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GT&T donates tablets and laptop as part of its “Strengthen the Community” Programme

GT&T donates tablets and laptop as part of its “Strengthen the Community” Programme

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September 9, 2022
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The Guyana Telecommunications and Telegraph Company (GT&T) recently donated 20 tablets and a laptop to school children across Guyana. The initiative was in partnership with the ‘Guyana Chronicle’s Back to School Gadget Drive’ initiative.

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GT&T, announcing the distribution on its Facebook, said the presentation forms part of the company’s promise to “Strengthen the Community” and its commitment to the technological development of Guyana. According to the company, supporting pupils with the technological tools will provide improved learning experience, and also forms part of the company’s drive to ensure more homes are reliably connected to the internet and provided with affordable mobile data.

The items were presented to students at the Guyana Chronicle’s headquarters, by  the company’s Senior Public Relations Manager, Jasmin Harris.

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