For Lawrence Muia, education was never guaranteed. It was a hope he had to fight for. Raised in Nairobi, Lawrence attended a local church school where learning was valued but... Read More
Edwin Masua is a Form Four graduate from Makueni and a proud beneficiary of the Moja Tu Organization. His story is one of resilience, quiet determination, and what becomes possible... Read More
Vincent Ndegwa was born in Nyeri and raised in Laikipia, but the most important place he grew up was somewhere less visible: the long, uncertain stretch between struggle and belief.... Read More
For 11 years, Nakia has been more than a sponsor to Esther; she has been a mentor, a friend, and a steady source of encouragement. From thousands of miles apart,... Read More
Maureen describes herself as enthusiastic, flexible, and open-minded. These are not just words to her. They are traits she has lived by, especially in moments when giving up would have... Read More
When Emmanuel talks about hospitality, his eyes light up in that unmistakable way people have when they’ve found their place in the world. His journey began in 2018, just as... Read More
At Moja Tu, every number tells a story of determination, opportunity, and transformation. Thanks to the unwavering support of our Moja Tu community, 2025 has been a year of remarkable... Read More
In today’s world, being literate means more than just reading and writing. It also means being able to navigate the digital world confidently. This year’s World Computer Literacy Day, celebrated... Read More
Every once in a while, a student’s story reminds us why education has the power to transform lives. At Graceland Schools in Nyahururu, we meet Obed Ondieki, a focused and... Read More