Meet Dinel: Learning to be her own cheerleader
My name is Dinel Wangari Njoroge and I am a film student at Kenyatta University. In my second year of high school, I was able to join Moja Tu and... Read More
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Meet David: Counting on the empowering nature of education
David is a first-year student at Kibabii University, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Cooperative and Entrepreneurship Management. When you first interact with David, you will notice his brilliant smile... Read More
Meet Hildah: In fierce pursuit of her dreams
When the results for the high school exit examinations were published in May this year, there was immeasurable joy in the Moja Tu family. Our students posted excellent results, and... Read More
Meet Eugene: Glad to be part of Moja Tu
When Eugene scored an impressive 380 marks in his primary exit examinations, few people were surprised. Those who know him know how much he values education and the effort he... Read More
Meet Purity: Setting her sights on higher goals
Purity is a form four graduate who has been sponsored by Moja Tu since joining high school in 2017. She performed well in the high school exit examination and will... Read More
Meet Maureen: On having a sponsor dad
Having a male sponsor comes as a saving grace for many students who grew up without their dads, as they can now have a father figure to look up to.... Read More
Meet Peter: On getting the chance he hoped for and more
Peter is a final-year student at Kisii University pursuing a Bachelor of Science in software engineering. He always aspired to be an engineer, and we are proud to report that... Read More
Meet Jonathan: One step closer to achieving his dream
Jonathan has always been a bright kid. During his primary school years, he was the top of his class. What makes Jonathan’s situation unique is that he overcame challenges to... Read More
Sharon Grace: Getting back on her feet after a serious accident
Sharon is a brilliant young girl currently in university pursuing a degree in math and computer science. She joined Moja Tu in 2016, and the organization could not be prouder... Read More