Zambarau Team Takes on the 2026 Rhino Charge
Kenya's all-female Zambarau team is set to compete in the 2026 Rhino Charge, promoting conservation while tackling rugged terrain
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- Team Zambarau aims to combine competitive racing with a strong message for conservation
- The Rhino Charge is a well-known endurance event that supports wildlife preservation
The stakes
- This initiative helps raise funds for conservation efforts through the Rhino Ark
- The visibility of an all-female team in a traditionally male-dominated sport promotes gender equity
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- The Rhino Charge has been held annually since its inception, drawing attention for its unique format and purpose
- The 2026 event will be the 37th edition, highlighting a long-standing commitment to environmental issues
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Original report All-female Zambarau team gears up for 2026 Rhino Charge conservation challenge
Publisher: Standard Media Entertainment (KE) · Published May 15, 3:10 pm · tnx.africa
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Team Zambarau, Kenyas all-female off-road team, has been flagged off for the 2026 Rhino Charge in Samburu, where they will compete while supporting conservation and raising funds for Rhino Ark
Zambarau team lead representative Agnes Mwangi with Team Zambarau at the official flag-off of Heels on Wheels Car No. 50. [David Gichuru]
Kenya’s all-female 4×4 off-road team, Team Zambarau, has officially flagged off its “Heels-on-Wheels, Car No. 50” entry ahead of the 2026 Rhino Charge competition, reaffirming its commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable ecosystems
What happened
- Team Zambarau aims to combine competitive racing with a strong message for conservation
- The Rhino Charge is a well-known endurance event that supports wildlife preservation
- The competition features 65 teams navigating challenging terrains in Samburu County
Why this matters
- This initiative helps raise funds for conservation efforts through the Rhino Ark
- The visibility of an all-female team in a traditionally male-dominated sport promotes gender equity
- Encouraging sustainable ecosystems can have lasting benefits for Kenya's wildlife
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Original articleAll-female Zambarau team gears up for 2026 Rhino Charge conservation challenge - TNX Africa
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