More light, less clarity Electricity does not change poor lives as much as was thought Getting a power connection to the poorest of the poor may be the wrong priority for a cash-strapped government print-edition icon Feb 6

It is not the kind of bright, leave-it-on light that people in rich countries take for granted. A small solar panel on Ms Yandereye’s roof is connected to a wall-mounted battery, which powers a radio and three LED ceiling lamps. Ms Yandereye also uses the battery to charge her mobile phone and a portable lamp that she hangs around her neck.

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