Vodacom YEBO Millionaires opens a Computer Centre for Boiphihlelo Secondary School

Every month Vodacom Yebo Millionaires donates a computer centre to 4 public schools across South Africa. Each centre comprises of 11 desk top computers or 21 laptops, a server, printer, cartridges and educational software.  

This month, Yebo Millionaires officially launched Boiphihlelo's Secondary School's computer centre in Vredefort, Bloemfontein - a school certainly in need!

Suraya Hamdulay Executive Head of Division: Corporate Citizenship comments, "Vodacom has donated  computer centres all over the country and we are pleased that some of them are based in remote rural areas. To date, we have donated almost 200 computer centres. This initiative gives us the ability to empower the schools. By doing this, we help create equal opportunities for our future leaders and it pleases us that communities are able to benefit through the establishment of these centres."

Mrs. R. Mohlahleli, principle of Boiphihlelo Secondary adds; "Vodacom Yebo Millionaires has truly blessed our school. The computer centre will help our students to be on par with other schools that have the advantage to these resources. Our teachers also received training."

The objective of this initiative is about making a difference in the lives of learners. "We believe in empowering and enhancing the lives of South Africans especially our youth. Yebo Millionaires is a loyalty programme and is Vodacom's way of thanking our customer. This is a perfect way for us to give back to our communities," concludes Hamdulay.