The all-woman solar plant in Ndabeni is under the brilliant leadership ofin an exclusive comment, she says:"I think the change has already started with us here at Ener-G-Africa, considering that our Solar Assembly Plant has a 100% female employment rate.
"Females have already proven themselves in so many other sectors, and, inevitably, the energy sector will soon be one of them."'s innovative solar panel assembly plant is a pioneering venture that manufactures small solar panels designed specifically for low-income households across Africa. Remarkably, this facility is only the second of its kind in sub-Saharan Africa, representing a significant stride towards gender diversity and inclusivity in the solar energy sector.
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