Irene Siwareng, a businesswoman in West Pokot County, is all smiles as she narrates her story.
People living across off-grid areas in 14 counties are experiencing a technological revolution following the introduction of clean cooking solutions, through the Kenya Offgrid Solar Access Project (KOSAP).
Kenya Off Grid Solar Access Project’s key objective is to expand market reach for companies selling clean cookstoves to the remotest areas of our country. This has provided a great opportunity for communities living in such areas with no access to different cooking solutions but firewood and charcoal.
A surprise purchase of an efficient jiko by Mr Rodgers Mbegah, a resident of Kwale County for his 28-year-old wife, Monica Juma has re-affirmed his commi
Ms Tina Tito, a self-employed resident of Kone Village in Mikinduni, Tana River County is one of the happy beneficiaries of energy saving jikos.
Ms Lucy Kanana, 29, from Mokowe, Lamu county usually started off her morning with loud irritating coughs. This happened every time she lit her charcoal jiko to prepare breakfast. But that has turned into a happy sojourn ever since she acquired Jikokoa, an improved charcoal jiko.
