October 13, 2026
Jane Kiarie runs a busy beauty salon in Rongai. Like many salon owners, her day depends entirely on electricity—hair dryers, blow dryers, clippers, lighting, and phone charging all need consistent power. Before switching to solar, her biggest challenge wasn’t competition—it was power reliability. Unexpected outages would interrupt clients mid-service. At times, she had to reschedule appointments, losing both time and income. On some days, she relied on costly alternatives just to keep the business running. “I remember having a full salon and then power just goes off,” she explains. “Clients get frustrated, and you lose trust. That’s when I knew […]







