Sumaria, Kush Patel, Shay A. Shah, Anaay Vora, Pranay B. Kantaria, Shahil N. Sodha, Reyan R. Vora, Kearn Mark Shah. TEAM 22: KIDZ NEXT DOOR (OPEN) Hinal P. Shah, Mili Shah, Nikunj Kerai, Kishan Naker, Laxmi L. Varsani, Drashti Pandit, Devika Pandit, Aashesh P. Suthar, Chaitanya Dave, Brijesh Chhaya, Ravi Nakar, Raviraj Pandit, Vishal Joshi, Harshi D. Shah, Moulik Pandya, Saagar S. Patel. TEAM 23: THE KNIGHTS ( 4 - 6) Jaini J. Nagaria, Himanshu Chauhan, Dhir B. Bid, Om Desai, Yashvi V. Nagaria, Chetania Saxena, Sweta K. Shah, Sneha K. Shah, Jemin K. Patel, Meer Gudhka. TEAM 24: DIRT DEVILS (7 - 9) Pooja H. Shah, Hemali Varsani, Archna P. Kerai, Shivani Halai, Jaynesh M. Halai, Mayur Varsani, Raj A. Kerai, Veerat Varsani, Bhavika Vekaria, Shreya G. Malde, Kushna Shah, Darshil K. Patel, Malvi V. Shah, Andy Walji, Shivam S. Bhudia, Rupesh H. Kerai, Parin Pala, Sumeiya A. Alkarim, Mihir Y. Patel, Karishma Savla. TEAM 25: RHINO CUBS (4 - 6) Urjan O. Shah, Ujval O. Shah, Harshal P. Maradia, Jaimin S. Shah, Suleiman Tejani, Lekh S. Shukla, Harshit V. Shah, Mikhil A. Shah, Mihir M. Gohil, Khush P. Shah. TEAM 26: PINK NINJAS (OPEN) Deeva Kamesh Shah, Zakir Karim, Sonia M. Shah, Miral Morjaria, Biral Dedhia, Harsh Kukadia, Reena Thakor, Alnavaz A. Jivani, Bansari D. Patel, Kago Kamau, Afla Quereshi, Priyank M. Shah, Khushbu Shah, Pratik J. Patel, Raj K. Parmar. TEAM 27: KNIGHT RIDERS (4 - 6) Akhil Shah, Piero Bassa, Kabelo Ranze, Henry Bertie, Shay Haria, Swain Lloyd, Ricky Scher. TEAM 28: BUSH MOTS (OPEN) Aniksha Dhamelia, Salim Taib, Marc Decunha, Hesham Hashim, Miraj A. Shah, Hafid Ures, Suhel Suleman, Rajkumar N. Shah, Yasin A. Varvani, Ronak J. Shah, Ishaq I. Said, Kaushal Dhamelia, Gurleen Gang, Kunal Parbat, Akash P. Shah, Kirat Khalsa, Salmaan Sameja, Tejash Joshi, Harmeet Khalsa. TEAM 29: RHINO RESCUE (7 - 9) Sahil R. Shah, Hoshil A. Shah, Sahil Doshi, Azaan Rahemtulla, Vikas Raykundalia, Sydelle Diniz, Murtaza Karimjee, Mihir Jethwa, Jeet Jobanputra, Fiya P. Shah, Ruqauya M. Karimjee, Rehman Ahmed, Eric Kibogo, Komal Maru, Dhruvi Joshi, Sachin Chandaria, Akshil Shah, Dhruv Shah, Gathoni Kangethe, Diva Shah.

Car 28: TOYOTA Torben Rune, James Davies, Lianne Holley, Elizabeth Rune, Jason Holley, Barry Tatton Total Funds Raised: Ksh 839,590 Torben Rune, Elizabeth Ann Du Toit, Flora Printers, Caroline Yvonne, Kurt Dietrich Vonwole, Africa Mecca, Leopard Beach Hotel, DT Dobie & Co. (K) Ltd, Karen Blixen Camp Ltd, Harry Atkinson, Afratech Ltd, David Killoran, Coast Anglo Meats Ltd, Ries & Liam Shah, Louis Dreyfus Commodities (K) Ltd, James Wild, AB Patel & Patel, Tamarind Management Ltd, Crater Automobiles Nairobi Ltd, Inchcape TEAM 1: LIGHTNING STRIKERS (4 - 6) Shayan Rajan, Hitesh Punjabi, Zakiyudeen, Nekesa Morey, Anika Patel, Elleni Stephanou, Tashi Maseland, Nicola Heath, Shipping Services, Seremalia Construction & Engineering, Gal Trading, Phillipe Farid Ali, Parshwa Khimasia, Rishi M. Patel, Meer D. Solanki, Prince Deepak Tom Parker. TEAM 15: PEDAL PUSHERS (4 - 6) Shinay P. Varsani, Mishali R. Patel, Dela Kethulle, Negesti Abraham, Auni Bhaiji, Rishi Dave, Tuntu Mazibuko, Capital Mongare, Milind H. Patel, Neil Arora, Yishika Wadhwa. TEAM 2:WEST CHOPPERS Dashni N. Kerai, Khushi A. Malde, Khush B. Sethia, Mihir A. Madhaparia, Dhruv A. Colour Creative Design, E.A Security Options Ltd, Monica Njeri, Hans Feuth, Camp (OPEN), Deep Parmar, Rushit B Patel, Janvi B Bid, Sahil D. Gordhankar, Jay Amin, Madhaparia, Ankur S. Phadke, Sita R. Shah, Pranav D. Patel. TEAM 16: ZONEBIES Kenya, John Vespa, Leopard Tours, Paul- Braburn Mis, Peter Dredge, James Finlay Kush Chheda, Hersil Patel, Siddharth Gala, Tejas G. Prasad, Himanshu Khimasia, (OPEN) Kunjan Dholakia, James Chipeta, Doll Sagoo, Vishal Dawda, Arif Mangia, (K) Ltd, Martin & Carly Edwards, Carol McDonald, Mic & Carol. Shubham Shah, Shrey P. Padia, Sagar N. Shah, Raj Maru, Rikin Chheda, Amar Sudarshan Bellur, Vikal M. Hirani, Kamlesh Davda, Vishal Shah, Michael Karanja, Maru, Veer J. Shah, Maitri A. Patel, Aneesh Malde, Pavan Malde, Neel H. Patel, David Kamau, Morietz Muthui, Robert Safari, Samuel Omondi Owino, Shelmith Rahi D. Shah. TEAM 3: BILLABONGO (OPEN) Taher N. Rajbhai, Drumil N. Shah, Mituko, Tony Kimachia, Harsheet Chudasama, Bhishma M. Hirani, Shyam Patel, Car 29: LAND ROVER David Bett. TEAM 17: BIKING BULLETS (4 - 6) Aasav Patel, Sahil S. Raja, Rushan Hardik Vaghela, Amritpal Singh, John D’cruz, Lovejyot Singh, Khush R. Gudhka, Lars Svensson, Florah Svensson, Jan Nord, Sam Kangas, Armaan Kalaiya, Raj Singh Channa, Kai Z. Rana, Mohammed Umar Khan, Manek, Marcel de Villiers, Jeremy Weru, Christopher Tawk, Aadil K. Shah, Aadit K. Akasha Ibrahim, Shamil Kalaiya, Rizwan Khan, Imu Khan, Mohammed A. Razak, Shah. TEAM 18: SPEEDEX JUNIORS (4 - 6) Dharini D. Patel, Dhruv Vekaria, Dheer S. Niklas Huke, Jonathon Svensson Hussein Gabler, Edgar O. Mwagiru, Shyam Mandavia. TEAM 4: CNN (CITIZENS Varsani, Shreyesh D. Raghwani, Shruti S. Varsani, Dylan S. Patel, Devan K. Patel, Total Funds Raised: Ksh 500,000 NEIGHBOURHOOD NETWORK) Kamil Khawaja, Ashley Vrasto, Musa Bukhari, Rahil D. Shah, Mujahid Mithwani, Khushali M. Varsani. TEAM 19: UNITED RIDERS Lars & Florah Svensson, Sami Kangas, Darell Hardman, Sue Ebby, Dave Pontich, Sameer Mohamed, Osman Amin, Mano Butt, Jay M. Patel, Hamza A. Khawaja, (4 - 6) Shivam M. Shah, Deep Rajani, Mohamed S. Sameja, Darshan D. Shah, Deep Mike Giddinge, Paula Cyr, Brice, Irana, Mike Spears, Rehab Spears, James Tufayl H. Luhar, Jamil Desai, Ishaq Mohamed, Khalid Hussein, Hussein Abdulla, H. Sumariya, Rikin Chheda, Nishil S. Parmar, Amar Maru, Harshil D. Bid, Saahil P. Thomas, Nermien Kamel, Nermien Gamil, Nader Mishriky, Teemu Kangas, Lee Maeheq Mir, Yasin Ahmed, Isra Khawaja, M. Sakib A. Hamid, Ebrahim A. Karim, Shah. TEAM 20: GHOST RIDERS (1 - 3) Hitik D. Gudka, Saurabh N. Gala, Kishan D. Thomas, Niklas Huke, Jonathan Svensson, Micor AB Sweden, Luna AB Sweden, Shabaaz Aftab Malik, Muskan Butt. TEAM 5: RUFF RYDERS (OPEN) Vaibhav A. Savani, Mann P. Shah, Dhruvu Patel, Amal A. Malde, Shubh B. Sethiya, Sakhee A. Kaskazini Ltd Nrb, Gurbaksh Singh Kenya Ltd, Synovate Kenya Ltd. Patel, Trushen Patel, Ronak Patel, Nirav Rathod, Suraj Pala, Prit Desai, Prakash Bhatt, Krushant Patel, Kevin Patel, Darshit Patel, Siddharth Khimasia, Jay B. Nanda, Hardeek N. Vyas, Evans A. Kenge, Nelson Eddy, Justus O. Ateka, Benson O. Sande, Harsul Mandalia, Mark W. Musili, Moses K. Maska. TEAM 6: CYCLONE DEVILS (7 - 9) Jinal Pankaj Haria, Priyav K. Shah, Savan J. Malde, Mithilesh Shah, Devang Lamba, Dhruvit Shah, Nilkesh Ladhani, Amay P. Shah, Dhaval D. Jadhar, Priit K. Shah, Dhruv A. Joshi, Mihir N. Shah, Vishal Dodhia. TEAM 7: LACOSTA (OPEN) Amrilpall S. N., Sandeep Singh Matharu, Azaad Manji, Uthis V., Kenneth Wakah, Viral Gutka, Navraj Singh Chana, Allan Mburu, Suhaib Munammad Alvi, Chirag Gutha, Jaideep Mullick, Sarfaraz Amin, Nikit Gudka, Yash Patel, Niheer Shah, Benson, Joyel Onyango, Pranav Bhattessa, Sam Mureithi. TEAM 8: DEVIL RIDERS (4 - 6) Seana Barrett, Shivraj Bhalla, Suraya Charters, Mansi Sheth, Samhita Magon, Tyra Powell, Paula Batuka, Riya Shah, Sonia Muriu. TEAM 9: KOOL KIDS (1 - 3) Meer Hashit Shah, Trisha Shah, Rahul Shah, Aryan Magon, Saniya Magon, Rayan Khan, Rikin M. Patel, Manraj Bhalla, Adam Charters, Tej Shah. TEAM 10: SPEEDX (OPEN) Priyank Sanghani, Shivji K. Kerai, Vekaria P. Jadva, Brijesh K. Rabadia, Ashish M. Vekaria, Chetan S. Kerai, Harshil Bhudia Dharmendra H. Kerai, Fredrick Munywoki, Hiren H. Bhanderi, Pimal H. Raghwani, Ritesh M. Pindoria, Khushal N. Hirani, Jayantilal Patel, Pritam D. Kerai, Nirali J. Pindoria, Milan D. Varsani, Rikesh Pindoria, Vinay Kerai, Sachin Pindoria. TEAM 11: THE SPARTANS (OPEN) John Mwangi, George Otieno, Boniface Mulwa, Kalyan H. Rabadia, Hitesh K. Rabadia, Vundi Nzilu, Ravilal M. Raghwani, Bhavika J. Pindoria, Nikhil R. Varsani, Vatsal K. Halai, Mohini K. Rabadia, Vishal R. Halai, Rushil R. halai, Jayesh V. Halai, Nimisha M. Vekaria, Krushita M. Vekaria, Nikhil Halai, Priyanka Pindoria, Kulpit Vekaria, Steve Musee. TEAM 12: WILD RIDERS (1 - 3) - GIRLS’ TEAM Sneha A. Raghwani, Nimrta Kaur Mudher, Preena H. Shah, Drishika Patel, Esha Harania, J. D’costa, Diya H. Patel, Riya Chatrath, Monica Mongare. TEAM 13: DIRT RIDERS (4 - 6) Dylan A. Raghwani, Snehal A. Raghwani, Neal S. Shah, Rian Harania, Dev S. Patel, Manav Padia, Nganga Mutura II, Mwanyumba Nganga, Eric Wanjau, Keirav Shah. TEAM 14: SPIDER PIGS (OPEN) Michael Purchase, Diva Shah, Paolo Kravos, Andrew Wong, Shailee Morjaria, Viraj Sikand, Lucy Alice Gardner, Naiya Raja, Kairavi Raja, Madhvi Shah, Keya Maru, Money Raised Kshs. 77,311,364

