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Dettol boost Sirikwa Classic kitty with Sh2.6 million

Sirikwa Classic sponsorship

Reckitt  Regulatory Affairs Manager Dr James Mokoro (left) and Sirikwa Classic Race Director Barnaba Korir during the sponsorship unveiling ceremony for the Sirikwa Classic, World Cross Country Tour with Athletics Kenya at Golazo Kenya offices in Nairobi on January 23, 2024.

Photo credit: Sila Kiplagat | Nation Media Group 

What you need to know:

  • Race director Barnaba Korir disclosed that apart from their contribution of Sh2.6m in cash, Reckitt will also avail Dettol products worth thousands for participants with keen interest in under-20 and kids races
  • Korir was speaking Tuesday after signing the partnership deal with Reckitt regulatory affairs manager, James Mokoro at Golazo Kenya offices in Nairobi
  • Korir, who was accompanied by Golazo Kenya managing director, Dorcas Kibet noted that despite the government being the main sponsor of Sirikwa, the doors are open for the corporates to support the initiative


Reckitt Kenya through their Dettol products have forked out Sh2.6 million sponsorship for this year’s Sirikwa Classic World Cross Country Gold Tour due February 3 at the Lobo Village, Eldoret.

Race director Barnaba Korir disclosed that apart from their contribution of Sh2.6m in cash, Reckitt will also avail Dettol products worth thousands for participants with keen interest in under-20 and kids races.