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Mali: Boosting education with solar energy

Madelaine MeierDecember 3, 2015

Mali does not produce enough power to supply the entire population. The country has actually enough energy - solar energy. The Expertise of engineer Makan Tandina provides areas in rural Mali with badly needed energy.

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