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When Among other appearances, Kamkwamba was interviewed on Kamkwamba's book, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, was selected as the 2013 "1 Book, 1 Community" title for Kamkwamba is the subject of the documentary film William and the Windmill, which won the Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary Feature In 2010, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind was selected as the In 2013 Kamkwamba is featured in the book Extraordinary People by Songs For Extraordinary People. In 2014, Kamkwamba received a bachelor of arts degree in In 2019, References [ ] • . Retrieved 4 October 2020. • The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind • Atwater, Mary (1995). Using energy. New York: Macmillan/McGraw-Hill School Pub. Co. 978-0-02-276142-4. • . Retrieved 21 December 2009. Kamkwamba is one of four recipients of the 2010 GO Ingenuity Award, a prize awarded by the • Mwafulirwa, Sangwani (20 November 2006). . Retrieved 13 August 2011. • Hacktivate. Vdomck.org. 23 November 2006. . Retrieved 30 October 2009. • . Retrieved 30 October 2009. • . Retrieved 24 March 2019. • O'Keefe, Christy (20 October 2009). 'Boy who harnessed the wind' comes to College". TheDartmouth.com. . Retrieved 3 January 2015. • . Retrieved 13 August 2011. • Matson, John (11 January 2011). . Retrieved 13 August 2011. • . Retrieved 24 March 2019. • . Retrieved 24 March 2019. • May, Kate Torgovnick (13 March 2013). . Retrieved 17 December 2013. • Debruge, Peter (17 March 2013). ". . Retrieved 24 March 2019. • . Retrieved 2 June 2015. • Rhodan, Maya (17 ...

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The beautiful wide arc of Pemba’s Wimbe Beach, and the calm, warm waters of the Indian Ocean which lap Mozambique’s golden coastline, make it a prime location for tourists from the Northern Hemisphere to soak up the tropical warmth. Nestling amongst the palm trees which fringe the beach, cabanas and a couple of restaurants cater to the needs of the handful of tourists who venture this far north up Mozambique’s 2400 km long coastline. Boats and children on Wimbe Beach, Pemba, Mozambique, Africa Girls walk on Wimbe Beach, Pemba, Mozambique, Africa Fishing boat near Wimbe Beach, Pemba, Mozambique, Africa Spend a few days on and around the beach though, and it becomes obvious that this is still very much a working beach. There is a constant stream of people moving along the beach, many with baskets of fish. Fishing boats can be seen out at sea and there are plenty of people working nets in the shallow waters off the coast. Hawkers sell their wares to locals and foreigners alike – although hawking in Pemba is pretty low key, and not the near psychotic hard sell I’ve encountered in some places. Fishing near Wimbe Beach, Pemba, Mozambique, Africa Women fishing, Wimbe Beach, Pemba, Mozambique, Africa Fishing, Wimbe Beach, Pemba, Mozambique, Africa Over the years I’ve adopted the attitude that, however irritating, hawkers are just trying to feed their families. In Pemba though, they are a lifesaver for the non-Portuguese speaking tourist. Necessity being the driver of innovation, i...