By Stev El Sabai

The ongoing East Africa Legislative Assembly (EALA) Games in Mombasa, Kenya, have turned into a showcase of athletic talent, and Hon. Charles Ngusya Nguna has proven that leadership extends beyond the chambers of Parliament. Representing Team Kenya, the Mwingi West MP delivered a stellar performance in the 200-meter race, clinching a bronze medal and earning the nation a spot on the podium.

Held at the iconic KPA Mbaraki Stadium, the games have brought together legislators from across the East African Community (EAC) to foster camaraderie and celebrate regional unity through sports. The morning events were electric, with Members of Parliament competing passionately in races that ranged from the 400m relays to 800m sprints and walking races.

Hon. Nguna’s achievement in the 200-meter dash was a highlight of the day, showcasing not only his athleticism but also his commitment to excellence in every arena. “Participating in these games is about more than competition. It’s about unity, teamwork, and promoting the spirit of East African integration,” he remarked after his race, donning his bronze medal with pride.

The Interparliamentary Games, an annual event, aim to strengthen ties among EAC member states and encourage healthy lifestyles among leaders. This year’s edition in Mombasa has seen vibrant participation from lawmakers, whose energetic displays on the track have inspired both colleagues and the public.

As the games continue, Hon. Nguna’s victory serves as a reminder of the multifaceted talents of our leaders and the importance of regional collaboration. The bronze medal win is not just a personal triumph but also a symbol of Kenya’s determination and unity within the EAC.

With the Mombasa heat failing to deter their spirit, the legislators are setting an example for the citizens they serve, proving that sports can bridge gaps, create connections, and celebrate shared goals.