A technology revolution in Kenya's schools

E-readers and tablets are being used in East Africa to bridge the global education divide.

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When parents in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, found out that two schools in the vicinity had “special” new computers, they started signing their children up to attend.

Such was the level of interest that Amaf Primary and Elim Academy in Kawangware, a low-income settlement in Nairobi, now both have waiting lists, and eager children already attending flock through the school gates each morning, keen to get their hands on the devices. Read more: www.aljazeera.com/news/africa