We’re excited to share the news of a transformative project at Endevesi Secondary School, nestled in a remote part of Maasai land, 30 km from Arusha town. Thanks to the incredible support of Helios Towers Tanzania and Camara Education Tanzania, we’ve successfully launched a fully equipped computer lab with 26 computers, opening up a world of digital possibilities for the school’s 535 students and 20 teachers.
In areas like Maasai land, access to technology is often limited, with many students encountering a computer for the very first time. Naresha Ole Mollel, a student at Endevesi, shared her excitement: “This computer lab has opened up new possibilities for me. Before, I never had the chance to use a computer, but now I can learn and explore so much. It makes me feel like I’m part of something bigger.”
This initiative is more than just about access to computers. It’s about empowering a new generation of students with essential ICT skills that will open doors to better educational outcomes and greater employment opportunities. We’re working to bridge the digital divide in rural and underserved communities, ensuring that students in remote regions aren’t left behind in today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world.
The Endevesi Secondary School project marks a significant milestone for the region. By integrating digital learning into the school curriculum, we’re giving both students and teachers the tools they need to thrive in an increasingly digital economy. With this, we aim to inspire a ripple effect of positive change, not only within the school but across the entire Maasai community.
We’re incredibly proud of the difference this project is already making, and we look forward to seeing the long-term impact it will have on the lives of these young learners. This lab is just one step in our broader mission to support digital education across Tanzania and beyond, but it’s a vital one.
Thank you to everyone involved in making this happen. Together, we are shaping brighter futures, one computer at a time.
