Are People Wary Of Donating PCs To Africa?
Talkback Organisations such as CFSK are doing great work when it comes to reusing PCs from UK companies that might be junked. CFSK and their partners in Computer Aid have excellent data wiping policies in place btw - but I expect that this is still a...
[October 3, 2007, 16:22]
Donated PCs Become African Multimedia Centres
News But CFSK wipes all the machines that it receives using the latest eradication tools, even those PCs supplied by Computer Aid, which uses UK government-authorised wiping software. Computer Aid has its own strict standards which rule out any PC below...
[September 14, 2007, 16:48]
Photos: How Old PCs Are Creating Opportunities
News CFSK will only donate PCs to schools that accept 20 machines — to ensure as many children as possible get to work on a PC — and are able to provide a dedicated classroom space for them. Students at Ndururumo Secondary School in Nyahururu, in the...
[February 14, 2007, 15:22]
Video Blog: Turning Old CRTs Into TVs
Articles CFSK (Computers for Schools Kenya) is a non-governmental organisation that works with UK charities such as Computer Aid, to distribute old PCs from businesses in the developed world to the country's schools and public-sector organisations.
[March 30, 2007, 17:07]
Computers To Africa Diary: Day Four
Blog After a tour of the CFSK's new facility on the outskirts of Nairobi - including a demonstration of how they take old CRT monitors and make them into cheap TVs useful to the local population - we headed off to see how some schools are making use of...
[September 12, 2007, 20:28]
