Group presentation Notes

What is one main issue with energy in Kenya?
In Kenya they have a huge number of people who don’t have access to electricity. That number is over 13 million people out of their population. Thats around 44 percent of their people.
How does this affect the country?                           This affects the country because that means that over 13 million people don’t have access to cell phones, toilets, computers, or even cars. These are all objects that in many countries almost everyone has, and we take for granted. These are two of the paragraphs that will be on my slide about energy and electricity. My group is doing the country Kenya, which is an African-American country who is developing and struggling with their economy. I am writing about what some of the issues are and how they can be resolved

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