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The copperbelt University has entered into a partnership with Righlux

The copperbelt University has entered into a partnership with Righlux services Zambia to establish the Computer Assembly Plant. CBU is a repository of innovative ideas resulting from innovation, research and ICT Consultancy activities. The university wishes to utilise this capacity to build a national ICT Cadre that will resolve societal challenges including computer hardware and  generate additional income necessary for continued operations and long term financial sustainability. Righlux/THTF are a world renowned designers and manufacturers of electronic systems including computers design

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