Car 30: RANGE ROVER The Banda, Michelle Brighetti, Julian Muhoho, Hamish Hobbs, Magnus Burnett. Edward Johnstone, Charlie Cardoso, Josh Knowles, Team 51, El Squids, The Banda, Robert Brown, Pablo Samoilys, Cameron Brown, Mike Flemming, Andrew Pitt, Bjorn Forstad Callum Macintyre. Team 52, Peddlepushers, The Banda, Samantha Church, Tea Carr-Hartley, Kevin Carr-Hartley, Gordon Eccles. Team 53, Punky Pigs, Kenton Total Funds Raised: Ksh 779,769 College, Jessica Bromham, Emma Ngini, Nell Macaire, Evie Leek. Team 54, Piglets Edward Johnstone, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Colin Church, Coffee Mgt in Charge, Kenton College, Shania Gouani, Chantal Kittony, Eline De Gryp, Rayna Services, Sustainable Mgt Services, WEC Lines, Café Logistiques, SDV Transami Vohra. Team 55, Dragons, Kenton/Pembroke, Micah Lanez, Alex Sickmuller, Caley Kenya, Sean Garstin Motors, TNT Express Worldwide, Andrew Pitt, Aidan Bailey, Nevin, Benjamin Wood. Team 56, The Hot Wheel Hogs, Mio Nevin, Megan Northern Monkey, Julian Wheeler, Rob Fell, John Biddulph, Ed Perry, Alasdair Sickmuller, Zishan Karmali, Haania Alibhai. Team 57, Mob Speed, Peponi School, Pepper, Mike Pitt, Alexandra Hawkins, Chris Pitt, Elaine Carlin, Grasshopper, Mike Ouya, Luke Gent, Tom Taylor, Matthew Mules. Team 58, The Wild Mr&Mrs Yogesh Modhwadia, Ibero Kenya Ltd. Expendables, Oshwal, Anuj A. Parmar, Niheer K. Shah, Chirag V. Patel, Mitul Shah. Team 59, Famous Four, Nairobi Waldorf, Corrie Nicholson, Itay Ben-Harush, Jaya Shah, Aliya Schmid. Team 60, Nameless, Nairobi Waldorf, Lorenz Niemann, Car 31: RANGE ROVER Linus Niemann, Faith Wanjau, Muraya Joseph. Team 61, Power Puff Pigs, Nairobi Jacques Nell, Leon Classens, Carl Badenhorst, Pierre Viljoen, Waldorf, Utisi Mwendwa, Fhelishia Onyango, Nasiminyu Khatundi, Lilian Jan Barnard Onyango. Team 62, Furious Four, Nairobi Waldorf, Nelly Onyango, Jeannie Rose Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,138,103 Knocker, Adeyvah Virjee, Antonia A. Achieng. Team 63, Mohogs, Nairobi Waldorf, Ned Knocker, Yael Ben-Harush, Robin Smit, Anjuli Vadera. Team 64, G.I. Hogs, Team South Africa, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Distell Winemasters, SDV Kenton College, Rotuk Rahedi, Sahil Raja, Jeremy Weru, Sameer Kapoor. Team Transnami, Kibos Sugar, Allied Industries, Consulibase Ltd, South African 65, Greensteds Monster Riders, Greensteds, Mburu Storry, Rachin Patel, Diti Womens Association, TreadSetters Tyres, Innscor Kenya, Kodak, General Tyre Patel, Badal Patel. Team 66, La Brigada Jabali, St. Andrew’s Turi, Hugo Lopez, Sales Ltd, Roy Hauliers, Goodyear, Nairobi Bottlers. Kevin Power, Joel Robinson, Steve Byrne. Team 67, The Molo Hogs, St. Andrew’s Turi, Jonathan Long, Phillip Amanya, Daniel Wakabi, Jay Dhokia. Team 68, Turi Karan Shah, Amal Shah. Team 9, Pedalling Piglets, The Banda, Harry Stichbury, Hoglets, St. Andrew’s Turi, Holly Roberts , Finlay Roberts, Declan Roberts, Nickil Car 32: RANGE ROVER Ian Elms, Oliver Francombe, Rahul Patel. TeamT0, Glamorous Glow Worms, The Doshi. Team 69, St. Andrew’s Hogs, St. Andrew’s Turi, Tom Roberts, Michael Grant Mowat, Yen Choi, Matt, Daniel Onyega Banda, Annabel Shaw, Kiara Munn, Billy Douglas-Hamilton, Sebastian Width. Kidero, Joe Rudge, Horatio Byrne. Team 70, Mud Bugs, The Banda, Cara Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,101,000 Team 11, The Fat Cats, ISK, Siobhan Shaw, Zara Biggs, Justin Biggs, Tom Biggs. Valentine, Nicola Francombe, Georgia Taylor, Tandia Jack. Team 71, Shining Team 12, Porkers On Pedals, Kenton College, Annabel Roest, Ella Bardoville- Stars, RRC, Irene Njoki, Magdalene Kathele, Ann Njeri, Ishmael Ngaruya. Team 72, Grant Mowat, JB Havelock, Colin Church, Ahvost Church Lewis, Riya Kantaria, Christina Hamilton-Foster. Team 13, Ghost Riders, Red Eagles, RRC, Dennis Kamande, Jonah Kairu, Michael Wanyoike, James Maina. Brookhouse, Ted Wanday, Jonathan Ossiya, Twambilire Chitonya, Elizabeth Kibe. Team 73, RRC Army, RRC, Samuel Ndungu, Moses Mathigu, Haruu Ndumbai, Titus Team 14, Cheetahs, Brookhouse, Michelle Muturi, Anoushka Tawler, Natasha Riara. Team 74, S.M.B, St. Andrew’s Turi, Alvin Mbabazi, Basim Sulaiman, Angat Car 33: TOYOTA Mtulili, Kulthum Mohammed. Team 15, The Stomers, Brookhouse, Sam Somers, Bhamra, Roy Langa. Team 75, Mkokoteni, St. Andrew’s Turi, Mognus Boehm, Tony Hughes, Jeremy Holley, Martin Evans, Mikey Hughes, Mohammed Seif, Ian Gakarau, Seda Otieno. Team 16, The Hoggs Rampagers, Muchigi Kimari, Jerry Ouma, Nishel Doshi. Team 76, Norfolk ‘N’ Chance, St. Russel Hughes, Andy Forrester Brookhouse, Taro Croze, Toby Scott, Lucas Struijk, Eric Hallard. Team 17, Buudha, Andrew’s Turi, Ben Donnan, Estelle Donnan, Ophelia Byrne, Ellie Johnson. Team Total Funds Raised: Ksh 751,450 Brookhouse, Timothy Kamau, Mathenge Mwangonji, Oliver Manzi, Gavin Olypot. 77, Ndiini Homeboys, Ndiini Primary, Dennis Mwangi, James Gakury, Benson Team 18, The Simbas, Brookhouse, Sophie Kibe, Ali Seif, Toby Turner, Ethan Gatoho, Erick Mwiti. Team 78, Ndiini Superstars(2), Ndiini Primary, Gakungu, Miss S. Carn, Rothschild, Elizabeth Ambani, Peter Kehir, Pipe Manufacturers Ltd, Gakuu. Team 19, Macmendes, Brookhouse, Amy Wanday, Abdul Omboke, Yussef Stanley Kuria, Ken Ngugi, Josphat Maina. Team 79, The Whatevers, Hillcrest , Kingsway Tyres Ltd, Hardware Trading Stores Ltd, Cryoguard Africa Ltd, Jeremy Elmougy, Sidak Pasricha. Team 20, Dirt Devils, Shabaz Anwar, Mohammed Holley, Jennifer Stanley, Anthony Keith, Rhino Safaris Ltd, Internet Solutions Mudasir, Ahmed Adnan, Saahil Sheikh. Team 21, Hogs Inc., ISK, Matthew Kenya, Patrick Dessy, Ord Group Ltd, Better Globe Forestry, Garrisson Gates, Mark Hutchinson, Hally Blanchard, Luca Thoms, Stas Trzebinski. Team 22, The Percys, Reading, EA Security Options, Spasys Ltd, SS Marketing & Advertising, Leboo Pembroke, Homer Johnton, Xander Nuijten, Toby Doig, Eve Hartley. Team 23, Safaris, Writed IT Ltd, Eric Urbain, Marcel Keijzer, Rowena White. Retarded Rats, Pembroke, William Ballard, Jack Bonham, Max Silvester, Toby Francombe. Team 24, Bucking Broncos, Pembroke, Laura Hutchinson, Imogen Fitzjohn, Tilly Fitzjohn, Kimali Ashby. Team 25, Pork Chops, Pembroke, Dylan Ker, Car 34: RANGE ROVER Casper Milbank, Paul McLellan, Matipa Mawunganidze. Team 26, Werewolfs, Rajesh Maini, Samir Maini, Bino Shah, Mandip Bharj, Pembroke, Elspeth Cooke, Emma Beak, India Dyer, Sasha Hewett. Team 27, The Ian Roper Wellingtons, Pembroke, Ajax Cody Cox, Isobelle Paige, Maria Paige, Katie Veitch. Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,000,536 Team 28, Killer Kenyans, Pembroke, Josh Seagon, Michael Cunnington, Benedict Rajesh Maini, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Mumias Sugar, CTM Kenya Ltd, Shaw, TJ Haller. Team 29, Top Gear, Pembroke, Hector Hewett, Cedric Hoskyns, Mimosa Pharmacy Ltd, Travel n’ Style Ltd, Phillips Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Kalson Kyle Forster, Adrian Owor. Team 30, Bananas, Pembroke, Winnie Nakazi, Tara Properties Ltd, Ashut Engineers Ltd, GA Insurance Ltd, MA Khan Insurance Ltd, Shepherd, Ashley Kairu, Sam Bakka. Team 31, Toodling Turtles, Pembroke, Sheetal Kapila, Andy Forwarders Services Ltd, Medreich, James Birch, Steve Scott, Georgina Boyd-Moss, Kyla Conway, Megan Word, Charlie Beak. Team 32, Dalbir Gill, Neil Graham, Svend Jannesen, Eamonn Ruane, Patricia Ryan, Isobel Jumping Jelly Beans, Pembroke, Amy Phillips, Myer Cunnington, Deborah Stuart, Gray, Rebecca Brooker, Tanya Ahluwalia, Aliya Jivraj, Graeme Ventris, Kaushik Chantelle Onyango. Team 33, Sporting Sausages, Pembroke, Sabrina Robley, Ray, Alistair Currie, Vikram Maini, Ishan Maini, Mihir Shah, Rosanna Glubb, Charlene Tait, Julia Haywood, Ellie Jones-Perrot. Team 34, Purple Piglets, Kenton Saskia McIntyre, Mia Poggi, Shannon Reynolds, Carys Gibson. Team 80, Bundu Chigster, Domic FitzPatrick, Gordon Fisken, Nikhil Maini, Jenny Gee, Natalie College, Samantha Ruto, Jasmine Blagden, Erin Van Der Venne, Felicity Bashers, Hillcrest, Kiaran Siambi, Mongina Osoro, Taru Mwamto, Declan Brunner. Salunke, Adrain Quigley, Malcom Campbell, Ian Woodhouse, Mark Griffiths, Woodhams. Team 35, Hell Biters, Pembroke, William Millar, Thomas Farren, Team 81, Mud Masters, The Banda, Kyela Brennan , Coral Hays, Caitlin Staley, Mathew Fox, Paul Baron, I&M Bank Ltd, Polo Industries, Brother Knitware, Nishit Oliver Outtan. , Team 36, Snog Hogs, The Banda, Mathew Seth Smith, Theodore Kaja Minns. Team 82, The Mustangs, ISK/Braeburn, Georgia Smyth, Lauren Shah, James Obatsa, The Andersons, Mellissa Spencer, Nick Grant, Barry Roper, Winchester, Jack Ogden, Tom Harney. Team 37, Peace Pigs, The Banda, Nanaouri Smyth, Taylor Hoskens, Eddie Hoskens. Team 83, Barbarian Llamas, Braeburn/ Jasbir Kundi, Hendrick Kroon, The Bahrj Family, Joy Wormleighton. Winchester, Carla Norris, Madison Robb, Cassia Seth-Smith. Team 38, D.J. Dinosaurs, The Banda, Megan Griffitms, Toey Lord, Krista Hill, Kiara Jones. Team Hillcrest, Rohan Sanger, Noa Moshe, Jonathan Spyropoulous, Karan Samani. 39, S.M.A.K, The Banda, Millie Tozer, Annie Lord, Kirsty Mclean, Sascha Taylor. Team 84, The Four Kenyans, Rusinga, Jared Nyamongo, Kelvin Mwangi, Dzombo Car 35: RANGE ROVER Team 40, Rasta Rockets, The Banda, Jamey Lowis, Lloyd Destro, Hamish Reading, Katama, Allan Rono. Team 85, Muddness, Rusinga, Jeremy Wahome, Kena Harry Griffiths. Team 41, Ol Chicks, The Banda, Emily Stone-Wigg, Maddie Hobbs, Kamau, Moraa Ogamba, Joel Omino. Team 86, Pegasus Flyers, The Banda, Jack Mark Tilbury, Rocky Hitchcock, Peter Robert, Chris Eden, Tayla Herd, Oliver Muhoho. Team 42, Swine Fleas, The Banda, Oriok Viljoen, Neylan, Chala Nel, Kimara Nel, Paige Myatt-Taylor. Team 87, Mad Hogs, Peponi Spencer Fondaumiere, Adrian Hughes Batian Thorpe, Shaylaan Savani, Kitili Mwendwa. Team 43, The Hog Bombs, The House, Jason Kariuki , Jomo Kenyatta, Dhruval Hirani, Arize Morah. Team 88, The Total Funds Raised: Ksh 4,019,733 Banda, Tatiana Szapary, Emma Carter, Mairi Matherson, Kira Evans. Team 44, Hot Strong Hogs, Kenton College, Elizabeth Green, Ngoneh Jobarteh, Antonia Mark Tilbury, Phil & Penny, Adam Cable, Claire Reynolds, Leslie Edwards, Peter Hogs, The Banda, Omella Hutchison, Tabitha Mc-Brown, Alana Willsher, Fiona Ndegwa, Zara Vorley. Team 89, BIIS Reds, Braeburn Imani International School, Phelan, Stephen Gluning, Lucas Ndolo, Antony Beattie, Edward Fraser, Peter Goss. Team 45, Pink Ladies, The Banda, Jessica Humphreys, Essenya Mathews, Kelly Ochieng, Mathew Murphy, Anthony Gitonga, Dylan Kukadia. Team 90, BIIS Gerstrom, Howard Michitsch, Imogen Hitchcock, Bob, Edwin Kinyanjui, Damian Miki Jones, Keya Punja. Team 46, The Warthogs, The Banda, Kara Beresford, Blues, Braeburn Imani International School, Brian Omondi, Zisha Bid, Krishna Kilshaw, Peter Astbury, Liz, Paddy, Patrick Grant, Simon and Rachael Deakin, Charlotte Ball, Daisy Bartlet, Hannah Viljoen. Team 47, Mites on Bikes, The Banda, Shah, Amy Candice. Team 91, Hoof Hearted, Kenton College, Dillan Sievwright, Debby Watson – Jones, Mona Hodgetts, Robert Porter, Career Connections, Tom Stone-Wigg, Ben Stone-Wigg, Megan Viljoen, Imara Bella Thorpe. Team 48, Brayden Barratt, Louis Du Toit, Hamish Green. Team 92, Biking Beatles, Peponi Pan African Trucks and Equipment, Elite Tools Ltd, Seal Belt Enterprises, Mudhogs, The Banda, Bug Drew, Owain Ashley, Timothy Sievwright, Alaexander House, Megan Thomas, Reeva Sumaria, Stephanie Kyriazi, Candice Etemesi. Team Kenchic Ltd, R. Hitchcock, Marika Beckmann, S. Tilbury, Paul squires, Joanna Minns. Team 49, The Bundu Bashing Buffs, The Banda, Massimiliano Brighetti, 93, Blue Bullets, Peponi House, Rafe Trundell, Dominic Rineler, Aman Shah, Pacal Woffman, Roderick Walker, Jen, Andrew Crooke, Simon Falkener, Derek Oatway, Taru Carr-Hartley, Kieran Hill, Sebastian Szapary. Team 50, Horrible Hedgehogs, Muchiri. Team 94, Hell Helipers, Peponi House, Stacy, Daniella, Annamaria, Michael Summers, Edward Jones, Stephan Euchenhofer, Anthony Beattie, Raissa. Team 95, The Teletubies, Pemier, Mishaal Shariff, Sahil Vidyarthi, Devina Peter Cardovillis, Daniel Walker, Dennis Oliver, Ian McCallum, Mark, Sarah Shah, Pavit Acharya. Team 96, The Tweenies, Premier, Priyanka Shah, Sneha Ray Alderson, Mike Regester, Lorenzo Bertolli, Edwin Kinyanjui, Guy Richards, Joshi, Neel Chandarana, Zain Hassanali. Team 97, Rocket Rhino’s, Peponi House, Howard Michitsh, Imogen Hitchcock. Edward Mannhardt, Charlie Troulan, Joss Wardley, Chris Cembran. Team 98, G. P. Karting Maniacs, Kenton College, Sean Smith, Marcel, Rushan, Khush. Team 99, Team 1, Rated ‘X’, Cavina School, Stephanie Bhutto, Renesa Manda, Monica Dirty Dare Devils, Peponi House, Anuja Patel, Kavisa Katiku, Oluchi Moraa, Noni Kemoli, Navya Shah. Team 2, White Knights, Cavina School, Eric Ananda, Jay Mungai. Team 100, Pumba Patrol, Peponi House, Louisa Akerhielm, Nixsha Shah, Acharya, Aman Degon, Gaurang Vinayak. Team 3, Disciples of Apocalypse, Cavina Sneha Galaiya, Sanya Deen. Team 101, Torpedo Turtles, Peponi/Premier/Aga School, David Moniz, Owen Kipkoech, Adrian Maina, Ian Mongare. Team 4, Soup- a-stars, Cavina School, Saruni Lolokuru, Samuel Njoroge, Kigen Koitaba, Leon Kipkorir. Team 5, The Nation of Domination, Cavina School, Nathan Kiplagat, Sahil Sodha, Jeremy Kimotho, Michael Kariuki. Team 6, Tanz-Manian Devils, 15 Kenton College, Parth Patel, Naimeesh Mistry, Saifuddin Anjarwalla, Imran Sunderji. Team 7, Boar Riders, Kenton College, Dennis Moses, Aryia Patel, Asav Patel, Alexander Hala. Team 8, Pork Chops, Premier, Anik Patel, Rajvir Bassi, RHINO CHARGE 2011 - CAR SPONSORS

