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The Role of Education in Preserving the Windrush Legacy – Teaching Future Generations

November 4, 2025 0

Education is one of the most powerful tools we have to honour the past and shape a just future. For the Windrush Generation — the...

The UK Skilled Worker Visa Myth

Africa July 30, 2026

Women Racquets Sports in Nottingham: Empowering Women Through Sport, Wellbeing, and Community

Community May 14, 2026

“Anointed for Marketplace”: A Global Course Empowering Learners with Faith-Driven Business Skills

Education April 16, 2026

Entertainment

Unai Emery Guides Aston Villa to Champions League Glory After 41-Year Wait

Aston Villa Football Club, under the dynamic leadership of manager Unai Emery, is poised to make history by clinching a spot in the UEFA...

Sports

Community

Women Racquets Sports in Nottingham: Empowering Women Through Sport, Wellbeing, and Community

Mojatu Foundation is proud to lead the Women Racquets...

Africa

Sports as a Pathway Out of Poverty: Real Stories of Youth Transformation

For many young people growing up in poverty, sports...

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Community

Keeping Politics Out of the Pulpit; The Case for Apolitical Religious Spaces in Kenya

Andrew Kerika - November 25, 2024

The heated political debates that have gripped Kenya in the wake of the 2024 general elections have spilled...

Empowering Voices: FGM Activists and Survivors Unite to End Female Genital Mutilation

Alice Nyambura - February 13, 2024

On 8th February 2024, Mojatu Women, Utulivu Women and Fearless Youth Association (FYA) held a zoom meeting to...

Nottingham’s 1,000 a week meal-making project is earmarked for Public Sector Catering national award

March 20, 2023

Queen Samia, be gracious in celebrating the misfortunes of Tanzania’s neighbours

March 4, 2024

A Phone Is More Addictive Than Caffeine!

Adobe Stock December 13, 2023

Nottingham launches innovative electric vehicle charging project

March 26, 2023

The Devastating Effects of Bandit Attacks on Kenyan Communities

March 6, 2024

China to Raise Retirement Age for First Time Since 1950s Amidst Aging Population Concerns

September 25, 2024

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The UK Skilled Worker Visa Myth

Peter Makossah - July 30, 2026

Why Britain's Legal Migrants Deserve a More Honest Conversation Few issues divide public opinion in modern Britain quite like immigration. It is a...

Gaining Practical Experience and Community Impact at Mojatu Foundation

May 26, 2026

Youth Photography Exhibition Showcases Creativity and Community Stories

May 22, 2026

Smart, Simple & Paperless: How KaaSmart is Revolutionizing Property Management

May 22, 2026

From Degrees to Skills: Why Practical Experience Is Becoming More Valuable Than Certificates

April 22, 2026

The Big Interview

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One-on-One with Penny Cooper

Peter Makossah - April 24, 2023

She is a philanthropist, community champion, a goddess of charity and a human who loves humanity. She lives her life for others...

Personal Development Coaching: Guiding Youth Toward Their Full Potential

June 19, 2025

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Business

Technology

The Transformative Impact of Technology on Our World Today

Economy

Kenya’s huge railway project is causing environmental damage. Here’s how

Art & Culture

Preservation of Indigenous Cultures

Africa

Youth Photography Exhibition Showcases Creativity and Community Stories

Art & Culture

Nottingham Set to Come Alive with the MJ Tribute Flash Mob Tour

Economy

Africa

Capturing Nairobi, One Day at a Time: The Story of Nairobi Kila Siku and Jimmy Nduati

Community

The high cost of living crisis in Kenya and how ordinary families are surviving

Business

TunzaHela: Transforming Financial Management for Organizations and Individuals

Africa

Financial Literacy Programs Driving Economic Inclusion in Grassroots Communities

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Lifestyle

Art & Culture

Preservation of Indigenous Cultures

Lena Thiong'o - June 15, 2026

Africa

Youth Photography Exhibition Showcases Creativity and Community Stories

Ochieng Jakawino - May 22, 2026

Art & Culture

Nottingham Set to Come Alive with the MJ Tribute Flash Mob Tour

Music lovers, dancers, and entertainment enthusiasts in Nottingham are...

Art & Culture

Community-Led Digital Training: How Local Centres Are Closing the Tech Gap

Access to digital skills is becoming essential, yet many...

Art & Culture

Preserving African Heritage in the Diaspora Through Storytelling and Media

Across cities from London to Atlanta, African diaspora members...

Community

The Future of Employment.

Introduction A Changing World of Work The...

Community

The Silent Threat of Antibiotics Resistance.

Introduction. Antibiotics have been among the greatest medical discoveries in...

Videos

Reviving Ecosystems

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Education

Education

Youth Future Lab and KESCO Kenya Partner to Deliver Kutambua Computer Classes

Community

Bridging the Gap: How Mojatu and the University of Nottingham are Redefining Social Science Placements

Education

From Degrees to Skills: Why Practical Experience Is Becoming More Valuable Than Certificates

Education

The Rise of AI in Classrooms: How Students Are Learning in the Digital Age

Education

“Anointed for Marketplace”: A Global Course Empowering Learners with Faith-Driven Business Skills

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KENYA

Kenyan Youth and the Digital Revolution: Harnessing Technology for Social Impact

In the bustling tech hub of Nairobi, a new generation of Kenyan youth is leading the charge in the digital revolution, harnessing the power...

Education

Kenyan Youth and Community Service: Fostering Civic Engagement

In a country where young people make up the majority of the population, the role of Kenyan youth in shaping the nation's social and...

Africa

Kenyan Youth and the Arts: Preserving Cultural Heritage and Identity

In a world increasingly dominated by global influences and rapid technological change, the youth of Kenya are fighting to preserve the rich cultural heritage...

Africa

Africa doesn’t have a choice between economic growth and protecting the environment: how they can go hand in hand

By Lite Nartey Heathrow Airport in the UK currently uses more energy than the entire west African country of Sierra Leone. Despite Africa accounting for less than...

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Africa

Senegal’s remote Bassari people talk about climate change, and how their local knowledge is key to coping strategies

By Anna Porcuna-Ferrer, Laura Calvet-Mir and Victoria Reyes-García The Bassari people, a farming community of about 20,000 people, live in an area between Senegal and...

Africa

How do I plan for my retirement? Step one – start right away

By Bomikazi Zeka Planning for retirement is important because it will help you build the nest egg you’ll need to financially sustain your retirement years. Past studies have...

Africa

Does sleep clear more toxins from the brain than when we’re awake? Latest research casts doubt on this theory

By Eleftheria Kodosaki There’s no doubt sleep is good for the brain. It allows different parts to regenerate and helps memories stabilise. When we don’t get enough sleep,...

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Health

From Awareness to Action: The Impact of MHFA Kenya

Changing Lives Through Awareness: The Story of MHF Kenya In...

London

Mental Health Awareness Week: Promoting Wellbeing Through Community and Conversation

Mental health continues to be one of the most...

Health

Digital Burnout Among Young People: The Hidden Health Challenge of Constant Connectivity

Digital burnout is the mental and emotional exhaustion caused...