Hon. Mukunji extends his heartfelt congratulations to Joy Inde and Jayden Kiai from Lighthouse School, Embu, for their outstanding achievement at the Africa Youth Chess Championship held in Johannesburg, South Africa. The two young chess prodigies not only won in their categories but have also qualified to compete in the World Chess Championship in Montesilvano, Italy, this November.

Celebrating Champions from Embu

In recognition of this remarkable accomplishment, Hon. Mukunji, along with the school community, gathered at Lighthouse School to celebrate Joy and Jayden. These two exceptional students have proudly raised the Embu and Kenyan flags high on the international stage, showcasing their talent and determination in the game of chess.

A Proud Milestone for Embu and Kenya

Their success is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and skill of these young champions. Hon. Mukunji expressed immense pride in their achievement, stating, “This is a great milestone not only for Joy and Jayden but for the entire Embu County and Kenya as a whole. We are extremely proud of them and wish them all the best as they represent us at the World Chess Championship in Italy.”

Wishing Them Success in the World Chess Championship

As they prepare to take on the world’s best in November, we stand behind Joy Inde and Jayden Kiai with full support and encouragement. Their journey is an inspiration to many young people in Embu and across the country, proving that hard work and passion can lead to global recognition.

Congratulations once again to Joy and Jayden—Kenya is proud of you!

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