Cameroon
The Orange Cameroon Foundation was established in 2009. Since its inception, it has worked on basic education, healthcare for people with communication-related disabilities, professional training and culture.
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Solidarity FabLabs 2020 Challenge: 13...
New projects for a new challenge!The FabLabs were given four months to come up with projects related to this year’s theme of “Art makers”. The challenge allows young people who have dropped out of school or are unemployed to work as team to make something using the digital tools from one of the 88...
The winners of the WikiChallenge 2019...
The African Schools WikiChallenge allows the pupils of our digital schools to improve their writing skills and learn how to use digital tools while learning to publish content online. It is a way to create more content about African daily life and culture, something which is often missing from...
After the Ongola FabLab… the mobile FabLab!
On 23 May, we opened the first mobile Solidarity FabLab in Cameroon in association with AUF.
Young Cameroonians in all regions of the country will be able to access digital manufacturing tools, develop their skills and make their projects a reality.
DRC: when you’ve got drinking water, you can...
We use digital technology everywhere to advance education, professional training and healthcare, but some very isolated regions have no access to digital. That's where we focus our attention! This is the purpose of our Orange Villages programme. In the Democratic Republic of Congo village of...