Helgu Van Houten, Sue Larsen, P. Zibarras, G.T Zibarras, Shinda Ltd, Everard Car 42: LAND ROVER Management, Philip Coulson, Patrick Avery, Roy McBriole, Safari Unlimited, Douglas Briller, Eric Ives, Nat Robinson, Dave Knowles East Africa Drillcon, Write On Communications, Afchem Ltd, AFEW, Mr&Mrs Total Funds Raised: Ksh 501,059 Sandys Lumsdaine, Heritage Insurance Co, W.J, CMM Verweil, Civicon Ltd, Spencon Holdings Ltd, A.D, J.R Gregory, Cheli and Peacock, AP, Dj Naughter, C.P, Douglas L. Briller, Commercial Bank of Africa, Elizabeth Amballi, Polychen E.A B Walker, C Fraser, M.A Fitzgerald, Sushil Thakar, Natasha Tundo, Vrontamitis, Ltd, Anne Rama, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Lauren Gaffney, SRR, Rockel Power, Graeme Watson, Heather Cahil, Kiran Jethwa, Quite Bright Films, Faffie Reijntjes, Jim Juraska, Joan and Joseph Briller, Mellissa, Don and Harriet, Taylor Wingerter, Michael Woodward, Siana Duder, Annabel Buchan, Emma Tebbs, Hylton Murray- Craig, Crystal, Chris Robinson, Ginny Domm, Charlene Chen. Philipson, Henry Finnegan, Justin Lyon Taylor, Kathryn Avery, Ed and Bundle, Nick and Norah Ashford-Hodges, David and Maureen, Marian Hobson, Jackie and Annelies, Katrina Hope, Jay Simson, GHF Club of Kenya, Johnny and Julie, Car 44: RANGE ROVER Barnaby Ghaui, Nicola Andreasen, Sam and Gillian McBride, Micheal Tarrant, Adil Khawaja, Abid Khawaja, Jamil Merali, Paras Shah, Tim Jackson, Hugh Fogarty, Christopher Wilding, Polly, Padraic Delaney, Flop Jameel Sheikh, Glen Dennis Brainch, Peter, Rehan, Paras Shah, Mark Wardley, Kit Townsend, Sarah, Joseph Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,404,991 Nyaga, AFG. Adil Khawaja, Kengen Ltd, BegBies Traynor East Africa, Andrew Mugambi, Aly Maherali, RSM Ashvir, Express Automation Ltd, D. Choda, Cassini & Tonolo Ltd, Car 39: LAND ROVER Kenya Stationers Ltd, Bank Of Africa (K) Ltd, Delta Corp East Africa Ltd, Francis Ben Woodhams, Cor Roest, Mike Du Toit, Dirk Sickmuller, Nakenya Nyanganga, Kel Chemicals Ltd, AK 44, Susan Fleming, Jonathan Kahn, Simon Dick, Detatrack, Rickardo Roberts, Anne Earl, Chandan Singh Kaisi, Carolyn Bernard Mathewman, Richard Coate Pegg, Chris Stokes, Marcus O’Brien, Peter Falconer, Lucas Rae, Marie Butler, Awad Total Funds Raised: Ksh 3,431,473 Awad, Olivier Rowling, Isaac Boakye, Emma Watson, Mark Lambourne, Natalie, Parapet Ltd, Innscor (K) Ltd, The Kenya Elec. Gen Co. Ltd, Rob’s Magic Quattro Robert Barbour, Kayur Rughani, Lee Prescott, Andy Reynolds, Dan Ryan, Hugh Khan/German School, Ruhan Shah, Nilay Shah, Kush Shah, Harman Bassi. Team Charge, Mimosa Court Management, First Chartered Securities, Woodhams, Jenkinson, Thomas Starling, Ovidiu Bodnar, Mathew Vaccaro, Vikas Sindwani, 102, Speedy Cheetahs, Peponi House, Allister Diniz, Ben Wedd, Sasha Waure, Rossfield, Aziz Tanneries, Integrated Ymr Partnership, Arora Properties Ltd, Mohamed Imran Rulia. George Kyriazi . Team 103, Burning Bikes, Peponi House, Benjamin Finch, Sameer Business Park, Kenya Kazi Services Ltd, ESBC Ltd, Sony Holding Ltd, Christian Ringler, Cameron Feist, Kylian Molenaar. Team 104, Barbie Dolls, Nishi Sharma, NIC Bank, Securex, UON of Kenya, Delta Corp East Africa, Mimosa Peponi House, Kieran Darlington, Gisa Tunbridge, Ben Steiner, Anyolo Makatiahi. Pharmacy, Coffee Mngt Services, Ibero Kenya Ltd, Taylor Winch Ltd, Sangana Team 105, Raging Rhinos, Peponi House, Cid Lewis-Lettington, Daniela Njoroge, Car 45: RANGE ROVER Commodities, Merchant Technical Services, SDV Transami, Cimbria East Africa Holly Troulan, Bienne Cehbran. Team 106, Supersonik Hogs, Peponi House, Jaspar Phil Tilley, David Hopcraft, Jez Simms, Scot Bulloch, Ltd, Brazafric Enterprises, Kitongi Investments, Shaun & Debbie Lee Mumford, Hawman, Adam Parker, Rudolf Stam, Louis Kamau. Team 107, Mbwa Kali, Peponi Stevie Tankard GHS Guarding Services, DTB Bank, Kenya Post Office Saving Bank, Corn Products, House, Harry Chavasse, Levin Kamau, Mirimi Kanyogo, Alex Manhardt. Team 108, Total Funds Raised: Ksh 805,516 Techspa General Supplies, DHL Exel Supply Chain, Simon Hutchinson, James Hog Fuzz, Peponi House, Toby Feist, Connor Miller, William Alabaster, Githuku Finlay Kenya Ltd, Corporate Insurance, Athi River Mining Ltd, Heritage Insurance, Philip Tilley, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Stephen Tankard, Tony Simons, Glaxo Mungai. Team 109, The Death Riders, Peponi House, Nkemjika Morah, Rhea Philip Coulson, Peerless Tea Services, Commercial Bank of Africa, Quadrant Smithkline Kenya Ltd, David Hopcraft, Congo Petrol, All Terrain Services, Bell, Shah, Martina Gosana, Molly Dwabi. Team 110, Ghost Riders, Boniface Gitau, Services Ltd, CFC Stanbic Financial Services, Kingsland Court Benefits, Alison Banro, Banlan, Joe Goodwin, Mike Trenor, Pat & Mary McMullin, Anne Warren, Ngugi Nguyai, Alex Munyua, Tancred Korsak. Team 111, Junior Safari Simbaz, Beazley, Daniel Larkan, Brian Hay Smith, Alan Hayes, Geoffrey Boycott, Tracy Leigh Thompson, Anthony Gross, Game Ranching Ltd, Hon. Mutula Kilonzo, Tony Ade Oluoch-Olunya, Raymond Yuchiri, James Karanja, Samson Ngenji. Team 112, Scott, Chris Ward, Mathew and Alice Owen, Barry Hobday, Richard Kock, Roger Simons, Civicon. Peponi Pumbas, Peponi House, Emma Hechle, Isha Patel, Prial Shah, Sharaza Baird, Shaun Mumford, Jen, Margit, Tony Henchie, William Cherry, Michael Shalita. Team 113, Blue Bandits, ISK, Robin Van Dijck, Viktor Celay, Graham Rainston, Mike, Oli, Fiona Jarvis, John Dowd, Laura Fredrick, Emily Coate, Richard Walker, Jackson Walker. Team 114, Fantastic Team 4, Aga Khan/Oshwal/ Coate, Marc Jones, Alex Bellingan, Dylan Owen, Shannon May, K Middleton, Car 46: RANGE ROVER Hillcrest, Mikhil Anuj Shah, Rushab Anuj Shah, Mihir Milan Gohil, Himanish Shah. W. Winsor, D. Beckham, V. Beckham, Col M Gaddafi, J Oliver, Sarah Ferguson, David Percival, Gary Davidson, Maina Mburia, Josphat, Team 115, Supertroopers, Kenton College, Catherine Cussans, Heleena De Raymond Woodhams, Benedict, Hubert, Maria, Elise, Rose, Becca and Co, Tony Ben Percival, Steve Mkiagiru Oliveira, Lola-lou Torade, Lauryn Kariuki. Team 116, Braeside Simba Team, Henchie, Alison Beazley, Patricia Woodhams, Tim, Nick, Karen, William and Braeside High School, Nicole Ngigi, Naisola Tameno, Glenn Naibei, Jamie Owora. Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,287,000 Catherine, Ian Brothwood, Maria Roest, Charles Lane, Colin Thubron, Bridget Team 117, Greensteds Greenie Riders, Greensteds, Ayub Orloo, Ifenya Huysman, KUM, Galaxy Paints & Coatings Ltd, Bestline General Stores, Sadolin Paints (EA) Guiton, Hugh Back, Virgin London Marathon, Kofinae Company Ltd. Nicola De La Rey. , Team 118, Greensteds Furious Panthers, Greensteds, Nicole- Ltd, Deborah Anne Shah, Adili Communications, Kendit Raymakers, Hebatullah Jean-Louis, Grace Kahiri, Eugene Maina, Isabel Gathoni. Team 119, Greensteds Bros. Ltd, Joleman Fireprotection, Sohan Singh Josh & Son, Jey Rho Logistics Drunk Riders, Greensteds, Josiah Tocco, Khush Patel, Stephen Gathuru, Sammy Ltd, Sawai Stationery Ltd, Rufus (Novell Ventures), Barico Maintanance, Nyakiamo. Team 120, Greensteds Nanyuki Riders, Greensteds, Kush Patel, Eddie Car 40: LAND ROVER DISCOVERY Selleys Trading, Pamar Energy, Ind Outfitters, Nathoo Narkshi Shah, Kenya Eunningham, Simon Martyn, Shneha Patel. Team 121, The Eagles, Brookhouse, Vishal Shah, Ajay K. Shah, Arjun Patel, Harshit Patel, Vehicle Manufacturers, Apex Steel Ltd, Trerise Auto Spares, Foton E.A Ltd, Pipe Andre Muigai, Kelvin Njeru, John Ndungu, Nancy Wachinga. Team 122, Death Hartaj Bains, Shishir Vora Manufacturers, Nipsur Hardwares Ltd, Truelocs Enterprises, Ruiru Coffee Fair Ltd, Racers, Kenton College, Shail Sarit Raja, Saman Patel, David Wambunya, Neer Total Funds Raised: Ksh 500,000 Afritech general Supplies, Pan African Syndicate Nrb. Raikundalia. Team 123, Jipe Stars, Peponi School, Samantha C.B., Tamara Taylor, Wildlife Lodges Ltd, Tile and Carpet Centre, Uneeco Paper Products Ltd, Zuri Miranda Wardley, Maureen Wanderi. Team 124, Black Knights, Peponi School, Group, Athi River Mining, Transpaper (Vimal), Mc Neel Millers, Kingsway Tyres, Lisa Kameja, Maida Ali, Kirimi M’Mbijjewe, Zaqi Alibhai. Team 125, Three To One, Car 47: LAND ROVER Pipe Manufacturers, Shreeji Enterprises, Apex Steel, Yusuf Abdulgani Ltd, Peponi School, Kongo Kimani, Steven Cook, Banjo Davidson, Jesse Samuels. Teresa Sapieha, Maryjka Beckmann, Anna Wodzicki, Agricultural Tractor Spares, Kurutu Chargers. Sally Tilbury, Julie Erskine Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,465,900 Car 36: LAND CRUISER Car 41: RANGE ROVER Teresa Sapieha, Anula Wodzicka Sapieha, Peponi Hotel Lamu, Lars Korschon, Rupesh Chauhan, Dhanraj Matharu, Dipu Sabharwal, Dominic Rebello, Roop Ruparel, Jonathon Rebelo, Gotti Von Schacky, Malcom Destro, Simon Belcher, Amanda Belcher, Caroline John Mariga, Peter Kimani, Jayesh Amin Amar Mehta, James Morgan, Erin McCloskey Belcher, Tamis Kout, Sarah Huntington, Antony Dyer, I. Murray, Michael Total Funds Raised: Ksh 514,500 Total Funds Raised: Ksh 895,573 Dyer, Martin Dyer, Charlie Dyer, B. Oldenburg, Evonne Wheeler, Carol Dyer, Dhanraj Singh Matharu, Specialised Fibre Glass Ltd, Unique Diesel Systems Ltd, Jimmy Caldwell, Delulu Upson, Maeve Upson, Buzz Robertson, J. Wegbratt, Dominic Rebello, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Freeman Keats, Bill McCloskey, Interspar Ltd, Laish Singh Harnan Singh Ltd, Deogun Steel Works Ltd, Jayna, R.Stewart, J.Murray, V.Murray, Anthony Gros, Mary Sabrielle E. Beckmann, Jonathan Rebelo, Dinta Madlani, Saloni Kantaria, Erin McCloskey, Palvi Channa- Mazhar Haroon Ismail, Victoria Commercial Bank, Ketul Manilal, Aziz Tanneries, Cheli & Peacock, Wildfire Count Szapary, Sara Shaw, Steven & Pat Strong, Guardian, Radio Africa, Athi Minerals, Sudhir Vidyarthi, M.A.Khan Insurance, Nanak Crankshaft, Agrichem & Tools Ltd, Ostb Chemical Ind, Cassini & Tonnollo Wojciech Dylewski, Pawel Czaykowksi, Marcin Maruta, Waldemar Ostrowski, Orient Paper, Sparetech Trading, Oniken Ent, Pranami Ltd, Heron Hotel, Roop Ltd, Solex Motors, SKF Kenya Ltd, Orient Insurance Agency, Nanak Crankshap Beata Kaftan, Dreamcoat Automotive Refinishing, Career Connections Ltd, Ruparel, Tesa H.K, Shilen Thakerar, Ponalpa Agencies, Bimal Kantaria, Mimosa Grinders, Pipe Manufacturers Ltd, Amiran Kenya Ltd, Rasni Kantaria Foundation, Anne Troughton, Sue Williamson, Ian Duncan, Phililp Carolan, Paul Mounsey, Designs, Intex Constructions, Ramesh Bhalla, Sudhir Vidyarthi, Richard Timothy, Maisha Tools Ltd, Orbit Engineering Ltd, Crown Scope Insurance Brokers. Amanda Mounsey Honey, Geet Chana, Nicholas Fraser, Ashley Hall, Tracy Hall, Sheetal R, Reena Khanna, Lisa, Mathew. Herman Ruijsenaars, Magda Hemming, Brendan Hemming, Tina Georgiadis, Blevins, Nick Philips, Peter Gerstrom, Carolyn Brigg, Peter Goss, Heather Elkins, Car 37: MERCEDES-BENZ UNIMOG AAR, Tor Allan Safaris Ltd, Odile De Beaumonit, Harry Mistry, Radostaw Marek Kedzia, Bruce Rurie, Teresa Wager, Laurent Debart, Jonathan Block, Annabell John Kanyali, Joe Kimani, Anton Kuraiyia, Francis S.K, Thom, Linda Gaymer, Michele, Wakeni Ndegwa, Joan O’Keilly, Wendy Andrews, Willy Kimani, Koitasa Huawei Technologies (K). Total Funds Raised: Ksh 800,000 Kanyali & Co. Contractors, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Prime Bank, Leisure Lodge Resort, Triba Tyre Africa, Lavange Laundry, Pandya Transports, National Car 48: RANGE ROVER Bank Kenya, John Kanyali, Nairobi Bottlers Coca Cola. Mark Glen, Bryn Llewelyn, Piers Daykin, Robert Stowers, Johnny Harris, Gerard Beaton Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,085,759 Car 38: LAND ROVER Mark Glen, Colin Church, Simon Hill, Ud, Rick Seabrook, Grant Edmondson, Sean Avery, Patrick Avery, Kuki Avery, Harry Brainch, Rosie-Hill Davies, Barney Kay, Anne Cooper, Kristie Joynson, Carly Dunn, Chris Kieren Jethwa, Paul Zibbaras Farr, Emma Teare, James Hathaway, Tony Wright, Juliet James, John Beveridge, Total Funds Raised: Ksh 3,465,190 Emma Brandon, Robert Stowers, Ian Stowers, Louise Hartley, Sarah, Domnall, Boys, Carola Bell, John Loveland, D. Harris, G. Llewelyn, Transami, KD & Co, JS & Cunningham Lindsey (K) Ltd, Enterprise Generale Malton, Drilling & Prospecting Co, Cheli & Peacock, AfriOrganic, The Herb Co, G. Beaton, Agtech, Ole Looseyia, Ltd, Paul Karekezi, British American Insurance, Ultimate Security Ltd, Gibb Africa R. Berton, K. Glen, G. Berton, H. Ration, Pekero, Marketways, Lachlan, Batian Ltd, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, Brainch, A. Fernandes, Neil Cuthbert, Rea Flowers, S/R Patel, K. Larby, Sanyati, DHL, S.S. Co, W. Carr-Hartley, S. Ontram, Vipingo Estates, Derek Dames, ASP Co. Ltd, P.Brainch-Finchie, Brainch-Shinda, Safaris Unlimited, S. Fibreglass, Bayer, Syngenta, Afriorganic Kenya Ltd. Money Raised Kshs. 77,311,364

