The project is part of Halotel’s broader efforts to promote digital inclusion across the country, with the company pledging to extend similar initiatives to other schools.
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Dodoma. Halotel Tanzania, in collaboration with the Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in Tanzania, has donated computer equipment and refurbished an Information and Communication Technology (ICT) laboratory at Kiwanja cha Ndege Secondary School in Dodoma, in a move aimed at strengthening digital learning among students.
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