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For years, darkness shaped everyday life in several remote African villages.
Children struggled to study after sunset, families depended on kerosene lamps and candles, and even ordinary household activities became difficult once night fell.
But some of the women who once lived through these conditions are now helping change them.
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For years, darkness shaped everyday life in several remote African villages.
Children struggled to study after sunset, families depended on kerosene lamps and candles, and even ordinary household activities became difficult once night fell.
But some of the women who once lived through these conditions are now helping change them.