Car 53: LAND ROVER Car 60: LAND CRUISER Ajitesh Kapoor, Pratick Sanghraijka, Rizwan Jiwani, Rowena White, Lynda Hughes, Christine Campbell Clause, Paul Munyoki, Riaz Sidi, Amar Savani Lucy Gitonga, Elizabeth Locker, Fiona Gaskell Total Funds Raised: Ksh 500,000 Total Funds Raised: Ksh 750,832 Asha Rani, Ajitesh Kapoor. Rowena White, Grange Ltd, Wendy White, Clare Breeze, Christine Lester, William Darwin, Geoff Gaskell, Clinton Lucy, Robert & Melanie Blake, Lucy Gitonga, Ian Stamp, Tsd Morton, Martin Evans, Simon Armstrong, Simon Hutchinson, Jeremy Car 54: LAND CRUISER Holley, James Finlay Ltd, Aceser Options Ltd, Nicola & Anthon Levitan, Track Rack Eric Goss, Ole W. Johansen, Henrick B. Rassmussen, Ltd, Platinum Credit Ltd. Ole Thonke, Peter Klansoe, Thomas Dyregaard Total Funds Raised: Ksh 781,300 Car 61: RANGE ROVER Ole Vestergaard Johansen, Hennil Rusmman, Thames Electricals, PeerHouse Ekya Shah, Rajul Shah, Reval Shah, Kamal Shah, Jack Ochieng, Africa, Safesol Limited, Watchdog Alert Ltd, Construction Support Ltd, Nature Craft Enterprises, Cimaria East Africa Ltd, Karachiwalla (Nbi) Ltd, Jorgen Toftdahl Nikunj Shah Nielsen, Gichuru Anne W, Anthony Wanjihia, Kenya Steel Fabricators Ltd, Total Funds Raised: Ksh 544,781 Limlines Cargo Freight & FO. Ltd, Mugo and Co-Prestige, Landis Ltd, Afro Industrial Polymers (Africa) Ltd, Consumer Insight Ltd, Reval Tsandrakani Shah, Industrial Agencies Ltd, Fast Choice Ltd, Keep Left Timber Yard & Hardware, Piush Gulabchand Shah, Dharmesh M. Bulsara, Synergy Furniture Systems Ltd, Transafic Timber Ltd, Mavuno Timber & Hardware Ltd, Kentainers Ltd, Techno Rosewood Furniture Mfgs Ltd, Sanyo Armaco (K) Ltd, Uniqueeco Paper Products Relief Services, Unity Resources Group, Landis Ltd, Gruld Koss, David Rubia. Ltd, Jonathan S. Philip Coulson, GA Insurance, Faha Graphics Ents Ltd, Spare Car 49: RANGE ROVER Tech Ltd, Mital Dhirendra Shah, Shah Nikunj Maheshkumar, Vishnul Wood & Terry Childs, Patrick Garner, Brendan Hill, Robert Calder, Hardware Ltd, Power Controls Ltd, Mrs. Nalakshi M. Shah, Gremley Andrew John, Barney Johnson, Robert Minns Car 56: LAND ROVER Pringle Anis Khatoon Wall Jiwa, Tropical Breaks Ltd, Economic Industries Ltd, Total Funds Raised: Ksh 759,345 Harveet Obhrai, Raj Bains, Dipinder Kalsi, Leenu Oberoi, Gohil Laxmidas Valji, Oil Seals and Bearing Centre Ltd, Alexander Makau Mbai, Interbrand Sampson E.A Ltd, Image Insurance Brokers Ltd, KPMG Kenya, Saracen Terry Childs, Mukesh Shah, Justin Younger, John Winning, Trevor Andrews, Seed Rakesh Shah Total Funds Raised: Ksh 751,103 Media Ltd, Manish Jagdischandra Metha, Graeme Martin Watson, Metlex Two Sale, Manji (Premji Dunger), Braeburn Schools, Geeriopos Kenya, Schrenks International Ltd, General Plastics Ltd, Standard Engineering Works, Coates (EA) Ltd, Branded Fine food, CFC, Kenya Kazi Services, Mark Glen, Fina Bank, Harveet Obhrai, Rob’s Magic Quattro Charge, RajDeep Singh Bains, Rakesh Shah, Brothers E.A. Ltd, Angelica Industries Nrb Ltd, Spin Knit Ltd, Shah & Associates, Jonathan Somen, Dr. Pramod Shah. Slumberland, Omollo Juma Jeff, Rainbow Motors Ltd, Jojo Tanks, BSS Trading Afro Plastics Kenya Ltd, Shahil Shah. Co, Kenya Steel Fabricators, Global Holidays, Cruise East Africa, Crista Jappinen, Genery Electrical, Solai Cement, Rock Plant Kenya, Tasha Ent, Red Dot Dist. Ltd, Car 50: TOYOTA Vitafoam, Colour Up, Negh Singh, Tyre Masters, TransTrade Enterprises, Faida Car 62: RANGE ROVER Mike Kirkland, Richard Frost, Don Nelson, JJ Nicholas, Personal, Press Master, Rateesh Shah, Bhaveet Chudasama. Stanley Kinyanjui, Peter Njonjo, Timayo Ole Kores, Nigel Spencer Ostrich Nyaga, Wilson Mburu, Mugo Gitau Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,241,425 Car 57: LAND ROVER Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,179,000 Mike J. Kirkland, Richard & Bizzie Frost, Jeddah Rhino Party, Geoffery & Pauline Dhruv Shah, Philip Holi, Milan Shah, Parag Shah, James, Felix Magnate Ventures Ltd, Scania Enterprises, Longonot Agencies, ASL Limited, Groom, Civicon Ltd, Tamarind Management, Gorofani Accessories, Atkinson & Total Funds Raised: Ksh 735,009 Thames Electrical, Galaxy Paints & Coating, Power Technics, James Mwangi Zannetti, Dom Antoine, A. Patel, Kalpash Solanki, Sukhdev Balwinder, Hanminder Kagure, Pan African Syndicate, Aftech Contractors Ltd, Palbina Travel Ltd, MTN Jandu, Dhanjal Panel Beaters, Nitro Chemicals, Sean Garstin Motors, Mudhur KPMG-SA, Thames Electrical, Angelica Industries, Davis & Shirliff, Eagle Africa Business, Coates Brothers, Chuma Fabricators. Engineering Works, Aquva Agencies Ltd, Alfisdair Keith, Katie Gemna, Ruth Gnita Insurance Brokers, Tononoka Steels Ltd, Davis & Shirliff (Intl. Sponsors), Vanghan, Narinder S, Amritpal Sarco, Boljnder Singh Sohal, Hobra Manufacturers Grundpos Lifelink (K) Ltd, Nipsur Hardware. Ltd, Rothik Supplies Ltd, Pan African Trucks & Equipment, Associated Bitumen Car 63: RANGE ROVER Ltd, Ban Bros Ltd, Specialised Alluminium, Dhanjal Panel Beaters, Oliver Keeble, Priten Patel, Joseph Mrema, Neel Shah, Vishal Patel, Rhino Party 2011, Ramesh Bhallan, Tony Scott, Muskaan Thakane, Craig Oulton, Car 58: LAND ROVER Numeir Khan, Jesse Soleil Samraj Thakane, Jaim Foxton, Nicki Faguharson, Vicky McClead, R. Jensen, Shel Gai Cullen, Mark Allen, Sue Wat, Russell Savage, Total Funds Raised: Ksh 751,274 Arensen, C&S Behrews, P. Lockhost, J.A Hastly, M. Karioki, H. Wallington, C. Hills, Simon Mukoya, Dominic Wanjihia J. Mbuga, Salim Ahmed, C&H Carnelly, Jonathan & Ruby. Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,287,775 Priten Patel, Vishal Patel, Dani, Bega Metzner, Trevor Richardson, Alyson Dunn, Seema, Naren Patel, Mary Ciardullo, Bobby Kamani, Christine Balza, Sheila Gai Cullen, Lissett Residentials Ltd, Hawkins Electrical Ltd, Lakeside Angling Club, Joseph, Pan Pharmaceuticals, Givil Holdings Ltd, Ole Sereni, Climatic Link, H.V Car 51: MERCEDES BENZ UNIMOG DT Dobie & Co. (K) Ltd, Bhekams Traders Ltd, Stalmar Agencies, Afro Industrial Patel, Intra Africa, Copy Cat, Mayfair Insurance, Nomura Insurance, Sachit Patel, James Gitau Singh, Edward Mwakio, Jimmy Wahome, Agencies Ltd, Thames Electricals, Ketaun Diesel Workshop Ltd, Tabuleat Coating, G. Devgun (Bomco), Fuji Kenya Ltd, Meditech Systems Ltd, Nairobi Xray Supplies Spectratec Alarms & Telecomms, Beamspot Communications Ltd, TreadSetters Teji Singh , Raju Singh, Lopokoyit Sitoyo Ltd, Vending Services, Prime Steel, Massiverse, Skylift Cargo, Union Logistics, Tyres Ltd, Grakads Enterprises, G Works Investments Ltd, Trisec Kenya Systems Total Funds Raised: Ksh 773,000 Travel Shoppe, Ramco Group, Parul Patel, Suha Patel, Maggi Connelly, Shish Ltd, BSS Equipment Ltd, Alexander W. Simpson, M.W Allen, Allens Caravans Ltd, Patel, Parag Patel, Brian Anderson, Ester Beke. Bunson Travel, Access Leo Burnett, Kensignton Kindergarten, Agility Logistics, Home Farm Nurseries, Eagle Africa Insurance Brokers Ltd, Yastat Kenya Ltd. Huawei Technologies (K) Ltd, Share Ware, Youth Development Fund, Peter, Johan Nielsen, Amandari Ltd, Elm Solutions, Chester Insurance. Car 64: BUSH ROVER Car 59: Land Cruiser Peter Bonde Nielsen, Helle Sejer-Hansen, Suzzane Lassen, Nish Lakhani, Paul Benson, Stan Kinsch, Andy Smith, Car 52: MERCEDES BENZ UNIMOG Hans Pedersen, Sean Mathews, Justin Mathews Amadeep Virdee, Samuel Macharia Total Funds Raised: Ksh 871,675 Ben Pelser, Riaan Marais, Pieter Pelser, Leon Steyn, Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,015,070 George Thompson, Hein Synman Peter B Nielsen, Christian Nellemann, Amelia Cook, Bent Hansen, Brita Ahlefeldt- Stan Kinsh, Roshni Patel, Private Safaris, Associated Bitumen, Quonderine, Total Funds Raised: Ksh 547,800 Laurvig, Caroline Hurley, Familien Sachs, Lars Himmer, Helle Sejer-Hansen, Suntrell Safaris, Raffman, Dhanji, Elms, Varengata Properties, Batelevr Safaris, Marina Sejer –Hansen, Ettie Castenskiold, Mark Information A/S, Greg Naysmith, Ben Pelser, Goodyear Tanzania. Platinun Car Hire, Pa Africa, Meesons Blo, Olivado. Hermann Haraldsson, Betina Goodall, Thomas Andersen, Helle Collet, Oliver Damsbo, Philip Foss, C. UJ, Hans Henrick Obel, Igor Rubiner, Michael Ludlow, Jean-Pierre Carlse, Joanna Straup, Suzanne and Hans.

