By Tracey Dolan | Co-founder Nurturingmindinafrica.org
Our new students who started in January are fully settled into campus life, studies and their dorms & furnishings thanks to Global Giving supporters.
Sega has just received news of a USAID award that will enable it to expand its computer lab from 7 to 50 computers for our 180 students. This will be a tremendous improvement allowing more students to access computers and develop their skills.
In March, Sega celebrated International Women's Day. Excerpt from the student speech:
Up to now we see a lot of changes for women's development. We have equal rights between men and women and also women's have a chance of sharing ideas and become leaders. A good example is from our lovely school SEGA, the head of the school is a woman. As a peer educator club up to now we learn a lot of thing and the important thing which have already learned is "Women have a good chance more than men."
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