Solar power lights Nairobi soccer match
Updated: 2016-05-23 04:59
By HOU LIQIANG in Nairobi, Kenya(China Daily)
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Boys warm up before the final stats. Photo by Hou Liqiang/China Daily |
"We have seen what it means to Mathare, but a soccer tournament is just one example. Markets and businesses can operate outdoors, and citizens feel safer socializing in public spaces. That the lighting is solar-powered, and therefore sustainable and reliable, means communities can enjoy these benefits without worry of scarcity or effects of pollution."
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