Traditional but high-tech: Green homes in Kenya | DW English

In Kenya, one group is combining green technology with tradition, by kitting out Maasai homes with solar panels, water harvesters and eco-toilets.

[@msglamazon45]

Look at those children studying and working together

[@kojomensah7474]

I want to know why it cost so much money

[@robertanderson6692]

Much respect and appreciation to the program designers. Hopefully the initiative and ingenuity will evolve and progress wherein the cost per unit can be reduced.

[@tonycstech]

5k ?
For Africa this should not cost 5k.
Someone is stealing at least 75% of all that money.

[@phil23_8]

Buying and installing solar panels isn't cheap

[@mwendapoleee]

@@phil23_8 Really? They don't have electric appliances only lighting i have one for 50 dollars.

[@Macknull]

@@phil23_8 this is a straight up lie

[@zeinabmassudi3698]

Very good! Well done!

[@africanqueenmo]

IT would be better to focus on the eco manyatta compare the old and the new and dont tell us too much about what husbands think

[@theturkanabus3610]

The benefits are most likely negligible which is why they focused on the alleged oppression of Maa women

[@denismwiti]

Interlocking bricks can bring the cost down further

[@careamgreen1878]

This is very good

[@tonycstech]

Their men mentality explains allot.