Nairobi’s Mobile, Solar-Powered Computer Lab Helps Thousands

In Kawangware, one of Nairobi's poorest and fastest-growing slums, 20-year-old Allan Mideva intently goes through the digital paces. Just one of some 20 students being taught basic computer skills, he has attended the free daily lessons without fail for nearly three months.  It’s an opportunity he normally could not afford. His mother earns about $2 a day washing clothes, and similar training usually costs as much as $100 at traditional learning institutions. But Mideva said he...

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