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An aid project by: Twende Pamoja - Freundeskreis Tansania e.V. (Michaela B.)

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Michaela B. (Project Manager)

Michaela B.
Twende Pamoja Zanzibar and Twende Pamoja Germany are two organisations that have been supporting village development projects in Zanzibar for 10 years. A partnership at eye level has emerged with building class rooms and boots as well as providing electricity for a women’s community centers and foster a reading culture among Zanzibarian school students. NOW our partners want to present directly the progress of our projects and want to raise donations on betterplace.

In order to go online in their villages they need laptops and Internet-prepaid cards. In June 2009 members of Twende Germany will hold a workshop about how to navigate the website.

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    J. Chibuye asked about 3 years ago

    Joy human development Centre is Zambia Ngo looking forward to partnership and networking of learning Aids of how tom read and write second hand laptop computer to vulnerable children school and women empowerment. update need you help links donations.

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    H. Mudzamba asked about 4 years ago

    I would like to know how the prepaid internet works.Are there any other alternatives that we may use for our village project?

    We can install a solar telephone system but I am not sure how that will function.Help sought with technology to deliver internet at affordable rates to our village.

     

    M. Mnich: answered about 4 years ago

    The internet works as follows: people buy wireless sticks for their computers (only once, and nowadays most computers have them already in-build); these sticks establish a connection to the local cell-phone network and users are charged on a pay-per-minute basis -- for this they buy credit on prepaid cards (like for their cellphones). The internet rates are comparable to those for cellphone calls. If you need further information please contact me directly.
    Kind regards,
    Matthias Mnich, Twende Pamoja e.V.

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