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World ORT Kadima Mada trains female university students in Ghana to teach coding, animation and other science and technology skills to young girls.

"We immediately knew something had to be done to bridge the gap," said Sara Ruto, who leads the foundation's accelerated learning program. The foundation has distributed 1,660 solar radios in Tana River and Turkana counties since the project launched in May. The Tana River phase has cost more than 18 million Kenyan shillings ($165,000) so far, Ruto said. The solar-powered radios take a day to fully charge, and after that the battery can last up to three days, she added. Zarah Abude, an 11-year-old student at Imani Primary School in Tana Delta sub-county, said the solar lights were an improvem...

Deep in Tana River County, in southeastern Kenya, a group of pupils formed a circle around their teacher, jotting down notes as they listened to a Swahili diction lesson coming from the solar-powered radio sitting in their teacher's lap.

THE STANDARD By Reuters | December 28th 2020 at 14:10:30 GMT +0300 Pupils at the St Marys primary school in Nakuru town display tablets they received under the Digital Learning Project on 5-5-2016 (PHOTO: FILE) The world stocked up on laptop and desktop computers this year at a level not seen since the iPhone debuted in 2007. However, manufacturers still are months away from fulfilling outstanding orders, hardware industry executives and analysts said. Remote learning and working has upturned the computer market during the coronavirus pandemic, zapping sales of smartphones while boosting in...

Deep in Tana River County, in southeastern Kenya, a group of pupils form a circle around their teacher and jot down notes as they listen to a Swahili diction lesson coming from the solar-powered radio sitting in their teacher’s lap. The radio the children at Dida Ade primary school gathered around was one of hundreds distributed for free to the most vulnerable households in the semiarid region east of Kenya’s capital, Nairobi. The radios allow children without internet access or electricity at home to continue studying while schools are closed to slow the spread of Covid-19, in a project ...