Inventor improves lives in Southwest Cameroon


  1. Video by Gilbert Kedia
    Tangem Thomas is a skilled inventor. He lives in the Mile 16, a small village near Buea in the Southwest of Cameroon. Tangem is a former monk and he is now concentrating on craftsmanship.
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    Over the past few years, he has thrilled the local community with solar powered cooking pots, fuel efficient large scale cooking solutions, multipurpose grinding mills made from scrap metal, multi-purpose filters.

    His motivation comes from the fact that he lives in a poverty stricken community, where access to clean water is a daily problem. The mostly farming community has benefited from his inventions for easy transformation of their produce for better storage and marketing.




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