“…To bridge this digital divide, Community Technology Centres (CTCs), which are public-shared access to ICT resources with computers, Wi-Fi and, in some cases, mobile devices have been deployed in low-income contexts (Nemer, 2018b). Studies assessing CTCs in Brazil and Kenya indicated these facilities provide positive benefits that enable users to access information on education, health, current affairs (Wamuyu, 2017) and provide a social space to address individual and community needs (Nemer, 2018a).…”