The larger part of Africa’s population do not have access to “processed” fuels like natural gas or modern cooking equipment. This means they are primarily dependent on open wood fires, a method of cooking that it extremely inefficient and harzardous … Read more →
Of importance to all Africans. Click here to read The DATA Report 2006. Kind regards and Be Well Robert UPDATE 8 AUG 2006: I wanted you all to know that Afrigadget has been mentioned in DATA’s despatches. “One year later, DATA (Debt AIDS Trade … Read more →
Here is a great way to illustrate what a country is doing to help limit further erosion of our precious resources on Earth. Click here for The New Power Planet My jaw hit the deck when I saw the number of … Read more →
Tools for specific needs can be expensive or hard to come by in some places in Africa. It could be something as simple as a certain sized wrench that is needed to remove a particular bolt. I decided to take … Read more →
Bernard took me to see Stephan, an auto mechanic who is a master of fixing things with very few tools or supplies. Stephan is truly amazing, an example of an African who uses his ingenuity to solve problems that would … Read more →