How clean stoves reduced use of charcoal in Kondoa District

Some of the products, including modern stoves that are manufactured by the Asili Group. The group is located in the Kolo Village, Kondoa District in Dodoma Region. PHOTO | HAMIS MNIHA

By  Sharon Sauwa

Reporter

Mwananchi Communications Lmited

What you need to know:

  • In Kondoa District, a quiet revolution in clean cooking is taking place as women, in their quest for survival, have embraced clay stoves to lower cooking fuel costs while generating income

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