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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 84828, member: 27"]
Zimbabwe is finally killing the digital divide by handing off Starlink kits to connect 8,000 more schools for the Presidential Internet Scheme.

Government officials transfer satellite hardware
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[*]Minister Tatenda Mavetera just handed a massive stack of tech over to the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education to get things moving.
[*]This whole project belongs to the Presidential Internet Scheme because the government wants to stop rural kids from being left out.
[*]Zimbabwe is pushing toward Vision 2030 by making sure the Ministry of ICT works directly with the schools on this digital transformation.
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Connectivity barriers vanish for remote students
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[*]Geography used to decide who gets to learn, but these satellite kits mean fiber lines and mobile towers do not matter anymore.
[*]Students can now jump into virtual classrooms or hit up online libraries even if they are far away from a city.
[*]Every single learner gets to become a digital citizen because the President Mnangagwa's strategy requires a total government effort.
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Gadget rollouts expand across the provinces
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[*]Dr. Torerayi Moyo is hyped because this gear turns the internet from a fancy luxury into a basic tool for every student.
[*]Manicaland and Matabeleland South are already seeing these new ICT devices show up as part of the bigger plan.
[*]UNICEF pitched in with over 2,000 tablets and hundreds of laptops so that the hardware actually matches the new free Wi-Fi.
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