SEDIBENG. – Cell C, one of SA’s leading telecommunications companies, is proud to announce its collaboration with the Sedibeng District Municipality to bolster educational opportunities for students in the region.
In a transformative move towards digital inclusion, Cell C donated laptops, heralding a new era of educational empowerment.
The initiative underscores Cell C’s steadfast commitment to fostering educational excellence nationwide.
In a bid to prioritise education as a societal imperative, Cell C has been at the forefront of initiatives such as the Digital Labs rollout, ensuring that students across the country have equitable access to technological resources.
This latest endeavour signifies Cell C’s unwavering dedication to nurturing the leaders of tomorrow and is a significant stride towards bridging the digital divide in education.
Joshua Moela, Government Relations Executive at Cell C, emphasised the profound impact of this partnership on educational opportunities within the region.
“Access to technology is the cornerstone of academic success in today’s digital landscape. At Cell C, we are proud to champion initiatives that promote digital inclusivity and empower students to unlock their full potential.,” remarked Moela.
Sedibeng District Municipality expressed gratitude for Cell C’s donation, emphasising the importance of corporate partnerships in advancing educational goals.
Lerato Maloka, Executive Mayor of Sedibeng District Municipality said: “We are grateful to Cell C for their contribution to our schools. This donation will have a positive impact on the educational experience of our students, providing them with the tools they need to succeed in the digital age. We look forward to continuing our partnership with Cell C to create a brighter future for our youth,” she said.
Prestigious Primary School Principal Welmarie Bothma shared her remarks for being among the schools donated.
“We are credible grateful for Cell and Sedibeng’s believe in the power of education and commitment to support our pupils learning journey. We look forwad to continue the partnership and working together for the best possible education,” she said.
