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Twabuka School Donations of laptops, solar panels, books, and training

Zambia trainer Desire Rwagaju and teacher

Children in the Wilderness Intro Video

Twabuka School teachers learning OLPC computers

Zambia Twabuka School Wall

Twabuka School Donations of laptops, solar panels, books, and training

Twabuka School Donations of laptops, solar panels, books, and training

Zambia Twabuka School computer Candyce Stapen and teacher
Photo Credit: Copyright William S. Liebman

Victoria Falls
Photo Credit: © Alissa Kempler
from Men’s Fitness Magazine
In Zambia’s Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, Victoria Falls, one of the world’s most spectacular waterfalls, plummets 355-feet into a mile-wide gorge. Raft or kayak the rapids just below the thunderous water or fly above the mist for a panoramic view. On park safaris see zebra, giraffe, warthog, and rhino. At the nearby Twabuka Community School, teach computer skills to elementary school children as part of Henny’s Kids.org, a program to bring solar-powered laptops to rural schools in Africa started by this article’s author and named after her mother, Henrietta, a teacher. Henny’s Kids works with Children in the Wilderness, the non-profit educational and environmental division of Wilderness Safaris.
Stay: Upmarket Toka Leya Camp with en suite bathrooms.
Toka Leya Camp rates, including meals and safaris, from $620 per person. Contact Wilderness Safaris specialist Travel Sommelier, www.travelsommelier.com.
by Candyce H. Stapen, 10/6/2015
from Men’s Fitness Magazine
In Zambia’s Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, Victoria Falls, one of the world’s most spectacular waterfalls, plummets 355-feet into a mile-wide gorge. Raft or kayak the rapids just below the thunderous water or fly above the mist for a panoramic view. On park safaris see zebra, giraffe, warthog, and rhino. At the nearby Twabuka Community School, teach computer skills to elementary school children as part of Henny’s Kids.org, a program to bring solar-powered laptops to rural schools in Africa started by this article’s author and named after her mother, Henrietta, a teacher. Henny’s Kids works with Children in the Wilderness, the non-profit educational and environmental division of Wilderness Safaris.
Stay: Upmarket Toka Leya Camp with en suite bathrooms.
Toka Leya Camp rates, including meals and safaris, from $620 per person. Contact Wilderness Safaris specialist Travel Sommelier, www.travelsommelier.com.
by Candyce H. Stapen, 10/6/2015

Rhinos in Zambia
Photo Credit: © Alissa Kempler
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Rwanda

Rwanda Bisate School teachers and kids and soccer balls
© Candyce Stapen

Rwanda Bisate School Playing Soccer in the Rain
© Candyce Stapen

Rwanda Bisate School Playing Soccer in the Rain
© Candyce Stapen

Rwanda - David Kempler/Candyce Stapen and Teachers delivering Soccer Balls
© Candyce Stapen

Rwanta Bisate School - children and their new soccer balls delivered by Henny's Kids
© Candyce Stapen

Rwanda, Volcanoes National Park Gorilla trek
© Candyce Stapen

Rwanda, Farms Outside Volcanoes National Park
© Candyce Stapen

Rwanda, Volcanoes National Park Gorilla trek, Silverback
© Candyce Stapen

Rwanda Bisate Lodge
© Candyce Stapen

Rwanda Bisate Lodge room

Rwanda Kigali city view
© Candyce Stapen

Rwanda, Volcanoes National Park Gorilla trek gorilla in the mist
© Candyce Stapen

Rwanda, Volcanoes National Park Gorilla trek gorilla in the mist
© Candyce Stapen
Background Photo © Candyce H. Stapen
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