Digital skills are increasingly shaping how young people learn, work and solve everyday problems. Yet access to technology alone does not automatically give someone the confidence to create with it.... Read More
In many of the communities where Moja Tu works, the barrier to reading was never a lack of appetite. It was access. A good national school is often out of... Read More
Every September 5, the world marks International Day of Charity, a United Nations observance that recognizes the role generosity, volunteerism and collective action can play in addressing poverty and inequality.... Read More
For many students, receiving a university admission letter is the beginning of an exciting new chapter. It is also the beginning of a very different way of learning. Assignments are... Read More
There was a time when Samuel Njenga heard the same sentence so often that it could easily have become part of his identity. “You’ll never make it to high school.”... Read More
Growing up, Alvin understood that education could open doors, but staying in school was not always easy. His family faced financial challenges that made school fees difficult to manage, and... Read More
Some young people wait for opportunities to come. Nicholus created his own. Growing up in Murera village, life often felt uncertain. Educational opportunities were limited, and the challenges at home... Read More
Education has the power to change lives. It opens doors, expands possibilities, and helps break the cycle of poverty. But in today’s fast-changing world, education is even more powerful when... Read More
For many university students, earning a degree is challenging enough. Between lectures, assignments, exams, and campus life, finding time to pursue anything else can seem impossible. For Nasalin Wanjira, however,... Read More