It does not need much to make the world a better place
After more then a year I was visiting my friends from “Help for the massai” again in Arusha. During my visit 2016 in their project area of Malambo, the home of the Tanzanian Massai, one of their volunteers constructed a bread baking and Pizza stove, according to my instructions and guidance. He did a great job and succeeded to set read more…
1076 stoves! One thousand seventy six stoves , built in only 6 month. Since my last visit in the highlands of south Tanzania, Julio and his team did an awesome cooperation on the tea plantations of Unilever, where they are growing the world famous Lipton tea. Unilever sponsored these stoves for around 45 villages, where their tea pickers are living. read more…
As I mentioned in my last post from Uganda, I was traveling to Tanzania in order to bridge over the waiting time for the supply of some materials. My trip started last Friday from Kasese, Uganda. It was an 7h drive up to Entebbe. From there I check in to my flight at 2am in the morning before the filght read more…
Before christmas last year, I have been for a week in Arusha at the organisation “Help for the massai”. They asked me to help them to find a solution, to lower their costs for cooking. As I figured out in Haiti some month before, the clay stove I am usually constructing is not made to be heated with charcoal. I read more…