Vodacom, a cell phone service provider has donated 11 computers valued at Tsh.8 million to Arusha Secondary School. Vodacom’s country financial controller George Kagaruki, handed the computers to the school headmaster Shaaban Mgunya, saying it was part of social services support his company extended to the society. Speaking at the hand over ceremony, the headmaster thanked the company for its support adding that the school was now better equipped with new computers for both staff and students’ use. The school founded in 1962 has a student population of 1,560 but lacked basic services such as computers. It had only five computers. The school board Chairman Michael Sanga called on other business companies to emulate Vodacom’s example by supporting schools. Sanga said at present the school was in dire need of funds for fencing of the school campus to ensure safety of school property.