HUAWEI donates computers and USD 10,000 to Mkanyageni - Jiachie

The Huawei Technologies (T) Company Limited Executive Director, Mr. Kenneth Luo (second right) shake hands with the Minister of Communication, Science and Technology, Hon. Professor Makame Mnyaa Mbarawa (second left) when he (Mr. Luo) hands over the dummy cheque of US dollars 10,000 (Tsh. 16m) donated by Huawei Technologies (T) Limited to Mkanyageni Primary School?s Head Teacher, Mr Ramadhani Ngwali (third left) during a handover ceremony held at school?s premises in Pemba over the weekend. Looking on first right is the Huawei?s Public Relations Director Peter Jiang, Pemba District Commissioner Mr. Jabu Khamis Mbwana (first left), and Huawei?s Marketing Director Moses Hella (fourth left). During the event Huawei also donated five computers to the school as part of the company?s ICT talents development initiative dubbed ?Huawei ICT Star? program

The Minister of Communication, Science and Technology, Hon. Professor Makame Mnyaa Mbarawa (second right-standing) speaks to Mkanyageni Primary School?s teachers and pupils (not in the picture) during a handover ceremony of? US dollars 10,000 (Tsh. 16m) donated by Huawei Technologies (T) Limited to Mkanyageni Primary School. The ceremony was held at school?s premises in Pemba over the weekend. Listening upfront, first right is the Huawei?s Executive Director, Mr. Kenneth Luo, Public Relations Director Peter Jiang, (first left) and Huawei?s Marketing Director Moses Hella (fourth left). During the event Huawei also donated five computers to the school as part of the company?s ICT talents development initiative dubbed ?Huawei ICT Star? program.

The Minister of Communication, Science and Technology, Hon. Professor Makame Mnyaa Mbarawa (left) stresses a point to Huawei?s Technologies (T) Company Limited Executive Director, Mr. Kenneth Luo (right) during a handover ceremony of? US dollars 10,000 (Tsh. 16m) donated by Huawei Technologies (T) Limited to Mkanyageni Primary School. The ceremony was held at school?s premises in Pemba over the weekend. Huawei also donated five computers to the school as part of the company?s ICT talents development initiative dubbed ?Huawei ICT Star? program.

The Huawei?s Technologies (T) Company Limited Public Relations Director Mr Peter Jiang (right) shake hands with Mkanyageni Primary School Head Teacher Mr Ramadhani Ngwali to congratulate him after receiving a donation of US dollars 10,000 (Tsh. 16m) and five computers from Huawei Technologies (T) Limited as part of the company?s ICT talents development initiative dubbed ?Huawei ICT Star? program. The handover ceremony was held at school?s premises in Pemba over the weekend. Center is the Marketing Director of Huawei Technologies (T) Limited Mr. Moses Hella,

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HUAWEI donates computers and USD 10,000 to Mkanyageni Primary School

By our correspondent, Pemba.

HUAWEI Technologies Tanzania Limited has donated five computers and USD 10,000 (Tsh. 16m) to Mkanyageni Primary School in Pemba, as part of the company?s initiative dubbed ?Huawei ICT Star? program that aims at fostering Information Communication Technology (ICT) development and talent training in Tanzania.

Speaking during the handover ceremony at the school?s premises in Pemba at the weekend, Huawei Technologies? Tanzania Channel Director Mr. Moses Hella said the support will go a long way in enabling Mkanyageni Primary School?s students to learn the ICT skills and improve the school?s learning environment.

Mr. Hella said that ICT is an enabler of technology innovation, driving social and economic development, and creating value for individuals and society as a whole.??By enabling students acquire ICT skills, we will be creating a society that is technologically advance, a society that can survive in this world faced by lots of technological changes due to globalization.??ICT skills will enable students get an easy access to information through internet connection that can help them in their studies and therefore improve their academic performance and ultimately change their lives completely,? Moses said.

Mr. Hella added that in the future, a number of schools will be selected and Huawei will assist them according to their needs, adding that the candidates for the program are selected after sending their application to Huawei offices and then the application goes through a screening process done by the Huawei team to ensure that the aid goes to serve the purpose of the program.?On his part the guest of honour of the event, Hon Minister of Communication, Science and Technology, Professor Makame Mnyaa Mbarawa Said Huawei?s support came at the right time when the government is putting much effort in imparting the information and communication technology skills to primary and secondary schools? students in the country.

He said that the Huawei?s ICT Star program is a stepping stone to Tanzania?s technological advancement in the global world as more students will be imparted with the skills hence having more ICT?s experts in the country.??He also urge Mkanyageni Primary School administration to take care of the five computers donated by HUAWEI and use the USD 10,000 (Tsh. 16m) given to the school in projects that will see the school?s performance improve.???I urge the school?s administration without forgetting the students to handle the donated computers with care and invest the USD 10,000 (Tsh. 16m) in projects that can help the school?s performance improve,? said Prof. Mbarawa.

Earlier, the Mkanyageni Primary School Head teacher, Mr Ramadhani Ngwali applauded HUAWEI?s support and said that the donation will help in improving the school?s learning environment and performance and also urged other companies to emulate HUAWEI?s example.

?We are very grateful for the support from HUAWEI Technologies (Tanzania) Company limited and we promise to take care of the computers in a way that they will help many students to acquire ICT skills once their studies are over,? Ngwali said.

Source: http://michuzijr.blogspot.com/2012/12/huawei-donates-computers-and-usd-10000.html

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