| Students in South African village have an online presence, thanks to Los Gatos Rotary |
| Posted by: Justina Spencer |
| Until this year, high school students in the rural South African village of Qibira attended classes in a sheep-shearing shed. Without electricity, toilets or running water, conditions were grim and illnesses commonplace. And when monsoonal rains poured through the multiple leaks in the structure's roof, teachers and students were forced to set up shop in the village church. |
| Source: San Jose Mercury News (CA-USA) | Published: December 3rd, 2008 |
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