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Solar Power Keeps the Midnight Oil Burning at the University of Dodoma
By
Kizito Makoye
Power cuts wreak havoc on most lives, but when you have an exam the next day and you have to do well, without light to study by you are stuck. But those dark days in the dorm may soon be over.
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