The Communications Authority of Kenya has donated computers to Gitunduti Comprehensive School in Nyeri County as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility and Investment (CSRI) initiative aimed at bridging the digital divide in learning institutions. The initiative reflects the Authority’s ongoing commitment to ensuring that students across the country, regardless of their geographical location, have access to digital tools that can equip them with essential 21st-century skills.
The handover event was presided over by Paul Mureithi, Board Director at the Communications Authority, who emphasized the organization’s focus on expanding digital access and empowering young learners. The donation is expected to significantly enhance digital learning at the school by enabling students to interact with technology, build computer literacy, and participate more effectively in Kenya’s evolving digital economy.
Beyond the equipment donation, the event also featured an educational session introducing pupils to the Authority’s Child Online Protection (COP) Program. Through the program, students were guided on how to navigate the internet responsibly, recognize online risks such as cyberbullying and online grooming, and understand how to respond to harmful or suspicious digital content.
The initiative further included the distribution of Information, Education and Communication (IEC) materials designed to reinforce digital safety awareness among students. By combining technology access with online safety education, the event effectively transformed into a practical technology and digital safety learning experience for the learners.
In addition to advancing digital inclusion, the Authority also contributed to environmental sustainability by planting trees within the school compound in support of the national Greening Kenya Initiative. The initiative aims to plant 15 billion trees by 2032 and reflects a broader effort to align education, technology access, and environmental responsibility in building a sustainable future for Kenya.
Communication Authority Donates Computers to Bridge Digital Divide
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