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Adam Molai Foundation has partnered with the QRent Zimbabwe who have donated 30 desktop computers to enhance educational opportunities for students at Dombotombo, Wenimbi, and Chamatendere primary schools in Marondera. This initiative aims to bridge the digital divide and provide disadvantaged students with access to essential technology.
Nomagugu Nyaundi, Executive Director at the Adam Molai Foundation, expressed her organisation’s excitement for their collaboration with QRent.
“This initiative with QRent will significantly impact the lives of students in Marondera. Access to technology is crucial for modern education, and we believe that this donation will open new avenues for learning and development. Our goal is not only to provide resources but also to inspire hope and ambition among these young learners,” she said.
Joe Napata, Head of Sales at QRent, expressed the company’s commitment to educational equity through supporting the work of the Adam Molai Foundation on its initiative to equip disadvantaged students with access to technology.
“As QRent, we have been working with educational institutions for the past 15 years to ensure equitable access to education through technology. For these communities, lack of computers has meant limited opportunities for students in their educational pursuits in a highly digital world,” he said.
By extending access to technology, Mr. Napata said, they were not just donating computers but investing in the boundless potential of the students, and their future as well.
QRent is one of Zimbabwe’s largest providers of rental equipment, specializing in offering high-quality technology solutions for businesses and educational institutions. With a vision to become the leading provider of rental and asset management solutions in Africa, QRent focuses on delivering tailored solutions that meet the needs of its clients. Over the past 15 years, QRent has established itself as a vital player in enhancing access to technology across various sectors, particularly education.
Founded in 2016, the Adam Molai Foundation is dedicated to uplifting communities in Zimbabwe through various initiatives aimed at improving education, health, and overall well-being. The foundation supports numerous programs including feeding schemes, health outreach events, and wellness programmes. The foundation is introducing entrepreneurship education and ICT development students this year.
This partnership between QRent Zimbabwe and the Adam Molai Foundation is an example of the commitment to fostering educational equity and empowering future generations through technology. By addressing the digital divide in education, both organizations aim to create a brighter future for students in Marondera and beyond.
