Patrick Padde is a farmer in the village Kwapa, Uganda, close to the Kenyan border. Patrick owns a farm of 5 acres however he had only been able to use 3 acres, but that was until he started using Azuri’s GrowFast Solar Irrigation System.

Joyce tells her story of being able to keep the shutters up even after the sun goes down.

Jacinta’s new title, “Mama Azuri”, reflects her happiness in her job and new sense of purpose: helping others improve their lives by having access to clean energy.

Meshack Otieno Omollo (40) is one of Azuri’s most passionate senior field sales agents. To Meshack, reinvesting his sales skills in his rural area is the best way to show appreciation.

Azuri’s new harvest payment plan has been tailored to farmers so they can distribute their Azuri payments throughout the year alongside their income.

Benedatta shares her journey for energy independence, keeping up with the neighbours and providing the best for her children.

Elizabeth Moonga has achieved something revolutionary in her farming community: she has light all night, doesn’t use kerosene lamps and watches a state-of-the-art solar TV in her own home.

Azuri celebrates International Girls in ICT Day with an interview with IT employee Cecilia Wanjiru

Alice is a role model for Kenyan women in STEM, excelling as a technician and making a path for others to follow her footsteps.