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New edition of the WikiChallenge – African school pupils talk about themselves on the...
With the non-profit Wiki In Africa, we are organising the 3rd edition of the WikiChallenge competition in 8 French-speaking African countries. Initially slated to run...
Digital Schools: 200,000 students can learn!
Not all students have the same opportunities. Some do not have access to books or certain materials, whilst others have all the educational content needed for their...
The winners of the WikiChallenge 2019 are...
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...
African Schools WikiChallenge: writing to connect to the world
Students who don’t have access to school books or an internet connection need to be able to learn and connect to the world, despite these limitations. That is the aim of...
Botswana: Digital Schools for 2,000 children
In Botswana, five schools were fitted out with our digital kit in 2018, as part of our Digital Schools programme. After the programme’s official launch in Sedibe,...
Botswana: school children now able to access curriculum materials
On 13 September, children from the Sedibe primary school in the village of Damochujenaa (Central District) will discover their school curriculum for the first time! Our...
In Romania, digital is helping rural schools
"A digital project conquers both students and teachers. The evolution and the results of the students at math classes are spectacular!" says Liliana Alistar, a math...
Cameroon: giving a chance back to the most vulnerable
We are acting on all fronts in Cameroon to help the most vulnerable people - young people and women - providing health, education, professional training and better living...
African students taking part in our writing competition with Wikipedia
Children from schools with no internet connection will be able to post online for the first time! Thanks to the equipment provided by our Digital Schools, African...