In a stunning display of talent and determination, Regina Munanu Kitheka a grade 7 pupil from Mukuthu Primary in Mwingi West, Kitui has been crowned the 100-meter champion at the East Africa Primary School Games happening in Uganda.
Regina showcased her incredible speed and determination leading to her victory, marking a significant milestone in her young career, as she took first place in the fiercely competitive event, securing a medal for her school and county.
“I’m so happy to have won this race. It means a lot to me, my school, and my community. I want to continue working hard and one day represent Kenya in international competitions,” she said with a beaming smile.
Her victory has been celebrated as a triumph not only for her but for the entire community setting her apart as one of the most promising athletes to emerge from Mwingi West, igniting hopes for a bright future in athletics.
Mwingi West MP, Charles Ngusya Nguna took to Facebook to congratulate the rising star with a motivating post while promising to support and mentor Regina until she becomes an Olympic material.
“A hearty congratulations to Regina Munanu Kitheka, a grade 7 pupil from Mukuthu Primary School in Mwingi West Constituency for winning 100m East Africa primary school games held in Uganda,” wrote the Charles Ngusya Nguna.
“As her area member of Parliament, I commit to continue supporting and mentoring her until she becomes Olympic class,” he added.
