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Camara is a non-profit social enterprise that recycles and reuses computers and other IT equipment in order to set up computer labs in Africa. We have put over 149,909 computers into more than 13,124 schools, impacting around 5,009,687 African children.

Camara Education

2 weeks ago

Camara Education
Sustaining Impact Through Continuous SupportAt Mkwajuni Secondary School, supported since 2025 in partnership with Helios Towers Tanzania, we continue strengthening digital learning through refresher training for both students and teachers. Students are revising key digital skills, while teachers are enhancing their ability to integrate technology into teaching.This Friday, our Technical Officer, Mr. Rashid, supported students in accessing educational materials such as past papers and notes offline, ensuring uninterrupted learning. Also, our team has provided ICT maintenance service and updated more digital learning resources, including recent past papers and notes, to keep the Digital Learning Centre running efficiently.@camaraeducationtanzania we are not only sustaining access to technology but also empowering learners and educators to adapt, innovate, and excel.#digitaleducation #TechForChange #EdTech #EducationForAll #helios ... See MoreSee Less

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Camara Education is in Tanzania, Africa.

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We are now implementing MsingiTek in Manyara, TanzaniaFollowing our successful rollout in Shinyanga, the MsingiTek project has now extended to the Kiteto and Simanjiro districts in Manyara Region.By the end of 2026, Msingitek will be in 100 schools, providing digital learning in literacy and numeracy for Grade 1–3 students.After installing tablets and solar power systems in schools, we began community sensitisation activities last week to engage parents, the school committee, and local leaders.At Nyoriti Primary School, parents were introduced to the tablets and the Onebillion App for literacy and Numeracy educational content that their children will use.Our trainer, Ms Nosim Simon, guided parents in accessing content on the tablets, ensuring they understood the tools and their purpose. Through these sessions, we’re building strong connections with local communities, empowering parents to support regular school attendance and promote the long-term sustainability, taking ownership of their children’s educationThe EdTech reading and math program is a collaborative project supported by @imagineworldwideliteracy and @onebillionchildren and implemented in partnership with @ortamisemi, @wizara_elimutanzania @veta_tanzania, and @sunkingtanzania#edtech #MsingiTek #educationforall #literacymatters ... See MoreSee Less

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Today, we remember the courage and sacrifice of Ethiopia’s patriotic individuals who stood firm for the dignity, freedom, and future of their country.Their fight was not only for their time, but for generations that would follow.At Camara Education Ethiopia, we carry that spirit forward in a different way, by opening doors to knowledge, opportunity, and digital skills for young people across the country. Empowering minds is one of the strongest ways to protect and build a nation.As we honor the past, we stay committed to shaping a future where every young person has the chance to learn, grow, and lead.Happy Ethiopian Patriots’ Day ... See MoreSee Less

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April Digital Learning Holiday, Elgeyo-Marakwet County, KenyaThis April Holiday, learners from several schools from Sangurur area in rural Elgeyo-Marakwet county are coming together for the Sangurur Community Digital Learning programme. Throughout the break, they are actively engaging in Scratch 3 coding, gaining hands-on experience in block-based programming and building their confidence with digital tools. The cross-school setup is strengthening digital skills while also fostering collaboration, peer learning, and a stronger sense of community among participants. With only a few schools in the constituency running digital learning centres, the Programme continues to empower young learners with essential 21st century skills demonstrating the power of community-driven digital education in rural areas. Recently, the school hosted grade 7-9 learners and teachers from Matira Comprehensive School for a benchmarking on effective ICT integration in teaching and learning, while introducing them to basic computer skills and the usability of computer parts. #sangururcommunitylearning #camaraeducationkenya ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

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On International Labour Day, we recognise the contributions of workers who power education, innovation, and economic development across Africa.As technology continues to shape the future of work, digital skills are becoming essential. According to the International Finance Corporation (IFC), by 2030 around 230 million jobs in Sub-Saharan Africa will require digital skills, making it critical that young people are prepared for this shift.At Camara Education, we work across Africa to equip schools with refurbished technology and deliver digital skills training, helping students build the knowledge and confidence they need for meaningful employment in an evolving workforce.This Labour Day, we celebrate the educators, technicians, partners, and supporters who make this work possible, and reaffirm our commitment to preparing young people for the jobs of tomorrow.#InternationalLabourDay #FutureOfWork #DigitalSkills #EducationForAll #CamaraEducation ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

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International Girls in ICT Day highlights the importance of encouraging girls and young women to pursue studies and careers in technology.Across Sub-Saharan Africa, women remain underrepresented in the digital economy. The World Bank reports that women are 37% less likely than men to use mobile internet in the region. Globally, women hold approximately 26–28% of jobs in technology-related fields.Closing this gender digital divide is essential to building inclusive economies across Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, and Ethiopia, where access to digital skills can transform educational and employment opportunities for girls.At Camara Education, we work with schools in these countries to expand access to ICT equipment, digital literacy training, and supportive learning environments. By equipping girls with the tools and confidence to engage with technology, we help open pathways into STEM and future-focused careers.Together, we can ensure the next generation of innovators across Africa includes more girls leading the way.#GirlsInICT #DigitalInclusion #STEMEducation #GenderEquality #CamaraEducationSources: World Bank, “The Mobile Gender Gap in Sub-Saharan Africa”; UNESCO Institute for Statistics, Women in Science data (latest available estimates). ... See MoreSee Less

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