Moffat Mungazi
Post Reporter
IN a ground breaking initiative aimed at fostering innovation and bridging the digital divide, NetOne has successfully renovated the computer lab at Nyamuroro Kubatana High School.
Equipped with state-of-the-art machinery and modern furniture, this facility promises to be a beacon of learning, where over 300 children will embark on an exciting journey into the world of robotics and engineering.
Yesterday (Thursday) marked a significant milestone as His Excellency, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, President Emmerson Mnangagwa commissioned this transformative space.
This event, not only celebrated technological advancement, but also emphasised the importance of inclusivity in education.
With high-profile dignitaries in attendance, the commissioning of the lab symbolised a commitment to leaving no one behind in the digital era.
By connecting the unconnected, this initiative ensures that young minds from all walks of life have access to critical skills that will shape their future and the future of the nation.
As the President hosted the children’s party at the school, the atmosphere was filled with excitement and anticipation.
The newly renovated lab stands as a testament to the power of collaboration between private entities and Government, working together to nurture a generation of innovators.
This pivotal moment reflects a broader vision for Zimbabwe—one that prioritises education and technology as cornerstones of development.
With the launch of this new facility, Nyamuroro Kubatana High School is set to become a hub of creativity and learning, inspiring learners to dream big and reach for new heights.
The future is bright, and yesterday’s commissioning was just the beginning of a journey that aims to empower young Zimbabweans to become leaders in the fields of science and technology.
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