Rural communities learn digital skills

The programme aimed to empower those in need and improve their access to digital skills training.

Wednesday, 19 July 2023, 09:02
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Rural communities learn digital skills
The Mobile Literacy campaign held at Rheenendal Library and Khayalethu Community Hall was a success.

KNYSNA NEWS - A mobile literacy programme, organised by the Western Cape CoLab in collaboration with Nemisa CoLabs, including SUFF Academy, took place at Rheenendal Library and Khayalethu Community Hall on 10 to 11 July and 13 to 14 July respectively. 

The programme focused on basic digital skills on mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, and aimed to empower individuals in rural, semi-rural, and township communities. 

The programme aimed to empower those in need and improve their access to digital skills training.

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