When we first (almost a month back) let you know about the IT focused non-profit Computer Aid International's program of installing a new solar-powered Internet café in Macha, Zambia, we never knew that they'd be doing the same in Kenya too. Contained within a 20ft shipping container, the cyber cafés will head to Computers for Schools Kenya (CFSK), which will distribute them to schools across the country for charity purposes.
computer aid international shipping container cybe
Have a look at these images depicting how the cyber café container looks.
computer aid international shipping container cybe
computer aid international shipping container cybe
computer aid international shipping container cybe
computer aid international shipping container cybe
computer aid international shipping container cybe
Image Courtesy: Rob Tomkinson/silicon.com
Via: silicon.com
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