Armed with a solar-powered water pump for irrigation and a quarter-acre piece of borrowed land, widow Hakima Mohammed has become a Western Kenya tree tycoon.
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From solar irons to shavers, off-grid power push aims to light up incomes
Kakamega, Kenya: Catherine Wakhu knows the value of a lighted room to a child's education – and also the expense.
Research on Solar Pumps Promises Better Tidings
On a shiny afternoon last week, Oliver Bill, a 24-year-old former student leader at Moi University, was busy moving up and down to irrigate his 1.3 acres under tomatoes using a portable solar power
Clean Energy Lights up Lives in Western Kenya
Residents in Western Kenya have taken advantage of a range of solar energy options and saving huge amount of money from conventional lighting and cooking systems. A recent visit by People Daily in
Women Adopt Grass Farming for Sustainable Incomes in Rural Kenya
Pastoral communities in dryland areas of Kenya face many challenges, especially the devastating effects caused by recurrent and prolonged droughts.
Le ministère de l’Energie et L'AECF lance un projet d'énergie renouvelable pour accroître l'électrification efficace au Burkina Faso
Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, 30 juillet 2018: Avec le financement de l’Ambassade de Suède à Ouagadougou, le ministère de l’énergie du Burkina Faso en collaboration avec l'Africa Enterprise Challenge
AECF Conference 2018
The Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund (AECF) has committed to invest more than US$ 300 million (KES 30 billion) in the next three years to support businesses in the renewable energy and agribusiness
AECF Conference 2018
The Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund (AECF) has committed to invest more than US$ 300 million (KES 30 billion) in the next three years to support businesses in the renewable energy and agribusiness
Solar lamps, stoves and mobile phone chargers changing villagers’ lives in East Africa
For 70-year-old Regina Ocholla, a resident Nyakach in Kenya’s Kisumu County, a kerosene-fuelled tin lamp is a painful reminder of a dark past — literally.
Solar lamps, stoves and mobile phone chargers changing villagers’ lives in East Africa
For 70-year-old Regina Ocholla, a resident Nyakach in Kenya’s Kisumu County, a kerosene-fuelled tin lamp is a painful reminder of a dark past — literally.
Solar lamps, stoves and mobile phone chargers changing villagers’ lives in East Africa
For 70-year-old Regina Ocholla, a resident Nyakach in Kenya’s Kisumu County, a kerosene-fuelled tin lamp is a painful reminder of a dark past — literally.
With solar water, trees grow into a sturdy business in Western Kenya
Armed with a solar-powered water pump for irrigation and a quarter-acre piece of borrowed land, widow Hakima Mohammed has become a Western Kenya tree tycoon.
With solar water, trees grow into a sturdy business in Western Kenya
Armed with a solar-powered water pump for irrigation and a quarter-acre piece of borrowed land, widow Hakima Mohammed has become a Western Kenya tree tycoon.
With solar water, trees grow into a sturdy business in Western Kenya
Armed with a solar-powered water pump for irrigation and a quarter-acre piece of borrowed land, widow Hakima Mohammed has become a Western Kenya tree tycoon.