Hon. Phoebe Mutemi, the County Executive Committee Member (CECM) for Gender, Youth, Sports, and Social Services in Kitui County, has once again demonstrated her unwavering commitment to social empowerment after gracing the Celebration of Mothers and Children event organized by the Stellar Mengele Foundation on December 5th. Hon. Mutemi, widely recognized as a young, vibrant, and results-oriented leader, continues to champion women’s inclusion, address gender-based violence, and support youth involvement in county development.
Her presence at the event was both visible and impactful. True to her nature, Hon. Mutemi actively engaged with mothers and children throughout the day, emphasizing her belief in community-centered leadership. Organizers noted that her participation went beyond protocol—she was physically present, hands-on, and fully involved in the day’s activities, leaving a lasting impression on both mothers and young participants.
Stellar Mengele, the founder of the Stellar Mengele Foundation, expressed deep appreciation on her social media pages, thanking the CECM for dedicating her time to the annual celebration. She noted that the children “will never forget” the joy and encouragement Hon. Mutemi brought to the event, describing her as an inspiring figure whose influence continues to uplift families across the region.
Mengele further praised Hon. Mutemi as one of the most industrious and transformative women in Ukambani, a sentiment echoed by many who have witnessed her dedication to social welfare programs. Her leadership in advancing gender equality, promoting youth opportunities, and supporting community initiatives has earned her admiration beyond Kitui County.
The annual event, which focuses on honoring mothers and nurturing children, brought together families, partners, and stakeholders committed to strengthening community bonds. Hon. Mutemi’s involvement underscored the county government’s continuous support for initiatives that celebrate and empower families, reinforcing her position as a leading voice for social development in the region.
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