Rally racer Tuta Mionki on becoming Africa's first female FIA steward

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Kenya’s Tuta Mionki was recently in South Africa for the FIA World Rally-Raid Championship inaugural South African round held at Sun City. She talks to News24 Motoring editor Janine van der Post about being a human resource professional, to becoming an award-winning rally driver, and now an FIA steward travelling all over the world for international motorsport events.
12 Jun 2025 English South Africa Automotive · Automotive

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