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Registration & Categories

Register directly on this website using the Register page. Select your race category, complete your personal details, and pay via M-Pesa or card. Confirmation email with bib number sent within 24 hours.
Three: 21 KM Half Marathon (elite and open), 10 KM Corporate Challenge (teams from companies and institutions), and 5 KM Schools & Youth Green Mile (school students and young athletes).
Entry fees will be confirmed and published when registration officially opens. Join the notification list to be alerted immediately.
Yes. Each team member registers individually, selecting the Corporate Challenge category. Group invoicing is available for companies — contact us for details.
21 KM and 10 KM: participants must be 18 or older. 5 KM Green Mile: open to school-age participants with parental consent. Full rules published with entry fees.

The Course & Race Day

All races start and finish at Kitui Stadium. Briefing at 5:30 AM. Start times: 21 KM at 6:00 AM, 10 KM at 7:00 AM, 5 KM at 7:30 AM.
Yes. The Kitui Green Run is sanctioned by Athletics Kenya as a Calendar Road Race. Times recorded on the certified course are eligible for AK road race records.
Yes. Water and aid points approximately every 4 km. Medical staff at Syongila, Kwa Maingi Dam, and Ithookwe. A course sweeper vehicle follows the field.
Approximately 20% of the 21 KM course between Unyaa Primary School and Ithookwe Airstrip. Road shoes with grip are recommended.

Payment & Logistics

Yes. M-Pesa (STK push) and Visa/Mastercard via Pesapal. Payment is secure and processed at registration. No cash or bank transfer registrations.
Race bib with chip timing, collectible finisher medal (21 KM and 10 KM), official race t-shirt, race village and Water Innovation Village access, post-race refreshments. Full inclusions confirmed with fees.
Refund and transfer policies published with the full race rules. Entries may be transferable to another participant up to a set date. Read full terms before registering.

The Run for Rain Mission

The RainBank is the Kitui Green Run’s impact model. Every kilometre run is linked to a specific, visible water outcome — school rainwater harvesting, community storage points, or sand dams along the 21 KM Rain Corridor. An annual impact report verifies the results.
Green Africa Group produces an annual Run for Rain Impact Summary. Primary metric: water capacity created or protected, verified through project documentation — locations, photos, and partner sign-offs.

Run for Rain. Kenya’s first climate-conscious half marathon, turning every kilometre into stored water for Kitui’s dryland communities.

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