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Empowering Children Online in Zimbabwe
Parents and teachers in rural Zimbabwe share their hopes and dreams for a digital future for their children.
ITU’s Telecommunication Development Bureau met parents and teachers of the Ndlovu Secondary School in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe and asked them about the importance of technology in children’s lives and why we need to keep them safe online.
A New E-Learning project at Ndlovu Secondary School was inaugurated by the BDT Director on 29 April. As he cut the ribbon, he said: “Proud to witness this great progress – the future of education is here to unlock new opportunities and horizons.”
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Watch the testimonials
Hungwe Elisa Elizabeth
Geography teacher at Ndlovu Secondary School, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Maxwell Ndovu
Father of a student at Ndlovu Secondary School, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Mrs Mlilo
Mother of a student at Ndlovu Secondary School, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Dorcas Mudimba
Teacher at Ndlovu Secondary School, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
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