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Absa Bank Kenya PLC has launched a digital literacy enhancement programme targeting to establish 66 computer labs in schools across the country.
The bank is investing Sh23 million in the nationwide project that is being spearheaded in partnership with Computer for Schools Kenya (CFSK) and will see 1,500 computers donated to different schools in the coming months.
The two organizations rolled out the initiative at the Kikuyu Township Primary School by donating 20 desktop computers that are fully networked and fitted with relevant software to support learning.
The donation was accompanied by desks and tables refurbished from the waste collected during the …
Digital education in Africa is a precondition for the continent’s socio-economic transformation and the survival of its people.…
