Here is a short video of how the greenhouse got constructed for the Ndandini Primary School. There are also some photos of installing the solar panels, computer and TV/DVD.
Terry
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Ndandini Village has been adopted by the Sunshine Coast-Sechelt Rotary Club in Canada. Since 2007 over 15 successful projects have been funded by almost 50 Rotary clubs around the world and many individual personal donors.
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