The Digicel PNG Foundation has committed K1.5 million to establish five new computer labs in Western Highlands and Simbu provinces. This investment will provide over 10,000 students with essential access to laptops and reliable internet connectivity. The initiative aims to enhance ICT resources and improve digital literacy among students in these regions. The foundation’s project seeks to bridge the digital divide and equip students with necessary skills for the modern world. Details about accessing this news report require a web subscription through the Post Courier. This effort underlines Digicel PNG Foundation’s commitment to education and community development throughout Papua New Guinea.