“Charity never lives long; it dies in the short run, in a short space of time as funds run out.”

If your country was suffering from energy poverty, how would you solve it? That's Nigerian Chimaobi James Agwu's challenge.

The WakaWaka Foundation visited Haiti last week with the first batch of WakaWaka Lights packed in their luggage.

WakaWaka Power a Hit with American Preppers at Emergency Preparation Expo in Bakersfield, CA

Thousends of people have recieved their WakaWaka Powers. Here's a selection of the feedback we are getting.

The first of the 12.000 WakaWaka lights that crowdfunders raised for Haiti in the beginning of this year, have been distributed. Near Lascahobas, in the east of Haiti, around 40 villagers received their lamps last Sunday.

In a recent report the WakaWaka light was tested to assess it’s suitability and acceptability by refugees in the Dabaab region in Kenya.

A crowdfunding campaign for a WakaWaka CD, for every CD sold the WakaWaka Foundation will send one WakaWaka into the world.

The Powers have been shipped from the factory to various distribution centres and the packages for our backers are being prepared as we speak! We did ran in to some delay though, allow us to explain briefly

Although WakaWaka Power only just hit the market, we already got some amazing reviews. Here's a selection of some of the great stuff people are writing about the Power.

WakaWaka co-founder Camille van Gestel will be one of the speakers at TEDx Haarlem 2013