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Graduation day

November 3, 2011 by leslieclark 1 Comment

The students got their diplomas today.  First we chose the best panel and awarded Djabo the solar T shirt for doing the best job.

Djabo is awarded a T shirt for the best panel

proud of their work

Each student received a certificate

Diplomas

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  1. de ryckel Louis

    November 4, 2011 at 8:45 am

    chère Leslie
    j’ai suivi avec passion toute cette aventure de construction de panneaux avec toutes les difficultés que vous avez eues .je felicite toute l’équipe de ne pas avoir perdu courage et d’avoir trouvé un objectif equivalent avec les fours solaires et les petits panneaux pour rechager les telephones portables
    J’aimerai beaucoup connaitre la suite:
    les fours ;comment les éleves vont ils les faire admettre dans leurs communautées ?Ce sera plus facile pour la fille de foudouk , mais les autres, les garçons comment vont- ils persuader les femmes?
    aà quel prix peuventils acheter un four et à quel prix le revendent-ils?
    Meme qustion en cequi concerne les panneaux pour recharger les GSM?
    merci de m’éclairer?
    Louis

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