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Residents of Matshona, Ward 05, now have access to computers and online resources, thanks to a newly opened Information Technology Centre from Alfred Nzo District Municipality.
What Happened
The municipality officially handed over the IT Centre during an Open Council Day held in Matshona. The centre, equipped with desktop computers, is designed to provide local residents with internet access, digital tools, and skills development opportunities.
According to municipal leadership, this initiative is aimed at bridging the digital divide in rural communities and helping residents take part in the modern economy.
“This centre will enable people to access information, learn new skills, and grow economically,” said a municipal spokesperson.
Official Response
Alfred Nzo District Municipality said the facility reflects its commitment to socio-economic development and digital inclusion. The centre is expected to serve as a local hub for learning, innovation, and youth empowerment.
Officials pledged to support the centre’s long-term success and encourage community use.
Community Impact
Residents of Ward 05 can now:
- Use computers for school, business, and job applications
- Learn basic and advanced digital skills
- Access online services and training platforms
- Participate in the digital economy
- Build skills that improve employability
The move is part of a broader effort to improve quality of life through access to technology and opportunity.
