(https://www.abibitumikasa.com/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rlgghana.com%2Fimages%2Fstories%2Fpresentation.jpg&hash=fc84623f19bb356250b27775ac64d6bc4bd8cb6c)MEST RELEASES 2ND BATCH OF "BETTER GHANA ICT LAPTOPS TO SCHOOLS"
The Ministry of Environment Science and Technology (MEST) has released the second batch of 9000 locally assembled laptops under the Mathematics, Science and Technology Scholarship (MASTES) programme to beneficiary schools and institutions.
The project which is under the Better Ghana Agenda ICT Programme has already seen the release of about 6,220 laptops to various universities, polytechnics and individuals across the country.
The MASTES programme which aims at enhancing teaching and learning of science and mathematics in various educational institutions across the country was initiated by the MEST in 2011.
Under the programme rlg Communications, an indigenous ICT company was contracted to produce the laptops and also ensure a fair distribution as well as offer after sales service.
At a short ceremony last Friday 546 laptops for the Greater Accra Region were presented to beneficiaries by Deputy Minister of the MEST Dr. Omani Boamah
Dr. Boamah encouraged the beneficiaries to put the laptops to good use in order to advance their knowledge n ICT.
The Communications Manager of rlg Ms. Milicent Atuguba who represented her Chief Executive, Mr. Roland Agambire said her outfit is committed to excellent after sales service.
She added that rlg has adapted a door to door distribution process in addition to re-equipping all its sales and service centers in order to ensure the success of the programme.
who makes the laptops?
the company is called rlg: rlg Communications Ghana Ltd (http://rlgghana.com/)