Car 65: RANGE ROVER Kit Kaberry, Angus Kaberry, Justin DavernPort, Gitonga Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,452,675 Mike & Jan, Simon Haynes, George Christoudias, Kit Kaberry, David Fox, Angus Kaberry, Bindi, Jo Sharrard, Pete Burton, Adam Metcalfe, Stephen Dobbyne, Elaine Larmour, Yannick Da Ros, Kevin Liddle, Richard & Karen Burgess, The Driver, Chris Harrison, Cynthia Rusis, Kimberly Yarbrough, Peter Coveney (CMS- Enviro), David Morris, Ray Pettit, Christopher Kaberry, Daren McGuinness, Terry McArthur, Peter Kavanagh, James Rowe, Mike George, Jannine Lavender, Simon Phillips, Justin Jones, Ray Willis, David Joy, Graham Gunn, Alicia, Graham Knowles, John McDonald, Peter Gyergyay, Anna Roberts, Anna Roberts at IntraLinks, Simon Melton, James Kaberry, Robert Fairall, Andy Smith, Maureen Osborne, Carole Stanley, Nicola Phippen, David Fox, George Christoudias, Simon 17 Haynes, Mike & Jan, Scott Bailey, Colin Oatley, Neila Buurman, David Stewart.

Exc erpts from Rhino Ark Charitable Trust accounts for the Year Ended 31 March 2011

THE RHINO ARK CHARITABLE TRUST 2011 2010 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2011 KShs KShs 3. INVESTMENTS 2011 2010 Old Mutual Money Market Fund 1,091,439 4,875,191 Note KShs KShs B 9 4 INCOME ritish American Money Market Fund ______,609,008 ______,970,803 Rhino Charge collections 8(a) 74,589,686 64,041,234 _1______0,700,447 ______9,845,994 Other donations 11,072,361 6,985,667 Interest income 865,473 1,056,615 4. TRADE AND OTHER RECEIVABLES Other income 8(b) 4,811,467 4,859,714 Trade receivables 664,961 423,888 91,338,987 76,943,230 Prepayments 313,880 100,719 Other receivables 751,320 1,349,762 EXPENDITURE ______1 1 Project expenses 9 34,341,633 45,095,901 ______,730,161 ______,874,369 Fund-raising expenses 10 23,015,022 19,099,492 5. TRADE AND OTHER PAYABLES Administrative and general expenses 11 19,866,314 18,597,246 Trade payables 20,049 1,164,367 77,222,969 82,792,639 O ther payables ______2,393,423 ______3,842,208 SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) FOR THE YEAR 7 14,116,018 (5,849,409) ______2,413,472 ______5,006,575 6. RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS E 5 THE RHINO ARK CHARITABLE TRUST xecutive management remuneration ______,921,818 ______5,424,720 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 31 MARCH 2011 7. GENERAL FUND Note 2011 2010 Balance brought forward 19,592,957 25,442,366 KShs KShs Surplus/(deficit) for the year 14,116,018 (5,849,409) ASSETS ______NON CURRENT ASSETS _3______3,708,975 _1______9,592,957 Property and equipment 2 11,996,276 9,181,877 CURRENT ASSETS 8. INCOME Investments 3 10,700,447 9,845,994 Rhino Charge collections (note 8(a)) 74,589,686 64,041,234 Trade and other receivables 4 1,730,161 1,874,369 Other donations 11,072,361 6,985,667 Bank balances and cash 11,695,563 3,697,292 Interest income 865,473 1,056,615 Other income (note 8(b)) 4,811,467 4,859,714 24,126,171 15,417,655 ______91,338,987 76,943,230 TOTAL ASSETS 36,122,447 24,599,532 ______(a) RHINO CHARGE COLLECTIONS Rhino Charge 2011 11,860,828 - CURRENT LIABILITIES Rhino Charge 2010 62,728,858 9,340,045 Trade and other payables 5 2,413,472 5,006,575 Rhino Charge 2009 ______- _5______4,701,189 NET ASSETS 33,708,975 19,592,957 _7______4,589,686 _6______4,041,234 GENERAL FUND Fence maintenance reserve 55,753,990 47,216,535 (b) OTHER INCOME Fence construction (22,045,015) (27,623,578) Bongo Surveillance Project 2,449,373 3,999,198 Landowners Access Fee 1,008,090 546,750 7 33,708,975 19,592,957 Profit on disposal of motor vehicle 1,511,419 - Operations Base – Aberdare ______(157,415) ______313,766 THE RHINO ARK CHARITABLE TRUST ______4,811,467 ______4,859,714 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2011 ______Donations for the Rhino Charge (RC) are booked in the respective financial year that they were received. As the RC 1. SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES is held in June each year, total RC donations will therefore be booked in two financial years, that is, the total 2010 RC The principal accounting policies adopted in the preparation of these financial statements are set out below: donations are reflected in 2010 and 2011 financial years. (a) Basis of preparation 2011 2010 The financial statements summarise the transactions of the Trust and deal with the net assets at the disposal of the KShs KShs trustees. 9. PROJECT EXPENSES The financial statements are prepared under the historical cost basis of accounting. F ence Construction (b) Income recognition Materials (posts, wire, etc) - 3,378,300 Donations and Rhino Charge collections are recognised on receipt. Clearing costs - 6,545,323 Investment income is recognised on accrual basis. Depreciation on property and equipment - 381,925 (c) Property and equipment Other input costs 303,520 7,728,676 Items of property and equipment are stated at cost less accumulated depreciation. Depreciation is charged on the Fuel - 488,590 ______straight line basis over the estimated useful lives of the assets. 303,520 18,522,814 The annual depreciation rates in use are: ______Fence Maintenance Motor vehicles 25.0% Furniture and fittings 12.5% Staff costs 3,539,212 3,328,282 Computers 33.3% Depreciation on property and equipment 1,218,431 1,125,475 Office equipment 12.5% Other costs 14,281,299 7,646,310 (d) Foreign currency transactions Guard posts 7,067,653 7,507,667 Transactions during the year are converted into Kenya Shillings at the rates ruling at the transaction dates. Assets and Fuel 69,406 378,191 liabilities at the reporting date, which are expressed in foreign currencies, are translated at the rates ruling at that date. Elephant grid 1,737,450 506,571 The resulting differences from conversion and translation are dealt with in the income and expenditure account. Community support 2,714,334 3,401,996 ______(e) Financial instruments 30,627,785 23,894,492 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 B 3 ongo Surveillance Project ______,410,328 ______2,678,595 receivables, bank balances and cash and trade and other payables. All the financial instruments held by the Trust are accounted for on amortised cost basis. 34,341,633 45,095,901 ______(f) Receivables Receivables are stated at nominal value, less provision for any amounts considered irrecoverable. 10. FUND-RAISING EXPENSES G eneral fund-raising 12,662,609 13,090,626 (g) Cash and cash equivalents Overseas expenses 4,015,281 2,278,194 Cash and cash equivalents comprise cash at bank and in hand and short term deposits with an original maturity of three Rhino Charge raffle and event costs 4,562,872 2,281,128 months or less. R 1 1 hino Charge filming ______,774,260 ______,449,544 (h) Use of estimates 23,015,022 19,099,492 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 estimates. 11. ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL EXPENSES The more significant estimation process is related to the determination of provision for doubtful debts. Although some variability is inherent in these estimates, management believes that the amounts provided are adequate. Overseas expenses 1,977,677 1,133,912 Depreciation on property and equipment 2,076,024 1,670,742 2. PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT Bank charges 94,231 99,139 For the year ended 31 March 2011 Furniture, Office management and administration 13,114,206 13,448,044 Motor fittings and Auditors’ remuneration 600,000 500,000 vehicles equipment Computers Total Public relations and press 1,092,507 1,092,536 KShs KShs KShs KShs Foreign exchange loss 99,737 41,481 Vehicle running expenses 811,932 611,392 COST ______At 1 April 2010 17,843,236 8,691,581 1,427,245 27,962,062 19,866,314 18,597,246 Additions 2,057,026 4,005,228 46,600 6,108,854 ______Disposals (4,761,584) - - (4,761,584) 12. LEGAL FORM At 31 March 2011 15,138,678 12,696,809 1,473,845 29,309,332 The Rhino Ark Charitable Trust was established in 1991 under an irrevocable trust in accordance with the Laws of Kenya. DEPRECIATION At 1 April 2010 14,644,503 2,871,485 1,264,197 18,780,185 13. TAXATION Charge for the year 1,903,271 1,266,239 124,945 3,294,455 The Trust has been granted exemption from taxation under the First Schedule to the Kenyan Income Tax Act Disposals (4,761,584) - - (4,761,584) (Cap 470) under Certificate number 01899 dated 20 January 1994. At 31 March 2011 11,786,190 4,137,724 1,389,142 17,313,056 14. CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS NET BOOK VALUE Cash and cash equivalents comprise bank balances and cash in the statement of financial position. At 31 March 2011 3,352,488 8,559,085 84,703 11,996,276 15. CURRENCY At 31 March 2010 3,198,733 5,820,096 163,048 9,181,877 The financial statements have been presented in Kenya Shillings (KShs).

