Tips: -Wash your socks often. -Sprinkle your shoes with baking soda, it is not only totally odor absorbing it helps keep feet dry and has kills off bacteria. -Wear open toed shoes when possible. -Avoid synthetic material in socks, which make it harder for feet to breathe. Fabulous Foot Fact.
Rwanda faces some of the highest energy costs in the world (over US$0.20 per kilowatt-hour), creating opportunities for U.S. power producers, energy consultants, and renewable energy specialists. Power grid As of July 2013, around 17% of the population had access to Rwandaâs power grid.
The installed capacity in Uganda is about 300 MW, over 98 percent of electricity is generated by the hydroelectric plant at Owen Falls (the 180 MW Nalubaale station and the 200 MW Kiira station with five 40 MW units of which three have been installed) on the Victoria Nile. power line would start from Kikorongo to Mpondwe on the DR Congo border and another one would begin from Kiburara to Kisinga and other mountainous sub-counties. The sh2.6b will be 50% of the costs of the power project. Uganda's Kanungu district will get a 150-kilometre power line worth Shs2.6 billion, in May 2005.