Camara in Africa

Camara operates four Education Hubs across Africa, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Zambia. Each hub functions as a locally registered legal entity, led by national teams. This structure ensures that our programs are tailored to meet the unique needs of each country, while maintaining a sustainable, locally-driven model.

At the heart of our work is the drive to bridge the digital divide by integrating technology into education. We collaborate with local educational authorities and educators to design customised projects that enhance digital literacy, improve teaching methods, and expand access to quality learning resources. Our latest initiative focuses on introducing generative AI tools into secondary schools. By bringing AI-powered learning into classrooms, we aim to transform education, equipping students and teachers with high-quality resources that will enhance educational outcomes and better prepare them for the digital workforce.

We prioritise sustainability and local engagement in all our initiatives. Whenever possible, schools or education departments contribute to the cost of services, fostering a sense of ownership and ensuring long-term impact. Our holistic solutions include a full support package of a networked Digital Learning Centres (DLC)  ongoing teacher training, educational software tailored to local curricula, and continuous technical support. We are committed to promoting gender equity by ensuring that at least half of the children we support are girls, helping to close the gender gap in digital education and provide equal opportunities for all students. 

To maintain responsible technology use, we provide warranty and maintenance contracts for our Computer Labs and encourage schools to return end-of-life computers for ethical recycling. This approach not only extends the life cycle of IT equipment but also reinforces our commitment to sustainability and responsible digital education.