MsingiTek extends to Shinyanga, targets over 13,000 pupils
The MsingiTek tablet-based learning program has expanded to Shinyanga, Tanzania, aiming to reach 13,000 pupils across 100 primary schools. Local education officials and program directors highlighted the initiative's role in improving student attendance and digital literacy.
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Digital education initiatives are critical for bridging the learning gap in developing regions and modernizing classroom instruction.
SHINYANGA: Reading, writing and numeracy skills are expected to improve in Shinyanga following the official launch of the MsingiTek tablet-based learning programme, which is targeting more than 13,000 pupils in 100 primary schools in the region.
The programme was officially launched by Shinyanga Regional Education Officer Samson Hango on September 17, 2026, in Shinyanga and witnessed by various government leaders, including council chairpersons, council executive directors, education officers from Shinyanga District Council and Kishapu, teachers and representatives of pupils expected to benefit from the programme.
Speaking during the MsingiTek launch ceremony, the Shinyanga Regional Education Officer urged education leaders to take ownership of and fully implement the project to ensure its sustainability.
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