Ideas advanced by four innovators representing Kenya this year in a continental engineering competition will leave you nodding.
Two of the creative minds have found novel ways of making the invasive water hyacinth useful, to the point where it can be fed to livestock or where its stems can be fermented to generate liquid fuel.
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