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Why Kenya’s School Laptops Programme is Not the Answer

Why Kenya’s School Laptops Programme is Not the Answer

by Guest Contributor | Jan 19, 2014 | Children, Education, Kenya

This blog originally appeared in ONE. The Kenyan government is delivering on an election promise and has awarded a supply contract for 1.2 million laptops to be given to first year primary school...
The Difference a Little Bit of Energy Makes

The Difference a Little Bit of Energy Makes

by Guest Contributor | Dec 19, 2013 | Education, Energy poverty, Intern perspectives, Justice, Zambia

For those without electricity, buying candles is a daily challenge. The typical family burns through two candles a day, with each candle lasting only two hours and lighting less than half of a small room.

Similar Issues for Urban and Rural Schools in Zambia

Similar Issues for Urban and Rural Schools in Zambia

by admin | Oct 28, 2013 | Education, Intern perspectives, Zambia

This past weekend I had a chance to visit Kawaza Primary School in Mwufe, a ten-hour multiple bus ride from Lusaka in the Eastern Province. This allowed me to contrast the energy problems...
Radio Without Broadcasting: Hope for the Unschooled

Radio Without Broadcasting: Hope for the Unschooled

by Guest Contributor | Aug 18, 2013 | Education, Partner blog, Radio school, Zambia

By Dr. Emile McAnany, Senior Research Advisor for the Center for Science Technology and Society, Santa Clara University. Zambia is one of the poorer countries in Africa, but it is a country with...
A Classroom in a Microchip

A Classroom in a Microchip

by admin | Aug 13, 2013 | Community Radio, Education, Intern perspectives, Zambia

By Jack Bird. As I sat down to write this blog on my last night in Zambia, I was plugged into my iPod listening to music. I skipped through a few songs until I found one that I liked. I adjusted the...
The Dark Side of Education

The Dark Side of Education

by Guest Contributor | Aug 9, 2013 | Education, Energy poverty

Phil Goodwin writes about the dark relationship between energy access and education.

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