HMP Whitemore in Cambridgeshire joined ITSAs prison refurbishment scheme in June, becoming the fourth prison to come on board. 35 prisoners will refurbish computers in a 4000 sq foot unit within the prison and pack them for shipping to Africa.

A partnership between ITSA, Rotary and Tesco has lead to 60 computers being collected in local supermarkets for use in African schools.

Press Cutting: Gloucester Citizen, Thursday February 8th 2007

The Computers for Africa Schools programme has recently shipped its 10,000th computer.

Press Cutting: Oracle, December 2006

Rotary volunteers are collecting used computers to help support charity IT Schools Africa.

Press Cutting: Stoud News and Journal, December 2006

Cheltenham-based IT Schools Africa has sent 60 computers to Tanzania.

Press Cutting: Gloucester Echo, Friday 1st December 2006

A Gloucestershire charity pioneering IT education in Africa and cross-cultural communication between African and UK schools, is appealing to classrooms for help. Will Gethin explains how you can get involved.

Press Cutting: Sec Ed, Thursday 13th November 2006

An online parntership between a Zambian school and a UK college could see students from both countries working together in joint lessons over the internet.

Press Cutting: SecEd, September 28th 2006

The Royal Forest of Dean College (RFDC) has forged links with the Matero Boys and Girls Schools in Zambia and to inaugurate the new partnership, old boys from the Matero Boys School, Mike Tembo and Chris Mumba visited the college on Friday 22 September, during their UK visit from Zambia.

Following claims of sensitive data being stolen from recycled computers in Africa after their UK disposal, Murray Douglas, Project Manager of Cheltenham-based charity IT Schools Africa (ITSA), reassured Gloucestershire businesses and the general public that ITSA thoroughly wipes all sensitive date from all recycled computers, meeting approved government standards.