In a significant boost to digital education in Botswana, the Minister of Communications and Innovation, Honourable David Tsherere, officially launched a new Digital Centre and Reception Class at Tewane Primary School today. The initiative, proudly sponsored by the Botswana Communications Regulatory Authority (BOCRA) through the Universal Access and Service Fund (UASF), marks a crucial step in the nation’s drive towards digital transformation and innovation.
Minister Tsherere, who also serves as the Member of Parliament for Mahalapye West, officiated the handover, emphasizing the government’s commitment to ensuring that no one is left behind in the digital age. The newly constructed and fully equipped digital centre aims to empower students with essential digital skills, enhancing their learning experience and preparing them for the demands of the modern world.
The event saw the Minister underscore the importance of such facilities in fostering a digitally literate society. This exciting milestone marks a continued quest in enhancing the modern learning experience for students, by empowering them with digital skills.
The BOCRA and UASF’s support for the Tewane Primary School Digital Centre highlights a collaborative effort to bridge the digital divide and promote widespread access to technology and information across Botswana. The new facilities are expected to provide invaluable resources for both students and educators, fostering an environment of innovation and technological advancement within the school community.
The launch underscores Botswana’s ongoing efforts to integrate technology into its education system, aligning with national goal of digitization.
