Transport
~R200,000Between 80 and 90 taxis and vans transport 1,100–1,300 people with disabilities and their caregivers from homesteads to the event. PwD typically pay 10× the standard taxi fare.
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With multiple partners — many of whom use their own procurement processes — an exact figure is hard to pin down. But it's not cheap. Here's where the money goes.
Between 80 and 90 taxis and vans transport 1,100–1,300 people with disabilities and their caregivers from homesteads to the event. PwD typically pay 10× the standard taxi fare.
The only accessible venue in the sub-district is out of town with no nearby eateries. Taxis arrive from 6am and depart at 3pm — requiring 2,000 breakfasts, 800 race snacks, and 2,000 lunches.
2,000 branded Manguzi Gijima T-shirts are a highlight for most participants and a major branding opportunity seen in the community for years. Sponsor logos can be applied to sleeves.
Fancy dress costumes, adaptive games, jumping castle hire, tunnel constructions, facilitator stipends, marquees, and prizes — all designed for fully inclusive play.
72 potential category prizes across all distances. With 1,500+ participants, professional timing with 2 time mats is essential for fair results.
Thank you to all the businesses, organisations, and individuals who have made Manguzi Gijima possible.
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