[PHOTOS] Gachagua holds luncheon for Special Olympic team in Karen

In Summary

• They not only shattered the ceiling, but also proved that with sheer determination, there are no limits to success, Gachagua said.

• He said the government will continue putting in place structural measures for people living with mental and other forms of disabilities to live fruitful and fulfilling lives.

by EMMANUEL WANJALA Radio, Print & Digital Reporter

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28 June 2023 - 15:33

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Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Second Lady Dorcas on Wednesday held a luncheon for Kenya's Special Olympic team at their official residence in Karen, Nairobi.

The team participated in the 16th Special Olympic games held in Berlin, Germany from June 17 to 27.

The team did Kenya proud at the games by scooping a total of 25 medals.

"Scooping 15 Gold, 4 Silver and 6 Bronze medals is no mean feat for the Special Olympics team that represented Kenya in the just-concluded games in Berlin, Germany," Gachagua said.

"With this sterling performance, they have done the country proud. They not only shattered the ceiling, but also proved that with sheer determination, there are no limits to success," he said.

"To celebrate this feat, Pastor Dorcas Rigathi, the Patron of the Special Olympics Kenya, and I were excited to host a luncheon for the winners."

The DP said the government will continue putting in place structural measures for people living with mental and other forms of disabilities to live fruitful and fulfilling lives.