Wedson interviewed members of the community to see how they have been impacted by the solar charger. Many claim it has brought a sense of 'town life closer to the community' by providing services and opportunities that were previously difficult to access. One of the notable benefits is that women can now have their hair done within the community, as the project has enabled the establishment of a salon. This has made beauty services more accessible and convenient for community members. The project has also brought entertainment closer to the community. People are now able to watch Premier League football matches and movies within their own community, providing an affordable source of recreation. Another important benefit is its contribution to education. Students are now able to study at night because electricity is available, which has created a better learning environment and may be contributing to improved examination pass rates.

Today, we officially handed over the waiting shelter to the community. The Chief and community members expressed their sincere appreciation and gratitude for the successful completion of the project. The shelter will provide a safe and convenient space for patients while waiting to access health services, including testing for malaria and other diseases. It will also protect patients from the rain during the rainy season and provide shade and comfort during hot and sunny days.

Painting on the office began today and should be wrapped up by the weekend.

Over the last few days, supplies were purchased and Chipwanya began their renovation, with the aim of making the office safe and functional once more. The workers began by removing the damaged sections of the building, and then proceeded to seal the cracks in the walls.

The window blocks have been fixed in place and plastering has begun. This should be completed next week, along with the floor