Kitharya Victor – MCA Aspirant – Tseikuru Ward, Mwingi North Constituency

For MCA, Tseikuru Ward • Mwingi North Constituency • Kitui County

My commitment is to a Tseikuru where people are heard, opportunities are accessible, and development responds to the needs of our communities.

Putting Tseikuru people at the centre of our priorities

Education and opportunity

Every child deserves the chance to learn and build a future. I will champion fair access to education support, greater awareness of available opportunities, and skills development for young people.

Community health and wellbeing

My experience in HIV prevention and care has shown me the importance of accessible services and consistent support. I will champion community health initiatives and stronger connections between residents and the services they need.

Accountable representation

Residents deserve to know what their representative is doing on their behalf. I am committed to regular engagement, clear communication and public participation in decisions affecting Tseikuru.

Your voice should help shape Tseikuru’s future.

What would you like to see change in your village? Which services need attention? What opportunities should we be creating for the next generation? I want to hear your experiences and ideas. Meaningful representation starts with conversations—and continues with action.

Be part of the journey

Help us build a campaign rooted in listening, community participation and service. Volunteer your time, join a community conversation, or connect our team with an issue that deserves attention.

Kitharya Victor

My Story

Service has shaped my journey.

My name is Kitharya Vitor, and my professional journey has centred on working with people to improve their lives. Through community development, social work and project management, I have supported families, worked alongside caregivers and helped people access opportunities and essential services.

Working in a constituency office gave me a practical understanding of public service and the responsibility that comes with managing resources. Supporting access to NG-CDF bursaries showed me how important fair and accessible education support is to families—and how much it matters that people understand the opportunities available to them.

My work in HIV prevention and care deepened my understanding of the need for consistent, compassionate support. Working with caregivers and promoting child protection reinforced my belief that stronger communities begin with the safety, dignity and wellbeing of everyone.