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Championing a future free from Female Genital Mutilation (FGM).
Join us @sports4impactafrica for End the Cut Race held in observance of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence.
ACCES REGISTRATION LINK THROUGH OUR BIO @sports4impactafrica
Saturday, 5 December 2026
📍 Ngong Forest Sanctuary
7:30AM — Flag-off
Registration fees:
Inclusive of finisher medal & Race T-shirt.
ALL PACES are WELCOMED
Community Walk 2K | 5K | 10K | 21K
MORE THAN A RACE — IT’S A PLEDGE.
By registering, you pledge to protect your future children from FGM and champion a future free from the cut.
Part of the proceeds will support two youth-led organizations working to end FGM in Wajir and Samburu counties.
@sports4impactafrica , we use sport as a platform for social change. We turn social issues into action through Sport → Mobilization → Awareness → Impact.
#everykmagainstfgm
#EndTheCutRace2026
#sportsforimpactafrica
Why End the Cut Race?
End the Cut Race,is a Sports for Impact Africa (S4IA) initiative using sport as a platform for social change to raise awareness, mobilize communities and champion a future free from Female Genital Mutilation (FGM).
Held on 5 December 2026, during the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence (25 November–10 December), the race supports global efforts to end violence against women and girls.
Rooted in our nomadic heritage, we are spotlighting FGM because it remains a significant concern in our nomadic communities. Kenya’s 2022 Demographic and Health Survey reported FGM prevalence of 15% among women aged 15–49 nationally, 86.9% among Somali women and 75.9% among Samburu women (Kenya National Bureau of Statistics [KNBS] & ICF, 2023; Orchid Project, 2025).
Through this race, we aim to turn awareness into action. Part of the proceeds will support two youth-led organizations working to end FGM in Wajir and Samburu counties.
REFERENCES
Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, & ICF. (2023). Kenya Demographic and Health Survey 2022. https://www.knbs.or.ke/reports/kdhs-2022/
Orchid Project. (2025). Data update: FGM/C in Kenya. FGM/C Research Initiative. https://www.fgmcri.org/resource/data-update-fgmc-in-kenya-1/
Join us @sports4impactafrica for End the Cut Race held in observance of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence.
ACCES REGISTRATION LINK THROUGH OUR BIO @sports4impactafrica
Saturday, 5 December 2026
📍 Ngong Forest Sanctuary
7:30AM — Flag-off
Registration fees:
Inclusive of finisher medal & Race T-shirt.
ALL PACES are WELCOMED
Community Walk 2K | 5K | 10K | 21K
MORE THAN A RACE — IT’S A PLEDGE.
By registering, you pledge to protect your future children from FGM and champion a future free from the cut.
Part of the proceeds will support two youth-led organizations working to end FGM in Wajir and Samburu counties.
@sports4impactafrica , we use sport as a platform for social change. We turn social issues into action through Sport → Mobilization → Awareness → Impact.
#everykmagainstfgm
#EndTheCutRace2026
#sportsforimpactafrica
Why End the Cut Race?
End the Cut Race,is a Sports for Impact Africa (S4IA) initiative using sport as a platform for social change to raise awareness, mobilize communities and champion a future free from Female Genital Mutilation (FGM).
Held on 5 December 2026, during the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence (25 November–10 December), the race supports global efforts to end violence against women and girls.
Rooted in our nomadic heritage, we are spotlighting FGM because it remains a significant concern in our nomadic communities. Kenya’s 2022 Demographic and Health Survey reported FGM prevalence of 15% among women aged 15–49 nationally, 86.9% among Somali women and 75.9% among Samburu women (Kenya National Bureau of Statistics [KNBS] & ICF, 2023; Orchid Project, 2025).
Through this race, we aim to turn awareness into action. Part of the proceeds will support two youth-led organizations working to end FGM in Wajir and Samburu counties.
REFERENCES
Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, & ICF. (2023). Kenya Demographic and Health Survey 2022. https://www.knbs.or.ke/reports/kdhs-2022/
Orchid Project. (2025). Data update: FGM/C in Kenya. FGM/C Research Initiative. https://www.fgmcri.org/resource/data-update-fgmc-in-kenya-1/
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