Kuywa Girls High School in Bungoma County, yesterday received computers and digital accessories to enhance digital literacy among students.
The accessories were delivered by on behalf of the National Assembly Speaker Moses Masika Wetang’ula, who had made pledged to support the digital literacy in the school.
The initiative is aimed at enhancing digital literacy among learners and preparing them for a future shaped by technology.
Speaking during the presentation, Senator Wakoli said the move was part of Wetang’ula’s vision to bridge the digital divide in schools, particularly in rural areas where access to modern technology is often limited.
He noted that digital skills are essential in today’s world, and equipping learners early will give them a competitive edge in academics and future careers.
“This is more than a donation of computers—it is an investment in the future of our daughters. Technology is the gateway to opportunities, and we want to ensure that no girl is left behind,” Wakoli stated.
In addition to delivering the digital learning tools, the senator also made a personal contribution of 1,000 sanitary towels to the school. He explained that the gesture was intended to support girls as they prepare for their forthcoming national examinations, ensuring they remain comfortable, confident, and focused on their studies without interruptions.
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“As leaders, we remain committed to empowering our daughters with the tools, dignity, and opportunities they need to succeed. Education is the greatest equalizer, and by uplifting our girls, we secure a brighter future for our nation,” he emphasized.
The school administration, teachers, and students expressed their gratitude for the timely support, noting that the computers would significantly improve the teaching and learning experience. The provision of sanitary towels was also lauded as a practical intervention to address challenges many girls face in managing their health and education.
Senator Wakoli reiterated that education and empowerment of girls remain at the heart of leadership priorities in Bungoma. He assured learners and parents that leaders will continue to invest in initiatives that not only promote academic excellence but also uphold the dignity and well-being of young women.
The initiative is expected to boost morale at Kuywa Girls High School and set an example for similar efforts across the county.
By Godfrey Wamalwa
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