- Orange RDC inaugurates its second Digital Centre Club in Matadi, Kongo Central.
- The new centre offers free digital skills training and entrepreneurial support to students.
On June 13, 2024, Orange RDC (Orange République Démocratique du Congo) officially opened its second Orange Digital Centre Club in Matadi, Kongo Central. This marks the 25th ODC Club in the Africa and Middle East region, furthering Orange’s commitment to digital inclusion and innovation in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Orange RDC expands digital training in Kongo Central
In a significant step towards enhancing digital literacy and innovation in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Orange RDC has inaugurated its second Orange Digital Centre Club (ODC Club) in Matadi, Kongo Central. The centre, spanning 116 square meters, is fully equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including computers, printers, and audiovisual equipment. The ODC Club aims to complement students’ academic training by offering free courses and events in high-demand digital fields, as well as fostering entrepreneurial skills through coaching, project management training, and soft skills workshops.
The inauguration event was attended by local political and academic leaders, as well as key figures from Orange RDC, including the company’s General Manager, Ben Cheick Haidara, and Regional Director, Serge Kaozi. Following the success of the first ODC in Kinshasa and the Digital Club in Lubumbashi, this new centre in Matadi underscores Orange’s ongoing efforts to expand its digital ecosystem across the country.
“With the inauguration of this second Orange Digital Centre Club and the upcoming ones, we will provide the necessary skills to give the greatest number access to new technologies and help them use them fully; our commitment to inclusion is a reality experienced daily by the Congolese people.”
Ben Cheick Haidara, General Manager of Orange RDC
About Orange RDC
Orange RDC is a leading telecommunications company in the Democratic Republic of Congo, dedicated to providing innovative digital solutions and promoting digital inclusion. Through initiatives like the Orange Digital Centre Clubs, Orange RDC aims to empower the youth by equipping them with the skills necessary to thrive in the digital economy. The company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility and digital inclusion is reflected in its motto, “Orange kele awa / Orange is here,” demonstrating its deep-rooted presence and impact within the Congolese community.