Audit by

Chairman’s report for the year ended 31 March 2011

• African Fund For Endangered Wildlife (AFEW) for donating KShs 6.5 million; • Safaricom Foundation for the Elephant Grid by donating KShs 1,534,285 in this current year, which brings their total donation over the years to KShs 10 million; • Rare Species Conservatory Foundation for donating USD30,000 for human resources and motor vehicles under the Bongo Surveillance Programme. Guard Post Construction A total of KShs 7,067,653 has been spent on the construction of two guard posts in this financial year at Marimu and Geta in the Western Aberdares. Launch of Mt Kenya and Mau Mt Eburu Rhino Ark Chairman of Trustees Michael Karanja On 8 December 2010, my Board of Trustees approved our plans to fence Mt Kenya and Mau Mt Eburu. Work on these two projects is expected to commence in this financial year and a total of KShs 24 This has been a milestone year for the Rhino Ark Charitable Trust. million has been allocated to the projects. KShs 12 million has been It has taken the Rhino Ark Charitable Trust 22 years to build and allocated in this financial year while a further KShs 12 million will successfully assist in the daily running of what is recognised as East be allocated in the financial year 2012. The Mt Kenya fence will Africa’s longest wildlife conservation fence. be approximately 400 kilometres and the Mau Mt Eburu will be 50 Equally significant is Rhino Ark Charitable Trust’s continued active kilometres long. role in raising national awareness as to the threats to the nation’s The General Fund vital mountain ‘water towers’ that hold some of the country’s most The general fund as reflected in the statement of financial posi- precious resources. tion has been split into two categories namely Fence Maintenance Rhino Ark Charitable Trust not only remains actively engaged in Reserve and Fence Construction Reserve. Twenty percent of each providing funds support for the now complete nearly 400 kilometres year’s Rhino Charge donation is allocated specifically for mainte- long Aberdare Fence, but has championed the need for full integrity nance of the fence already constructed. This is to ensure that the practices as the process for the long term planning and management huge amount of effort and money put into the conservation pro- of this 2,000 square kilometres mountain forest eco-system unfolds. gramme does not collapse from lack of maintenance. The mainte- Formation of The Aberdare Trust continues. This is a pioneering exer- nance reserve is, therefore, to earmark these funds for maintenance cise and one which involves various departments of Government. and not is used for construction. However, I am pleased to report that the process remains on track. The fence construction reserve deficit has reduced from KShs 27 mil- It is hoped that finalisation of all the formalities and legal processes lion to KShs 22 million. This situation is expected to reverse during will be complete in the 2012 financial year. the current year. The fence maintenance reserve surplus increased In 2010, UNEP, Rhino Ark and the East African Wildlife Society’s Kenya during the year from KShs 47 million to KShs 56 million. Forest Working Group jointly funded an environment assessment Bongo Surveillance Programme (BSP) successes to review the fence’s impact on the stability, security, integrity and economic well-being of the Aberdare Conservation Area and its forest- This programme has continued to receive tremendous support from adjacent communities. The assessment will be completed in the 2012 our donors and, in particular, from the Rare Species Conservatory financial year. Foundation. Another Record Year Thousands to thank The total funds raised during the financial year under review were It is always difficult to single out thanks in a report like this. Rhino KShs 106 million. Ark Charitable Trust has thousands of donors in Kenya and friends of Kenya overseas who support our home-grown and home-driven Despite the difficult economic times, the 2010 Rhino Charge exceeded conservation initiative. expectations and raised at field audit a total of KShs 72,068,902. I thank all of you. Gross donations amounted to KShs 91 million. I wish to specially thank the Rhino Charge Committee and the huge For the fourth year running, the Kenya Treasury was our second band of volunteers who yearly give so much time, thought, ideas largest donor providing KShs 15m for fence materials and channelled and energy to running this world class, and still world unique, event through our fence construction partners, Kenya Wildlife Service. which consistently raises huge sums of money at its annual event in Corporate / Conservation Bodies Support June for our work. Corporate and bi-lateral grant supporters continued positively and I would also like to thank the following organisations who have made Michael Karanja sizeable contributions:- Chairman, Board of Trustees 19 Rhino Ark News

The grids have Safaricom been fully funded by the Safaricom Foundation at a Funded total cost of Kshs. 4.6 million. Grids keep Jumbos at bay Elephant Grids

A ceremony to commission two newly completed ele- in keeping the wildlife at bay, while allowing passage phant grids at the Kipipiri elephant corridor and one at of road traffic. The grids are an example of the safe, Kieni forest was held on 23 June 2011 at Geta in Kipipiri win-win type solutions that are characteristic of the area. The grids have been fully funded by the Safaricom Aberdare Fence Project. Foundation at a total cost of Kshs. 4.6 million. “Elephant – indeed all wildlife use the corridor linking Les Baillie, Safaricom Foundation Chairman, commis- the main Aberdare Range with Mt. Kipipiri. It passes sioned the grids. The ceremony was attended by mem- through gazetted forest land but close to hundreds of bers of the local community. Partners Rhino Ark, Kenya fence adjacent farmers’ land,” explained Colin Church, Wildlife Service and the Kenya Forest Service were well Chairman of Rhino Ark, as he thanked the Safaricom represented at the event. Foundation for their generous support at the commis- sioning ceremony. The grids are metal and concrete structures built on the ground at the point where the Aberdare electric fence The Safaricom Foundation has been a consistent intersects public access roads that traverse the forest. supporter of Rhino Ark’s conservation initiatives in The innovative design of the grids incorporates rolling the Aberdare ecosystem with almost Kshs 10 million bars with gaps between them. They are highly effective donated to date.

George Odhiambo, Head of Fencing, KWS explains how the elephant grid works. Rhino Ark News

800 in schools run for Aberdares

Over 800 school children participated in the just completed 2-week long 400 kilo- metre the 2nd annual Aberdare Fence Relay Run. The event is organized by Rhino Ark and Kenya Wildlife Service to raise awareness of the Aberdare Fence project and conservation of the Aberdare ecosystem. Olympic Marathon Champion runner Tegla Loroupe flagged off the run on 14 June 2011 at Bondeni, Mweiga and handed over the relay baton to the first of the 88 par- ticipating schools. Schools along the boundary of the nearly 400km long Aberdare fence eagerly participated in the run, with each providing ten pupils and one teacher. Pupils were selected by their schools on merit, either academic or sporting, and this added competi- tive spice to their participation. The baton was carried by each school team from its own school, over several kilometres of often hilly Aberdare terrain, and presented to the next participating school. Over the next two weeks, the Students of Talau Primary school run school children ran, counter-clockwise along the fence, over hills, valleys and mighty rivers, often along the fence accompanied by Joyce within sight of the forest and wildlife safe behind the fence. By 30 June, they had completed a mas- Kirui, Education Warden, KWS. sive loop that encircled the 2,000 km2 ecosystem. Rhino Ark’s Eric Kihiu and Kenya Wildlife Service Aberdare Education Officer Joyce Kurui received the relay baton from the final school, Amboni Secondary, at the fence line in Bondeni Mweiga. The Fence Run, now in its 2nd year was received positively by the local communities. Caroline Wangui, a Class 8 Pupil at Talau Primary was among the pupils who took part in the run. Speaking Schools along the to Rhino Ark afterwards she said, “If there was no fence, the whole forest would be destroyed, we boundary of the nearly would have no food and would still live in fear of being attacked by wild animals when going to 400km long Aberdare school or the market. The fence has taught me that if we come together, we can achieve great things Fence eagerly participated – we can take care of our environment for the benefit of all of us.” in the run, with each providing ten pupils and one teacher.

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Marathon Champion, Tegla Loroupe plants a tree in commemoration of Tegla Loroupe flags off the run. the start of the Aberdare Fence School run. Rhino Ark Advert by

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Albert Abuoga (centre), Kenya Airways Sales Manager and Jackline Nduta (right), Kenya Airways Sales and Ticketing Agent present two Business Class return tickets to Rome to Sanish Chadha. Sanish received the tickets on behalf of S.S. Mehta and Sons Ltd who was then through sponsorship of Car 3 (Hatarious Chargers) in the annual raffle draw.

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To tal fuels Maurice K’anjenjo, Corporate Affairs, Total Kenya, hands over a dummy cheque to Valerie Gunputrav, Rhino Ark Management Committee.

Total Kenya donated KSh 635,000 as fuel running costs KK guards at the Gauntlet. for the 2011 Rhino Charge. For the past six years, KK Security has provided a dedicated team to ensure that the Rhino Charge is secure. This year, the guards provided 24-hour security at the venue check-in, 23 information tent, Gauntlet and HQ. Wildlife Watch Leopard trio - A rare sight Pembe Moja

Illusive leopard are frequently seen in the Aberdares but three together is very rare. From L-R: PEMBE MOJA and her calves MUTHAMA and Photo taken by Colin Church NGIRIINI. Photo taken by Cpl R.Muthama at Ruinu Dam. Rhino Ark News

A tribute to our Patron…. Wangari Maathai - champion of the forests By Colin Church

can be moved to improve forest management on the ground. During 2004 and 2005 Rhino Ark was at its most stretched and challenged time during the entire 20-year construction process. The 82 km long Phase Five was dissected by 22 rivers and 50 streams and springs, each at the bottom of a steep valley. The fence build teams were carrying every piece of construction equipment, often several kilometers, to reach some areas not served by tracks and in an area receiving up to 2000 mm of rain annually. In August 2005 I asked Wangari to commission Phase Five on its completion in November that year. She enthusiastically agreed. On 24 November 2005 Professor Wangari Maathai was replaced as Assistant Minister for Environment, Natural Resources and Wildlife. On hearing the news I phoned early that morning to confirm her attendance the next day. She replied: “But I am no longer Prof Wangari Maathai always took a close interest in Rhino an assistant minister”. I said that I had asked her as the global Ark’s progress. champion for forest conservation and as a Nobel Peace Laureate. She was particularly outspoken on occasions when sections of She said she would change her programme and come. When she forest being set aside for monoculture commercial wood planta- eventually arrived in her own vehicle, her former permanent tions were the subject of considerable debate between Rhino Ark, secretary, Prof George Khroda accompanied her. KWS and KFS. It was an event filled with ululating crowds from the villages When she was Assistant Minister of Environment, Natural around Kihari in Nyeri District where the commissioning plaque Resources and Wildlife from 2002 to 2005, she pressed for the remains a testimony to her support for Rhino Ark’s conservation reasons why in 1999, during the Moi Government, that a major drive in the Aberdare Mountains. section of forest in the Zaina area near Nyeri was excluded. It runs along the Phase Four section and excludes important areas of riverine valley and water catchment. The 1999 decision to exclude Zaina (and which Rhino Ark had to concede to against its wishes at the time) became the subject of much discussion in 2003 between myself, Wangari Maathai and the Minister responsible for forestry at the time (the late Dr Newton Kulundu) - particularly as unfolding policies under the new Kibaki Government regarding forest integrity and the need to stop excisions were hardening. It was Wangari who was influ- encing those policies considerably. Rhino Ark has consistently championed the principle as outlined in the Forest Bill - still in formation at that time – that areas of high altitude water catchment must be conserved as water sources of greatest value to society and not converted to fields of timber for commercial extraction. It was not until 2005 when the Forest Act finally, became law that such conservation fundamentals stood a better chance of strong political support on the ground. It remains Rhino Ark’s position that the sections along Phase Four, where considerable acreages of precious indigenous forest remain 25 outside the fence, need review. Fences are management tools and Rhino Ark News Kariki Primary School Mt Kenya and Mau Eburu spearheads Community fences to start Conservation Ksh 128.6 million already in 2012 committed to Rhino Ark’s new projects. Since announcing the plan to fence Mt Kenya and Mau Eburu on December 8 last year, there has been an outpouring of support from Rhino Chargers, corporations and the Kenyan Government to a total value of Ksh 128.6 million to date. The target for completion of the two projects is Ksh 1.2 billion over a five-year completion period for Mt Kenya and 18 months for Mau Eburu. The Mt Kenya and Mau Eburu fences will start in 2012. Materials to the value of Ksh 100 million to start the fence build Kariki school receives Bongo Posters from Eric Kihiu programmes for Mt Kenya – a World Heritage Site – and the highly endangered Mau Eburu – one of the 22 forest blocks in Kariki Primary School sits in the foothills of the Northern Aberdares the Mau Forest Complex - have been committed by the Ministry Ndaragwa district in Nyeri County, literally minutes from the Rhino Ark of Finance in the current annual budget. Aberdare electric fence. This area of the Aberdares is near where bongo are frequently found. It is the most recent addition to the growing list of schools In a letter to Rhino Ark signed by the Permanent Secretary of in the Aberdares that are part of the Bongo Surveilance Project (BSP) Schools Finance, Mr Joseph Kinyua: The Government is fully committed Wildlife Clubs. and will continue to embrace a holistic approachto environmen- tal management for sustainable economic management. Rhino In October 2011, Rhino Ark’s Eric Kihiu and Adam Mwangi visited Kariki to Ark’s Trustees have confirmed a commitment of Ksh 24 million present bongo educational materials produced by Rhino Ark and to inspect from the 2010 and 2011 Rhino Charge funds. the conservation activities of the school. The materials, comprising large format posters and brochures, will educate the students and serve as a con- Rhino Ark can confirm that the two projects will be undertaken stant reminder that the bongo remains in peril and that all efforts must be using the existing process of technical partnership agreements made to conserve the species. with fence build partners the Kenya Wildlife Service and work- ing in close collaboration with the Kenya Forest Service through The school’s head teacher, Clement Muchemi has described the various regular joint meetings. conservation initiatives of the school as a notable achievement. There was a tree planting drive that saw the school distribute over 3,000 seedlings to the Resource mobilization and materials procurement is in progress neighbouring local communities. with a plan to start construction work as early as possible in 2012 for both Mt Kenya and Mau Eburu. The visit was an opportunity to remind the students of the important role that the fence plays in conservation of the forests, water resources and wild- life within the Aberdares. Mau Eburu: Finlays donates Bongo man wins Ksh 4.6 million animal action award Finlays, the agribusiness with tea estates and flower farms bordering Bongo Clubs Coordinator for the the Mau forest complex have donated funds to build over two kms of Bongo Surveillance Project (BSP). fence in Mau Eburu. He has tirelessly campaigned for “Finlays is aware of the threats of climate impacts if forest cover is the critically endangered moun- lost to uncontrolled logging, illegal cultivation and excisions and other tain bongo through outreach to threats,” said Simeon Hutchinson of James Finlay Kenya.. school children and the communi- “We are making a specific donation of Ksh 4.6 million for the fencing ties around the Aberdare Ranges, of Mau Eburu”. he said. Mt. Kenya and Eburu Forest. “It will form the start of an on-going support policy for the fencing of Peter Munene recieving IFAW 2010 Award. Peter has been a trailblazer in Mau Eburu and is in line with our enduring commitment to sustain- children’s conservation education ability,” Mr Hutchinson added. Peter Munene (left) receives the efforts at the frontline. Through 2010 Born to Be Wild IFAW Animal him, conservation values have The Mau Eburu fencing project under KWS and Rhino Ark manage- Action Award from James Isiche, penetrated deeply into the con- ment will start next year. (See report on this page) Eastern Africa Regional Director for sciousness of schools and the entire Finlays has traditionally donated to entrants to the annual Rhino the International Fund for Animal community. Congratulations to Charge as part of on-going effort to support Rhino Ark’s national con- Welfare (IFAW). Peter is the Schools Peter for a job well done. servation initiatives. FINANCIAL TIMES TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 20 2011 ★ Rhino Ark News 7 Courtesy of Financial Times September 20th 2011 World newsWorld news Somalia Kenya pens bars aid in trees to staff from rebel zone

