Kakamega Forest Marathon

20/11/2024

This year’s Kakamega Forest Marathon has been postponed , see the attached for details.

Thank you for your continued support as we remain committed to conserving Kakamega Forest and empowering our community.

04/03/2024

12/07/2023

The lack of sanitary pads is keeping many of our girls out of school, affecting their confidence and self-esteem. Together let’s give our girls the confidence they need to get through their lives. Let’s help end period shame. Make a donation from as low as Kes 100 by following this link https://www.mchanga.africa/fundraiser/71963

03/07/2023

The Kakamega Forest Foundation works to empower communities around the forest ecosystem apart from doing the Forest Marathon. While the needs are diverse supporting schools emerged as a priority. We support girl with sanitary pads and boys with underwear across schools in Kakamega. Want to get involved? Contact the Foundation and support our upcoming sanitary pads distribution by making a donation from as low as Kes 100 by following this link

https://www.mchanga.africa/fundraiser/71963

03/06/2023

Congratulations are in order for Faith Kipyegon for smashing the World Record in 3:49.11 at the Diamond League meet in Florence, Italy. She broke the previous mark, 3:50:07, run by Genzebe Dibaba of Ethiopia in 2015, by almost a second.

18/12/2022

We would like to pass out most sincere applauds to all the participants and organizers of the just concluded Iten International marathon. We share a lot in common it being a environmental conservation awareness race just like what we do in Kakamega.

08/12/2022

When the marathon is about environmental conservation, there are no racial, national or individual boundaries, it's everyone's business because every little shift in climate change affects all of us.

06/12/2022

There's joy in participating in a good course... Together for a better environment

30/11/2022

KENYA ESCAPES DOPING BAN!!

Speculation that Athletics Kenya will be barred from international competition was proved unfounded on Wednesday (Nov 30) when World Athletics president Seb Coe said the country has escaped a ban but will continue to sit on an anti-doping ‘watch list’.

Speaking at a World Athletics council press conference in Rome, Coe said the large number of top Kenyan athletes to test positive for drugs was “concerning” but the nation will not receive a Russian-style suspension due to, among other things, a pledge by the Kenyan government to plough $5 million per year into anti-doping efforts over the next five years.

Credits: Athletics Weekly

30/11/2022

Leaving no soldier behind...

30/11/2022

Some beautiful scenes from last Friday's Kakamega Forest Marathon Cycling Race