Cameroon's Stephanie Njuh Nsella, a 24-year-old sprinter, was among the few to excel in her sport last year despite the COVID-19 pandemic. She is now aiming to make a big impact this summer at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics as CGTN's Joy Kiruki now tells us.
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