Joseph Alam, VoicesofAfrica mobile reporter in Nairobi, Kenya
Same well-to-do residents of Arusha, in northern Tanzania can afford buy washing machines but they do not do because they prefer the natural way of washing laundry. This preference has more than one advantage.
Young people from the underprivileged areas earn money from laundry washing, and, more importantly, the environment is rescued as machines consume electrical power, which, on its turn, pollute the environment.
Moreover, as one of the youngsters interviewed in this report says, it keeps one’s body physically fit.
