Fourth ‘solar mama’ returns to Sabah after sustainable energy training


Inggai Suging (right) speaking during the her homecoming celebration on Sunday. Looking on is an official from SWEPA.

KOTA KINABALU: After spending five months in India, grandmother Inggai Suging finally arrived in Sabah on Sunday (Feb 16), eager to adopt solar energy practices in her rural village in Ranau.

The 55-year-old, who is a mother of 12 and grandmother of 22, is the sole representative for the Barefoot Solar Project 3.0 by the Sabah Women Entrepreneurs and Professionals Association (SWEPA).

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