Based in the capital city of Bamako, IESC Geekcorps, a sort of Peace Corps for techies, is building 11 solar-powered radio stations in northern Mali.
HERE...
Once again, solar power is a great energy source for rural nations in need of power.
Friday, February 5, 2010
Solar Tech in Africa
Mali, is the West African nation famous for its extreme poverty and brutally hot Saharan plains near Timbuktu. But a small group of volunteer geeks made it famous for something else: green radio.
Based in the capital city of Bamako, IESC Geekcorps, a sort of Peace Corps for techies, is building 11 solar-powered radio stations in northern Mali.
HERE...
Once again, solar power is a great energy source for rural nations in need of power.
Based in the capital city of Bamako, IESC Geekcorps, a sort of Peace Corps for techies, is building 11 solar-powered radio stations in northern Mali.
HERE...
Once again, solar power is a great energy source for rural nations in need of power.
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