eMsingi is a digital ecosystem of education that empowers teachers, students, and communities through access to quality learning materials and support, fostering a future where no child is left behind.
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e-Msingi initiative aspires to broaden the horizons of education through digital platforms and physical learning centres. Our mission is to re-engage informal schools and communities, ensuring every child has the opportunity to thrive.
In sundry times, children were caned as a form of discipline.Today’s children are negotiated with. So which one is better… discipline through fear or discipline through love? Sarah Wambui hosted her mum to talk about how discipline has changed across generations and the truth was , healing, and necessary. What kind of discipline were you raised with?And would you raise your child the same way?


Life Skills and Values simplified. Relevant to both teenagers and their mentors. Learn life skills, improve your life.
#CheatCodeThru’Life
Can you be a leader without a title?
This week we sat down with Benjamin Tait, Strathmore University alumni and Academic Representative in the 17th Student Council, to talk about youth leadership among peers and how influence doesn’t always come with a position.
From leading while still figuring life out, to whether social media followers actually make someone a leader, we explore what real leadership looks like in your 20s.
Because sometimes the strongest leaders are the ones who simply choose to lead where they are.

Our Achievements
Third-Place Prize winner - 2024 MacJannet Prize for Global Citizenship
eMsingi, Strathmore University (Kenya), proudly received the Third-Place Prize for Global Citizenship in the 2024 MacJannet Prize awards. Launched in 2012, the Msingi program’s first phase, Macheo (Swahili for sunrise), focused on supporting secondary students from Nairobi slums to successfully transition to higher education. Through academic support, character-building sessions, and exposure opportunities, Macheo has positively impacted hundreds of students from Kibera, Mukuru, and Kangemi…
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