The priorities are misplaced. These struggling families require basic necessities such as food, school fees for their children, clothing, and decent shelter, rather than these unnecessary and meaningless activities.
Have you read the data on solar impact?
Kuwa serious. You think everyone has access to and can afford electricity? Ama that food he will eat in darkness?
Wacha ujinga nani. What poor people need is vocational training and access to microcredit on concessional terms. Read up what Yunis did in Bangladesh using microcredit. Mimi for example I used to eat under the light of my father’s cigarette and that never stopped me from becoming a big landowner who can afford solar power.
What exactly is your point? What do you mean by this incoherent ramble? This is not the first time I am telling you to try and understand the topic before you jump in and proceed to prove to everybody you are a foolish wannabe degree holder.
Electricity is a very recent phenomena in Africa omera. Watu walikuwa wanakula aje before? Umbwa wewe.
Ungekuwa na degree by now ungejua kuwa nasema saidia hao watu waweze kununua solar wenyewe. Kuna uwezekano watachukua solar yako na wauzie msee mwingine ndio wapate angalau za unga.
@Ngimanene na matharo apply at least familia ipate mwangaza
You poor fool. It is not rocket science that people have always been eating. But don’t you think it is even better that they can eat using solar energy that is cheap and clean as opposed to using kerosene or, in your case, your father’s Kiraiku. Do you really need to be this stupid? I am asking because this kind of stupidity should be a crime.
Wewe ndio mjinga wa kuzaliwa. At what point was it decided that the poor people’s pressing need ni taa waone wakikula? By the way, such misguided interventions sii unique. Kuna places hata maskini hupewa nyumba only for them to remove the doors wakauze. Hata hapa kibera nyumba maskini walijengewa they rented them out wakarudi kuishi kwa mitaa ya mabanda.
I still maintain; ukitaka kusaidia maskini wape vocational training na access to cheap credit that come with concessional terms. In no time, watakuwa na uwezo wa kujifanyia mambo yao.
ukweli kabisa
Nauzanga solar, tuma madollar nipelekee mukoro wako new tv ya kulipia daily
Before electricity connection…we had this, Koroboi in other words “nishikie nitandike”. Poor people need ways they can fend for themselves…
Usishangae serkali ikisema poor people need refrigerators in their homes. Misplaced priorities…
