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Rwanda's Rolling Internet | Shift
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January 28, 2014
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3:22Now PlayingIn Rwanda, a fleet of buses is bringing Internet to the countryside. Run by the Rwanda Development Board, the project aims to bridge the digital divide in parts of the country where there's little access to electricity or computers. In Rwanda, there's a chasm between the capital Kigali and rural regions. Kigali residents have access to WiFi and fiber optic technology, while rural residents have next to no access to computers. The mobile computer buses are looking to change that. Equipped with generators and laptops, they offer village residents and schoolchildren a hands-on opportunity to learn about modern communications technology.
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