What's the difference between the Integrity Walk and Integrity Run?

The 8km Integrity Walk is an inclusive, family-friendly category open to all ages and abilities, and includes a t-shirt and certificate of participation. The 10km Integrity Run is designed for fitness enthusiasts, corporate teams, and running clubs, and includes a t-shirt, medal, and certificate of participation.

Can I take part if I'm not in Nairobi?

Yes. A Virtual Participation category allows supporters across Kenya and beyond to take part digitally through online registration, fundraising, social media engagement, and integrity pledges.

How do I complete my registration?

Register online or by downloading and returning the relevant form, then complete payment via Paybill No: 400222, Account No: 1055378#YOUR NAME, entering the M-Pesa transaction number, or sending the transaction number to +254 722 296 589.

Is this a competitive race?

No. Move for Integrity 2026 is a non-competitive, inclusive event designed to accommodate participants of all ages and fitness levels.

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Move for Integrity 2026

Q: Where do the funds raised go?

Funds support TI-Kenya's anti-corruption work, including civic education, legal aid for victims and witnesses of corruption, whistleblower protection programmes, and Integrity Clubs in schools and higher institutions.

Saturday, 19 September 2026

7:00 AM

8k, 10k

About: Formerly the Integrity Walkathon, Move for Integrity 2026 is TI-Kenya's flagship national movement championing transparency, accountability, access to information, and …more

About: Formerly the Integrity Walkathon, Move for Integrity 2026 is TI-Kenya's flagship national movement championing transparency, accountability, access to information, and ethical leadership. Combining an 8km Integrity Walk and a 10km Integrity Run through key state institutions in Nairobi, the event coincides with the International Day for Universal Access to Information (IDUAI) under the theme 'Moving Together for Transparency and Access to Information in the Digital Age.'

Freedom Corner, Uhuru Park, Nairobi

7:00 AM

8km, 10km

KES 2,000 (Walk)→KES 2,500 (Run)

Transparency International Kenya (TI-Kenya)

+254 722 209 589→transparency@tikenya.org

integritywalk.tikenya.org

@ti_kenya Facebook @TIKenya

Event Highlights

Evolved from TI-Kenya's flagship Integrity Walkathon, held annually since 2017

Timed to coincide with the International Day for Universal Access to Information (IDUAI)

Route passes symbolic landmarks including the Integrity Centre, ODPP Headquarters, and Parliament Buildings

The 2025 Integrity Walkathon mobilized more than 1,000 participants and over 50 institutional partners

New for 2026: direct investment in Integrity Clubs in schools, colleges, and universities nationwide

Non-competitive and inclusive, designed to accommodate participants of all ages and fitness levels

Virtual participation option for supporters across Kenya and beyond

Running For

❤️

TI-Kenya Anti-Corruption Programmes

Funds raised support civic education for communities across Kenya, legal aid for victims and witnesses of corruption, whistleblower protection programmes, and Integrity Clubs in secondary schools and higher institutions - investing in the next generation of ethical leaders.

via Transparency International Kenya (TI-Kenya)

What's Included

Official event t-shirt

Certificate of participation (all categories)

Finisher medal (10km Run only)

Event Schedule

Pre-eventAwareness campaigns: social media challenges, workshops, and school programmes

Pre-eventIntegrity Wall - participants write messages or commitments to integrity

Pre-eventGuest speakers from government, civil society, and the private sector

7:00 AMFlag OffFreedom Corner, Uhuru Park

Course Details

Flag off is at Freedom Corner, Uhuru Park. The 8km walk and 10km run pass through key state institutions and symbolic landmarks reflecting transparency and accountability: the Integrity Centre; Ralph Bunche Road to Valley Road past Daystar University's Nairobi Campus; Ngong Road past Nairobi Area Police Station; the Public Service Club in Upper Hill to ODPP Headquarters on Ragati Road (Stopover 2); NHIF Headquarters/SHA (Stopover 3); Haile Selassie Avenue to Uhuru Highway at Parliament Buildings (Final Stop); before a final lap along Kenyatta Avenue back to Freedom Corner, Uhuru Park.

Getting There

Freedom Corner, Uhuru Park is in Nairobi's CBD, approximately 1.9km from the city centre, around 6 minutes via Moi Avenue and Uhuru Highway/A104. From the CBD, head toward Moi Avenue, continue onto University Way, then at the roundabout take the 1st exit onto Uhuru Highway/A104, followed by the 3rd exit at the next roundabout - the destination is on the left.

Did You Know?

🌍The Integrity Walk has been TI-Kenya's flagship public engagement initiative since 2017.

🌍The 2025 edition mobilized over 1,000 participants and more than 50 institutional partners.

🌍The event's evolution to 'Move for Integrity' reflects a shift from pure awareness-raising to direct investment in values-based education through Integrity Clubs.

🌍The International Day for Universal Access to Information (IDUAI) is a UNESCO-backed global observance promoting the right to access information.