save water Somalia has banned foreign aid workers and journalists from entering areas control- led by al-Shabaab insur- gents after members of a lifeline Turkish charity took food to a famine-hit area under the Islamist group, reports Hydroelectricity accounts Reuters in Mogadishu. East Africa drought for 58 per cent of national Nearly all aid agencies power supply. Scientists have already barred their Fences are the latest put the value of water expatriate workers from from the forested hills at operating in Somalia as tool being deployed $130m a year, according to famine grips the country, to protect the forests an environmental because of the risk of kid- assessment published by napping. Hardline militants vital for catching the UN environment linked to al-Qaeda control vapour, writes agency this month. most of the south after The fence, which pens in retreating from the capital. Katrina Manson trees and wildlife and However, Somali security A fence might not seem keeps people and cattle forces briefly detained two the most obvious solution out, is a key part of efforts Turks last Tuesday who to a water crisis, but it is to secure Kenya’s water went to an al-Shabaab area among Kenya’s hopes in a supply. Better management to deliver food to famine battle against a drought of the ecosystem by the sufferers, and prevented that is affecting more than use of fences such as at others along with a group 12m people across east Aberdare is crucial to of journalists from doing so Africa. encourage rainfall and later in the week. A 400km fence – the boost rivers in a region “We want the starving result of a 20-year that faced alternate Somalis in al-Shabaab areas fundraising effort by a drought and flooding, say to be fed but we do not charity in partnership with environmentalists. want the foreign workers to the Kenyan government – “The condition of forests meet al-Shabaab,” Moham- encircles the Aberdare themselves can have an med Ahmed Nur, Mogad- Conservation Area, home influence on . . . extreme ishu’s mayor and governor, to 3,000 elephants and [weather] events,” the UN’s Highland corral: elephants at the Aberdare Conservation Area, where a 400km fence encircles trees and wildlife and keeps out people and cattle Alamy said. “Let the foreign aid some of the world’s last Food and Agriculture workers hand over relief remaining bongo antelopes. Organisation said in a food to local NGOs, which It is a favourite report last month. It added disrupting hydropower. of nearby Mount Kenya. protected for farming, local irrigation and rainwater Eco Centric Kenya, an can deliver to the drought destination for thousands that deforestation and poor According to the UN- Stephen Kusero, who land prices have harvesting throughout the environmental consultancy. victims in al-Shabaab areas. of sightseers, who come to management could increase funded environmental grew up amid bamboo quadrupled. Mr Kusero’s north, where herders face He said higher usage fees The government is respon- see the treetop lodge where flooding and landslides assessment, the fence has forests that have long community, one of eight a food crisis as livestock should be channelled back sible for the security of for- Princess Elizabeth became during heavy rains. allowed indigenous forest since disappeared, is one of who helped to build the die and grazing pasture into protection of eign aid workers.” queen upon hearing of the Colin Church, of Rhino cover to increase by more about 40,000 farmers who fence, has planted 92,100 dwindle away. ecosystem services and the A large part of Somalia is death of her father George Ark, a charity that started than 20 per cent in the five have plots beside the new trees in the forest in the Kenya has already water they provide. He suffering famine, which the VI while she was visiting the project at Aberdare, years to 2010 by deterring fence. He used to beat past five years. Farmers planted more than 455m added: “The sad truth is UN says has put 750,000 Kenya in 1952. said: “The fence is just a loggers and farmers and drums to scare off the have also been encouraged trees as part of a Kenyan- Kenyans will not realise people at risk of starvation, Aberdare’s greatest tool. The whole point is allowing the land to elephants, monkeys and to take up everything from inspired global effort that the value of water until with hundreds of Somalis value, however, lies not in management. These water regenerate. As a result, bushbuck that regularly beekeeping to fish farming began in 2007 to plant a they are fighting each dying each day. tourism but in its role as towers can’t just be left.” Aberdare’s rivers are destroyed his plot of to take pressure off the billion trees every year. other over it.” Al-Shabaab banned food one of Kenya’s five “water The $9.3m electrified “more stable” than those cabbage, carrots and kale. forest. Long-term, however, aid last year in the areas it towers” – forested uplands fence has contributed to an “The fence is a gift to Rhino Ark and the environmentalists say VIDEO ONLINE controls in the south and that “catch” vapour and increase in forest cover. the community all around. Kenyan government now Kenya will manage scarce kicked out many groups. help generate rainfall. Despite a presidential ‘The fence is just a Formerly, we couldn’t want to build fences water only when Kenyans Katrina Manson visits a Aid agencies say they Millions of people rely on ban on felling trees on tool. The point is harvest anything – the around Mount Kenya and pay more for it. project in Kenya that aims to have been unable to reach the water that flows from state land, illegal logging animals were consuming at Mau Mount Eburu, “Water is one of those prevent deforestation. The more than 2m Somalis fac- these green hills, including has long depleted forests. management. the whole food crop. But another important water commodities that people mountain forests, or ‘water ing starvation in rebel-held smallholder farmers, Deforestation has caused These water towers [since] the fence came, no catchment area. have taken for granted. If towers’, supply everything territories. Some local aid northern herders and severe degradation of animals are coming to our The government has the price of water reflected from hydroelectric power to agencies are allowed to families in Nairobi, as well watersheds, increasing can’t just be left’ farms,” said Mr Kusero at committed funds for these its value, then people Nairobi’s domestic water deliver aid to these areas, as commercial tea and erosion and silting, a seedling nursery. new fences, and last month would respect it,” said www.ft.com/towers but that is not enough for flower industries. reducing river flow and Now that it is better pledged $150m for Barney Barrow, director of all those who need it.

Finlays take over plastic post machines Rhino Ark is re-launching its plastic fence post initiative in partner- Plastic posts have proved their resilience and have an indefinite life ship with Finlays, the horticultural export company. span as compared with wooden posts that eventually disintegrate.

Rhino Ark pioneered the conversion of plastic waste from flower Plastic posts have other benefits: they are cheaper than wood; and farms in 2000 after it purchased a 20-year-old agronometer and the do not need expensive plastic insulators as current flow using U extruder to make 4-inch posts from a well-established plastics com- nails creates no electricity transfer in plastic. Also plastic posts bend pany in England. back upright if bent by elephant or other threat whereas wooden Naivasha flower farmer, the late Mike Higgins of Kijabe Ltd put the posts snap and have to be replaced. machine to work on a voluntary basis as an added contribution to Since 2000, when plastic posts were introduced into the build pro- Rhino Ark’s conservation efforts. cess, the completed Aberdare fence – nearly 400 kms long – contains As a result of the success with the first machine in 2003, the same one in five posts made from plastic waste. The entire fence contains English company, KweenBee, donated a second larger unit that is 100,000 posts of which 20,000 are plastic. capable of extruding 6 inch posts. “We have set a challenge to the flower industry to create value out of Both units have now been installed at Finlays’ Kingfisher Farm in waste”, said Colin Church, Chairman of the Rhino Ark Management Naivasha and are producing posts to be used in Mt Kenya and Mau Committee. “Rhino Ark is a living demonstration Eburu. Under an agreement with Homegrown, the posts are being that where there are alternatives to wood from 27 provided at cost to Rhino Ark. trees, they can be used effectively”, he added.

SEPTEMBER 20 2011 Section:World Time: 19/9/2011 - 19:20 User: mossi Page Name: WORLD6 EUR, Part,Page,Edition: EUR, 7, 1 Matt Dicks, one of the marshals having fun! Chris Smart manoeuvres his home built Range Rover Rhino Charge - UK News

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UK Rhino Charge Position Team Name Score Overall Results R esults 1. Team Simba, Sandy Choda 512 points This year’s Rhino Charge UK was held at 2. Mucky Mabel, Sally Tabram 461 points Pippingford Estate on the Ashdown Forest on 3. Bundu Bashers, Sachin Patel 437 points 11th September. It saw the return of Team Victor Ludorum Results Dirty Bertie aka the Dodson family and friends with a different vehicle called Mucky 1. Bundu Bashers, Sachin Patel 2355.75 Mabel. Team Simba of Sandy Choda emerged 2. Team Simba, Sandy Choda 777.5 the overall winners having scored 512 points 3. Mucky Mabel, Sally Tabram 711 ahead of Sally Tabram and Sachin Patel who Fundraising Results scored 461 and 437 points respectively. 1. Bundu Bashers, Sachin Patel £3,837.50 The total amount raised at this year’s event was £7,299. The Bundu Bashers of Sachin 2. Team Tusker, James Walker £537.79 Patel raised the highest amount of money, 3. Gari Moja, Ian Purcell £537.79 totaling to £3,837.50 and also took home the Spirit of the Charge Award Victor Ludorum trophy. Other results are as follows: Gari Moja, Ian Purcell Fund Raising Total Funds Raised £7,299.00 T HANK YOU! Rhino Ark wishes to thank the following people and companies who have provided services or specific donations in cash or kind to Rhino Ark.

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