” Trust yourself and believe, whatever happens don’t give up! “
Article posted on Friday, February, 12th, 2010 at 12:20
I know that this wonder-boy, William Kamkwamba, from Mali has been seen by thousands of people on the internet, I just wanted to spread his story among you that haven’t seen it before. William tells his amazing story how he harnessed the wind.
I won’t tell you more, please whatch for yourself what knowledge, entrepreneurial-spirit, patience and hard work can result in. “Trust yourself and believe, whatever happens don’t give up!”
//Emre Gürler.
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