Binga Digital 2040
Born out of the marathon’s spirit of empowerment, Binga Digital 2040 is a bold commitment:To ensure every student in Binga has access to computer literacy and digital tools by the year 2040.This means building solar-powered computer labs in schools and communities, especially for children who walk up to 30 km daily just to learn under a tree. These hubs will equip Binga’s youth to participate in the Fourth Industrial Revolution — ensuring that no one is left behind.
Our mission is clear: to bridge the digital divide and ensure that every child, regardless of background or location, has access to technology, education, and a brighter future.
Vision
To ensure that by the year 2040, more than 100,000 people in Binga District — including students, youth, and adult community members — have knowledge of, access to, and meaningful participation in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR).
Why Binga, Why Now?
Binga, in Zimbabwe’s Matabeleland North, is deeply underserved and overlooked. Despite rich culture and resilient people, it faces major inequalities in education, infrastructure, and economic opportunities. Many schools lack basic facilities, and children travel far for makeshift classrooms. Economic mobility is scarce for youth and adults. Addressing these urgent challenges now is crucial to unlocking Binga’s potential and improving lives.
To our Partners & Sponsors
The Binga Kasambabezi Marathon is ready for its next chapter.We are looking for partners who believe in impact.In legacy.In soulful success.
Impact Potential
- Reach over 100,000 people with digital access and skills.
- Transform education in Binga from analog to digital.
- Build a new generation of digitally empowered youth, ready to create, connect, and compete on the global stage.
- Turn Binga into a rural model of 4IR readiness, reshaping what it
means to be “remote” in a digital world.
Our Reach: 25 Wards, 7,895 Students, 1 Mission. The Binga Digital 2040 initiative is anchored in real numbers and real communities. Our initial mapping has identified:
- 25 wards across the Binga District
- 24 primary/ secondary schools eligible for activation
- Combined student population of 7,895 learners (3,725 boys and 4,170 girls)
- Dozens of teachers and surrounding community members also in need of digital access and training
Call To Action
We cannot afford to let geography determine destiny.
Binga Digital 2040 is a call — not just to provide computers, but to open futures. Not just to install labs, but to build legacy. We invite:
- Tech companies to donate hardware, licenses, and learning platforms
- Funders to sponsor hubs, mobile units, and training programs
- Government and NGOs to endorse and embed this vision
- Diaspora champions to reconnect with their roots through purpose
Our Partners
