Over 200,000 Burundian refugees in the Eastern African nation of Tanzania will soon benefit from a mega solar-powered water treatment facility as part of global efforts to improve sanitation in refugee camps. After nearly a decade of war and political unrest, there are some 110,00-238 . . .
Read MoreSolar power revolution is happening in Tanzania with a new study indicating that more than half (65 per cent) of rural households that have access to electricity use solar. The Energy Access Situation Report 2016 released earlier this week by the National Bureau of Statistics and the Rural . . .
Read MoreDar es Salaam — Solar power revolution is happening in Tanzania with a new study indicating that more than half (65 per cent) of rural households that have access to electricity use solar. The Energy Access Situation Report 2016 released earlier this week by the National Bureau of Sta . . .
Read MoreEast African Community's utility companies should consider paying individuals a fee for the solar power they consume to encourage more investments in clean energy. While the grid parity -- the threshold between the hydroelectricity and solar tariff -- has narrowed with the dramatic fall in . . .
Read MoreFor six years now, Esupat Loseku has known the joy of an income outside of livestock sales. The 29-year-old mother of six installs solar power systems and builds cookstoves in Enguiki village and its environs in northern Tanzania. In a week, Ms Esupat can serve four homes or even more, char . . .
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