Briquette Project

[@NirajSrivsatav]

🙏 Best video for bio charcoal, appreciated and respect for all wonderful ladies 🙏

[@TM-uk6lv]

Thank you ladies, I was born and raised in Africa and now live in the US. I miss my motherland so much. I find myself using many of the methods I was raised with, and have passed them on to my children. Ladies I hope you and your family stay well.

[@magerovictor6977]

Which country is this?

[@joekayembe1197]

Great job and great choir in the end. Hearing you ladies singing and the expressions on your bodies and faces makes me feel like I was deep in a village far away from the city here in the DR CONGO. We are one, it's true. Let us keep this precious continent of Africa we have. Many greetings

[@khomotsophokanoka8299]

I have learned something I never knew am going to try that

[@ransfordfiti4163]

Just found your channel. Thank you for bringing us this educational video. Greetings from London UK 🇬🇧

[@leedza]

This is the only real solution to the energy issue in most of the developing world. However, work is needed to develop easier to use and efficient carboniser designs. There already plenty of ideas out there. Great work. I want to do my bit to adopt this concept in my part of the continent.

[@fullcircle4723]

You can make these even in developed countries. Saves money and charcoal-cooked food is delicimo. I also want to do this as a business but capital is my problem.

[@johnevans7389]

Fantastic, love the native ways. Take care.

[@noahsikhilalusaka8004]

Simple and effective energy source. Keep up the good work

[@purnachandrarao7176]

Videography for real socialservice. Good job.

[@murungibina2393]

Thank you for uploading this, that's Eco-frendly method. Am a ugandan but I understand most of the words in the language they speak. Peace

[@BusieNdlovu-y7l]

Lovely 🌹

[@patmalikebu2970]

Proud of my people. A very good teacher, I wish I could meet this lady when I come home. This is my land, my home district. Beautiful vocals azimayi. Let's fight climate change together

[@lintonmostack7854]

This in the journey to clean sources of energy

[@carmelb41]

You go ladies 💪💪💪❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥

[@claudiadeuchars4225]

Amazing, well done sister !!!

[@seidupaul8455]

God richly bless you❤❤❤

[@atukunziredoreen7269]

Thank you for educating me

[@sidneyalves8847]

Tecnologia simples ao alcance de todos.

[@herbertnkusangombe1815]

taonera nawo zikomo

[@Le_Mouton_Noir]

8:51 - This song is amazing

[@Krummers1]

Very smart ladies!

[@jenniiferpiiter8868]

#tessethings wow HALLELUYAH PRAISE THE LORD

[@nirinalevgb5664]

Great! Thanks! What kind of liquid is put in? Only water?

[@dalimwagore6871]

You literally make porridge, water with flour from any of these: maize, cassava, wheat, or cook yams or cassava until they mash but in plenty of water

[@charlessilver1877]

Here in Uganda that drum is quite costly. Any alternatives in case I don't have it

[@Le_Mouton_Noir]

Dig a big rectangular hole in the ground like a swimming pool. Put your wood in it and cover it with earth. On one side and the other of your "pool" you make a hole and you light one side... and then you continue like the video. Charcoal is made by combustion without air.

[@siphongcayi5991]

Beautiful

[@taniuebertrand9852]

i love Africa

[@gahungualain-desire719]

super

[@adasa916]

❤

[@rosemaryatieno4173]

wouderful

[@NyambeLilonga-w1q]

Thanks.

[@kerimaabu1359]

very smart

[@حالاتواتساب-ذ9ه]

What is this white stuff ?? What did you add please reply

[@miyandahaakamata1235]

It's quite interesting to be an African good job azimai thank you so much nd good that we have learnt something

[@jamalkhoshkanabi8623]

از این نظر جالب بود که زن های محلی با وسایل کاملا ابتدئی باز یه کار مفید انجام دادن واسه زندگیشون.و این کارشون از دید بنده کار خیلی ارزش مند ی هست.

[@staysafe2122]

Hope more rural settings adopt this initiative in more countries. Zikomo kwambiri. From the uk

[@brounfunk7964]

Wehr Are the Mans ?

[@ivantruckman1]

1:08 NICE RACK

[@donprincoify]

I was beginning to wonder why it was taking them so long to burst into"spontaneous"singing.

[@luciusirving5926]

Why not use a reusable charcoal mound from clay? it would be safer for all ages.

[@prossynannyanzi7072]

"Why not use a reusable charcoa mound from clayl? it will be safer for every ages." Luscious Irving. YOU'RE MISSING THE POINT ALL TOGETHER. WHAT THOSE LADIES ARE OR THE WORLD IN GENERAL... THEIR ARE TRYING TO DISCOURAGE PEOPLE ALL AROUND THE WORLD TO STOP CUTTING TREES... AS U KNOW REUSABLE CHARCOAL MADE BY CUTTING TREES.... the more trees cut the more problems the world have. It's like trees breath for us. All chemicals and persons in the air... if we have more trees it will help the my situation. If I am wrong pls someone collect me.

[@ing.emanuelramirezalvarez3416]

the white , what is it ? 6:42

[@ruthlonete3272]

Looks likes cornmeal/maize porridge. Can use any form of starch ( cassava, potatoes, wheat,...flour cooked to porridge.

[@KellieMwanyambo-h1b]

Ndiye sere zikomo

[@ramatoukotedji1627]

Hello phrase Van you learne me hop thé do in !